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Try converting the hash into a Base64 encoded string. Something like:

From clang-format github instructions:

There's some inconsistency in your example:

• The prototype of your function takes four arguments but you only have three in your Python implementation.
• __stdcall should use WINFUNCTYPE not CFUNCTYPE.
• sn is an instance, not a type. The first parameter of the callback definition is the return value (void, None in Python).
• The last parameter type is char[512] (decays to char* so c_char_p is needed in the callback definition.

Here's a working example. Given:

test.c

You have to specify a field as unique and use insert and on duplicate update as a single query. The statement will insert if the unique field is not there, else it will update the existing. Reference : https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/insert-on-duplicate.html

After digging in a bit it turned out that my JAVA HOME was pointing to a 9.x version, once I change the HOME to be a compatible version, 8 in this case, everything worked as documented.

If the out-of-tree build works, then you know it works :). When they say "enabled" they don't mean there's some switch or configuration option that the project has to turn on. They mean that the author of the package needs to have written their Makefile.am (or Makefile.in if they don't use automake) files to work correctly when run out-of-tree. There's no way to know whether these files are written correctly except by trying it out.

If you try it out and it doesn't work you should file a bug with the package.

Note that the standard method of creating source distribution packages with autotools forces the use of out-of-tree builds, so if they're creating their source distribution using the standard methods then it will definitely build out-of-tree correctly.