AppFolder | Never use NSSearchPathForDirectoriesInDomains | iOS library

I am running a Meteor application (a modified version of OHIF) on an AWS EC2 Instance (t2.medium running Amazon Linux 2).

When attempting to launch the application using meteor, or run any commands in meteor at all, I am seeing the below error. I have tried many different approaches based on other similar issues, primarily using chown to reassign ownership of all the indicated folders to ec2-user, but no matter what I try I keep getting this EACCES: permission denied error.

so Ive finished my first app and I want to deploy it to Heroku, but I keep getting error No default language could be detected for this app. Ive read that you need to have package.json in your root directory. My directory looks like this

AppFolder

• client -> package.json + /public + /build folder + /src -> all react components
• server -> package.json + app.js(main file) + .env + db.js (database pool) + /routes folder

1. Is there a way how to keep this file structure and still deploy it succesfully?
2. Should I commit /build folder to github as well? (Its in .gitignore originally) and its created in /client folder, however in some guide I was trying to follow they moved it to /server folder. Id like to use continious deployment as I still need to test responsivnes + finish some details.
3. Also Im using MySQL, will I be able to host my database on Heroku as well?

I've a created a make file to buid a project with multiple folders, multiple libraries. When I perform a full rebuid (i.e. deleting any previous objects and outputs) everything goes well. But if I modify one of the dependencies... it gets compiled (so far so good), the librari is moved to the rightplace, but then thelinker says "undefined reference to..." many symbols of this modified lib. I have checked also that the order I put the libraries in the listing of libraries actually matters and I get more or less errors like the one mentioned. What I'm doing wrong? Thank you!!! I'm omitting here the building of the dependencies for simplicity.

We have an installer system based on a WIX built MSI. The boot strapper is NSIS. It is just the way things went. And it all works fine now but for one little glitch.

There are two NSIS installers. One for new users. That runs the MSI conventionally so they contract screen can be agreed to. The the app checks for updates and the user can do just that. This is the second NSIS package for that:

I need help on the best way to call the Outlook MailItem.Display method when a user clicks on a specific cell in a table column in Excel. Below is my module for filling out table.

I am working on a new project using Electron and ReactJS. The project works fine in development mode, but I am trying to create an installer for Windows but no matter what I try and what I find on Google nothing works. I just get a blank white screen.

Below is my pacakge.json

My UWP app uses app folder (Files.ReadWrite.AppFolder) for storing app data on OneDrive. I upgraded the app to use Microsoft Graph SDK instead of the old OneDrive SDK (version 1.x).

I didn't get the authentication to work using the old client id registered in https://apps.dev.microsoft.com, so I registered my app in https://aad.portal.azure.com/ and I use MSAL.NET for authentication.

The problem is that the upgraded app creates a new app folder on OneDrive (My App 1) instead of using the old and existing app folder (My App). This would result users loosing their data when they upgrade to this new version.

What should I do to make the upgraded app access the existing app folder and not to create a new one?

Here, this renameFile(..) func is working in Android API 30. But, it is not working in Android API 29 and shows the error like :

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Movement of content://media/external/file/116 which isn't part of well-defined collection not allowed

Update-Note:

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In-order to work with sdk-29 we have to use Uri as extUri = MediaStore.Downloads.getContentUri(MediaStore.VOLUME_EXTERNAL) like:

This is another case of procrastinating on upgrading my build tools because each time I do, I find a plethora of changes that I have to work through.

I created a new project using vue cli 4.5, and it loaded, just like a fresh new project would. I then duplicated what the new project looked like as far as dependencies, configuration files, etc. I deleted node_modules, even removed package lock, ran npm install and then npm run serve and getting bizarre cache errors that I see all over the web, but nothing has worked for me.

This dependency was not found:

@/components/renderers/Loader in ./node_modules/cache-loader/dist/cjs.js??ref--12-0!./node_modules/babel-loader/lib!./node_modules/cache-loader/dist/cjs.js??ref--0-0!./node_modules/vue-loader/lib??vue-loader-options!./src/views/grids/shared.vue?vue&type=script&lang=js&

To install it, you can run: npm install --save @/components/renderers/Loader

These relative modules were not found:

./Icon.vue in ./src/components/icons/index.js

../../renderers/Loader in ./node_modules/cache-loader/dist/cjs.js??ref--12-

etc etc

Here's my package.json