Tag: WebDev

People like to write code like this: throw new PotatoNotFound("no such potato: %s".formatted(potato)); even when the PotatoNotFound constructor already only asks for a potato name and does its own string building. This is doubly bad since these interpolations clutter up our monitoring: instead of having a single line in (say) honeycomb for all of our potato not found needs, each interpolation results in its own very special row in the table, thus ruining everything. I'm designing an API that instead looks like this throw giveUp() .withPotato(potato) .with("shape", potatoShape) .andFail("unrecognised potato shape") where I can build a map of data into my exceptions, toss them into otel, and correctly group similar entries together. Imagine that: not having to parse other services' error messages with regular expressions. However, this only w

I've created an indicator to plot columns of positive and negative values. However, the rendered output is tiny and I have to drag the right side scale for ages to see the values as they should be rendered. I've even restricted the output in test to the last 50 values only to rule out massive spikes but there are no such anomalies. I'm using a modified volume value and the data is in an array<float>. Can anyone advise what I am doing incorrectly? method GetValue(map<int, float> values, int period = na)=> float outVal = na int average = nz(period, values.size()) if values.size() > 0 total = values.values() outVal := total.sum() na(outVal) ? 0 : outVal/average currDelta := delta.GetValue() // Plots hline(0, "Zero Line", color = color.new(#787B86, 50)) plot(currDelta, title = "Histogram", style = plot.style_columns, color = color.red)

I am running docker on Colima (macOS Apple Silicon) and am on a corporate network behind a VPN. I have been able to get docker to download images from remote repositories by adding a corporate certificate chain to Colima's ca-certificates. I can already pull images from the public docker hubs and from AWS's ECR. When I try to authenticate with AWS (or connect to much else, for that matter), I get the dreaded SSL Self-Signed Certificate error. Interestingly, this does not come from PyPi, which I can pip install from normally. I can see that Colima can authenticate with both aws and maven (installing jars for AWS Glue): colima ssh # Maven openssl s_client -showcerts -connect repo1.maven.org:443 ~snip~ Post-Handshake New Session Ticket arrived: SSL-Session: Protocol : TLSv1.3 Cipher : TLS_AES_256_GCM_SHA384 Session-ID: 6A06EB25C7591F13F4F1111D2BADA6D3652CA0703A2604009DA39DAD3FC84CB2 Sessi

I'm writing a small GUI library as practice and for personal use, I have the following situation: Originally, I had everything as a public members of Elem, but now I've decided to add a bit of encapsulation so you can't access the internals in user code when defining widgets/composites; when writing my layouting code I decided that container elements like Grid, Vertical, Horizontal, Stack etc. should be the ones setting their managed objects layout positions and such (internal_var in the example). Reduced dummy code: struct Elem{ public: int internal_var; }; struct FancyElem : public Elem{...}; struct ElemContainer : public Elem{ void foo(){ for(Elem* ptr : cont){ ptr->internal_var++; //modify internals here } } std::vector<Elem*> cont; }; struct Elem{ // mark internals as protected/private

I'm looking for some help with pulling certificate information from Active Directory. When I'm troubleshooting accounts, it can take a while to manually check each individual settings. One of the things I need to check is that the Active Directory published certificate 'Subject Alternative Name' attribute and 'Serial Number'. The SAN points to the email address associated with the Smart Cards that we use, and sometimes someone has a different email than they should listen here. I already have a script pulling general AD account information so I had the following working for a short time: $ADUSVal = Get-ADUser -Filter "UserPrincipalName -like '*$XEDIPI*'" -Properties * $CERTRD = $ADUSVal.userCertificate[0] $CERT1 = New-Object System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.X509Certificate2 $CERT1.Import($CERTRD) $SANs = $CERT1.Extensions | Where-Object { $_.Oid.Value -eq "2.5.29.17" } | ForEach-Object { $_.Format($false) } $CERTDET = @&q

To display mutltiple values in my table I'm using association @UI.lineItem: [{ position: 50, value: '_values.FieldValue' }] and it works well - in the table I can see many values enter image description here The only issue is that the filter doesn't work and I'm not sure if this is possible to make it work. @UI.selectionField: [{ position : 10, element: '_fields.Field' }] _fields : redirected to composition child ZC_WF_ACT_FIELDS

Sphinx Alabaster theme and Python 3.14. I want to change the sidebar toc title. The hardcoded one is "Table of Contents": That is set in /sphinx/themes/basic/globaltoc.html: {# Sphinx sidebar template: global table of contents. #} <h3><a href="{{ pathto(root_doc)|e }}">{{ _('Table of Contents') }}</a></h3> {{ toctree(includehidden=theme_globaltoc_includehidden, collapse=theme_globaltoc_collapse, maxdepth=theme_globaltoc_maxdepth) }} If I change that string to "WSGI Tutorial" it does what I want: But if I hardcode it, it will change for

We updated an Spring Boot project from Spring Boot 3.5.8 to 4.0.2. The developed application connects to a MongoDB server using the org.mongodb:mongodb-jdbc:3.0.5 driver (dependency included in the pom.xml). Our tests use the @DataMongoTest annotation. The @DataMongoTest was included in the spring-boot-test-autoconfigure dependency in Spring Boot 3.5.8. However, the spring-boot-test-autoconfigure package from Spring Boot 4 no longer contains this annotation. Does anyone know which package/dependency the annotation @DataMongoTest is now located in? According to the corresponding JavaDoc, the annotation seems to be still present in the Spring Framework.

For some reason if I try to install "C\C++ extension pack", it's just getting stuck on the "installing..." stage, and yes, I tried waiting like abt a hour, reistalling vs code, downloading it with VSIX file, downloading all of the extensions manually, launching vs code as an administrator all of that leads to the same problem. (image) also it starts to install the "C\C++ Themes" and "CMake Tools" (but not the "C\C++") and then if you wait really long (next line) btw if I wait for really long, it shows error that it failed installing extension

I would like to implement a CI/CD pipeline with GitHub and self-hosted runners on Raspberry Pi devices. Included are tests and db startup and migration. If the self-hosted runner is starting the database via podman, the process is killed by the OS. I would like to use podman, because no Docker daemon is required for running lightweight containers. This step is failing: run: | sudo podman run -d --name mongodb -p 27017:27017 \ --health-cmd "mongosh --eval 'db.runCommand({ ping: 1 })'" \ --health-interval 5s \ --health-timeout 5s \ --health-retries 12 \ docker.io/mongo:latest sudo podman wait --condition=healthy mongodb Claude Opus has suggested that rootless podman on self hosted runner, kills proceses from users without active login-session (logind). Therefore it suggested that I should do the following commands on my ru