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In your situation, please include updatePersonFields to 3rd argument of People.People.updateContact as an object.

In this case, when you use People API of Advanced Google services with the script editor of Google Apps Script, you can see the document of updateContact(resource: Peopleapi_v1.Peopleapi.V1.Schema.Person, resourceName: string, optionalArgs: Object) by the auto-completion of script editor.

So, when your script is modified, it becomes as follows.

In Android there is no way to control what buttons the keyboard shows. The keyboard is a separate app and has full control over its UI. The type is only a hint- it gets to define what a number-pad is. And each device can have its own separate keyboard app, so different devices may define it differently. The only way around that is to write your own entire keyboard from scratch and include it in your app. And I really do not suggest that.

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hope you are doing well. Here are the steps I have done to pass through the loading page:

1. Make sure you have correctly installed the firebase packages and added the firebase config file into your project as the document stated: document

2. Open the firebase console and go into the crashlytics page (the screenshot you have shown in this question)

3. You need to manually make a crash in your app. Please call the below function somewhere inside your app (better assign to a button and click it to trigger)

randint uses randrange which uses _randbelow which is _randbelow_with_get_randbits (if it is present) which uses getrandbits. However, randrange includes overhead on top of the underlying call to getrandbits because it must check for the start and step arguments. Even though there are fast paths for these checks, they are still there. There are definitely other things contributing to the 6.5 slowdown when using randint, but this answer atleast shows you that randint will always be slower than getrandbits.

You can use reduce method of array. First find out the object inside data array and then add that to accumulator array as new entry by preserving the original structure.

You need at least two levels of select to do that with a Window function. You could do both levels in the CTE if you wanted and then have a third dummy select outside the CTE, but I don't see what the point of that would be, other than to make the dummy select appear cleaner (no WHERE clause, no column "rn"). That part would get shorter, but the CTE would get longer. Or you could just do away with the CTE altogether and write nested queries directly, which I guess would be "shorter" in the number keystrokes used. Or you could encapsulate different fragments into a view, to hide some of the levels from sight.

I think you could also write this using DISTINCT ON or JOIN LATERAL, rather than using a window function, but that doesn't seem to be what you are asking.