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A small CLI tool that uploads dSYM files to Crashlytics without using their binary. Useful for running in a Linux environment, for example.
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- Upload the specified file
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QUESTION
I seem to run into a some kind of circular relationships that the two solutions in the gem's documentation won't solve for me. See the example below. Is this meant to be done differently?
One would argue that because one object could not really be persisted without the other they ought to just be one model. I think it's better to extract all the logic regarding authentication to it's seperate model in order not to bloat the user. Most of the time credential stuff is only used when creating sessions, whereas the user is used all the time.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-29 at 23:37The model that has the foreign key, in this case Credential, is the one that is required to have a user_id value to be persisted. This means that there needs to be a user (either in memory or in the database) before creating a credential. This is the reason why using build works for you.
If the user exists in memory, rails will be smart enough to create that one first before creating the credential. It seems to me that when you use build with Fabricate it’s initializing a user and a credential so when the user is saved, it saves the credential with the newly created user.
Note that the docs use this syntax for belongs_to, not has_one. It seems that you may need to refer to the callbacks section of the documentation to fix this issue.
QUESTION
This is kind of a shot in the dark, but I've got a working set of cursors that essentially drill down from a specific parentId (or potentially multiple) through each of its children, its children's children, and that child's children children to essentially reach the bottom of the hierarchy - which will have classification "Base Builds".
Now that I have the actual logic working, I'm looking at this mess as a C# .NET programmer (and not someone particularly skilled in SQL) and find myself wondering whether I can cut down each of these cursors into a single function or stored procedure so it's more easily reused and not so UGLY.
I would like to note that I am aware from my researching cursors that cursors are evil and should be avoided, but my manager is hellbent on me building this in SQL and suggested I use cursor to do so - I will say I'm willing to hear suggestions other than cursors if you happen to know a better way to solve the same problem.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 23:21Try using a recursive CTE (Common Table Expression), something similar to the following...
QUESTION
I want to make my Grid with round corner in my WPF project. And due to some reason, I have to use ViewBox and hence to make it more difficult. My code is as below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-28 at 12:28You don't specify any region breakdown in the Grid.
Use Border instead.
QUESTION
I am working on a url redirector application, in Python. The idea of this application is simple: when a user performs an http request to a certain domain (e.g. to https://google.com), the app stops the request and performs another http request (e.g. to https://github.com), thereby redirecting the user to the second page.
Unfortunately, I have looked through SO and I haven't found any question that addresses this issue directly:
- Intercept and filter HTTP request doesn't redirect
- Sending a HTTP request using python doesn't either
Admittedly, I only have some fabricated pseudocode to demonstrate what I wish to do, but it may prove useful:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-02 at 03:43One option is if you are trying to build a lightweight web app using python where you can mess with HTTP redirects, you can use Flask to accept a GET on a route and then simply do a redirect.
QUESTION
Good morning everyone,
There are a number of posts on here somewhat related to this however I am newer and a hands on learner so it's difficult to grasp the solutions offered on other peoples coding when I don't necessarily know their end goal. This is the first time I have tried to apply my coding skills (or lack thereof :D) but I have been working through m1mo and reading/watching an assortment of guides/tutorials the last couple of months. So yes my code may look goofy to a lot of you but got to start somewhere!
Goal: I want to pull the dictionary value from product_dict of the key that is in the c_item_number_one, which this code does successfully, but if the key does not appear in the dictionary then I want to print("Not in dictionary")
Issue: While the code does provide the dictionary value based on the key there will be times when the c_item_number_one does not include a valid key. When this happens, I want to know by print("Not in dictionary"). Currently this code will print "Not in dictionary" for every single dictionary entry that does not appear in my product_dict. I only want it to tell me once in the event it does not appear a single time.
There will also be times, like in this example, where multiple keys are found within the dictionary, this is okay. I want it to print all of these instances as I will be adding further validation when this occurs in later code.
Note that the below is a small sample of the actual dictionary and that I have roughly 1200 entries in reality with more to be added as time goes on.
"Product" is only one of a dozen categories I need to pull from descriptions so any help here will greatly help me towards the end game and be very much appreciated!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-25 at 14:13You were close, check this:
QUESTION
Have a look at my NUFOSMATIC site for viewing UFO Sightings from the National UFO Reporting Center. I put this together some 17 years ago (I'm sooooo old) using a simple-minded approach on a webserver provided by the ISP that did not have any way to serve anything more than HTML, Javascript, and Java applets. It does the job for me.
A couple of years ago (ok, 6 years ago) I was burned (along with everybody else) by the mess that Oracle made of Java. I spent a little time migrating the site's features from Java applets and my primitive maps from publicly available data to OpenLayers and OpenStreetMap. Very kuel. Got some new stuff out of it, but I lost a few things, too.
I've recently been upgrading the maps to OpenLayers 6. My original implementation was OpenLayers 2, and they managed to completely re-write the API with OpenLayers 3, and I finally found time to get my head wrapped around it and just do the work. Four days to migrate from ol2 to ol6! And I actually got back some of the functionality I had with Java applets.
So before I deploy I'm looking for other things I might... modernize... in the code. I find now that frameset/frame is "obsolete" - I also find that there is NOTHING in HTML5 that works like frameset/frame.
Note most of the site I've looked at say "obsolete" and NOT "deprecated" - it sounds like something that gonna disappear just as soon as they think nobody's looking...
Basically, I have four frames: the "corner", the "header", the "menubar", and the "main". As you move from one site feature to another, managed from the "menubar", the HTML in the "main" frame is replaced. The single page gives a place to save some session-global values (like which year and month you're looking at).
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-30 at 22:40OK, I got really close this time - the mainFrame is getting cut off at the bottom, but the behavior is really good. There is not really an equivalent for cols=100,* and rows=100,*. I'm sure there's a CSS fix something to get further... Thanks to How to make width and height of iframe same as its parent div? for a way to force an iframe to behave itself.
QUESTION
I am very new to react and just started to build a basic crud application with it. Everything is done besides the update functionality, i got stuck there.I have several bootstrap cards with 2 buttons , delete and update.The data comes from a mysql database and was persisted with hibernate (spring boot on backend).The update button when pressed should pass the id and render a new component(on a different route, guess i need to use Link here) in which a filled form with the respective objects details is presented. Once the user updates the form and clicks submit, he should be redirected to the Cards page. So far i am stuck at the button + Link and rendering the new component phase and for some reason i can't seem to understand how to make it work.This is my code so far
this is my JSX in which i have the Update button which is in the render method of CarList component which has all the cards.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-08 at 01:36what you need is a global store, such as Redux or Mobx. That way you can update the state with relevant data and retrieve them on the new page.
If you need a workaround, you could use history.pushState()
Basically you can push to your location and with it a state.
And on the next page, which is MyComp in this case, you could use history.state to retrieve the pushed data.
QUESTION
Hi guys Can I please get some help to figure out what is going wrong with my RSpec test. I been looking all over the internet and haven't found anything that would point to reason why i'm getting this error.
What i'm trying to do is test that an instance variable has some data from the DB. The error is happening when the test reaches the Fabricator that creates the active record and also the ActiveStorage Blob. I have added the database-cleaner gem but not sure of something is messing up with that or i'm missing something when using RSpec, active storage, and DBcleaner.
What is strange is that I have another test that also creates the same Fabricated Object and I dont get the error you will see below. If I comment out the test below the other test runs just fine. Any help would be really appreciated. Been stuck on this for hours :$
UPDATE: I tried to look into what was happening after the graphic fabricator ran and when I looked into the attachments using the attached? methods each of the files were actually attached. All four files came back as attached true. I thought there would be something going on with the cleaner so I added to the rails_helper to purge all the files after each test is done.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-03 at 12:17The problem with your factory is that property values are evaluated just once, at file load time. And then they're reused for all objects.
QUESTION
How does a hypothetical OS kernel on a MIPS I compliant CPU actually implement a syscall 10, thus halting all execution, and power down?
The long story:
I'm currently building a MIPS emulator, based specifically on the MIPS I architecture specification; I have dealt with (almost) the whole ISA that comes with it, and made some deep and interesting discoveries along the way. I'm also dabbling on the privileged resources, and anything involving the system coprocessor (COP0).
I am intent on writing a basic kernel that handles exceptions/syscalls/traps in a privileged context, mostly to simulate how syscalls are executed from a kernel-mode standpoint; one that is currently stumping me is the termination syscall, code 10. I expected to find some (privileged) instruction that does halt execution like HLT
does to x86; however the closest thing to it I can find is the WAIT
instruction.
WAIT
is actually designed to switch the CPU to low-power mode and wait for interrupts, and is found in the ISA, therefore making it available in user mode too; there is no indication of terminating execution, although I could figure out some way to fabricate it from this.
However; I feel that I'm on a wrong track, and the volumes I-A, II-A and III of the MIPS specification are not helping me much anymore. To put it in other words: does somebody know what actually goes on in a real MIPS CPU after a syscall 10 is executed?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-03 at 16:54syscall 10
Syscall
numbers are always operating system specific: The MIPS version of Linux uses completely different system call numbers than the SPIM emulator.
For this reason you should better not talk about "syscall 10" but about "syscall 10 in SPIM" (or whatever OS or emulator you are talking about) to avoid misunderstandings.
How does a hypothetical OS kernel on a MIPS I compliant CPU actually implement a syscall 10 ...
First of all: On the "SPIM" emulator, "syscall 10" is exit
, not shutdown
.
exit
does not power down the computer but it stops the currently running task in a multi-tasking OS. The OS simply frees all resources of the current task (e.g. it marks the memory used by the task as "free") and does not schedule that task any longer.
All other tasks (and the OS and the CPU) keep on running.
... that does halt execution like
HLT
does ...
I'm not sure what HLT
really does on modern x86 CPUs. On early Intel CPUs, the HLT
instruction simply performed a jump back to itself until an interrupt occurred.
This means that the CPU did not execute the HLT
instruction once, but it executed the instruction again and again (just like a JMP
instruction in an endless loop).
If an interrupt occurs, that endless loop is broken (execution continues after the next instruction after HLT
); if no interrupt occurs (this can be forced using the combination CLI
+ HLT
), the CPU goes into an endless loop, but it is not powered down.
... halting all execution, and power down?
This is shutdown
:
CPU cores typically don't have this feature; some hardware outside the CPU is doing this.
Just like all other hardware (keyboard, screen, disk ...), the responsible hardware unit is accessed using an I/O address:
When connected to a CPU that does not supports special I/O address space (such as IN
and OUT
instructions on x86), "regular" (memory) addresses are used.
Let's say the power supply unit is connected to your system at address 0xF1234560 (just as an example) and the power is switched off when writing value 0x789 to that address. In this case the following sequence would power off your system:
QUESTION
I want to fabricate some HTML inside my view and then have it rendered in my template. What I see rendered is
xyz
and I just want to see xyz
. What am I doing wrong?
My template snippet:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-21 at 15:15Use safe
--(Django doc) filter
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