trow | Container Registry and Image Management | Continuous Deployment library

This is what is tried and my error page also works.

• Created a bucket, changed permission to make it public.

• under permission -> block public access turn it off , and
  attached a policy bucket policy to grant public read access to your bucket. When you grant public read access, anyone on the internet can access your bucket.

Following doesn't seem to be perfect but provides fairly consistent output

Please notice, that cv2.matchTemplate has a mask parameter, where you can set up a mask for the template, which would be the alpha channel of your template (small image). Further, keep in mind to feed image (large image) and template (small image) in that order to cv2.matchTemplate:

You did not pay attention to the little things. I corrected for you

That data is a gzip stream, not a zlib stream. The method you are using does not have an option for gzip. See this answer for a solution.

The extra value is %Z or UTC offset, which as MrFruppes pointed out, uses a colon after Python 3.7. You can add it to your strptime call, or use fromisoformat (which is more efficient).

In Database.addStudent() you are using stm.execute(..) but from the code you have provided you never initialize stm, so stm is null.

Note that you do System.out.println(ex) which doesn't print the stacktrace. You could instead do ex.printStackTrace() or log it with your logger (like in the constructor) so you would have the full stack trace and you would see right away where the problem is.

Also note that in your Database constructor you catch the exception, log it, and do nothing about it. This means if something happens there your con connection will be null and things will fail further down the line. It would be good practice to handle the error case rather than do nothing and let it blow up further down the line.

The problem was in incorrect dependencies. Since com.google.guava:failureaccess:1.0, was added as a dependency of Guava in Guava 27.0 and it missed in solr distribution

The solution is to add com.google.guava:failureaccess jar into server/solr-webapp/webapp/WEB-INF/lib/

It seems that this issue has been solved, this lib was added in dependencies in commit, and i believe it will be included in new release https://github.com/apache/solr/commit/be681bd9e0d24085c78c63fe11914faa41f4b813

You can try this: