credo | Doctrine ORM integration for the Codeigniter framework | Web Framework library

Edit 2: Updated to take care of the problems from the dput output.

I don't know why the dput output is not working, so here is a roundabout way of sharing the data.

A simple zip file of the data can be downloaded from here: link to zip file

The following code should then represent the data I was trying to share. Note that you will need to replace the path name for the downloaded zip file, and that the parse_file function will create a temporary directory:

I am trying to create a new column by extracting date information from text. I found that date is at the end of each row, within the last two round brackets.

I am trying to extract the content in the last parenthesis at the end of each of the following rows:

I've crated a script to get the title of different shops from some identical webpages. The script is doing fine.

I'm now trying to create a logic within the script to let it try few times if somehow it fails to grab the titles from those pages.

As a test, if I define the line with selector otherwise, as in name = soup.select_one(".sales-info > h").text, the script will go for looping indefinitely.

I've tried so far with:

I have a small elixir project and I am trying to use GithubWorkflow to have a nice pipeline and automate some actions.

However I can't even get it started as I get the following error:

I just cloned an Elixir/Phoenix project but can't run any mix tasks. I keep getting elixir 1.5.1 not installed. I don't get it though since I have Elixir installed. If I run elixir --version from any other folder outside the project I can see I am running on Elixir 1.5.1. It's just inside this project that I keep getting the error that elixir is not installed.

What could be the problem? The contents of the mix.exs file look like this: The project section

I'm new to Javascript and am struggling to execute a function when two separate elements are selected. I'm trying to get a final result based on the options selected. I work in a logistics company and am just trying out something to practice coding and help in my job. Please see my code below, hope it makes some sense on what i'm trying to achieve (finding out what shipping container is required based on the dimensions of a 'Kit'). I want to keep the Javascript in a separate file so please bare this in mind when replying.

Quick summary: I need to programmatically clear the routes cache (unless there is another way using the RouteServiceProvider?) but Artisan::call('route:cache'); is throwing an error.

I have routes that are bound to arrays of slugs we pull out of our database. This is all working great except that on our CMS side, if we add a new entry the app gives us a 404 on that new URL because the routes are all already cached. I can't be ssh-ing in and running php artisan route:cache every time someone makes an edit.

I've tried to add an observer to the relevant model that runs route:cache whenever there is a change to a slug or a new entry is added, but that's throwing an exception. I can't replicate it in my local setup because my routes aren't cached locally!

Here are some snippets of what's going on:

My RouteServiceProvider is set up like below (to serve the routes {location}). Is there something I could be doing differently here?

Is there a way to get a warning—either from the elixirc compiler, Credo, or some other linting tool—when I unintentionally ignore the return value of a function?

That is, I'd like a warning in this sample where it ignores the result of increment_state():