getcreationdate | Python code to get Finder and Unix creation dates
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Python code to get Finder (OS X) and Unix creation dates
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QUESTION
In the following minimal example I get the typescript error: TS2339: Property 'creationDate' does not exist on type 'B[keyof B]. I hope you can help me to find a way to express this usecase in a better way, so that this error doesn't happen.
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Answered 2021-Mar-23 at 17:44extends means that B could include additional properties which have any value, not necessarily an Entry. One way to fix this is to require that all values on B are an Entry like so:
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I using the following code to get the listBuckets(),
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Answered 2020-Jun-06 at 10:46It is not possible to filter a specific request of ListBuckets to a specific region as the request is built to list all buckets available to you as a user.
However, once you have retrieved the S3 buckets you can pass the Name of each bucket into the function getBucketLocation called from the S3Client.
By doing this you'll be returned the region code.
The reason for this process is that S3 buckets are treated as a Global Service, each buckets name is unique irrespective of region. It just so happens you select which region the local data will exist.
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After migrating our DB from MySQL 5.7 to 8.0, we have noticed that queries including datetime columns doesn't work properly, particularly with equal comparisons.
The code that worked before the migration is the following:
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Answered 2020-Aug-26 at 08:11It seems that the issue in MySQL 8 is that the date columns has no milliseconds precision (eg. 2018-11-01 21:11:34) and the data we send has milliseconds so, while in MySQL 5 this info is truncated, in MySQL 8 seems like it's rounded up.
We solved the issue changing the datetime columns, adding milliseconds.
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I'm trying to send a PUT request to my server from Postman, but i keep getting a status 400 Bad Request error, but with POST it works as expected.
When I change the annotation @PutMapping to @PostMapping, it works without changing anything else.
My Controller code :
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Answered 2020-Aug-11 at 20:59Try adding @RequestBody to ArticleDTO.
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im currently coding a todo app.
Part of it is showing the notes and todos in a ListView, where the user can interact with them. However I have a toggle to determine between archived notes and active ones. When toggling the ObservableList gets updated and the ListView Cells as well, but somehow there end up some old notes which are not interactable anymore.
The top two notes are right, the bottom ones are left overs and not clickable.
I extend my NoteCell that gets displayed in the ListView from ListCell<>
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Answered 2020-Jul-10 at 13:38There are significant issues with your use of threads in the code you posted, which I won't address here since they're not the topic of the question. However, the updateItem() method in a cell subclass is always called on the FX Application Thread, so any use of Platform.runLater() there is redundant at best.
Calling Platform.runLater() from the FX Application Thread will place the supplied Runnable into a queue to be run on the same thread at a later time (essentially when all pending things the FX Application Thread have been completed).
The updateItem() method can be called quite frequently, especially when the ListView is first displayed, and when the user is scrolling. There is (deliberately) no defined order in which specific cells have their updateItem() methods invoked, and with which parameters. Thus a cell may become empty or non-empty at essentially arbitrary times.
If the ListView implementation chooses to temporarily make a cell non-empty and then immediately make it empty, your updateItem() method will be called twice in rapid succession on the FX Application Thread. The first call will schedule a runnable to be run later that sets the graphic to the content of the FXML file. The second call will set the graphic to null. If the second call happens before the runnable posted to the queue is executed, the cell which is supposed to be empty will display the content, because the calls to setGraphic() happen in the wrong order.
Simply remove the Platform.runLater(...) from updateItem().
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I'm working on app in Spring Boot. I want to get object from data base but first time that object is empty. I did that because i want to restrict asking DB for only once per day. But when i return empy optiona(i try that solution but doesn't work) or null and provide if statement which should "catch" it, i got null pointer exception. Someone know how to resolve it ?
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Answered 2020-May-14 at 11:03You are calling statistics.getCreationDate() before null checking in if statatement.
Probably that's why you are getting Nullpointerexception.
You can send statistics.getCreationDate() directly in todayWasNotSavedStatistics() method in if statement this way
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I want to build simple REST service API save to database postgresql using spring boot java. when I want to insert data to database but show errors, How can I fix it this problem? JSON parse error: Cannot deserialize instance of int out of START_OBJECT token; nested exception is com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.exc.MismatchedInputException: Cannot deserialize instance of int out of START_OBJECT token, please Help me...
Here is the Rest Service Code
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Answered 2019-Nov-14 at 03:53You should be using
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I‘m trying to deserialize a json with the Symfony Serializer into a DTO, but I got always the exception Symfony/Component/Serializer/Exception/MissingConstructorArgumentsException with message 'Cannot create an instance of DateTime from serialized data because its constructor requires parameter "time" to be present.'.
My DTO looks like this:
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Answered 2020-Feb-11 at 10:26I found the problem:
As shown before, there is a reporting.reader.serializer service tagged as serializer.normalizer, but only with a small set of normalizers and encoders configured:
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For the previous week or so, I have been fruitlessly trying to get this JPA library to work.
I can perform simple queries, e.g. find entity by id, or get a collection of entities, etc, however, when I try to perform more complex queries, I always seem to be encounter an error. Can someone please help with debugging this COUNT statement which produces the following stack trace of errors:
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Answered 2020-Jan-28 at 05:12You can try count(a) instead of a.id
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I am new in java. i created a entity class. where i wanted a default value for a field. i tried @Column(name = "ProjectStatus", nullable = false,columnDefinition = "varchar(50) default 'start'") annotaions but getting errors
my entity class is
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Answered 2017-Jan-25 at 05:12This will work for you,
Initialise the attribute while creating object only.
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