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I have the correct python version installed
I have Git clone.
When I getting to running the git clone for tencentARC -GFPGAN- at the bottom of the CMD has stopped and stated and error:
THESE PACKAGES DO NOT MATCH THE HASHES FROM THE REQUIREMENTS FILE. If you have updated the package versions, please update the hashes. Otherwise, examine the package contents carefully; someone may have tampered with them. Is something wrong I did or is it not trusted I got it from the official page directly no links.
At the bottom I received notice about a new release of pip 22.2.1 -> 23.0; How would I upgrade that?
I saw it pointed to python file located in my stable diffusion folder, but I cant get it to upgrade.
The CMD during the installation is telling me I got a different sha256 hash it showed expected and what I got. Could that different hash mean someone it trying to use my computer for their benefit? I thought people could not tamper with these files aren't they locked from public? What correct step should I do to fix this?
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i am triying to pull a branch in my local but i didn't have the same data like in github repository, in the terminal, says: Already up to date.
For examples in my github repository, i have a file named data.json, the content of this this is not the same as the data.json i have in my local repository.
Here is the github link : https://github.com/Meriemu/TestCaseLvmh/blob/feature/slider/public/data.json
And here is a screnshot of my local data :
You see to have the public/data.json from commit ded8223
Check what git status tells you, as well as git branch -avv, in order to double-check where you are in this repository history.
i found it,
actually i was in a gitlab repository and not github, that's why. i had to remove the origin and re-add it and pull the branch. My answer could help others, maybe...
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I have an open source project currently based on Angular 2. It has angular2 in it's name: generator-angular2-firebase-bootstrap (it's a yeoman generator). I am porting it to Angular 4 at the moment, but, before publishing it, I wonder how I should name it now:
Keep the name and indicate in the documentation that it's actually based on Angular 4. At least, I will not loose the history associated with this project. Also, renaming is cumbersome in npm.
Change the name to generator-angular4-firebase-bootstrap but then at next iteration of Angular, I will have the same problem again.
Change the name to generator-angular-firebase-bootstrap.
In npm, changing the name means deprecating the current project and creating a new one. I would be very interested in knowing what are the options and what are the best practices from the community.
I am facing the same problem with my open source projects. I will rename them from ng2-[...]
to
ngx-[..]
Seems like most of the community projects do that, e.g.:
- https://github.com/swimlane/ngx-datatable
- https://github.com/scttcper/ngx-toastr
Here is a SO on how to rename an npm module:
Renaming a published NPM module
I know renaming it is not an optimal solution, as you point out you will lose the history of the project.
But I think seen on a long term basis it's still the best way to go considering the Angular release schedule (2 major version releases per year): https://github.com/angular/angular/blob/master/docs/RELEASE_SCHEDULE.md#tentative-schedule-after-march-2017
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I cannot find way how to see all packages of given author on http://pub.dartlang.org
For example, if I want see all packages of caolan on https://www.npmjs.org I can click on the author link and go to author page https://www.npmjs.org/~caolan.
As far as I know, packages on http://pub.dartlang.org also has their own authors.
That is, they has rightful owners.
For some reason I could not find a way to get an overall picture about the packages relatively of their authors.
Is this possible?
If not possible then why?
P.S.
I am amazed at all the paucity of services provided to http://pub.dartlang.org.
The impression is that nobody does this because they simply do not care about it.
Maybe there is an argument in favor of the fact that I'm wrong?
I do not think that requires huge investments.
Pub site doesn't have such feature for now.
However the sources of http://pub.dartlang.org are available on https://github.com/dart-lang/pub-dartlang/ . You can help to improve the service by submitting Pull-Requests.
You can alternatively use the json output of http://pub.dartlang.org/packages.json and http://pub.dartlang.org/packages/xxx.json to achieve what you want. I made that and you can see a raw result at http://a14n.github.io/pub-infos/packages-by-uploader.html. The collected json datas are available at http://a14n.github.io/pub-infos/datas.json. (The sources: https://github.com/a14n/pub-infos )
It is not possible yet. There have been some mentions of improving the pub site. However, nothing has happened as of yet.
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I'm working on windows with Apache 2.2 and PHP 5.2.17. I've just done some fiddling to install mcrypt and since then when I try to access some (but not all) of my cakephp projects in my browser (chrome), the source code for webroot/index.php is downloaded to a file called download. If I unpack a fresh cakephp and access that it works fine.
I also get the same issue with Magento by the way.
Any solutions? Thanks.
For anyone having the same issue, it turned out to be only a problem for google chrome. I emptied the cache and all is back to normal. Thanks to Oldskool for making me aware that it was possibly a browser specific issue.
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hi all I am new to apache2 and i have installed apache2 on my ubuntu machine and edited apache2.conf file wrongly. and when i am trying to start it I am getting an error message like this:
Starting web server apache2
apache2: Syntax error on line 236 of /etc/apache2/apache2.conf:
Syntax error on line 2 of /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/mysiteM-D:
</VirtualHost without matching <VirtualHost section
[fail]**
what should i do?
Did you keep a copy of the files before you began editing them? If not, then make a note to always keep a copy. You should be able to go and download clean copies. So one approach is to go bakc to clean install.
Another approach is to study the error message. Something is wrong on line 236. Is that a line you changed? Compare it with examples you find on net, study the documentation figure to figure out jow to fix it.
It looks like actually that its your entry in sites-enabled directory that's the problem. Is that the file referenced in line 236? Compare this site file with other site files, try and spot the problem.
You are actually safe because in the original folder there is a copy so just open it and copy all and paste in the one you messed up which is in the conf folder!
If you still have this problem can you please paste line 235 here and I can figure it out.