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This package provide different classes for data cleaning.
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- Print a summary of the data
- Return the constant column
- Sample from the main dataframe
- Return a list of serie values
- Perform cleaning
- Detect other missing values
- Delete rows that match pct
- Return a boolean indicating whether there are many missing rows
- A pandas DataFrame
- Bootstrap distribution
- Returns a dataframe with outlier data
- Return True if column is numeric
- Detect outliers in a given column
- Return metadata as a dict
- Prints infos
- Remove a category from the main dataframe
- Return a dict of infos
- Get the tvalue for the given colname_na test
- Return information about the missing NA values
- Convert the factor to a categorical
- Check that the serie is negative
- Plot histogram of NaN
- Compute the KL divergence between two series
- Return the total number of missing values
- Compute the iqr score of an ndarray
- Deprecated plot
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QUESTION
I have a CloudWatch set up on my EC2 instance to transfer logs to specific log groups.
In time, those logs can grow quite big in size so I wanted to delete them for example, on weekly basis.
I was wondering if there is any option of setting up auto-cleanup from EC2 instance, of transferred logs using Cloudwatch?
What would be the best way to achieve that?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-07 at 08:13You could change log data retention period for the log group which your instance is using. By default, the logs never expire. So you can change it to 1 week if you want:
QUESTION
- RTLib has auto-cleanup and I want to keep it.
- In some cases though, I want to reuse the render result of my component in that way (tests are simplified):
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Answered 2021-Mar-22 at 16:06This question is a bit subjective, but as the creator of the library you're using you may be interested in my opinion (especially since you emailed me a link to this) 😉
The alternative you mention is the recommended approach. Read more in Write fewer, longer tests.
Also, I noticed you're calling the return value of render Wrapper which is old cruft from enzyme and I recommend avoiding that as well. Read more about that in Common mistakes with React Testing Library.
I hope that's helpful.
QUESTION
Recently I installed Neverware's version of Chromium OS, called Cloudready, on VirtualBox 6.1, to develop Python apps for Chromebooks. This version of Chromium OS is 48.0.2564.116 developer build (newer versions won't install due to graphics incompatibilities). As I do not have a Google Account, I login into Chromium OS as Guest user (somehow I have administrative powers as Guest, which is good for my developmental purposes).
I found that Python 2.7.3 was preinstalled. I tried to install Python 3.6, and to do so, I tried to find the preinstalled package manager, which I eventually found. The package manager that is preinstalled (portage), doesn't install anything, because it gives errors similar to this one:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-01 at 10:46There can be 2 possibilities:
1). The python3.6 is already installed.
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I'm generating Java classes (and then packaging a jar based on them) from wsdl/xsd files, using Maven's cxf-codegen-plugin. I chose this plugin over other options because it allows me to "dynamically" reference all wsdl and xsd files in a folder instead of "statically" writing them down one by one in tags.
The FurtherExtensionOfBaseObj Java class (defined in the internet.xsd file) is implemented by both MyBarRequest (from bar.wsdl) and MyZedRequest (from zed.wsdl) but in its @XmlSeeAlso annotation only MyBarRequest.class is referenced.
It's as if the plugin only considered what he finds in the first wsdl processed (alphabetically ordered) and nothing else. How I can I get the plugin (or any other plugin, although I like this one) to reference all extending classes in the @XmlSeeAlso annotation?
You can pull a working project reproducing exactly this issue at https://gitlab.com/t.meledina/xmlseealso-issue-poc
EDIT: the issue is now solved, the repository is now a working example of Tomas' solution below.
Alternatively, the following list of files can be used in order to reproduce the issue, the common.xsd should be irrelevant but it's needed in order to compile.
common.xsd file
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Answered 2019-Jul-15 at 10:25In order to be able to use the WSDL-root option of cxf-codegen-plugin, you must provide the JAXB bindings file too (cf. the documentation of the plugin). The bindings XML may be generated too, refer to this SO answer.
QUESTION
is there way to remove stale stores from thanos? they are in DOWN status since last 26 hours, does thanos auto-clean that or is there way to remove those?
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Answered 2019-Mar-24 at 07:55restarting querier service resets the targets, in my case i deleted that pod and could see that the stale targets are cleared
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Attempting to configure the maven clean plugin to remove additional directories in my project but it is not working properly. Here is a trivial reproduction using maven 3.5.
Get started with the simple demo app: https://maven.apache.org/guides/getting-started/maven-in-five-minutes.html
Modify the pom.xml to configure maven-clean-plugin:
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Answered 2017-Dec-05 at 07:10Maybe try using the fileset configuration, instead of fieldset, like this:
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I'll start with my pom.xml:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-25 at 19:28I have checked the sources of antlr4 version 4.3. The -package parameter is only used by the code generator templates but not anywhere in the actual tool source code (seeGithub search results for genPackage). So it cannot have an effect on the location of the output files.
Instead, the location of each output file is determined based on the location of the corresponding input file (see here and here in the sources). This is fits with the explanation in the maven plugin docs:
If your grammar is intended to be part of a package called org.foo.bar then you would place it in the directory src/main/antlr4/org/foo/bar. The plugin will then produce .java and .tokens files in the output directory target/generated-sources/antlr4/org/foo/bar When the Java files are compiled they will be in the correct location for the Javac compiler without any special configuration. The generated java files are automatically submitted for compilation by the plugin.
Additionally, when using the antlr4-maven-plugin it is not necessary to specify the -package option. As the plugin derives the value of the -package paramter from the input file path and automatically adds it to the antlr invocation (see here in the sources). That is probably also the reason why -pacakge is not directly available as a configuration parameter in the maven plugin.
In order to have the generated files placed in a directory structure that matches your package names, you need to use the same structure for the input files.
Essentially, all you need to do is to put your grammar files in src/main/antlr4/wrb/grammar, remove the -package parameter from the configuration and it everything work as expected.
By the way: instead of writing
QUESTION
This might sound bit off, but here is what I want;
I have a project that generates files in my target directory (so as every average project). I have configured maven clean to be executed in every build using the below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-13 at 04:58You could consider adding a profile in which you set a different clean process:
QUESTION
I'm writing a temporary file by running a couple of external Unix tools over a PDF file (basically I'm using QPDF and sed to alter the colour values. Don't ask.):
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-16 at 19:48Sounds like what you want is something like this:
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