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I get a 404 error in console that it can't find manifest.json. But there is a manifest.json in the sources tab and when I look at it, it looks like a second build file from webpack but has an error that no route was found to manifest.json.
If phpize is not in your path, please make surethat it is, by expanding the PATH environment variable. Make sureyou use the phpize that belongs to the PHP version that you want to use Xdebugwith. See this FAQ entry if you're having someissues with finding which phpize to use.
If Xdebug does not show up, or you get a warning from PHP that anxdebug.so file or similar was not found, you might need to use thefull path instead of just zend_extension=xdebug, such aszend_extension=/usr/lib/php/20190902/xdebug.so.
By typing php symfony help export:bulk into the command-line withoutspecifying the path to the target directory of exported XML files, you can seethe options available on the export:bulk command, as pictured above.
By typing php symfony help csv:check-import into the command-line fromyour root AtoM installation directory without specifying the location of aCSV, you will able able to see the CSV import options available (picturedabove). A brief explanation of each is included below.
By typing php symfony help csv:import into the command-line from your rootdirectory, without specifying the location of a CSV, you will able able tosee the CSV import options available (pictured above). A brief explanation ofeach is included below. For full archival description CSV importdocumentation, please see:
By typing php symfony help csv:event-import into the command-line from yourroot directory, without specifying the location of a CSV, you will able able tosee the CSV import options available (pictured above). A brief explanation ofeach is included below.
By typing php symfony help csv:repository-import into the command-line fromyour root directory, without specifying the location of a CSV, you will ableable to see the CSV import options available (pictured above). A briefexplanation of each is included below. For full details onarchival institution CSV imports, please see:
By typing php symfony help csv:authority-import into the command-line fromyour root directory, without specifying the location of a CSV, you willable able to see the CSV import options available (pictured above). A briefexplanation of each is included below.
Include the --index parameter to update the search index for eachimported relationship. Otherwise run php symfony search:populate torebuild your entire application index in one batch after the importcompletes.
By typing php symfony help csv:accession-import into the command-line fromyour root directory, without specifying the location of a CSV, you willable able to see the CSV import options available (pictured above). A briefexplanation of each is included below.
By typing php symfony help csv:deaccession-import into the command-line fromyour root directory, without specifying the location of a CSV, you willbe able to see the CSV import options available (pictured above). A briefexplanation of each is included below.
A slug is a word or sequence of words which make up a part of a URL thatidentifies a page in AtoM. It is the part of the URL located at the end ofthe URL path and often is indicative of the name or title of the page(e.g.: in www.youratom.com/this-description, the slug isthis-description). For more information on slugs in AtoM, see:
If you have not used unique filenames (or manually specified source names)during your imports, you may end up deleting more records than intended!We strongly recommend making a backup of your data before proceeding.
The task also includes an option to provide a default file path prefix to yourdigital object directory (explained further below). Here is an example of aCSV prepared using the slug column, with the full path to each objectomitted:
Additionally, AtoM also has a task that can be used to double-check yourload CSV against the digital object directory, looking for anydiscrepencies such as unused files, incorrect or duplicate file paths in theCSV, etc. For more information, see:
The --path option will allow you to simplify the filename column in yourCSV, to avoid repetition. If all the digital objects you intend to upload arestored in the same folder, then adding /path/to/my/folder/ to each objectfilename seems tedious - your filename column will need to look somethinglike this:
To avoid this when all digital objects are in the same directory, you can usethe --path option to pre-supply the path to the digital objects - for eachfilename, the path supplied will be appended. Note that you will need touse a trailing slash to finish your path prefix - e.g.:
By typing php symfony help csv:export into the command-line from your rootdirectory, without specifying an export location of the CSV, you will ableable to see the CSV import options available (pictured above). A briefexplanation of each is included below.
If an existing cache is not found, Vite will crawl your source code and automatically discover dependency imports (i.e. "bare imports" that expect to be resolved from node_modules) and use these found imports as entry points for the pre-bundle. The pre-bundling is performed with esbuild so it's typically very fast.
Rollbar provides a detailed view of known source maps for each project. You can view it by going to Settings -> Symbol Mapping -> Source Maps in your Rollbar project. This screen shows all attempt to access source maps, both successful and unsuccessful. It includes a search feature that can be used to look for source maps for specific Javascript files.
If your project was created prior to May 16, 2017, then source maps are not enabled by default. To enable source maps for these projects, go to Settings -> Advanced -> Migrations and enabled source maps by default.
The value of Path Pattern matches the path to your custom errormessages. For example, suppose you saved custom error pages for 4xx errors in anAmazon S3 bucket in a directory named /4xx-errors. Yourdistribution must include a cache behavior for which the path pattern routesrequests for your custom error pages to that location, for example,/4xx-errors/*.
When executing the commands from the official installation docs you might have to prefix them with the absolute path to your PHP executable, e.g. C:\Program Files\PHP\v7.4\php.exe bin/console kimai:install -n.
Make sure that the destination you are troubleshooting can accept server-side API calls. Compatibility is shown on the destination docs pages and on the sheets on your Segment source Destinations page.
As you write more and more end-to-end tests, you will find yourself wondering -do I need to write more tests? Are there parts of the application stilluntested? Are there parts of the application that perhaps are tested too much?One answer to those questions is to find out which lines of the application'ssource code were executed during end-to-end tests. If there are importantsections of the application's logic that were not executed from the tests,then a new test should be added to ensure that part of our application logic istested.
Computing the source code lines that were executed during the test is donethrough code coverage. Code coverage requires inserting additional countersinto your source code before running it. This step is calledinstrumentation. Instrumentation takes code that looks like this...
This guide explains how to instrument the application source code using commontools. Then we show how to save the coverage information and generate reportsusing the@cypress/code-coverage Cypressplugin. After reading this guide you should be able to better target your testsusing the code coverage information.
When creating your public repository from a fork of someone's project, make sure to include a license file that determines how you want your project to be shared with others. For more information, see "Choose an open source license" at choosealicense.com.
For more information on open source, specifically how to create and grow an open source project, we've created Open Source Guides that will help you foster a healthy open source community by recommending best practices for creating and maintaining repositories for your open source project. You can also take a free GitHub Skills course on maintaining open source communities.
Note that in Unix-like systems (and web-servers) the root is defined as a slash - /. And this is very important to know. It is not just a marker, but already a full qualified address, a path. Type cd / in your unix console and you will get to the root directory. Exactly the same is true for all web servers. So you can tell that in the address the trailing slash is not for the decoration but a regular address itself - the address of the home page.
The simplest example of relative path is just a file name, like index.html. So one should be careful with relative paths. If your current directory is /about/ then index.html would be one, but if you switch it to /contacts/ then it will be another.
For the local resources it's better to make it path only, without protocol and domain - like /job/vacancy.php. Whereas for the external resources these attributes are obligatory, and so it should be a fully qualified URL like
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