Cypress is not reading my updated script. I make a change in WebStorm. Cypress starts to load the file but then refreshes and loads an old file. It does not load the updated spec. I then check the file using the Open in IDE link in Cypress and it shows me the newly updated spec. Why is Cypress loading an old file and not running the updated one?
I've updated Cypress to 4.12.0. Closed it, reopened and still it does not run the file that I have in the Integration directory. And the old file it does run is not in the Integration directory. So why is it trying to run that file. I thought Cypress only executes files in the Integration directory
Switching back to version "^7.6.0" fixed it.
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Raylib project in visual studio was working perfectly fine, as in if you run the project it would execute and create a window and the game would run, but after opening the project one day, after attempting to run the project the same error kept appearing:
LNK1104 cannot open file '..\bin\Debug.DLL\ProjectName.exe'
I've tried rebuilding the project but the same error keeps appearing and I am not sure why.
Any Answers?
one thing that has worked for me in the past is transferring use into VScode instead of VSstudio, also a linker error is usually file related, check ether your program is already running or is loaded in the debugger(close it and run debug again) or your library paths are incorrect or aren't wrapped in double-quotes(depends on the path, may need < >). would be more clear if you included some code at least the uses of directives.
I use hot deploy ./mvnw compile quarkus:dev. According to the documentation, I do only need to change the files without saving it and refresh the browser. However, in my case hot deploy does only work if I save the file before requesting the page. I used the getting-started-project from quarkus quickstarts. My question is: Is this the right behaviour (change file->save file->request page) and the following statement wrong (change file->request page):
https://www.baeldung.com/quarkus-io (section 4: hot reload)
In other words, changes made to Java files or to configuration files
will automatically be compiled once the browser is refreshed. The most
impressive feature here is that we don't need to save our files. This
could be good or bad, depending on our preference.
You absolutely need to save your files for hot reload to be triggered.
The update is based on the file timestamps to have changed.
What you don't need is recompiling your application or restarting anything.
i have deployed spfx to sharepoint online. firsts I have run gulp bundle --ship and again gulp package-solution --ship. I have uploaded bundle file to site assets mentioned path in manifest file. package file I have uploaded to app catalog.
now if I have to modify existing code should I again run two commands and upload files back? I see bundle files generate file name with different version name.
That is correct from my experience.
The bundle files have a hash appended to them based on their contents, to differentiate between two versions of the script. This make it easier for browsers to get new versions when they are available. Waldek wrote a nice brief explanation about why they do this.
Note that when you upload the new package file, any pages with your web part(s) will immediately start pointing towards the new version of the bundle files. For best experience, I recommend uploading the bundle files first, then the package file, to avoid users experiencing any web part errors for that short duration if you uploaded them the other way around.
You can add "includeClientSideAssets": true" to your package-solution.json file, and you don't need to manually deploy your assets. You need just deploy .sppkg package and that's it.
You can even deploy it using o365 cli from cmd. In our env I created gulp task that first modify current version and then boundle and deploy it.
includeClientSideAssets attribute was introduced in the SPFx v1.4
Every time we modify / add any changes , we should run both gulp bundle --ship, gulp package-solution --ship commands and deploy the .sppkg package
Whenever I'm trying to open jmeter script then it's showing the following error.
I already kept plugging in lib/etc folder but the error is still there. Please provide me the solution of this as soon as possible.
Sometimes file is corrupted, you should save your file before executing, JMeter save latest file,
Try open latest file saved in backups folder.
Since JMeter 3.0, JMeter automatically saves up to ten backups of every saved jmx files.
Next version backup will be saved automatically on every run.
Check all plugins are there. do you have a copy of the error message as they should help understand which plugin is the issue "missing".
Also if you have downgraded jmeter then you will also have an issue opening newer jmx files and they cant be opened by older versions.
So maybe a long shot but download the latest version and add your plugins in and try to open the jmx in that.
Good morning to everyone, i am facing this problem:
Sometimes, after making modifications in my .py files, i restarted the server and saw nothing had changed. In fact the .pyc files were not regenerated so i want to know if someone can give me the good procedure to make that happens.
Now what I do is:
step1-add in eclipse params: --update=module_name
step2-click on settings ==> installed modules (the idea is to load the module again)
step3-be sure not to be in debug mode (you can remove debug from the address bar).
Could someone know how to do step 2 without using the web client (browser) i.e a way or a param to add when restarting the server so that the modules will be load again, because i remark that it is in this step that pyc files are regenerated.
Thank you in advance.
So reading between the lines, you are working in Eclipse and have changed and the pyc files are not new.
I would:
In Eclipse, Project -> Clean and clean your project.
Exit Eclipse and see if there is still a debug process lying about and kill it. These zombie debug processes happen if you terminate the server while it is stopped on a break point (in eclipse juno anyway, not sure about luna).
Either the eclipse builder will generate the pyc because that is part of building a project, or the Python vm will when it encounters the py file, or if a pyc exists it will check the times and ignore the pyc if it is older than the py. Updating the module may cause OpenERP to load that module and the python vm will generate the pyc but it doesn't matter whether you trigger this by updating the module when the server starts or just when you click on the function that triggers the piece of code.
One last suggestion, check your system time as the python vm is checking the file time stamps.