signature-verification | A ConvNet based approach to signature verification | Machine Learning library

After having updated my flow-bin package from 0.142.0 to 0.143.1, I got hundreds of error messages like this one (signature-verification-failure):

I know this version of flow made types-first the default mode but still, I don't understand since all of my functions are properly annotated, like in this simple class:

Working on incrementally migrating a project to use Flow types. However, we're getting the following error on any of our arrow functions:

Cannot build a typed interface for this module. You should annotate the exports of this module with types. Missing type annotation at property handleChange:Flow(signature-verification-failure)

With the following syntax, Flow does not complain:

I recently updated a project using Flow to version 0.138.0. After the update, it's the first time I'm stumbling upon similar errors like this:

Cannot build a typed interface for this module. You should annotate the exports of this module with types. Missing type annotation at property _dispatchUpdate: [signature-verification-failure]

Our project consists of many classes and some of them will look like this

On our application we are using flow for typechecking, which is all good and fine, however there seems to be a very large amount of dependencies that need to be checked on each incremental pass of the type checker, a single change on a very leaf component generates the following output:

I'm trying to implement safari notifications and I have most things figure out. I'm following the official tutorial https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/NetworkingInternet/Conceptual/NotificationProgrammingGuideForWebsites/PushNotifications/PushNotifications.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40013225-CH3-SW1 but I'm currently receiving the error:

Extracting push notification package failed

I have seen this topic APNs "Extracting push notification package failed" but it seems the person didn't get any feedback / solution.

Before this error, I was getting "Signature verification of push package failed." but I endup solving the issue with this help Apple website push: Signature verification of push package failed, but apple certificates are ok and by downloading/converting to PEM the latest Apple certificate https://www.apple.com/certificateauthority/AppleWWDRCAG3.cer

Website.json has the following data:

I want to create nested navigation for React Native app but had problem with flow. My App.js code:

I'm getting these errors when I run flow but not sure at all why:

Followed by Managing commit signature verification guide, I've created GPG key, added it to my GitHub account and have set my git to using it when signing commits. So now I can do signed commit from terminal like so: git commit -S -m "Comment was added. Commit from console.", and push changes to the GitHub.

But how can I sign in commits with same GPG in Atom? Now after staging - committing - pushing it's not verified:

Cannot find info about it in the manual: GitHub package

I installed Git on my Mac and then tried to set up GPG signature verification by following the steps outlined in Github.

The first time I did a test git commit through the Mac OS Terminal I was requested my passphrase and the commit was properly signed and pushed through. No problems.

Then I tested the signature verification through the Atom editor. This time, however, the git commit signing failed.

I tried looking for solutions on Stack Overflow and GitHub but was unable to find any that worked although I did try some of the suggestions proposed.

Unfortunately, now when trying to git commit via the Terminal, I get the following error message:

error: cannot run --version: No such file or directory
error: gpg failed to sign the data
fatal: failed to write commit object

I have spent a few days trying to find a solution online but have not been successful.

I do not understand the first line of the error message ( cannot run --version: no such file or directory ) and have not been able to find a similar issue online.

Over the last couple of days I have tried a lot of things based on suggestions from the following sites:

• gpg failed to sign the data fatal: failed to write commit object
• Git Hub Desktop on Mac, error: cannot run gpg: No such file or directory
• Automatic Git commit signing with GPG on OSX
• How to set up git to use the GPG Suite

I have also done the following:

• Tested GPG signing through GitKraken which works without any issues.
• Tested with GitHub Desktop and got the following error:

  Error: Commit failed - exit code 128 received, with output:
  'error: gpg failed to sign the data fatal: failed to write commit object'

• Tested with Atom editor and got the following error:

  Unable to commit. Error: gpg failed to sign the data fatal: failed to write commit object

• Uninstalled GnuPG and reinstalled through Homebrew.
• In the end I even tried installing GPGTools' GPGSuite.

Unfortunately the problem persists and I no longer know what to try.

The output that I got for git config -l | grep -E 'gpg|sign is:

user.signingkey=00C23E4C0619F0BD
commit.gpgsign=true
gpg.program=/usr/local/MacGPG2/bin/gpg2

I could do the following: git config --global commit.gpgsign false

But this would not resolve the issue and I would still not be able to sign my git commit.

What confuses and frustrates me is that it worked during my first git commit after setting everything up following the steps outlined in Github's official guidelines. I am not sure what I did since then so that it no longer works. I have tried to back track and erase any changes but so far I have still not been able to resolve this issue.

Any help and guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Out of curiosity I tried doing a git commit through Terminal with a different local repo. The commit went through without a glitch and when I checked on Github it was signed and verified. I did further tests to commit and sign via GitHub Desktop and Atom, everything works fine without any issues. This is good news and gives me hope. However, I still have no idea why git commit works on one repo and not on the other repo I was testing with. The original repo I was testing with still cannot git commit and gives the same error message that I detailed above... I wonder what is wrong?

I am running the following:

• macOS 10.14.4
• git 2.21.0
• gpg (GnuPG) 2.2.15