When I try to upload an APK file using testflight upload api, I get this response back.
"400 Bad Request.
local variable 'build_data' referenced before assignment"
I don't understand what this is?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
EDIT 08/11/2013 10:03 :
It seems like we also get another kind of error sometimes. Which says "Redis is loading data into memory"
TestFlight was experiencing intermittent service outages affecting build uploads. Please try uploading again.
If you have any questions, I recommend contacting TestFlight support directly at:
http://help.testflightapp.com
Me also have faced the same problem but after 1 hour I have again tried to upload the build . I have succeeded in Uploading the build .
I accomplish to upload by using the desktop app.
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Below is my files:
It works fine when opening index.html
Error when clicking openconfig-interfaces
error details:
{"schemaValidationMessages":[{"level":"error","message":"Can't read from file file://tt/rest_ui/openconfig-interfaces.yaml"}]}
Actually the file openconfig-interfaces.yaml is there.
Any suggestion to solve this problem, thanks in advance
Seems to be a cross domain issue, Install the live server plugin in vscode, and then open it again
I'm trying to create an app in InTune using the Microsoft Graph REST API. I'm able to create the app, the contentversion, upload a file to Azure Storage, and call the commit action. After that, I'm waiting for uploadState 'commitFileSuccess', but it returns 'commitFileFailed'.
I saw a similar question, but that's assuming the file encryption is wrong:
commitFileFailed during mobileAppContentFile Commit
However, I have no clue where the error lies. Is there anybody with experience on this particular subject?
If you need more info, please let me know.
I found out what I was doing wrong. I used the PowerShell sample from Github as a base to write my own Ruby version, but I overlooked one thing.
https://github.com/microsoftgraph/powershell-intune-samples/tree/master/LOB_Application
I was uploading my apk file at once to the azureStorageUri, but I needed to upload it in chunks. After doing that the uploadState got updated to commitFileSuccess.
I will share my Ruby script once I've cleaned it up!
I cant seem to find the error log of authorize.net api.
I have Laravel application which uses "authorizenet/authorizenet" package and the code where I try to create a customer profile, I get following error:
"Error getting valid response from API. Check log file for error details"
Can anyone tell me whereto find these logs? and what it's name?
I tried in /var/logs folder but i cant seem to find it.
if someone else has this issue, here is the solution.
The authorize.net has changed their endpoints from https://api.authorize.net to https://api2.authorize.net which is one of the possible reasons that you might get this error.
So if you are hardcoding these endpoints in your code then update it to the new one or if you are using library constant for it, same as me:
\net\authorize\api\constants\ANetEnvironment::SANDBOX
\net\authorize\api\constants\ANetEnvironment::PRODUCTION
Then simply update your library by running:
composer update authorizenet/authorizenet
This is how I resolved it and it seems to be the best way so far because it will update their library to take everything up to date if they have changes something else and you started experiencing this issue.
I hope it helps
I have a project which now doesn't work when I download binarie from onedrive like PNG. I got a bad request in query response. I take some backup and they have the same problem. This was working few days ago I have not modify anything. Is there a changne in the api ? I download xml with no problem whith same query.
I try to test apigee console and it seems to work. Anyone has same problem ? Got solution ?
THANKS a lot
I go this response from api :
StatusCode: 400, ReasonPhrase: 'Bad Request'
For those that find their way here, the problem in question is a result of some proxy servers rejecting the URLs when they contain single path segments with more than 260 characters. Unfortunately this is possible with the URLs that the OneDrive API generates, and so we're investigating changes to resolve this kind of problem.
The issue can be tracked at https://github.com/OneDrive/onedrive-api-docs/issues/143
I am new to parse and I am trying to figure out how to handle the version number.
I have been deploying some cloud code a bunch of times. So when I last deployed it gave me this message:
Uploading source files
Finished uploading files
New release is named v18 (using Parse JavaScript SDK v1.2.19)
So I thought I could go and hit:
https://api.parse.com/18/functions/someFunctionIWrote
So there I tried to use version 18 because of what I saw after deploying. That does not work and it returns a 404.
So, then I tried to hit:
https://api.parse.com/1/functions/someFunctionIWrote
this works and return the JSON I wanted.
So, what am I missing here?
I thought that every time I deploy the version would match. Do I need to specifically go in and change the current version somehow?
Can somebody help understand how to think about this correctly?
Thank you
If you ran a "parse deploy" it put v18 up there for you the URL stays the same.
The version in cloud can be verified in the terminal by typing: "parse releases"