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问题 I downloaded Anaconda on my system (Mac OS), for now solely for the purpose of using Spyder to code in Python. I am having two issues, which are probably easy to solve for someone who is more fit with computers than me. I would be glad for help! Adding anaconda to the PATH or not, and if yes, how? In this thread here I got help with updating Anaconda and Spyder, since executing the lines conda update anaconda and conda update spyder would result in zsh: command not found . Apparently this has

问题 I downloaded Anaconda on my system (Mac OS), for now solely for the purpose of using Spyder to code in Python. I am having two issues, which are probably easy to solve for someone who is more fit with computers than me. I would be glad for help! Adding anaconda to the PATH or not, and if yes, how? In this thread here I got help with updating Anaconda and Spyder, since executing the lines conda update anaconda and conda update spyder would result in zsh: command not found . Apparently this has

问题 The keyword here is Web . I can get the build and version number of a Flutter app by using the package_info plugin, but if it is running on the web I can't. How do I get the package info for a Flutter Web app? I'll include an answer below as a temporary fix, but I am looking a solution that gets the version info from pubspec.yaml. 回答1: As a temporary workaround you can create a separate file with the version info in it: web_version_info.dart class WebVersionInfo { static const String name =

问题 I have a Azure Pipeline file azure-pipelines.yml which is run by my Azure Linux agent. Next I have a variable myBuildCounter defined which is increased by a counter. The value of the variable myBuildCounter is saved during builds and its value reused, even though I didn't create any variables in the Azure interface. Does someone knows where the variable value is stored in Azure? Thanks in advance. Definition of variable variables: myBuildCounter: $[counter(variables['myBuildCounter'], 0)]

问题 I have a Azure Pipeline file azure-pipelines.yml which is run by my Azure Linux agent. Next I have a variable myBuildCounter defined which is increased by a counter. The value of the variable myBuildCounter is saved during builds and its value reused, even though I didn't create any variables in the Azure interface. Does someone knows where the variable value is stored in Azure? Thanks in advance. Definition of variable variables: myBuildCounter: $[counter(variables['myBuildCounter'], 0)]

问题 Closed . This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post. Closed 9 months ago . We have two node js applications this two applications won't work in the same node version, one application only works in node4.8.3 another one application only works in node10.15.1. This is the question So we need to run the two-node js applications in the same server with node

问题 I have a variables, which returns values from json: $version = (Get-Content 'package.json' | ConvertFrom-Json).version This value always goes in x.x.x format. It can be either 0.0.3 or 1.123.23 value. My question is - how to increase the only patch value? E.g. I need to have 0.0.4 or 1.123.24 output values after transform. 回答1: Convert to a [version] object: # read existing version $version = [version](Get-Content 'package.json' | ConvertFrom-Json).version # create new version based on

问题 I need to programatically find Android Bluetooth version on the phone. Can someone me tips how to do that? 回答1: As far as i know (and i did a lot of research) there is no way to find out what the hardware version is of your Android bluetooth device . (4.0, 4.2, 5.0,...) Some people claim they have an app that can do this, but i never saw a working example. These apps show you a lot of version numbers but not the Bluetooth hardware version. Some people come up with a trick that shows you the

问题 I need to programatically find Android Bluetooth version on the phone. Can someone me tips how to do that? 回答1: As far as i know (and i did a lot of research) there is no way to find out what the hardware version is of your Android bluetooth device . (4.0, 4.2, 5.0,...) Some people claim they have an app that can do this, but i never saw a working example. These apps show you a lot of version numbers but not the Bluetooth hardware version. Some people come up with a trick that shows you the

问题 I need to somehow convert a v10 dump file into one which is 9.6 compatible Google's Cloud SQL runs PostgreSQL version 9.6 and my database has been running on version 10 since its creation. THE ISSUE : When trying to import the database into Cloud SQL, I get the an unknown error has occurred. message of death. I have already tried commenting out my postgis / other extensions when importing to Cloud SQL but, to no avail. I have tried using using psql my_96_db < my_10.sql and get tons of errors