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Sadly I cannot make a lot of sense out of your example:

for example if i have one product_id 8020 with two options ( options_id 49 and 52 ) when user select option 49 count must show 1 product in option 49 and 1 product in option 52

But following your title, ONE TO MANY and your problem:

But the problem is coming when you have to select one or more filters how to count how many products are sill enable to combinate between filters ?

I will try to explain with a generalised answer.

First you have to figure out what makes a product able to fit in the two filters you have selected. If you SELECT filter_id '1' and '5'

Keep the models.py as it is, but change the argos.py as per below:

Always check the RTD build log for "warning" or "error".

In your case, the latest build log has the following relevant warnings for the two modules that were not documented on RTD:

Simply you can use the try-except way

Example:

No, there is no way to tell Kubernetes to manage the number of containers running in a Pod. This is purely up to the user when they define their Deployments/Daemonsets/Jobs etc.

Taken from the docs:

Pods are the smallest deployable units of computing that you can create and manage in Kubernetes.

You can, however, manage batch workloads through Kubernetes Job resources which I will link here.

Jobs can specify the amount of parallelism at Pod granularity.

All this is to say that you would have to implement your workload as containers into separated Pods as is required by your use case. These Pods could talk to each other through ClusterIP Services. You can also keep tightly-coupled containers in the same Pod where they can talk over localhost.

I agree with your assessment that the code could clarified by making use of some functions. By using functions you can break up large, complicated programs into manageable chunks that can reasoned about individually.

With regards to the loops in the program, many people find maps to be clearer alternative to loops. They essentially iterate over a collection of elements as you would do in a loop, but without having to track index variable. The purrr package provides an excellent collection of maps and other functions.

Some good resources for reading about these topics and more include https://rstudio-education.github.io/hopr/, https://r4ds.had.co.nz/, and https://adv-r.hadley.nz/.

In the code below, I attempted to extract some of the code into functions in the hope of making the control flow easier to follow. Since I haven't tried the code on actual data, it surely won't work without some fixes, but hopefully it will give you some ideas.

After many tries, I removed one part of the code, and everything worked well

The error seems obvious...

Caused by: java.io.FileNotFoundException: \kafka.keystore.jks (The system cannot find the file specified)

What happens is that the page even if it says https is not completely secure, because the server uses a TLS 1.0 and not the updated ones now. You can find some pages that verify your SSL certificate just in case:

https://www.dondomain.com/products/ssl/tools/ssl-checker/

https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html

Then the solution would be to ignore the SSL of the page.

Also a way to test and know more in depth is (in my case) with android studio see the emulator log of my application and use this code to ignore the SSL and know what is the cause it has here:

https://stackoverflow.com/a/49786820/11150506

So in ionic what should be done is to ignore the SSL and the page will be displayed, but the play store may not allow it, so it should create a way for the user to cancel the action of going to the page Not sure yes or no.

It is the same here: Webview: Failed to validate the certificate chain (android java)