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I have global actions, what I need to call in all pages. How can I call that action with ssr, for all pages?

I'm trying to create a plugin, and in the plugin call fetch, or asyncData(), but that does not work.

the value of this column is East Region Group. But when i click on the select list it always highlight the first option. I do not know what is the problem. Below are the code snippets.

Dropdownlist

PriceGrpList

DefaultPriceGroup

I'm trying to unittest my code however I always obtain the following error:

ERROR: test_FlipVertically1D_empty_array (main.TestMarginSampling)

Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\s\anaconda3\lib\unittest\mock.py", line 1337, in patched return func(*newargs, **newkeywargs) TypeError: test_FlipVertically1D_empty_array() takes 1 positional argument but 2 were given

Here is the code for my class:

The application in question is a web site which has an API tacked on the side that reuses the many of the data access methods developed for the website. So there maybe some interference between the web site authentication/authorization and the API's. But if that was the case I don't understand why it works locally.

When I run locally, I can test the API using Swagger or Postman to login, get the Bearer token and use it to call the API methods. On Azure, although the login succeeds the next call to the API returns a 401:

I am currently writing a query and I ran explain to check the query cost and time taken to run it. I observed that the cost is too high after I ran explain. Please find the below query.

I am writing a python program that establishes a ssh connection to a server. For this I am using fabric (fabfile.org).

When I connect to the server via ssh in a terminal, I get my $PATHs set. When I connect to the server via fabric in my python program, $PATHs are missing...

1. Where does bash load the $PATHs when I connect via terminal?
2. How do I manage that fabric does the same?

Thanks in advance!

edit: this is what I get, when I run echo -e ${PATH//:/\\n}:

SSH via Terminal:

I am creating postman tests to upload a csv file, when running my code in postman the test passes and I get a fileId as response.

However when running the same test in newman I got the following error :

I have also noticed that an other error is displayed :

I'm initializing all values of a python dict to 0 in the following code:

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