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The following regex pattern seems to be working:

Your depth test is disabled or your context doesn't have a depth buffer. First make sure that you set a pixel format with depth buffer during initialization. QOpenGLWidget documentation has an example of that:

Previously, I was using Qt3DExtras::QCylinderMesh as solid B (VB and FB). But it was NOT watertight. I replaced it with the following code which creates watertight cylinders.

It's a warning for an int overflow in the MPU6050 library code, not in your code.

On Github, an issue was raised about this some time ago, which also has the fix in the same posting.

Another solution suggested in the comments there to get rid of this warning is to simply change the "16384" to "16384L" in the library code.

Note that i2cdevlib has 247 open issues; I don't think the owner will fix this particular problem any time soon.

The answer is in the docs.

There are two test clients built in. The sync version stands up the application and does submit http requests. The async version avoids that leveraging ASGI to reach inside and execute the handler. Sounds like that is the one that you want.

Just use d3-zoom for both zooming and panning. Removing drag and zoom from the countries itself fixed it.

You can add a responses parameter to your path operation.

Then you can pass your model there. It will create a schema for that model.

As explained in the doc:

To use HTTPS Callable Functions you must use the client SDK for your platform together with the functions.https backend API (or implement the protocol)

which means that you must follow the protocol in any case, since the Client SDKs do implement the protocol.

The protocol specifies the format of the Response Body as follows:

The response from a client endpoint is always a JSON object. At a minimum it contains either data or error, along with any optional fields. If the response is not a JSON object, or does not contain data or error, the client SDK should treat the request as failed with Google error code INTERNAL .

error - ....

data - The value returned by the function. This can be any valid JSON value. The firebase-functions SDK automatically encodes the value returned by the user into this JSON format. The client SDKs automatically decode these params into native types according to the serialization format described below.

If other fields are present, they should be ignored.

So, to answer to your question "what should I return to the client?", you should return data that can be JSON encoded. See also this section of the protocol doc.

For example, as detailed in the doc, in a Callable Cloud you can do

While this might not be an exact issue, duckduckgo is definitely not for bots and scraping its search content. Take a look at their robots.txt file. This file from websites tells you how to treat their website for crawlers vs users – what pages are allowed to be crawled and which ones can't be crawled.

From the looks of it, all of what you're trying to crawl is Disallowed. There's a chance you're getting teapot as a response because that is their response to crawlers without permission.

If you're trying to learn about requests, it might be better to avoid search engines. Most of the common ones that I know of disallow outside crawlers.