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Really pretty confused here. I have no idea how to inspect elements in the Gmail app on my phone to understand what CSS is/isn't working. The email looks great on my mom's phone, on desktop, at gmail.com ON my android, but not on the gmail app on Android.

Here's the bad display on my phone, followed by one that's correctly displayed:

There was similar whitespace, but vertically, before I added font-size: 0px. No idea why THAT worked.

I am looking for a static code analyzer which can detect OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities.

• SonarAnalyzer which is an in-built repository in SonarQube covers only few of the OWASP Top 10.
• Roslyn security guard for .NET is also focused on security but I do not see any information on how many of the OWASP vulnerabilities are covered.

Are there any other open source/commercial static checkers available which provide comprehensive coverage of all of the OWASP Top 10 for C#?

Thanks, Gaurav

I am trying to use OpenJSON at JSON data but it is not producing the result as expected. DB JSON in field_data is:

Beginning with successful authentication by email (in 4.2.4), an attempt to follow User Provider docs to add authentication by username fails with

DBAL Exception:... Undefined offset: 1

Curiously, if I run the SQL statement as shown in the debug profiler, View runnable query, the query runs properly and returns a non null result. So at least the repository can return a username.

I've tried rewriting the query builder statement using entityManager; providing a setParameters() statement with two parameters; all to no avail.

Edit #2:

Poking at the Doctrine code as identified in the trace (see below), the exception occurs at the line

[$query, $params, $types] = SQLParserUtils::expandListParameters($query, $params, $types);

The $query and $params (as shown with dd(...)) make sense to me. The $types variable, however, is opaque: it's an array [0 => 102, 1 => 102]. The exception occurs with the statement SQLParserUtils....

end Edit #2

Edit #3:

Here's what happens in Doctrine, but I have no idea of the intent of the code. In Doctrine\DBAL\SQLParserUtils, lines 129 - 133, are contained in a foreach () loop, run once for each element in the $paramsPos array [0 => 496, 1 => 513], where the values are the location of the replaceable parameters in a SQL statement. The $params array initially contains

I'm working on a Symfony 4 project with PhpStorm 2018.1

It has become common for me to see the use declarations highlighted as if they haven't been installed with composer.

The class belongs to a package which is not directly required in your composer.json. Please add the package into your composer.json.

The following are installed and show in my composer.json file:

• stof/doctrine-extensions-bundle
• symfony/orm-pack

Am I missing something here or is this a PhpStorm issue?