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Flutter Android build fails with checkDebugAarMetadata due to Media3 dependencies requiring compileSdk 35
I'm building a Flutter app and encountering a build failure related to Android dependencies.
❌ Error:
Execution failed for task ':app:checkDebugAarMetadata'.
A failure occurred while executing
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Is there a way to use ISO 3166-2 subdivision codes with Intl.DisplayNames?
I'm trying to dynamically convert a large batch of country ISO codes (taken from a set of files in a directory) to the names of their respective countries using the built-in Intl library. However, the ...
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Parse date from lancedb formatted iso string to chrono in Rust
I'm working on an application that uses lancedb's Rust crate for storage. I'm saving dates as unix integers, but LanceDB formats them as iso strings with a trailing decimal... sometimes.
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How to write an REQB function for ISO 14443 type B?
So the send_reqa is working fine but not clrc_reqb. The RF field is on but no card detection.
The chip is an clrc663 connected via spi to an nrf chip.
The registers and values are taken from NXP who ...
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Handling ISO 639-2/3 codes in Phoenix's Gettext implementation?
I need help understanding the information found on Phoenix's Gettext documentation and Phoenix's Plural documentation. I understand the default is the two-letter ISO 369 language codes, but it doesn't ...
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Listview does not scroll to the end but only to a certain point and i don't know why. flutter
I creating chatbot app, and i have a problem with listview when i send message listview scroll only to certain point but should to the end.
import 'package:ai_language_learning_app/features/chat/...
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Is there an ISO format which defines timezone aware datetime values with nanosecond precision?
I am aware of ISO 8601, which I believe defines a format for exchange of string formatted timezone aware datetime values with a precision of either seconds, or milliseconds.
The milliseconds component ...
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Check if string only contains characters from a certain ISO specification
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What is the most efficient way to check whether a .TXT file contains only characters defined in a selected ISO specification?
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In the German energy market ...
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JMeter iso8583 plugin - EMV data field 55 packing issue
I am following the instructions in https://github.com/tilln/jmeter-iso8583 for setting up the field 55
field 55 with ICC/EMV data in BER-TLV format can be defined as in the following example:
Field ...
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fix Flutter drawer items
I'm trying to have a footer Widget align to the bottom of the Drawer but still not working Drawer Header and a list at the top of the Drawer. Here's what I'm trying:
//drawer class
class ...
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What is the official C++ standard?
I thought the official C++ standard was 2023, but according to https://isocpp.org/std/the-standard it still points to 2020. Is this just an oversight of that document? It seems to be an authoritative ...
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Denote timezone in ISO 8601 when using date only
We're working on system backups and want to use ISO 8601 dates on media labels. We're at a tossup between whether or not a date like 2024年01月11日 is using local time or UTC (which is not local in our ...
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Issues with Converting BIN to Bootable ISO for OS Development
I'm developing an OS and have been using a BIN file that contains both my bootloader and kernel. I’ve been running the BIN file using QEMU with the -drive option, and everything works as expected. ...
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Encoding issue ISO-charset vs utf-8 [duplicate]
When I input data such as : Œ, œ, Ÿ, ... , ,ドル ≤, ≥, ∞, ≈, ≠, – , — , ‐ , ‐ , ‹ ›, " ", ‘ ’
And then try to access data from the $_REQUEST['some_value'] I get this as my output
1⁄4, 1⁄2, 3⁄4, … ,...
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How do I know if a user has used a similar string when changing the password?
I see that there's a security requirement in some audit systems that says "the user cannot change the password to a similar string". For example, simply changing 123456 to 123456! should not ...