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I have a AWS instance with Docker installed on it. And some containers are running.I have setup one Laravel project inside docker.

I can access this web application through AWS IP address as well as DNS address(GoDaddy).

I have also designed gitlab CI/CO to publish the code to AWS instance.

When I try to push the code through Gitlab pipelines, I am getting following error in pipeline.

Cannot connect to the Docker daemon at unix:///var/run/docker.sock. Is the docker daemon running?

I checked the docker, it is running properly. Any clues please.

.gitlab-ci.yml

http://pastie.org/p/7ELo6wJEbFoKaz7jcmJdDp

the pipeline failing at deploy-api-staging: -> script -> scripts/ci/build

build script

http://pastie.org/p/1iQLZs5GqP2m5jthB4YCbh

deploy script

http://pastie.org/p/2ho6ElfN2iWRcIZJjQGdmy

I would like to show the data of a hdf5 file in the ImageView() class from pyqtgraph. The bare code of displaying the plot for ImageView() is:

In the following example, I want to use tagged types for the ids of my classes. I've created an utility trait to reduce some boilerplate (of tags/reads/writes declaration):

I found "ambiguous reference to overloaded definition" while trying to practice scala interview question.

I was trying to find the outcome of following code block which results in compilation error :

Code :

If I have a set of deployments that are connected using a NetworkPolicy ingress. It's work! However, if I have to connect from outside (IP got from kubectl get ep), I have to set another ingress to the endpoint? or egress policy?

Sorry guys - I know these questions get asked a lot on the Scala forum, but I've tried following posts on here and I've run into a roadblock either way, so I'd be really grateful for any help from please.

I'm using Scala REPL on my Windows Command Line Terminal. I worked through Jason Swartz's "Learning Scala" and tried out the basic exercises, which worked fine. So I tried the coin flip Scala game listed here on this web blog by the author of "Scala Cookbook" (his final code blocks start at the heading "The Complete Source Code"): https://alvinalexander.com/scala/fp-book/functional-game-with-a-little-state/

I copied and pasted both code blocks into Notepad and saved the two files as CoinFlipUtils.scala and coinflip.scala and ran the first using:

scala CoinFlipUtils.scala

But I got this error message about packages:

CoinFlipUtils.scala:1: error: illegal start of definition

package com.alvinalexander.coinflip.v1

So I checked the StackOverflow website, and people said to instead use :paste -raw, and then just paste the full code into paste mode to avoid the packages error message. So I did that using the CoinFlipUtils code, but now I get these error messages instead:

Using the w3schools.com SQL tutorial Northwind database, I'm trying to display the category that has the most products shipped. Additionally, I want to display the net income from all sales in that category. I can't figure out how to take the category with the most products shipped, and use the amount of products shipped to calculate the net income of that category. This is because there are many different products that have the same CategoryID but different prices.

I’m doing a bunch of projects in CLion, each of which has two pieces of code: Solution and TestConductor. The Solution is the solution to a code kata, and the TestConductor uses Catch2 to run the tests (which are stored in input_n.txt and output_n.txt files). TestConductor has to call Solution, of course. Solution changes for each project (representing a different kata), but TestConductor only changes in that it needs to know what the input.txt and output.txt files are called (their names can vary slightly), and how to call Solution (whose name is different for different katas, like it could be called PermutationFinder or PairSorter or whatever).

I’ve basically been copy-pasting the TestConductor code into each of my projects, which seems smelly to me. What would be the philosophically correct way to work with this? Make TestConductor into a library of some kind? (Still learning how to make and use those.)

TestConductor code is here if you want some concreteness. (45 lines)

I guess more generally, what do you do when the code which you want to abstract, and reuse over multiple projects, isn’t called by the code which changes, but rather calls it?

I'm gather this is a rather common situation that has a simple solution. Sorry if this is a repeat question; I didn't know what search terms I could use.

What I want to achieve, is have a model CommentsThread that can be attached to any other model that needs comments, be it Chapter, BlogPost, UserProfile, or what have you. Basically, the structure I need is