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To get started, run rake bootstrap. This will install all the necessary dependencies. Now you need to set up the database. Edit config/database.yml and then run rake db:create db:migrate. This should be all you need for a complete development environment.
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QUESTION
I have been following the codelabs for the Android Kotlin Fundamentals and I've been stuck for a while on this problem. As a part of this codelab, I had to build upon an Android Trivia App. The problem with this particular task is to share the point scored through an implicit intent. And the intent of this task is to introduce Safe Args, a plugin to pass data between fragments.
The problem is whenever I add the code for the plugin dependency, the Gradle Sync fails and Android Studio return an invalid type code error. I went through the logs but still can't figure out why this is happening!
Project Level build.gradle file
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-02 at 17:25You're using the wrong classpath
. Instead of android.arch.navigation:navigation-safe-args-gradle-plugin
, you need to use androidx.navigation:navigation-safe-args-gradle-plugin
- note the androidx.navigation
prefix as per the Adding Safe Args dependency documentation:
QUESTION
I am recently learning Apache Kafka Streams and playing the world count examples.Below is my code
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-17 at 02:46Modifying a KafkaStreams application (ie, removing or adding an operator) may result in incompatibilities. In general, you often need to reset the application (ie, delete all it's state) if you want to change the program (cf https://docs.confluent.io/current/streams/developer-guide/app-reset-tool.html).
For you particular case, the issue is operator names. Names are generated automatically using an internal counter to avoid naming conflicts. If you remove one operator, the names of downstream operators change. Thus, the count()
operator does not find it's old state (each stat store also has a name and the name of the store changes, too), and thus you start with an empty state after you removed mapValues
.
You can inspect the naming via Topology#describe()
. This allows you to compare the topology before and after you change to the code.
To allow for compatible upgrades, the DSL allows you to specify names explicitly (cf https://docs.confluent.io/current/streams/developer-guide/dsl-topology-naming.html). This way, the naming does not change. For the word-count example, you can specify a name via:
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Dear StackOverflow Community!
My question might be a rookie one, I feel like I'm missing something very basic. I tried to make an ArcGIS map work under an android ViewPager2 structure. The map diplays nicely but when I navigate away to another fragment in the view pager, then back to the map, the app crashes with the following exception.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-11 at 13:22For anyone bumping into problems like this, always check your dependencies first :)
In my case, the ESRI lib was outdated. When I switched from the outdated dependency:
QUESTION
I wanted to follow this tutorial (https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/getting-started.html) to start learning react-native.
I followed the first steps and I ran into some issues on the command line: expo init AwesomeProject
Here's the log :
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-15 at 16:48Same issue here, seems like a network problem to me.
I dug into the source code of expo-cli, found the download link for the template:
QUESTION
I have a started a new ASP.NET Core 2.0 project and I use the the Entity Framework with Identity.
The starting database schema consists from the following tables:
Everything works as expected with the current schema and I didn't have any problems with the existing datatable operations.
Now I want to alter the database schema. I want to add some new tables but I am finding it difficult to find some documentation to help me understand the way to do it.
For now I am following the "Create an app with user data protected by authorization" and I started from creating a new model to my application.
After creating a new model and scaffolding the Controller for this model a new Context was created in my appsettings.json. I just had the DefaultConnection and now was added the esendContext.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-29 at 19:32Make sure that your .csproj has that node :
QUESTION
I have 1,000 records in a topic. I am trying to filter the records from the input topic to the output topic based on the Salary.
For Example: I want the records of people whose salary is higher than 30,000.
I am trying to use KSTREAMS using Java for this.
The records are in text format(Comma Seperated), example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-08 at 07:43First, both your key and value are String serdes, not Longs, so KStream
is not correct.
And value.split(",")[6]
is just a String, not a Double. (or a Long, since there's decimal values)
You need to remove the $
from your column and parse the string to a Double, then you can filter on it. Also it's not key.value[6]
because your key is not an object with a value field.
And you should probably make the email the key, not the salary, if you even need a key, that is
Realistically, you can do this in one line (made two here for readability)
QUESTION
I've been playing with the router sink in the Spring Cloud Stream App Starters, and I have a question about content type.
I'm sending a JSON string to the router, and I would like to write a SpEL expression to determine the routing. However, even when I run this by modifying the JUnit test cases in the project, the "payload" shows up as a string, not parsed JSON. When running JUnit test case for the filter processor, also in the Spring Cloud Stream App Starters, all I need to do is pass valid JSON in a string, and the payload is a LinkedHashMap. (A regular string, like "Hello, world!" makes the payload show up as a String type.)
I really want my router to have a HashMap payload as well. Otherwise, I can't figure out how to write my SpEL expression. I learned earlier how to set a content type on Spring Cloud Stream, and so when I deploy the router in Spring Cloud Dataflow, I try to set it via:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-15 at 15:39You can use the #jsonPath()
SpEL function - it's automatically registered for use by Stream apps.
QUESTION
Building a ReactJS application with Webpack. Recently interested in using code splitting to reduce app size.
I've tried implementing a custom HOC that wrapped System.import():
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-01 at 17:11So after all this time, after upgrading Typescript and Webpack, it turns out that using the CommonsChunk plugin was screwing it up somehow.
Have not yet investigated why, but commenting out the following worked:
QUESTION
I'm trying to make a GET request to an HTTPS service ( https://broker.bronos.net ). This service is an API that communicates with a client on my LAN. I can't get it to work via functions.https.get(URL, (s,ss) => {});
Please help -- I'm very new to web development, let alone google actions.
I'm using the apiai-starter-app as the base, which functions perfectly fine until I add the line above which returns internal server error 500.
Note: I've tried before adding billing to the project and after as well. Neither work.
Edit: using this
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-13 at 21:06Firebase's functions have limited access to external APIs on the free tier. By upgrading to Blaze or Flame plans you will be able to make external API calls.
Enabling Firebase Blaze plan + the following code worked
QUESTION
Simply put I'm creating a User
in Flask-User but I want to programmatically determine certain fields when the User
is created. Namely I want to assign the User
a UUID4.
I've started with the following template: Flask-User-starter-app
I've defined the field I need in my models.py
:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-14 at 20:27A decent solution which depends on public_uuid
being nullable is to add the following to your __init__.py
or init_app.py
:
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