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is it possible to do this with RxSwift

that's not possible, as every time we trigger the function it gets dispatched and we can't access the callbacks from other threads.

You're creating a race condition, a workaround is to populate the data once in a singleton, and rather than calling the function multiple times use that singleton.

some other approach might also work singleton is just an example.

Race condition: A race condition is what happens when the expected completion order of a sequence of operations becomes unpredictable, causing our program logic to end up in an undefined state

It depends on what you mean by "prove". The Notary v2 project aims to extend the OCI specification to include cryptographic signatures of container images. This will allow the user of a container image to independently verify that a specific image was published by the holder of the private key (similar to how TLS certificates work with https). However, it seems like you are asking for the ability for end users of your service to also verify the software that you are running. You could share the signatures of the images, but unless you give your users access to the actual container orchestration system you are using there would be no way for them to know that you are running the images you claim to be running.

In an production environment, your static files are not served through Django, but should be served directly through the webserver.

So you should configure your webserver (I assue Nginx) to serve the content of the static directory (aka static/css/main.ce8d6426.chunk.css) directly.

In your json posted above the name of the id property is articleid whereas in the pojo it's id, so the value has just not been mapped to the pojo's id property. Make them same names

Your class ArticlesRepository has a field NamedParameterJdbcTemplate Spring want to set dependency with type NamedParameterJdbcTemplate for correctly creating ArticlesRepository but he can't find any bean with type NamedParameterJdbcTemplate. You should declare one or more beans with type NamedParameterJdbcTemplate in your Spring context by using any of the possible annotations @Component or @Bean in the configuration class.

Inside your controller method, you have a control flow which checks if the @tag_category instance was successfully updated. In case it is, it redirects to company_tags_url. In case it's not, it renders the :edit view.

My guess is that the model is not getting updated and the controller is responding with the condition under the else block (rails will respond with a 200 when executing render).

Instead of rendering the edit view, try redirecting the user to edit_company_tag_path(@tag_category) , and if that's the case your test will fail not because it was expecting a 3XX response, but because it was redirected to the wrong page.

As mentioned in the comment using an XMLParser here would be a good idea. Define your XMLParser, and set its delegate (XMLParserDelegate) which is a class you define (inheriting from XMLParserDelegate!). there you need two functions:

If you modify your condition like this:

use: