buildout | Buildout is a deployment automation tool | Continous Integration library

It's simple to choose the object ID at creation time with INameChooser. But we also want to be able to choose the object ID after a clone (and avoid copy_of in object ID).

We tried several different solutions :

• subscribers on events :
  • OFS.interfaces.IObjectClonedEvent
  • zope.lifecycleevent.interfaces.IObjectAddedEvent
  • ...
• manage_afterClone method on content class

Every time, we get a traceback because we changed the ID "too soon". For example when using Plone API :

I can't find any solutions for the problem I'm having.

I want to scrape the JSON file from https://www.armadarealestate.com/Inventory.aspx

When I go to the network and select the url where the JSON is being loaded from I just get sent to another HTML page, but the response section says that it contains the information about the properties which is what I need.

So how can I pull the JSON file from the website?

I'm using zc.buildout (with zc.recipe.egg) since a long time to build my Python packages and deploy my running environments.

Since a few days, I can't use it anymore with any Python version higher to 3.5! :(

On startup, I receive an error (here in a Gitlab-CI job):

Not sure what I'm doing wrong. Looking to import my scraper file data scraper.rb into the application.

Can't understand why I am getting this error, or why I must declare a constant called SCRAPER as the error suggested.

Puma caught this error: expected file /Users/jmwofford/Desktop/Dev/scratchpad/scratch2_PRIMARY/projects/rails_scraper/scraperProj/app/controllers/scraper.rb to define constant Scraper, but didn't (Zeitwerk::NameError)

Below given is my code

scraper.rb

Problem solved: When creating a Plone add-on project, make sure your add-on's name doesn't have any dashes when creating it with Mr. Bob. It took me about 3 hours to figure that out.

I intend to develop an add-on for Plone. From what I have gathered after reading the manuals, the best way to do so that is compatible with my development tools is by setting up a standalone SVN HTTP server and having Plone checkout my add-on's source code into its own directories.

Having read that, I started out by installing Mr. Bob and Plone's bobtemplates (pip install mr.bob bobtemplates.plone). Then I created on my SVN server a new directory, checked it out into a new directory in my local filesystem with svn checkout https://192.168.1.10/svn/SVN/plone-test/trunk, and initialized a new project this way:

In the below code I am using Ansible template, copying it to multiple locations. The template also has a variable in it : {{user}}. This should be replaced with - imail1,imail2,imail3,imail4 respectively. item.user is not getting substituted for some reason but not throwing any error. I have looked at multiple options like defining it as dict , but none of them fit here. Can anyone please help me understand what I am doing wrong?

I'm using [^A-Za-z'] expression to clean data from a CSV file before processing it. But I want to keep dots for abbreviations (such as U.S) I want to exclude [A-Za-z]\.[A-Za-z] from [^A-Za-z']. How can I do that?

Edit: To make it clearer. I will provide an example sentence:

"The plastic buildout in the U.S. is clustered in the Gulf of Mexico region, where much of the U.S. petrochemical industry is already located."

I convert to lowercase, clean any characters that aren't alphabetical and divide the sentence into words. When I'm cleaning it, I get the result:

"the plastic buildout in the u s is clustered in the gulf of mexico region where much of the u s petrochemical industry is already located"

I want to exclude [A-Za-z]\.[A-Za-z] to ignore U.S

The line of code:

I saw this question, but it doesn't help.

I just made a new project in IntelliJ, (Community 2020.1 EAP). This is a Linux OS (Mint 18.3).

In the left-hand panel I chose "Python".

When I have created it I go File --> Project structure. I click "Facets" in the left-hand panel. In the middle panel it says "No facets are configured" and under that "Detection".

I click the "+" sign and then where it says "Buildout Support facet will be added to the selected module" I click OK.

After that, in the middle panel, Buildout Support is highlighted, and in the right-hand part it says "Use paths from script:" (with a blank text field) and under the field "Set to /bin/django.py for proper Django support".

This leaves me very puzzled. It suggests that there is a setting "buildout-dir", and even supposing I can find a file "django.py" in a directory "bin" I haven't got a clue what I'm meant to enter in that box: the full path to "django.py"? The full path above "bin"?

Then I go looking on my machine for django.py:

I am supporting an Open Source project and my ANTLR based parse is returning a truncated ParseTree. I believe I've provided what is needed to reproduce the problem.

Given a parser created using ANTLR 4.8-1 and configured as follows: