Log-Entry | Displays and records cmdlet processing details | Command Line Interface library

I have a service class in my symfony5 project on php8, which is sending emails following certain rules. With my test want to check if the correct mails are sent. This task exists for several projects, so I really want to find a solution for this.

The method, which collects the receiver of the mails is currently private and you should not expose your privates.

One idea was to write a log entry for each potential mail receiver. But how can I check for certain values in my test.log file?

I found a package, which extends phpunit just for this purpose ( https://github.com/phoenixrvd/phpunit-assert-log-entry ), but it doesn't look like it is maintained.

Do you know a solution for either

• check the logs for messages or
• have a different method to test if the right receivers are notified?

Currently I use a Trait to add logging functionality to my service, which has a setter method, which sets the Logger via the @required annotation.

Below is my code to display recent posts from blog in html/php page

[This image contains the part of code wherEin I am getting the data from the website https://arprogramming.blogspot.com/ and storing the data in 3 separate lists. The link list is used to store the link of the blog so that I can use it as a link afterwards to redirect to the site from the app]2

These are all my imports

Thia is my pubspec.yaml file

This is the part of code where I am using the scraped data

THIS IS MY ERROR Below is my main code

I'm very new in C# and Dependency Injection. Currently I'm working on a new project and want to do a technology step forward.

In this Project, I've three situation causing circular dependency.

I've read a lot about this and found solutions like Lazy and and IServiceProvider, but I want to learn a clean solution for this problem and want to follow the most common suggestion to refactor the code.

We have four services in this example:

AccountService -> Login, Logout and so on

HttpService -> Do the API-Stuff

LogService -> Do some logging

LogRepository -> CRUD for the logging table / wrapper for EF

The AccountService authenticate via API using HttpService. Later, I want use the HttpService to get more data via API. HttpService now need the AccountService to get the Token for authenticate the request. This is causing a circular dependency error.

AccountService

I am trying to render nested lists with vue components. My approch so far is to create two compontens: One component to render the 'Blog' posts and one component to render the comments. The 'Blogs' are rendering just fine, but the whole 'comments' are missing. I get no errors other than a warning, that I should the lists should have explicit keys. Can someone explain why the 'comments' are not rendering?

I have a component Blog.js that fetches data from this API . My code looks like

Im building a new personal blog and I'm using ajax to post back to a C# Controller to get the results for pagination. Page 2 loads with the results however, none of the javascript is reloaded because, I believe, when I partially reload the pagination part of the page, it destroys everything in the DOM and because the full page doesn't reload, the javascript isn't invoked.

So I'm looking for a bit of help on working out how to get the external javascript to run again. What it does is adds css classes, gives some fade effects etc.

Context:

The docs in "stateful retry" (https://docs.spring.io/spring-kafka/reference/html/#stateful-retry) and "seek to current" (https://docs.spring.io/spring-kafka/reference/html/#seek-to-current) make it sound like that as a user, I should migrate away from a RetryTemplate to using the BackOff function in SeekToCurrentErrorHandler.

I currently have a mix of RetryTemplate with an infinite loop for certain exceptions + SeekToCurrentErrorHandler with a fixed retry of 3 times that works for all other exceptions.

Now I am looking to replace this attempt with handler.setBackOffFunction((record, ex) -> { ... });, but I have been facing following issue

But I am not sure if this intended, I am misconfiguring or if this is a bug.

• Spring Boot 2.4.0
• spring-kafka 2.6.3

Question:

When I am using the SeekToCurrentErrorHandler with large intervals, the error-message for "hey your listener threw an exception" appear to log AFTER a interval was done. Is this intentional? My code is throwing an exception and a log-entry may appear much after.

Here we line 1 executed at 22:59:14. An exception is thrown shortly after, but appears in the logs 10s later at 22:59:24. When using ExponentialBackOff, that timeframe becames larger and larger.

I've a really weird bug to hunt. It occurs on chromium (83) and chrome (84) but only on my Debian system. it does not occur neither on my colleagues Linux with chrome, nor on Firefox at my computer nor a any windows setup.

It that after submitting a matDialog in an angular-(9.0.6)-application, a routing (back) takes place which I can not explain. When I set persist logs on in chrome and chromium, I can see that after submitting the dialog, the browser somehow redirects. I searched all places in the code where router.navigate is called, but it's none if them. In Network-communication tab everything seems to be fine.

The bug is not reproducible on other machines. But on mine it happens with different program versions, with a local and online instances. I am quite desperate and have no clue what might be going on.

What I found is, that after the log-entry in the browser-console of the unwanted redirection there is a question mark:

The questionmark is blue, so it's not part of the URL, but part of the log-message. Does anybody knows what it could mean? Maybe the answer is a hint of what is going wrong here.

Btw. it's the same in chrome and chromium; both freshly installed respectively with all addons disabled.