Is there a way to get the comments received for a code-review commit in a pre-push code review in a spreadsheet format?
This is necessary for metrics calculations (number of lines of code vs number of comments received).
Is there a plugin for this?
Currently, there is no such option.
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I have been exploring Azure Form Recognizer for one of my project where we wants to perform OCR on some hand written texts.
The problem is that when we give scanned images to the tool to process, it some time doesn't even recognize the text written on it (even if it is clearly written). I tried multiple type of images by performing enhancement on it and also the B/W or colored copy of it but it doesn't works.
Some times it recognize value of two fields as one and this leads to incorrect data where one field is completely blank and other is having value of other one along with its own.
When there is NO VALUE in the tagged field in the testing data, it try to read the from some other place which is not even closer to that field or sometimes un-tagged
Could you please help with these queries.
Thanks in advance.
Can you please share also sample forms please make sure data is anonymized and without any real data ?
Please contact customer service to debug this issue.
Thanks,
Neta - MSFT
Can somebody give me a sample unitemporal document that we can use in MarkLogic?
I need to create a collection on the system time and add some documents in it.
Also need to upload and check multiple versions of the same document. How to do these?
Listing out all steps would be too much for a Stack Overflow answer. I recommend reading the Temporal Guide. It discusses both uni-temporal and bi-temporal in detail, and comes with fully explained examples.
Also worth reading is this blog about temporal support in MarkLogic, but mostly as introduction to the topic:
https://www.marklogic.com/blog/bitemporal/
HTH!
Does anyone know how to generate an 11x11 module QR-code? Alternatively, it could also be a 13x13 code, but preferably 11x11.
I know the codes exist, but I can't figure out how to go about generating my own.
The code doesn't have to store much information. It would be nice with a tiny image, but it wouldn't need more than a simple text message.
I have used online code generators in the past, but most of them requires a paid subscription to customize and make codes, and as my project isn't sponsored, I don't have the budget to pay for the code.
Thanks in advance for all answers
I have written a WordPress plugin that analyzes a post and extracts some data from the body on save (using the save_post action).
My installation has almost 8,000 posts, and I need to perform this retroactively on every single post. So, I need a batch job of some kind that will iterate every post and perform this operation without timing out.
There are a number of ways to architect this, but is there a commonly accepted way of doing this?
Ashley Rich from Delicious Brains created a Background Processing class that was designed to solve this exact problem. You can find the source code here. You can also find an example of it being used inside the WooCommerce plugin
I am working on a little mobile app for facebook and have been studying the Facebook Api's for weeks now.
My problem I need help with is comments, I have my app retrieving them via post_id/comments?access_token=**&limit=10 but the problem with this way is that the comments are being sent oldest first, so if i wanted to get the newest comments and there were 200 comments i'd have to call the api because of pagination 19 times to get the most recent. Is there any way of telling the graph api to send the newest comments first? I really want to avoid having to get all the comments at once just to sort them myself - sometimes there are over 2000 comments.
I did a little experimenting with fql last night and found I was able to specify ORDER BY time in the query and also LIMIT and less than time to do my own kind of pagination. The problem with this way is that the person name (who had made the comment) isn't returned, only an id for that person. Please correct me if im wrong but that would then mean having to make a call to the api to find out the name of the commenter for each comment made on a post - again sometimes over 2000. I think this is not a solution for mobile.
I just want my app to show comments newest first. Please can any one of any advice?
Regards
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/rest/fql.multiquery/