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QUESTION
I have been building our grails app to AWS Elastic Beanstalk through Jenkins for awhile now without issue, jumping and building between branches for years. This became an issue, though, when adding the grails test suite into the build.
I set up a test database for jenkins to use itself and let grails populate all the table data on its own, it worked for several months until recently when I decided to deploy a branch that was around 6 months old to one of our development environments. As you can guess, a branch 6 months old was missing some columns that were in more recent releases, and hence in the database, so grails deleted those columns, and tested and deployed without issue.
The problem arose when I went to deploy a more recent branch to a different environment, and grails test-app started failing due to sql errors because the app was trying to use a column that didn't exist on that table.
I dug into it further and discovered in the logs that when grails should have been trying to update the tables because they already existed and just needed a column added, it was trying to insert the tables instead. Obviously this caused issue with the tables already existing and the database not being updated.
Does anyone have any knowledge on how to force grails test-app to update the database tables instead of try to insert them? This has never happened in the use of the app, so I know this is localized to an issue with the test-suite, but the documentation on it is kind of bad, especially for grails 2.3.11 so I can't find anything.
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Answered 2021-Jun-12 at 22:09This ended up being due to the old branch that was deployed having a different dbCreate value for the test environment, so for some reason when it made it's changes with the dbCreate property of "update" then switched back to "create-drop" it no longer could drop the tables before re-adding them.
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I have defined a ServiceType enumtype and Service itemtype in trainingcore-items.xml.
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Answered 2021-Jun-12 at 15:16This question is related to your another question: How to localize a custom type created in trainingcore-items.xml in Hybris?
Just change type="localized:ServiceType" to type="ServiceType" and it will be fine.
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I have created a custom type in items.xml. How can I localize the item type? Where should I use the localized keyword for the item type to be localized?
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Answered 2021-Jun-12 at 09:02Do you mean you want to add this service as a localized attribute in another item type?
that can be done with something like this.
QUESTION
I have a language code, such as "en_US", and I'm trying to get a friendly name from it such as "English".
Here's what I'm doing right now:
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Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 19:49You can use NSLocale's displayName(forKey:value:) instead.
QUESTION
When using Cloud Firestore in my Flutter application I want to use the error codes to return a localized error message to the user. However, I did not find a list of all the possible error codes that could occur. Is there a list like that or do I have to handle the errors differently?
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Answered 2021-Jan-15 at 21:41Please have a look at the exception codes from the firebase firestore documentation.
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I am using mongoDB with TypeORM to create queries, like this:
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Answered 2021-Jun-09 at 16:22As far as my research went, it seems not possible after the database is initialized :(
I should have created different collation options while defining the collection.
I can add indexes, however. If my queries specify the same collation options, these might work.
Edit: this works :)
I must create an index (or indexes if I wish to use multiple) ONCE. For example, in the mongoDB console:
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In Project/SupportingFiles/en.lproj/InfoPlist.strings I have this value:
NSUserTrackingUsageDescription = "dummy";
It's a localized InfoPlist.strings file, it can be in various languages. In this case, the folder en.lproj is for english.
For example, imagine that before compiling I can writte to NSUserTrackingUsageDescription a value, and I need to ensure if it's "dummy" at runtime.
It is possible to check in Swift if NSUserTrackingUsageDescription is "dummy" or another string at runtime with swift?
I'm doing a research but I can't find any swift code to check that.
EditI tried with this code:
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Answered 2021-Jun-09 at 15:07Best approach is to use:
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I have seen some code in swift some thing like below. It used in a Framework, I'm trying to replicate the same code, as we knows getting errors. But how it is used in Framework?.
If we see the below code Strings, Localized and String code its not implementing init or extension of String replace(::) not implemented. What this code means and how to use in project as TopLevel Objects?
I can able to access this code by importing Framework, and I can make changes to that code.
Here is the code.
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Answered 2021-Jun-09 at 06:57What this code means
It isn't code. It's a header. It shows the declarations of some structs and methods, but not their implementations. It's basically a table of contents for you, the programmer, describing what structs there are and what methods they have. But you are not shown the actual code for how those methods are written. As you yourself have said, the framework is private.
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I have successfully been able to localize the text of all elements in our B2C custom policy files, with the exception of the 'show password' / password toggler labels, which stubbornly refuse to change from their default values.
When using F12 I can examine the code for the page for both the Password and the Password Toggler labels:
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Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 06:53The password toggler is front end JavaScript, and it’s not delivered by custom policy configuration, therefore cannot be customised by the custom policy localisation.
You can use JS to read the SETTINGS object, which will contain the language and then do your own language customisation, or deliver dynamic HTML pages using dynamic page customisation.
QUESTION
Experimenting with Swift Packages, I created a new package. Source files and resources from an existing Xcode project framework target were moved over into the new structure.
Attempting to build, the transcript shows an error:
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Answered 2021-Jun-07 at 12:49This is explained in WWDC2020 session 10169.
At around eleven and a half minutes into the video, Anders Bertelrud, Apple engineer Developer Tools introduces the topic. An example is shown using Xcode 12 to add a default localisation parameter to the package manifest.
This declares the language I'm using during development and will be used as the fallback localization at runtime if no better match is available. This is needed for any package that contains resources.
An example manifest including the defaultLocalization parameter can be seen as follows:
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You can use localized like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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