isup | python script that uses isup | Automation library

As stated in the document, setting allow_agent to False will help you Enable/disable load of keys from an SSH agent. For example: sshtunnel.SSHTunnelForwarder(..., allow_agent=False)

Managing key (and mouse) events is something built in in the framework.

You could check the events related to keyboard here or here

Basically you have 3 different events related to keyup

On a specific key object.

You are discarding precious connectivity information that is already there in your STL mesh and in your slice!

I couldn't think of a more idiomatic solution within PyVista, but at worst you can take the cell (line) information from the slice and start walking your shape (that is topologically equivalent to a circle) from its left side to its right, and vice versa. Here's one way:

It seems your IP is blocked or not allowed in the network policy in Snowflake. Can you reach out to users having AccountAdmin/SecurityAdmin privilege to allow your IP in Snowflake?

Ref: https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/network-policies.html

Replace the plotshape()'s location= arguments of with location.absolute and add any y(price) location for the label (high + atr(10) / low - atr(10)), as is shown in the example below:

I'd strongly advise against this approach. The problem with threaded code like this is it becomes immensely difficult to follow & reason about. I think you'd at least need to synchronise the parts of handleHealthCheckSuccess() and waitForExternalSystemUPStatus() that reference your completeWhenUp field otherwise you could have a race hazard on your hands (only one writes to it, but it might be read out-of-order after that write) - but there could well be something else I'm missing, and if so it may show as one of these annoying "one in a million" type bugs that's almost impossible to pin down.

There should be a much more reliable & simple way of achieving this though. Instead of using the Spring scheduler, I'd create a flux when your ExternalHealthChecker component is created as follows:

You can set different colors in the first for loop only while checking isUp or isDown conditions:

To get your element text taking in account li you can use the following css selector:

The promise should resolve to the conn that you can access via your callback passed into connection.connect.