reading-comprehension | Comparing attention-based convolutional | Machine Learning library

I am implementing a RESTful api that has a GET endpoint that needs to support pagination. To do so, I have implemented the standard limit and offset query parameters. When I get to the (mysql) database, I need to fetch the data in an ordered, consistent manner. I have attempted to use an 'order by' combined with a 'limit x, y' in my query, yet the expected results are not being returned.

DDL/DML

Here is the (only) script being used to create the tables/indexes (ddl) and insert the data (dml): https://gitlab.com/connorbutch/reading-comprehension/-/blob/9-list-all-assessments/reading-comprehension-server-quarkus-impl/src/main/resources/db/migration/V1.0.0__CreateAssessment.sql. The contents of the file is also given below:

I have a new application (https://gitlab.com/connorbutch/reading-comprehension/-/tree/5-implement-glue-code where I am currently working off of branch 5-implement-glue-code ) that is running in docker (for now, it will eventually run in knative). The application builds (both locally and on the gitlab ci/cd server), and deploys a docker image (both locally and on gitlab ci/cd server). It also passes acceptance tests locally. However, when it runs the acceptance tests on the gitlab ci/cd server, it appears the docker deployment is not exposed/taking place on another host/url.....?

If you wish to run this locally, you can easily do this with a single command (after cloning/cd to the repo): docker run -i --rm -p 8080:8080 registry.gitlab.com/connorbutch/reading-comprehension & ./wait-for-it-2.sh). If not, you can recreate by cd to the repo and running ./build-it.sh

Here is an output of the failing build on the gitlab server (when running the command mentioned above docker run -i --rm -p 8080:8080 registry.gitlab.com/connorbutch/reading-comprehension & ./wait-for-it-2.sh). You can find this output here: https://gitlab.com/connorbutch/reading-comprehension/-/jobs/714867229

Background: I have a project that runs a docker image (in production it will run in knative, but for testing, docker/docker compose is a good first step), and as part of my CI/CD pipeline, I would like to run acceptance tests against the image. I have the image configured to run in docker, and the (cucumber) acceptance tests run as part of a gradle task. I would like the gradle testing to wait until the image is spun up (the image itself takes under .02 of a second to start thanks to graalvm ahead of time compilation, but the gitlab runner can be slow). I have hooked up a wait-for-it.sh script (https://gitlab.com/connorbutch/reading-comprehension/-/blob/5-implement-glue-code/wait-for-it.sh) and that works to wait for localhost:8080 (you can verify yourself by executing the following command: docker run -i --rm -p 8080:8080 connorbutch/reading-comprehension-server-quarkus-impl & ./wait-for-it.sh localhost:8080 --timeout=10 --strict -- ./gradlew acceptanceTest), but but I would like to have the task wait for localhost:8080/health/readiness, and the following command does not work: docker run -i --rm -p 8080:8080 connorbutch/reading-comprehension-server-quarkus-impl & ./wait-for-it.sh localhost:8080/health/readiness --timeout=10 --strict -- ./gradlew acceptanceTest It is important to note the application starts up in .02 seconds at the slowest, so the endpoint is up and working, it is an issue with how I am running the wait-for-it script

Any ideas on how to input the values to wait for it so that I have the wait-for-it.sh test a url containing a slash? Alternatively, any other input on how to perform this ordering would be great too!

If you'd like to run locally, clone the code from (https://gitlab.com/connorbutch/reading-comprehension/-/tree/5-implement-glue-code) (only requirement is to have docker), execute the ./run-it.sh, then use the above commands Thanks, Connor

Problem Description I have a project in which I am building a RESTful api with micronaut. The models returned in the response body are generated from an open api specification (using a gradle plugin).

However, for some reason, it micronaut always returns any model object as an empty json object {}, even when it should be a populated object.

Repository Link https://gitlab.com/connorbutch/open-api-micronaut-quarkus

Examples of output

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