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I am attempting to import one protocol buffer message into another, but the imports are not recognized. As long as I don't try to import one protobuf into another, the protobuf code is generated (in java), the code compiles and runs as expected.

I'm using:

• Intellij Idea 2020 v1.3 Unlimited Edition
• Protobuf Editor plugin: jvolkman/intellij-protobuf-editor (April 2020)
• Gradle

My gradle build file looks like this:

I want to test simple class which iterate through array of hashes and return only those with status Pending which were updated more than 2 days ago.

fetch_pending.rb

I'm trying to have let which in result I'll have:

I am trying to allocate memory for the process (Tsw). Unfortunately, I cannot allocate more than ~ 1 Gb of virtual memory (Allocation of 2MB blocks in a for loop). No limits change commands during execution.

Here is the output of cat /proc/$(pidof Tsw)/limits command.

I am adapting our SQL queries to hql but ran into a roadblock when one of our queries makes use of a CONVERT() function. I can't find anything about it for hql on the net.

Query:

Here example of my dataset

Some code I used ot rely on a lot is now creating an object with two properties that have the same name.

I did not think this was even possible to have two properties with the same name and separate values.

I have a function that converts an array to a class object. This method has worked fine for so many applications and I have never encountered this stange problem before.

Below is the function with added var dumps and a die() to stop execution just to get the output of the first object to show you guys.

The params (array is putput below, class = "FA\WheelImage", namespace = "")

I have setup 404 redirection successfully for an umbraco project. If the user navigates to a page that doesn't exist it shows the designated node id. However consider this:

http://tsw/course-calendar/ - Correct Link

http://tsw/coursecalendar/ - Doesn't 404 (but should)

http://tsw/coursecalenda/ - 404 redirects

In the example above the correct link as per umbraco is the second however if I remove the dash but leave the words I get a Server error:

I have a async void function that I call to execute a couple curl calls. I have code that needs to execute after that function is executed as a variable is set inside the function. Right now it looks like the code is executed before the async function. Any suggestions?