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You've got a few options here on how to test a page that should be viewable without authenticating. Use a different browser. If you're logged in via Chrome, can you access the static page in Firefox (not logged in)? Browser's cookies do not transfer between different browsers (if your app is using cookies). Use the browser's incognito/private browsing mode. Like number 1, incognito mode doesn't view cookies, so regardless if you are logged into the site, can you access the static page? Have access to VPN? You can try accessing the static page via a VPN service.

Smoke Testing Smoke testing is performed to ascertain that the acute functionalities of the program are operating properly. The major goal of this testing is to ensure that the newly generated build is stable enough to withstand further rigorous testing. It is done by both developers and testers. It is a subset of acceptance testing. Sanity Testing Sanity testing is done to check that bugs have been fixed after the build. The major goal of this testing is to determine the system’s rationality and correctness to ensure that the proposed functionality performs as intended. It is done by testers. It is a subset of regression testing.

Basic Auth is different. It's built at the "Security". A simple example can be seen. https://www.baeldung.com/spring-security-basic-authentication ♪In your example, you're waiting on LoginRequestDto's request. That is, the body of POST ' s request should not be filled with copying.{ "username": "user", "password": "paswd" } Names of fields as LoginRequestDto

I was able to drain down the battery and in that manner get into recovery mode. Update: also realized that the following may work. VolUp+VolDown+Home+Power eventually puts into reboot, and then Jump in and do VolUp+Home+Powerand when Samsung logo comes, let go of power. This is a touch-and-go and may not always work. Needs considerable artistry to make it work.

It looks like you can clear the Pokémon from one outbreak even if the outbreak has ended. From this https://www.ign.com/wikis/pokemon-legends-arceus/Massive_Mass_Outbreaks#How_to_Make_Massive_Mass_Outbreaks_Spawn : However, if the Massive Mass Outbreak disappears while you are in the middle of investigating an outbreak, those particular Pokemon will remain. Clear them, and it will still count, even if the storm had dispersed! This might suggest a strategy of trying to find 3 of them before it stops raining, even if you haven't finished all three. If you aren't on the same map, though, or if you aren't in the middle of the third outbreak of that particular map, then you will need to respawn it by heading back to Jubilife Village. You'll get this message from Mai: When you get back to Jubilife Village, if the rainstorm is gone, you'll see no Massive Mass Outbreak; a regular Mass Outbreak doesn't count. The next time there is a rainstorm or blizzard, there will be another Massive Mass Outbreak. The easiest way to force this, rather than going back and forth frequently, is to force the weather first. This can be done by repeatedly resting - I usually go on a cycle Morning -> Midday -> Evening -> Morning (repeat), but it's possible this isn't the most efficient. Once you wake up to a rainstorm (the cloud-lightning bolt icon), you should go back to Jubilife Village immediately, and then turn around and come back; as long as the weather doesn't change in the short time for the trip (which I haven't notice it do), there will then be a Massive Mass Outbreak in the location you were in. Complete the outbreak collection and you'll be good to go on the quest.

You can use the Random function instead of "id": 999995:"id": ${__Random(100000,999999,RandomID)}

It's a very common misconception that geographic data must be displayed on a map. The real question is whether the insights that this data is supposed to provide are indeed of a geographical nature, where the actual location of the sites on the map, and their spatial relationship with each other, are meaningful. For example, if I've launched a marketing campaign that targets a specific metro area, and I see that my sales get a dramatic improvement in the center of that area and they gradually decline as we get further away from it - that's something that can most effectively be seen on a map. If I just get a table containing many dozens of these locations, with the sales data, it will be super difficult for me to notice this trend. I've made a geographical decision and I need to measure and validate its effect geographically. On the other hand, if I run a campaign targeted at programmers and I get a spike from the big tech hubs - places that are known to me - it will be at least as easy for me to spot this trend in a table as it is on a map, and probably much easier (because it doesn't rely on my knowledge of geography and doesn't provide lots of irrelevant info). So that information, although it technically has to do with locations, isn't really of a geographical nature. You need to understand whether your use cases require high geographical awareness, and prioritize the importance of the map based on that.

TL,DR: It's impossible to do so client side. Client side validation is just a client convenience, not useful to really validate anything. You don't want the client to mistype his email, putting an invalid char somewhere, and have to wait the form being submitted, the server parsing it, and sending back an error 5 seconds later, you want the error to show instantly. You validate on the client, but you ignore the client validation entirely and validate again on the server. If the validation is made client-side, the client may submit the request by hand, bypassing all validation. Even if you use hashing, signing, obfuscating or anything else, the result is an HTTP request and the client can intercept it and tamper it. If your use case is what you asked, server validation it's not difficult at all. Have a table with all questions and all valid answers, and check every client answer with the table. On the first invalid answer you stop the processing and send back an empty page. the number of possible permutations could make validation very difficult. You have to choose between server-side (from trivial to very difficult) and client side (not possible at all). I believe the choice is easy.

(There is no direct way to do what you hypothecate.) Build a Stored procedure that takes "de" as an argument and constructs and executes SELECT word FROM `words` order by word collate utf8mb4_german2_ci It would probably involve a relatively static lookup table that maps "de" and "de-DE" to "utf8mb4_german2_ci", etc. See the docs on defining Stored Procedures and how to use CONCAT(), PREPARE and EXECUTE in such. Run SHOW COLLATION LIKE 'utf8mb4%'; to see which collations are available. (It varies with the MySQL/MariaDB version.)

In SQLite the trigger can modify the table which it is defined on. The trigger will not be fired by the action which is performed by this trigger. I.e. if ON DELETE deletes another row then this secondary deletion will not fire this trigger again. But it will fire another trigger if another action is performed. If this secondary action should fire first trigger then it will be fired because this is not self-firing. For example, UPDATE fires ON UPDATE which performs DELETE which fires ON DELETE which performs UPDATE which causes ON UPDATE... and so on, until the chain stops due to the absence of the row to be altered by the trigger. So use such cross-firing with great caution. This may result in infinite loop or excess rows modifying (up to complete table clearing). whenever I delete a record, the trigger seems to do nothing You define per-statement trigger (there is no FOR EACH ROW) but the action looks like per-row one.

There are two aspects: can github actions run containers? Can github actions run container like jenkins To answer the former, by default Github actions do run in containers. From the https://docs.github.com/en/actions/learn-github-actions/understanding-github-actions#the-components-of-github-actions : Your workflow contains one or more jobs which can run in sequential order or in parallel. Each job will run inside its own virtual machine runner, or inside a container, and has one or more steps that either run a script that you define or run an action, which is a reusable extension that can simplify your workflow. (emphasis my own) There is also a https://docs.github.com/en/actions/creating-actions/creating-a-docker-container-action For the latter part of the question, it's not quite clear what you mean by "like Jenkins", but the https://docs.github.com/en/actions/migrating-to-github-actions/migrating-from-jenkins-to-github-actions should provide the relevant context.

There's a "Link issue" button on the Jira issue screen: When you click on it, it will show the "relates to" section. There, you will have some labels to tag the relation:

I have fixed this two methods on my repository backup, please consider conver them to function's. trunc(x) { return x > 0 ? Math.floor(x) : Math.ceil(x); } fracc(x) { return x > 0 ? x - Math.floor(x) : x - Math.ceil(x); }

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