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EDIT: Nevermind, see answer below

There seems to be a ton of noise about this across the internet (yes, I've read all the stack overflows and github issues), but not much signal for my particular problem. Also, I'm new to docker, so possibly user error, but none of the obvious....

Here's what's happening:

• I've created a single node swarm for a pet project and have successfully logged in to both ghcr and docker hub.
• I've created a simple docker image based on the standard mysql image and published it as a private ghcr package
• I've created a docker context on my local machine pointing to the docker socket that I'm forwarding from the swarm node.
• Using that context, when I run docker image pull ghcr.io/my-name/my-image:latest, it works fine and pulls the image down to the swarm node.
• I then remove the image and run docker stack deploy -c test.yml test (test.yml included below) and it fails with "No such image: ghcr.io/my-name...."

It does appear to have something to do with authentication, but unclear exactly what.... I also tested with a public ghcr package and it worked fine, so the difference seems to be public vs private.

Here's what test.yml looks like (sub my-name/my-image in for any private ghcr package you have access to):

EDIT BELOW

The current version of pytube does not work anymore. Youtube actually made a good way of preventing automated video downloads, shocker...

ANOTHER EDIT Nevermind, there is an easy bypass. In the pytube directory, there is a file called cipher.py. Currently, in pytube 11.0.2, the cipher file has a cipher class with an init function. In the function, there is a variable called regex. Make sure that it is assigned to re.compile(r"^$*\w+\W") and the problem will be fixed.

I am getting this error pytube.exceptions.RegexMatchError: __init__: could not find match for ^\\w+\\W\n,

I get this error when I run:

I just learned about H3 and would like to basically get the "standard reference" point, referencing each hexagon (and the 12 pentagons) at each resolution, and then determine what the lat/lng coordinates are for each hexagon. How does this work?

The H3 grid is constructed on the icosahedron by recursively creating increasingly higher precision hexagon grids until the desired resolution is achieved. Note that it is impossible to tile the sphere/icosahedron completely with hexagons; each resolution of an icosahedral hexagon grid must contain exactly 12 pentagons at every resolution, with one pentagon centered on each of the icosahedron vertices.

The first H3 resolution (resolution 0) consists of 122 cells (110 hexagons and 12 icosahedron vertex-centered pentagons), referred to as the base cells. These were chosen to capture as much of the symmetry of the spherical icosahedron as possible. These base cells are assigned numbers from 0 to 121 based on the latitude of their center points; base cell 0 has the northern most center point, while base cell 121 has the southern most center point.

Each subsequent resolution beyond resolution 0 is created using an aperture 7 resolution spacing (aperture refers to the number of cells in the next finer resolution grid for each cell); as resolution increases the unit length is scaled by sqrt(7) and each hexagon has 1/7th the area of a hexagon at the next coarser resolution (as measured on the icosahedron). H3 provides 15 finer grid resolutions in addition to the resolution 0 base cells. The finest resolution, resolution 15, has cells with an area of less than 1 m2.

I would like to go down to resolution 10, which is about 15m^2 area. I would like to store a custom generated key with each hexagon at this resolution, associating the key with the index or hash of the hexagon, which I assume is somehow associated to the origin of the system, and somehow the origin is hardcoded to a specific place on the globe.

So it appears that h3.getRes0Indexes will give us the 122 origin cells at base 0. And the hierarchy docs show in the JavaScript library how to traverse the resolutions at least.

Otherwise, I want their original value.

Basic desired outcome: For this example, type a name to see the result. Erase the name and I want it to say "[empty]" instead of the name (in the text below the field). If I type the name again it should show the name again.

I am using "span" in a larger program so I used it in this example just in case, regardless the result should be the same.

EDIT: nevermind, this is false. The result is not the same. I need it to work when "span" is in the declared variable.

I am having a huge issue here. if/else statements are not working and I have tried all variations of ternary arguments.

I got this working halfway by doing the following after declaring nameHere, however, it would not return to having the inputted name value when it was entered:

I am trying to build a web scraper to get informations about some products and store them inside a database. I'm getting the HTML source code with Nightmare (because javascript code has to run on the server before the page content is created) then I'm parsing that source with Cheerio. Once I do the parsing there are some images I have to download for the products. I have a simple download function and, based on if the image which I'm trying to download is available or not on the server, I'd like to return a string (or an array of strings) containing either the image name (which I downloaded) or a default image name from my computer. I tried calling the download function as a promise, I tried passing Promise.all() when I know there are multiple images to download, but to no avail. While I'm positive my code is working (the images are downloaded as should, the final object looks great at almost every property and value), it is the images properties fields which, when I'm printing the object to the console, still holds [Promise] / [ Promise { } ] and I'm not quite sure how to solve this matter. I'm positive those promises resolve, but they're not resolved when I'm outputting the resulting object to the console. And that's a problem, 'cause I have to pass that object to be stored in the database and I don't think they'll be resolved then.

The code (minus the exact links) is down below:

I can't seem to figure out how to align in Jetpack Compose. Here's what I want it to look:

Now I tried the following, but it does not work as expected: Nevermind the exact colors btw, I'm only really interested in the concept of how to position those views, each rotated 90 degrees, and aligned to the edges of the Tablet in my case

I have a class that looks like this:

I'm trying to save my arguments and their parameters from the command line as follows

./run cat hello.txt : grep left : wc -c

I want to seperate each argument in an array as follows withouth knowing the number of :

I need to do the following: