Is there a a way to set a port to my desired one when I am starting a mock serve with karate.start so instead of getting the port like this, which will start server in some port and return it: def startMockServer = () => karate.start(‘path.feature’).port Have a possibility similar to this: def startMockServer =… Read More Set karate mock server port
Sorry, new here. I’ve got a CollectionView of objects and there fields, when I invoke the delete event using SwipeView I want to be able to use the object that was selected to pass into an SQLite query to delete that object from the database. My original plan was to use the Id of the… Read More C# Getting SwipeView Item/Object that invoked event
When I run yarn list modules are shown in either white or a faded grey color. $ yarn list –pattern ‘@mycompany/foo-api’ yarn list v1.19.0 ├─ WHITE @mycompany/some-module@1.0.0 │ └─ WHITE @mycompany/foo-api@1.0.17 └─ GREY @mycompany/foo-api@1.0.15 Done in 0.72s. There is no documentation on the colors. What do the colors in yarn list mean? >Solution : This… Read More What do the colors in `yarn list` mean?
I’m new to git and github and I’m struggling to figure out what’s going on with git in cmd. I’ve just made lots of commits and I’m done working on one of my repos (locally and pushed to GitHub). I now want to work on another repo locally for which I have a repo on… Read More How do you finish working with a git project?
If i run this Python code my program just hangs up. (I don`t get any error.) import requests url = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tensorflow/docs/master/site/en/tutorials/generative/dcgan.ipynb" r = requests.get(url) But this works perfectly fine as expected. import requests url = "https://stackoverflow.com" r = requests.get(url) Using curl to get the github file worked also fine. curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tensorflow/docs/master/site/en/tutorials/generative/dcgan.ipynb So can you reproduce… Read More Why is this requests get not working with this url
I have added dependencies in a Rust project like this: rust_wheel = { git = "https://github.com/jiangxiaoqiang/rust_wheel.git" } When I built this project in GitHub Actions, I found it got the legacy version of rust_wheel: Compiling rust_wheel v0.1.0 (https://github.com/jiangxiaoqiang/rust_wheel.git#5dffd2f5) error[E0412]: cannot find type `Json` in module `content` –> /usr/local/cargo/git/checkouts/rust_wheel-8476ff1b418e67f8/5dffd2f/src/common/util/model_convert.rs:35:50 | 35 | pub fn box_rest_response<T>(data: T)… Read More Why weren't the newest version of dependencies fetched?
I’ve tried to find some info on this in the official Kentico 13 (.Net Core) Documentation without success. I am wondering if there is a way to restrict the use of page builder widgets by user role (either allow or deny widget usage for role). Thanks! -Dave >Solution : There’s a package created by MVP… Read More Kentico 13: Page Builder Widgets: Restrict usage for User Role
Apologies if you feel like this is a repeated question, but I couldn’t find the solution for my problem in any of similar questions and couldn’t understand why this problem was occurring. I have a component called Selector.tsx which basically has an input field and a bunch of buttons that when clicked are supposed to… Read More React state doesn't update immediately with useState
I am making a calculator app with multiple themes and everything works locally but the problem is occuring on the github pages. Each theme for the calculator has its own css file and I am using javascript to change href of the link tag based on the selected theme (theme-1 is selected by default): HTML:… Read More CSS files not loading correctly on github pages
I am trying to work out why the column names for pandas.concat() are in brackets. There is a similar question here – but in my context I don’t understand how this can be hapenning. It is like there is a double bracket in the assignment, but given the concatenated dataframe looks fine I cannot understand… Read More Why does pandas.concat() add (), to column name