fixer | A foreign exchange rates and currency conversion API | REST library

As the title says, how do I ask Roslyn to generate an identifier for me, similar to how the pattern matching code fixer or the generate method ones do?

I have created a DockerFile like this:

I want to dockerize my Spring Boot Project. In eclipse, I have already created a Dockerfile (after creating the application jar file) like this:

I'm currently working on an OroPlatform project, which is based on Symfony 4.4 and deployed on Platform.sh.

I'm facing the following issue during the build phase of the deployment:

• My app needs the package symfony/process 4.4.X
• I don't know why, but on the Platform.sh server my app uses the symfony/process package installed for the composer binary installed globally, but this one is a 5.X version
• So, I've got an error and I can't install my app because it uses the 5.X version instead of the 4.X
• That's why I've found a workaround by using Composer 1.9.3 because it uses symfony/process 4.4.X, the same used by my app.

It was working well, but yesterday I have to bump the composer version to latest 1.X due to the Github OAuth token changes: https://nono.ma/github-oauth-token-for-github-com-contains-invalid-characters-on-composer-install

So, I'm still facing this issue with the 4.X version and the 5.X version.

I've tried to install the dependencies of my project this way : composer install -n -o -a but the bug still occurs.

I'm looking for a way to force my project to use the dependencies located in the vendor folder of my app and not the ones installed globally. Here is a screenshot of the issue on the Platform.sh server:

And here is a schema of the path of my app and composer on a Platform.sh server:

I want to write a fixer for ale to remove all whitespace at the end of a line except for a double whitespace - in markdown this is used to create a linebreak.

I need to match "at end of row, 1 or more white space AND not 2 white space"

kind of like \s\+$\&\s\{^2}$ except that ^ is not negation inside curly brackets. Some googling reveals that negating a count of a meta character seems to be a particularly niche problem.

I am using django-money to make conversions on my backend of the project but it is converting wrong. For example, I want to convert TRY to USD: I enter 1000000 TRY it returns 480629.66 USD, but it should be: 120055.20 USD. And when I enter 10000 Euro it returns 13677.61 USD but it should return 12139,25 USD.

How can I solve it?

views.py

I wanted to assign a custom name to a backgroundworker so I created a custom class:

I have a geoJson-structure that looks like this:

Where the array at the 0 position is the exterior Polygon and the array at position 1 ist the interior Polygon. To style the polygons I add these layers:

When using PHP CS Fixer to resolve syntax errors on file save and using the Symfony rule set, any function names that are not camelCase will be corrected (as expected).

However when writing PHP Unit based tests, it's often common practice to make the function names snake_case. This normally means that PHP CS Fixer will resolve the issue automatically, even when not required.

Is there a specific annotation that can be placed above a function to prevent this?