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QUESTION
I am working on a Cypress test set expected for validating a React website from STAGE to DEMO to PROD. The React components are generated using Redux pulling data from multiple backend services.
For DEMO and PROD, performance from backend services is optimal, and loading the React components is minimal delay, 5 seconds max.
For STAGE, the loading of the React components has a truly significant delay, 30+ seconds to rediculous 120 seconds. Yet, the components eventually render.
Cypress tests work 100% fine with both DEMO and PROD. I set the default timeout
in cypress.json
to 60000 ms, but this long of default timeout is not necessary for these deployment environments.
However, the same Cypress tests ran against the same React site on STAGE deployment, cy.visit()
and cy.get()
fails often, even if I set timeout to 120000 ms. Even if I add retry to 3, it fails.
So, how should best address Cypress waiting for React component loading because of unpredictable response from backend services?
Thank you, much appreciate the assistance
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-18 at 13:15@MarionMorrison @AlapanDas, thank you for your responses
I did resolve the problem within another posting which I did not realize at the time were the same question:
Cypress: Wait for unpredictable component to render from an exclusive set?
I have been using both Cypress contains
and npm cypress-wait-until for resolve waiting for slow backend service responses.
QUESTION
I dont really know how to ask this question but I will do my best to explain. I have a project on arduino with a gps, I transfere the geo point via serialdata on my pc. I can read it without probleme, but where I need help is how I can draw a path of that point. for the moment I use this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-18 at 19:01You can use QTransform
to scale and move the polygon. QPainter
scaling will increase the width of the drawing line.
Use QPolygonF::boundingRect()
to get the original points' size and scale from there.
QUESTION
I have a DataFrame:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-21 at 23:58#use apply to fill the Number with average from surrounding rows.
df['Number'] = df.reset_index().apply(lambda x: df.reset_index()\
.iloc[[x.name-1,x.name+1]]['Number'].mean() \
if (x.name>0) & (x.Number==0) else x.Number,axis=1).values
df
Out[1440]:
Number
Date
2012-01-31 00:00:00 676.0
2012-02-29 00:00:00 673.0
2012-03-31 00:00:00 670.0
2012-04-30 00:00:00 669.0
2012-05-31 00:00:00 668.0
QUESTION
I'm newbie of grpc and have played with simple grpc clients of java, go, and python. I know basic http and https but not familiar with protocal details. So this question may be rediculous to you but I didn't find any explaination online.
I know grpc has insecure(go: grpc.WithInsecure()
, python: grpc.insecure_channel
, java: usePlaintext()
) and secure mode(TLS). and grpc is based on httpv2, and http has security mode(https).
So what if use insecure grpc with https? Is the overall data transfer safe?
And what if use TLS grpc with https? Is there performance overhead(becuase I think the messages are encrypted twice)?
Thank you for any answer, any exsiting webpages explaining such topic that will be best!
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-18 at 16:56Insecure implies http. And TLS implies https. So there's no way "to use insecure grpc with https", as at that point it is then http.
There is no double-encryption. The gRPC security mode is the same as the HTTP security mode.
QUESTION
this is a funny question.
I try to find out the right time in some phrases.
I use try-except
module and re
module
but there is something wrong in my code that can't deal with some tough phrase
As is depicted belong, I input the rediculous time 1997-25-52 or 1996-42-120 it still can output an answer.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-18 at 05:17Question: Default date from invalid
datestring
Using datetime
handles also leap years!
For example:
QUESTION
I feel like there should be a way to increment this with a for next loop. I want to make the shapes visible based on the cell value in C36. Is there a way to increment the shapes name for each iteration as well as the value? I would like to use 100 of these Oval shapes so I'm hoping something like this will work. Or, any other ideas of course.
Rediculous amount of code:
Me.Shapes("OVAL 1").Visible = Range("C36").Value > 0
Me.Shapes("OVAL 2").Visible = Range("C36").Value > 1
Me.Shapes("OVAL 3").Visible = Range("C36").Value > 3
Etc...
Hopefully something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-04 at 04:10I think you are trying to show only those shapes for which the value at C36 is larger than their numeric suffix minus one. If so, you could go along those lines:
QUESTION
I have a structured Numpy array with two columns where the elements of each column are all unique. For example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-15 at 19:15If I understand you correctly, this should do the trick:
QUESTION
First of all: I know that this question has already been asked here and that there is also already a solution. Please read the whole post before marking this as a duplicate
I am using the HashRouter from react-router-dom and I have this simple route:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-27 at 09:57you can use componentDidUpdate() life cycle hooks.
and to get the route data in your component use this.props.match.params.folderId
in that method
and to stop continuous call add if
condition it will only call whenever route change.
I hope it will work!!
QUESTION
So I'm trying to make a music visualizer, I'm very new to python ( let alone coding in general ) for a project I need to make a music visualiser however I'm struggling, I've managed to get an open audio stream.
Things i need help on :
Is this below code the correct way of getting the fft data and fftfreq data ( assuming thats amplitude and frequency data )? And do i need to do this calculation somewhere else? Or is doing it within that function the correct way?
How come when I try and print the fft_data at the end of the code, I get the error of ( fft_data is not defined ) even though I believe the function is called previously in the code and should have calculated something?
Am I correct that to get the resulting variables to be returned from the function i need to put return ( audio_data, fft_data, fft_freq)
etc, and if so how come its still not printing fft_data at the bottom?
I will probably be following up with a later post when i am past these issues.
any help is honestly seriously appreciated <3
p.s since im new to python and coding in general please try not to explain in a complicated way, or if i ask, elaborate in simpler terms if possible ( doesnt have to be rediculously simple )
this is the method i want to go for, i dont want to use librosa or other modules i would like to stick with numpy struct and pyaudio as i know its possible
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-16 at 22:30from the docs, stream_callback
"must return a tuple: (out_data, flag)
" and returns control back to the PortAudio rather than your code.
for debugging, you might want to do something like:
QUESTION
After noticing the slowness of the interface updating, I followed the advice on CEdit SetWindowText rediculously slow for appending text to a CEdit control.
Then I replaced
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-29 at 12:47I solved it :)
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