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Losing the will to live here lol - might be fairly obvious that I'm new to Django/Python.

Can't work out what's going wrong here, I'm calling objects from a model that has values in Django Admin but every time I try to fix one thing, it breaks another.

I want to be able to create a new entry from frontend, but I get this error when trying to migrate:

Stack error

At my company, we use SVN for a dual purpose:

1. It's our code repository
2. It's where we upload and handoff folders to our production team.

Our production team has visibility into certain folders in the SVN repo, with read-only access. We build "packages" for remote software distribution, which are a combination of our internal developed tools and vendor patches or security patches or whatever.

The reason we store these packages in SVN, is for the change tracking. We can tell if any developer makes a change, or at least have an audit trail when/if something goes wrong.

Our company-wide strategy is changing to move to Azure DevOps and we've easily shifted our code repositories there.

For SVN we use TortoiseSVN, where there's a repository browser and Developers can easily upload folders and Operations team can download them.

Can git/Azure DevOps be used for this use-case? Or should we be eyeballing Azure Storage or some other Azure service for this scenario?

The key is that we require the audit trail and change tracking, not just a place to dump files/folders.

Also, some of these "packages" are gigabytes in size, which means it's not feasible to have the entire git repo downloaded all at once.

I found vignette on using the AzureAuth package with Shiny which seems to be a modified version of this httr Sketch of shiny + oauth.

It's unclear, to me at least, how to connect the names in that guide to what I can find in my Azure Portal.

That guide asks for tenant, app, resource, and redirect.

I presume that for tenant and app I should use the IDs from here:

For resource, do I leave in the c("https://management.azure.com/.default", "openid") or do I change it to the endpoints found in the portal, ie. https://login.microsoftonline.com//oauth2/v2.0/authorize?

I changed it to just "openid".

Should the redirect variable be the URL of my app, the callback URL or something else?

ie. https://myapp.azurewebsites.net or https://myapp.azurewebsites.net/.auth/login/aad/callback

I'm going with the former. This is all in a docker container using rocker as the base.

With all this I'm getting 500 errors after I authenticate. Of course, Azure has middleware inbetween my container and the exposed internet that is redirecting to their login regardless of anything in my code. The problem is in the handoff from being authenticated to the callback. That's where things seem to break.

Edit: Turns out I was barking up the wrong tree entirely. The problem I was having was this...

Query/headers too large on Azure if auth enabled

R Shiny app on Azure App Services with Active Directory Integration

When opening my ios app via an applink, as specified by associated domains feature, the AppArg is null.

The consecutive call of start() method, as described in this issue, does not occur. In my case, start() is called only once, with a null AppArg, and that's it.

The first thing a do, in the start() method, is call

Display.getInstance().getProperty("AppArg",null);

This works fine when opening the app via a custom scheme, but not when opening via an applink.

Note: I use the ios.glAppDelegateBody and ios.afterFinishLaunching build hints to handle app open via push notification. I figured this might interfere with AppArg reading so I removed those temporarily and tried again, but to no avail.

Currently, the only solution I see is to write some native code and try to get the opening url this way, but I'd very much like for the AppArg to work as it states.

I've tested on iphone 6s with ios 15.1.

Update 3:

This problem occurs due to the call of the facebook sdk in the didFinishLaunchingWithOptions which causes the method to return NO, and that prevents continueUserActivity to execute and retrieve the launch url. The offending code is this:

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I want some components to respond to the user's position and orientation in the scene. I have little experience with interactive a-frame scenes and haven't written a component myself.

Generally, I'd want components to be able to provide callbacks for other components to call, or if that's not possible then some kind of inter-component data handoff. The "receiving" component would change its contents (children), appearance and/or behavior.

If we were to take a really simple example, let's say that I want the scene to include either a box if the user is at x>0, or a sphere if they're at x<=0.

Breaking this down, I'll be happy to understand how to...:

1. Read user position and make it available for others. I found how to read the position; I guess I could just take the element and set some attribute, such as user-position="1 2 3".
2. Write some code, somewhere, that runs a function when this position changes (I'll debounce it, I imagine) and makes changes to a scene. I think that if I wrote my own component to include the whole scene, I'd need to...:
   • Set the user position as an attribute on that element;
   • Define an update method;
   • In the update method, compare current vs previous user location.

...but I'm wondering if maybe this is overkill and I can just hook somehow into a-scene, or something else entirely.

If I take the approach I mentioned above, I guess the missing piece is how to "declare" what to render? For example, using ReactJS I'd just do return x > 0 ? : ;. Is there an equivalent, or would I need to reach into the DOM and manually add/remove child and such?

Thank you!

EDIT: I sort of got my box/sphere working (glitch), but it feels quite strange, would love to improve this.

Cassandra uses the concept of hinted handoff for consistency. It means that if a node is down, the coordinator takes note of it and waits till it's up, and then resends the write request to it.

Does it mean that Cassandra sends success response back to the client even while it's waiting for the unavailable node to be up? If yes, then what if all of the target nodes were down? Won't it mean a successful response to the client even without a single write?

I have build a Handoff bot using Tompanna Sample intermediator bot sample https://github.com/tompaana/intermediator-bot-sample as a root bot and connected it to a dailog Skill, We followed https://github.com/microsoft/BotBuilder-Samples/tree/main/samples/csharp_dotnetcore/81.skills-skilldialog this sample.

Now I am trying to store user conversation, to do that I followed this https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/bot-service/bot-builder-howto-v4-storage?view=azure-bot-service-4.0&tabs=csharp article however it only stores the conversation of the root bot. I want to store the conversation of both the bot root and skill.

Can anyone guide me to store the conversation? Could Application insight also be used to store the log conversations? Thanks in Advance!!

I'm writing a binary that runs in an early phase of the boot process. To be specific, a multiboot2-compliant kernel, that runs in 64-bit (AMD64/x86_64) mode after GRUBs handoff (GRUB is my bootloader). To debug and test my code, I thought of writing values to registers and execute a hlt. Afterwards, I can view the register values in QEMU. Surprisingly, my hlt-instructions are ignored/skipped and register values like in eax are not what I expect them to be. I don't understand why, because when I use a multiboot2-header that instructs GRUB to do a 32-bit multiboot2 handoff, it works. What's going on here?

Overall, I am trying to render images using Unity on a remote cluster.

The cluster does not have an X server; I don't have sudo permissions, or can start a Docker container, but I can start a Singularity container.

My plan is to create a container that would simulate the X Server. I created the following Singularity definition file: