exception_handler | Ruby on Rails Custom Error Pages | Application Framework library

The error message says it all, it can't queue the build because there are errors in the YAML.

It created pipeline 2019, you need to review the YAML and correct the validation errors before it'll run:

1. Open a browser and navigate to https://dev.azure.com///_build?definitionId=2019

2. Click on the Edit button

3. In the elipsis context menu, select validate:

The error message about the invalid syntax will be shown in a dialog box.

Alternatively, the Azure DevOps REST API exposes an endpoint to do the same:

• preview pipeline
• or pipeline run with the previewRun parameter specified in the request body

You're double encoding your content as JSON - you're both asking for it to be returned as a JSON string, and then telling your request method to encode it as JSON a second time. json= as an argument to the method on the client converts the given data to JSON - it does not expect already serialized JSON.

You can see this in your request string because it starts with " and not with { as you'd expect:

TL;DR: You use the _ as a replacement of the name or a prefix

Answer:

For that you don't disable the warning as suggest in the comments, it's is considered a bad practice to disable warnings because they exist for a reason. A better approach is to do some root cause analysis understand the warning by googling why and find a proper code change that removes it.

Working with linters in general some times it will be possible to think that there is no way to fix a warning or a suggestion other than causing another one to pop up. But you are getting there: you have to pick a solution that enhances code readability and maintainability without breaking any more rules or the actual software

In general in python there are some methods that will require parameters even if you don't use it because the above infrastructure using them is expecting to recieve a method with a certain signature template. For example when defining serverless lambda functions it is expected to have a eventand a context but you might as well not have any relevant information in the incoming event or the execution context to use.

You have to learn how to discard parameters while keeping them. For that you use the _ as a replacement of the name or a prefix

Changing axis[0, 0] to axis[0] will fix the issue.

There is no such key as gte. You need to use:

• gt - greater than, or
• ge - greater than or equal

Number validations

To initialize a serializer with user instance instead of

In the single-threaded version of your code, all three of these statements execute in the same thread in a simple sequential fashion:

everything was right but the gdt wasn't initialized the right way

As of Sept 2021, there is no support for HTTP API Gateways. There is an issue created to add support here: https://github.com/zappa/Zappa/issues/851