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So I have a model in Rails, with globalize installed and configured:

model.rb

I followed the steps from Running Airflow on Ubuntu 20.04 (TypeError: required field "type_ignores" missing from Module```), and received the following:

We have 2 DAC - Master and Child

Master DAC

I already read the documentation, but when testing, I'm still not able to understand well the difference between them.

For example, with this simple file:

In my scenario I am given with a list of Item Number along with their respective revision numbers. I already have a query that fetches the data for a single revision of a Product ID listed in the IN() functions of the below query:

I've been away for a few months and I'm trying to find out what a contractor has been doing on a project.

My old trunk checkout is up to date, but svn status -u shows that there are later versions. If I run find on the repo, I can see that various revprop files have been changed over the last few months, and they have new version numbers, so something has been going on. The last trunk version was, for the sake of argument, 1000, and the status and find commands show that there are new revs up to 1100. svn log -r shows nothing for any version above 1000.

There are about a dozen branches that he could have been working on, but svn ls and svn cat on the branch files are not showing anything obvious. So, how do I get a log file for the new revisions, without having to check out every branch?

I am getting a Network request failed when trying to fetch from localhost in ReactNative for both android and ios devices.

I've tried following previous solutions but nothing seemed to work for me. I followed this tutorial: https://revs.runtime-revolution.com/connecting-react-native-to-localhost-65e7ddf43d02

For iOS: I edited the info.plist and added the following code and reinstalled the app on my simulator but it still didn't work.

I am trying to use the same navigation drawer for all my activities. Homepage will redirect to Dashboard if I click the Dashboard card view. If I open the navigation drawer in the Dashboard page, the application crashes and shows the following error.

Error

I have a file-based SVN repository hosted in the cloud. Somehow I managed to commit revisions 5001, 5002 and 5003 late yesterday, attempt to commit 5004 today... only to have it insist that rev 5001 does not exist. I strongly suspect my cloud sync over-wrote or deleted the file(s), but I can't find a basis to restore what's missing.

Pretty clearly in repo/db/revs all revs up to 5000 exist, as do 5002 and 5003, but 5001 is missing. I know exactly how this rev was generated - is there any way to regenerate it from the files involved? Could I perhaps create a duplicate of the repo, roll back to 5000, and then commit the files again or something?

Update: following TortoiseSVN instructions regarding reverting to previous versions (e.g. 5000) do not work - they result in error: No such revision 5001. Those instructions recommend against using svnadmin/svndumpfilter... but this looks like the only viable option.