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I have been trying to upgrade a typescript monorepo to make use of yarn 2 but am running into an issue where typescript is no longer able to determine certain react props. Since this was working in yarn 1.x, I am thinking there must have been some implicit dependencies being added in yarn 1.x that have to be explicitly defined in yarn 2.x? After hours of looking at project dependencies and node_modules I couldn't determine what needed to change in the production repo and so I created a sample project to reproduce the issue. Hopefully someone is able to point out what I'm missing.

/lib/component/Button.tsx

The documentation stresses that I should use a new EntityManager for each request and there's even a middleware for automatically generating it or alternatively I can use em.fork(). So far so good.

The EntityRepository is a great way to make the code readable. I could not find anything in the documentation about how they relate to EntityManager instances. The express-ts-example-app example uses single instances of repositories and the RequestContext middleware. This suggests that there is some under-the-hood magic that finds the correct EntityManager instances at least with the RequestContext. Is it really so?

Also, if I fork the EM manually can it still find the right one? Consider the following example:

All,

I have some problem setting up end-2-end transaction monitoring in ApplicationInsights, it seems to break the end-2-end view on my ServiceFabric ApiGateway service (.net CORE). This results in 2 traces in AppInsights instead of 1 (which I want ;-).

Ok my setup:

So an external API (.net core) which communicates to a ApiGateway (.net core stateless service) in a SF cluster via HTTP. Within the SF cluster all service (stateless full .net) communication is via Remoting V2.

I setup ApplicationInsights using ex. : https://github.com/yantang-msft/service-fabric-application-insights-example

In ApplicationInsights I see 2 traces (which should be one), being:

• a trace containing External API & ApiGateWay and the request to the stateless service
• a trace containing communication between the stateless services (which are multiple)

It looks like the "Operation Id" is not reused when sending the message from the APIGateway down. Is AppInsights i can see the "Operation Id" differ.

Does anyone have a idea? An I missing something? Should I set the operation id on the outgoing request in the ApiGateway (and how can I do that ;-))

I'm trying to inject the FormBuilder service to a dynamic component this way:

Template:

Task at hand:

What I've taken a lot at so far:

1. Pie chart from [https://github.com/JesperLekland/react-native-svg-charts-examples][2]

Here I divided the entire pie into 50 units of 1 value, inorder to get the Split-bar effect. I can pass the color according to the image shown above. But how can I add the inner lines(red and green) and the data inside? Any help would be appreciated!

I am trying to have a look at custom elements and how they work and while the examples on MDN work fine I'm seemingly unable to replicate them myself.

The MDN article is here.

This is a working example from MDN.

My problem is that I can't ever seem to pass attributes into my component, they always come out as null instead of passing over the value of the parameter.

My JS is (test.js)

I am using high charts in angular 8.I am getting chart for single object in an array of objects but i want to get each chart for each object dynamically how to achieve that. Below I have attached my working stackblitz for reference.

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Demo link for this issue, with css i tried

https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-material-datepicker-p9y9ju?file=src%2Fapp%2Fdatepicker-formats-example%2Fdatepicker-formats-example.component.css

I'm trying to implement Stripe in my RoR app following the documentation. I've followed the steps up to '4 Save Card Details' where a form like this should display. However, when I click my 'Subscribe' button nothing happens.

The controller I'm using is called Subscriptions. When my submit button is in the subscriptions/show view the log error I get is ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound (Couldn't find Subscription with 'id'=StripeElements):

If I move it to the subscriptions/index view the log error I get is ActionController::RoutingError (No route matches [GET] "/StripeElements.css"):

I haven't modified my routes or controller because the documentation does not say this is required. The suggestions here and here haven't solved my issue.

I'm using Rails 5.2.4, Ruby 2.6 & Bootstrap 4.

show.html.erb