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Here's the policy <!DOCTYPE busconfig PUBLIC "-//freedesktop//DTD D-BUS Bus Configuration 1.0//EN" "http://www.freedesktop.org/standards/dbus/1.0/busconfig.dtd"> <...
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I was performing an upgrade from Angular 13 to Angular 14 and ran into problems. I've reverted back to Angular 13, but now "npm update" reports peer dependency problems within the angular ...
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I have the following registration code: private static IContainer BuildContainer() { var builder = new ContainerBuilder(); // current assembly builder.RegisterApiControllers(Assembly....
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Qn. Create a JavaScript Promise that, after a delay of 2 seconds, either resolves with the message "Hello World" or rejects with the error message "Error occurred". The outcome (...
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Failed to compile. Module not found: Error: Can't resolve 'react-icons/ai' in 'C:\Users\janan\OneDrive\Desktop\dukaan\nishyan\src\components' ERROR in ./src/components/Navbar.jsx 5:0-57 Module not ...
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I've started an ElectronJS/React/Typescript project including the pcap module. Unfortunately, this module requires a native dependency (pcap_binding.node). I've already overridden the webpack ...
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I had tried to increment the variable loopVal inside the promise but I am unable to increment it. How can I do that? const hi = function(delay) { let loopVal = 1; return new Promise((resolve, ...
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I am trying to create a form that sends an email via using a send grid module however it does not seem to be compatible with my web browser because I get this error : "Failed to compile. Module ...
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Issue My home server was working perfectly until yesterday. I have an Nginx Proxy Manager to manage SSL (Let's Encrypt) with a duckdns domain that forward the requests to my home assistant that is ...
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I'm new to React as well as js and I kinda struggle a bit to understand how Promise and resolve work. I'm trying to do an api to log onto an app with an internal database in SQL. The queries are fine ...
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#!/bin/sh echo Enter choice : echo a : To create a file, name given by user. echo b : To copy file to another location. echo c : To determine minimum age to vote. read choice case $choice in a) ...
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From within the VM-image it is not possible to resolve addresses. ping returns ping: google.com: Name or service not known and resolvectl query google.com server or network returns error refused. The ...
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I've tried to setup Gulpfile configuration only with Typescript. Created in project's root folder named gulpfile.ts with index.ts: import { task } from 'gulp'; import { clearBuild } from './tasks/...
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I"m trying to use a custom library but I can't see to be able to use when the webpack runs. I already added it to the fallback assign and a new resolve extensions, but couldn't make it work: ...
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Can not extract resource from com.android.aaptcompiler.ParsedResource@74e9fb2d. Image screenshot of my android loginpage project enter image description here
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below is my production config for a container microfrontend. When I push the changes to github and github actions run npm install and npm run build, I get the following error below. "ERROR in ./...
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I just switched from node-sass to sass (Dart Sass) to compile my scss files to css. I use Symfony's Webpack Encore, and I have enableSassLoader() in my webpack.config.js with no specific config. With ...
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I have defined a subdomain on my local server and I want to request to subdomain from docker container but the container can not resolve the subdomain. local server uses nginx and is not a docker ...
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So I resolved all files. No shown/known conflicts reported but I still can't submit. Also looks like its trying to do a 223 revision but I see no 222 revision in history only 221. What do I need to do ...
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const image = document.querySelector('.images'); const createImage = (imgPath, seconds) => { return new Promise(function (resolve, reject) { if (imgPath) { const img = document....
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I'm working with an application that uses a custom builder to inject scripts into the head of the DOM. In this particular case, I need to reference a JS file that exists in an installed library from ...
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I'm new to coding and Promises are somewhat of an abstract concept for me. I know that in order to return a Promise you must use .then and .catch , but I'm unsure how exactly they should be used in ...
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I want to resolve an IPaddress of a custom IOT device(esp8266) with an Android device. After some research I think there are two great options to do this. First option is the android NsdManager. The ...
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I am new to programming and JavaScript and I don’t understand those “ resolve “and “ reject” arguments of the code below. const myPromise = new Promise((resolve, reject) => { setTimeout(() => {...
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I was going through a react code base where I see the Promise function calling setstate with 2 arguments, I cannot exactly decipher how exactly this is working, everywhere I have seen a setState being ...
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