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I have pored over this site (and others) trying to glean the answer for this but have been unsuccessful.

So I'm trying to web scrape search results from Sportchek with BS4, specifically this link "https://www.sportchek.ca/categories/men/footwear/basketball-shoes.html?page=1". I want to get the prices off of the shoes here and put them all into a system to sort it, however, to do this I need to get the prices first and I cannot find a way to do that. In the HTML, the class is product-price-text but I can't glean anything off of it. At this point, getting even the price of only 1 shoe would be fine. I just need help on scraping anything class-related on BS4 because none of it works. I've tried

print(soup.find_all("span", class_="product-price-text"))

and even that won't work so please help.

Slot, Signal, Property, etc. take a type. For instance, the sample code shows:

So the issue is: I open an electron messageBox of type 'info' once a button is clicked. It has 'OK' and 'Cancel' options. If I click 'OK', no problem. But when I click 'Cancel', then click my button again, another messageBox will open in succession for each time the button has been clicked and 'Cancel' was selected each time. Clicking 'OK' will end the cycle, so to speak, since the name will be added to the list and ignored after. Though if I click 'OK' multiple times when the box is duplicating, the name will be added multiple times, like it's not working with the most recent version of the names list (which is probably the case).

I've been using the contextBridge so the call goes from my main script to preload.js to main.js and back. I don't think the issue lies in my eventlistener since I only see one call to checkName per button click. Is it my code logic? I'm a bit new to electron so I'm not really sure what's causing it at this point and haven't been able to glean anything from the docs/other threads on this behavior.

It's commonly known that you can run docker commit against a failed build process to take a snapshot of a container for debugging purposes. The container ID is gleaned from the running in text. However, this text is not emitted during builds that happen with Docker's newer BuildKit buildx functionality.

I tried using --progress plain on the Docker build command, but that hasn't shown me the container IDs. Plus, I cannot run a new container from the image layer IDs (SHA hashes) that are spit out.

Using this command:

I have a method I verify as part of my test. One of its parameters is an array that can potentially be very large (over 100 bytes). How can I easily find the point of failure, without needing to go through some serious debugging?

The tested line is:

I read through two other posts related to this topic but could not glean any solutions to my issue -- I can't seem to get the edit_post form(edit_post.html) to save changes made to the form and either redirect back to the index page or render the page with edits saved. After clicking the "Save changes" button, the form reverts back to the previous pre-filled instance state before edits were made.

This is exercise 19-1 from Python Crash Course:

19-1. Blog: Start a new Django project called Blog. Create an app called blogs in the project and a model called BlogPost. The model should have fields like title, text, and date_added. Create a superuser for the project, and use the admin site to make a couple of short posts. Make a home page that shows all posts in chronological order. Create a form for making new posts and another for editing existing posts. Fill in your forms to make sure they work.

models.py:

I'm using a Azure Devops Pipeline to build my Jekyll Blog Site and to publish it to Azure Blob Storage. It has of late been working OK, but I did a new post today and it failed in the Build step. All worked Ok a day or so ago. Nb: The build is triggered by a commit to to the Devops repository. The site built OK locally.

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