rstest | Fixture-based test framework for Rust | Unit Testing library
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rstest uses procedural macros to help you on writing fixtures and table-based tests. To use it, add the following lines to your Cargo.toml file:.
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QUESTION
I'm testing a replicaSet on my local machine. It's only for testing. I started my local mongodb instance bin/mongod Then started three instances with the following configuration:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-23 at 03:12The problem is that you have smart quotes (aka curly quotes) around values instead of the normal "
characters. If you replace “
and ”
with straight "
there are no syntax errors.
I'm unable to figure out where is the miss : Is there a way to get the shell screen to display line #s? Or where is that 1:101
The error message indicates line 1, column 101 but the syntax error isn't particularly helpful because smart quotes have confused the JavaScript interpreter.
Unfortunately there isn't an option to turn on line numbers in the mongo
shell so you'd have to use an external editor or count the lines & character offset in the error message. Ideally you should use an editor that includes JavaScript syntax checking and line numbering.
There are a few ways to conveniently work with an external editor in the mongo
shell:
1) Set the EDITOR
environment variable before starting the mongo
shell and use the edit
command to modify a shell variable using external editor.
For example:
QUESTION
I've an issue when I try to open a remote(Public IP) connection to a MongoDB replica set. Using the mongo shell from my laptop, I'm able to open the connection but with nodejs I'm receiving the error "MongoError: no primary found in replicaset or invalid replica set name".
NodeJs(v11.4.0 - mongo lib: 3.1.10)
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-17 at 15:39Well, finally I found it. I'd made a mistake in my /etc/hosts. Mongo0 had the Public IP of Mongo1 and Mongo1 the public IP of Mongo0. The weird part is, python and mongo shell don't complain about it but Nodejs yes.
QUESTION
I'm using xml-rs 0.4 and I need to capture several fields and values:
- name
- "visible"
- True
From this sample XML file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-06 at 15:25As xml-rs
is a pull parser, each structural part of an XML element is captured by multiple events, in this case of type XmlEvent
. Namely, XmlEvent::StartElement
is triggered after parsing an opening (or bodiless) XML tag, and provides the element's name, namespace and list of attributes.
On the other hand, XmlEvent::Characters
captures text between XML tags. This is the event that is missing in your pattern matching.
In your case, this means that you must keep track of the last entered element in order to assign that text to the entry. One possible solution is to keep a mutable record and use it at the end of an element, where it will be complete.
QUESTION
I have this singleton created in global.asax
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-07 at 19:55Use the Html.Raw
helper method and JSON encoding it using the Json.Encode
method like so:
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