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I have the following SwiftUI code where a simple button brings up the iOS file manager and allows the user to select a CSV file to be imported. I've found that it works well for files that are stored locally on my device but if I try to select a file from Google Drive or OneDrive it gets a URL but when I then try to retrieve the data from it, it returns an error saying that the file was not found.

After a lot of head scratching, I've found that when using the file browser if I long press to bring up the context menu and then view the info for the file (which I'm guessing may be pulling it down to the phones local cache), it will then work as expected. This is shown in the following animated gif:

I've found that once I've done that caching trick, I can access the file without issue in other apps using the same code and I've also found that I can uninstall my app and reinstall it and it continues to work.

Can anyone advise on an approach using SwiftUI where I can avoid this File Not Found error when trying to import the file from Google Drive or OneDrive?

The entire code that I've been using for testing is as follows:

I am still somewhat of a novice to React with much to learn. At the moment I am trying to make a page displaying lightsabers and hilts from Star Wars by clicking a button to show the ones you want. I am doing this by using State, which by the amount of states I currently have seems like the wrong way of doing it.

Here's how I'm doing it: I set a State and put an onClick event that sets the chosen hilt/color to true and the rest to false whilst also rendering information of said hilt/color. It looks like this:

In the code below I've created a button component with the help of React. Since React allows you to create reusable components, I wanted to be able to create a button that could contain different text and be a different color. For example:

I'm trying to reproduce the following output of dplyr code with R package collapse.

dplyr Code

I have an HTML string where I'm trying to generate an array of all substring instances that occur between two sets of characters.

My string looks something like this:

I want to print specific individualized object properties with this extension- Source: HERE

I am practicing web scraping using the requests and BeautifulSoup modules on the following website:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0080684/

My code thus far properly outputs the json in question. I'd like help in extracting from the json only the name and description into a response dictionary.

Code

I have run into an issue with liquibase. So , I made a mistake in my sql commands in one of the changesets. Now whenever I try to upgrade my deployment , the upgrade is failing due to wrong checksum. So I thought of doing the validCheckSum : ANY workaround and have run into this issue where it is not working. So my question is , is there any mistake in my syntax and How do I bypass the checksum check or what is the proper syntax for setting any in liquibase formatted sql.

This is what I have tried

I am trying to retrieve JSON data from the rest API SWAPI which has information about people, films, starships and planets within the StarWars universe.

Here is my code: