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For a stacked barplot via pandas, each of the columns will be converted to a layer of bars. The index of the dataframe will be used as the x-axis.

In the given dataframe, you seem to want the columns for the x-axis. Using .T to transpose the dataframe (exchanging rows and columns), will help. First, you'll need to set the amino acids as index.

I've noticed this same issue in GitHub Actions, but wasn't able to reproduce locally.

It seems, according to this GitHub issue, that it's related to having the version 6.0.200 of the SDK installed on your machine. The suggestions in that thread are to either rename 6.0.200 or uninstall it entirely, but I haven't found another workaround.

Is there some reason you do not use a DataSource for the grid? Then you could simply add the row to the DataSource.

If you insist on manually adding the rows, then the problem you currently have is that the code is never “adding” a new row to the grid. The code simply uses the grids CurrentRow to set the values. This may work but the grids “new” row will not get created.

It is questionable to use the grids CurrentRow in this manner... So instead of using the grids CurrentRow for this, I suggest you “add” a new row in the RicercaxCodiceArticolo method. Something like below should add the new row and the “new-new” empty row should be at the bottom…

I think the problem is with the way fetch api's promise is handled. .then((results) => console.log(results)) seems to return undefined and the following .then is receiving data as undefined. Please try like below and let me know if it works!

As we won't have access to dynamically created swiper instances, we may consider creating a wrapper Angular component (which in turn renders swiper by taking props from the loop) and render that in your loop. When ever your parent slider changes, use your preferred Angular's event mechanism to alert all wrapper components so that they would reset themselves.

As we pass swiper props to wrapper component, we can use @ViewChild to get hold of swiper instance

In Java, arrays and generics unfortunately don't work well together. The main reason for that is because arrays need runtime type information (an array knows at runtime what the type of its elements is), but generics work with type erasure (type parameters only exist at compile time). One of the consequences is that you cannot create an instance of an array of a generic type T with new T[] - the problem is that what T is, is unknown at runtime.

The getGenericArrayInstance method that you have in your question above is not a workaround for this:

If mysqld crashes before a query finishes, that query does not get written to the slowlog. This is an unfortunate fact -- sometimes a long-running query is a factor in causing a crash.

If it did not crash, then we will look deeper.

Please provide SELECT COUNT(*) FROM wedmattp WHERE DocId in( 1638486).

And... SHOW ENGINE=InnoDB STATUS; during and/or after the Delete is run.

It is not obvious what is causing "Waiting for table level lock", but the Delete is implicated.

What CHARACTER SET is the connection (for the Delete) using when connecting?

Meanwhile, I recommend lowering long_query_time to 1. (It won't help the current issue, but will help you find more slow queries.)

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The EXPLAIN command says

Was that EXPLAIN UPDATE... or EXPLAIN against an equivalent Select?

Please turn on Explains in the slow log for when we can get something showing there. (I think it is something like log_slow_verbosity=explain)

Meanwhile, do SHOW EXPLAIN to get info on the running query.

Media query??? (and change widths if you need to):

Welcome to the asyncronous world!

You send 898 calls at the same time, but the code inside then(async (response) => { } is evaluated each time a call gets its response from the server.

However, you have no control over which call arrives first. If you want them to be already in order, you need to wait for the first call to complete, before starting the other.

Otherwise, when you get each response you insert the pokemon at the right place.

In case you need many resources (let's say more than 10) it's usually not a good practice to send a single request for each resource. If you are in control of the backend, you better make an endpoint giving multiple results.

As far as I can see, pokeapi has the Generations endpoint.

You might want to use that :)

(for example https://pokeapi.co/api/v2/generation/1)