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It came out to be an IntelliJ issue: mvn was compiling correctly but running via intellij was not neither a rebuild solved the issue

the only wayout was to:

1. close the project
2. cancel .idea folder
3. re-import the project

Something like this? The card-image div was creating the bottom gap above the text.

To retain good logical properties, all functions definable in Coq are terminating. To enforce that, there is a restriction on fixpoint definitions, like the one you are trying to do, called the guard condition. This restriction is roughly that the recursive call can only be done on subterms of the argument of the function.

This is not the case in your definition, where you apply nat_to_bin to the terms (Nat.div n 2) and (Nat.modulo n 2) which are functions applied to n. Although you can mathematically prove that those are always smaller than n, they are no subterms of n, so your function does not respect the guard condition.

If you wanted to define nat_to_bin in the way you are doing, you would need to resort to well-founded induction, which would use the well-foundedness of the order on nat to allow you to call you function on any term you can prove smaller than n. However, this solution is quite complex, because it would force you to do some proofs that are not that easy.

Instead, I would advise going another way: just above in the book, it is suggested to define a function incr : bin -> bin that increments a binary number by one. You can use that one to define nat_to_bin by a simple recursion on n, like this:

• In the case of UrlFetchApp, when payload is used, even when method is GET, it is requested as the POST request. It seems that this is the current specification.
• user-agent cannot be changed for UrlFetchApp.

As a precondition, when your values for authorizing are correct values for requesting to the endpoint, your script can be modified by reflected above points as follows.

I thought that your error message might be due to the difference between the method of "GET" and "POST". At first, please test the following modification. When an error occurs, please show it.

Scratchpad autogenerates the signature and passes it as a parameter. If you're trying to create your own integration from scratch, you'll need to generate the signature yourself.

This is done by:

1. hashing the 'string to sign (with the correct timestamp in the exact same format, line breaks included)' w/ a sha-256 hashing algorithm
2. Digesting that hash to base-64
3. Then passing that result as the Signature param
4. NOTE: mws is REALLY finnicky about it's timestamp formats as well, so make sure you compare yours with whatever scratchpad has it formatted as or it will reject your signature

Hope this helps, I remember this being a nightmare when I built out an integration from scratch a few months ago. Took me around 10 hours to get my signature generator right.

To write multiple lines of pre-formatted code, you should use a element inside a

I did a quick look into KX developer couple of months ago.

What I gathered from there is that for regular KDB development, it was not the best. The modules weren't intuitive and as you said to cause problems when you try to use them anywhere else other than KX developer. There might be a solution around it and probably fastest response would be messaging KX directly and asking their opinion on it.

If you are trying to use KX developer with GitHub then would use KX developer only for checking in and version control rather than actual development. Otherwise, I would steer clear of it. Consider it as an Apple product, it works better if everything tech you use is Apple.

If you need a "margin" but don't want the border to move. You can use CSS text-indent

only add this lines to CSS:

With Auto-Configuration "ON" it uses default values which points to localhost:27017. That's why you saw comments telling to exclude MongoAutoConfiguration and MongoDataAutoConfiguration in SpringBootApplication/EnableAutoConfiguration annotations.

I would suggest you configure mongodb programmatically (instead of auto) and override these props.