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Suppose your Terraform plan or apply processes are stuck in the state of: Or you were faced with an error: The reason most likely is that you had a Terraform plan or apply process stop after acquiring the lock but before its release.Thus, it is left in a locked state. Every new try is going […]
READ MORESuppose you are faced with the error: The reason is that GCP has a standard limit for SSDs within a region. You can try to increase it, but keep in mind that some quotas can’t be increased within the trial 300$ account or can be increased only after upgrading to a paid account and even […]
READ MORESuppose you want to: Honestly, I don’t know, why this option is never mentioned in the internet. We need just to create an empty Docker container (based on Linux image), mount the local directory with your binary and just run it! No QEMU, no Parallels, no RosettaVM or other stuff needed. Just follow these steps. […]
READ MORESuppose you have an error: Or related one: The first thing you need to do is to check your main class defined in manifest. If you’re 100% sure that everything is all right, then check any running JVM processes, associated with that file and kill them. The thing is that you probably ran the old […]
READ MORESuppose you have mypy + black + isort tools, and long import line, which you need to mark as ignored for mypy. You’ll probably start doing smth like this: And after you run isort & black, you’ll end up in this situation: Which will break mypy’s type: ignore annotation. To make things work we need […]
READ MOREIf you getting this error: while building your app through Gradle, most likely that means that some of your Gradle plugins are not compatible with your version of Gradle. Consider changing either Gradle to the appropriate version or a problematic Gradle plugin. In my case, the latest com.github.ben-manes.versions plugin version was not compatible with my Gradle 6.x.
READ MOREIf you facing this error: Double check, that you are using correct version of JDK while building your app. You may have: but actually use JDK 19. This will cause the errors, described above. Remember, that there are two places to check in IntelliJ IDEA: That’s all.
READ MOREIf you getting these opencensus errors in GCP from time to time: It worth to recheck dependency version of each opencensus component, that actually presented in your final jar: You may have opencensus-api version 0.19.2, and opencensus-impl version 0.15.0. Thus solution is to equalize all these versions. You can review your dependency versions with following […]
READ MOREIf you facing this error: Then the reason is Java XML Binding, it is a tool for mapping between XML documents and Java objects. These classes has been removed from internal of JDK since 11 version and moved to Jakarta EE. This transition was happened with replacing javax to jakarta in package names. javax in your stacktrace tells us that […]
READ MORELet’s look at this code: You see, that we have mock of myClass, that prepared by Mockito. In the same time we have object of MyClass inside companion object, that we prepared ourselves. If you run this test with Kotlin 1.6.0 (and around) for instance, you’ll get this error: But, with Kotlin 1.4.32 and around, this stuff works fine. We […]
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