flutter riverpod example not triggering state notification

Summary This incident describes a state‑notification failure in a Flutter Riverpod setup, where updating a StateNotifier does not trigger recomputation of a dependent Provider. Although the code appears correct, the behavior diverges from expectations due to provider invalidation mechanics and legacy API usage. Root Cause The underlying issue stems from mixing legacy Riverpod imports with … Read more

Persistent error in ggplot: ffi_list2 not found

Summary The error ‘ffi_list2 not found’ occurs when using ggplot2 in R, stemming from a missing or corrupted installation of the gridGraphics package, which ggplot2 depends on. This issue persists despite reinstalling ggplot2 or restarting R. Root Cause Missing Dependency: The gridGraphics package, required by ggplot2, is either not installed or corrupted. Incompatible Versions: Mismatched … Read more

Building a Document Automation Tool for blind

Summary This postmortem analyzes the technical considerations behind building an accessible document‑automation tool for blind and visually impaired users. The original question asked which technologies—python-docx, VSTO, Office Scripts, Google Apps Script, or others—are best suited for automating formatting tasks in Microsoft Word and Google Docs. Root Cause The underlying issue is that document‑formatting APIs differ … Read more

conflict between definitions of void/VOID in STM32Cube generated code

Summary A conflict between middleware modules in STM32CubeIDE arose when migrating from STM32F4xx to STM32H562. FILEX defines VOID as a macro (#define VOID void), while USBX defines VOID as a typedef (typedef void VOID). This caused compiler errors due to conflicting definitions. Root Cause FILEX uses a macro to define VOID as void. USBX uses … Read more

Is it possible to use JWT with TEdgeBrowser in c++?

Summary A developer attempted to embed a JWT‑authenticated web application inside a C++Builder application using TEdgeBrowser, but discovered that the component provides no supported mechanism to inject custom HTTP headers (including Authorization: Bearer tokens) into navigation requests. This limitation prevents JWT‑based authentication flows from working as expected. Root Cause The failure stems from a fundamental … Read more

“preferred_username” and Email are present in token, but show null in claims .NET 4.8

Summary The issue arises when claims like preferred_username and email are present in the JWT token but appear as null in the .NET 4.8 application’s claims collection. This occurs due to a mismatch between the claim type mappings in the token validation configuration and the actual claim types in the token. Root Cause Claim type … Read more

Cannot open jqt in Mac

Summary Issue: Unable to open jqt IDE on macOS after installing J software. Environment: MacBook Air (Intel) running macOS Sequoia 15.7.3. Key Takeaway: Missing executable permissions and incorrect PATH configuration prevented jqt from launching. Root Cause Missing Executable Permissions: The jqt binary lacked executable permissions. Incorrect PATH Configuration: The J installation directory was not added … Read more

Date subtraction error in Apache IoTDB when dates cross year boundary

Summary A date subtraction error occurs in Apache IoTDB 2.0.5 when calculating the difference between dates that cross a year boundary. Converting DATE to int64 and performing subtraction yields incorrect results due to the YYYYMMDD format causing integer overflow. Root Cause Incorrect data representation: Converting DATE to int64 as YYYYMMDD treats dates as integers, leading … Read more

How To Avoid Circular Dependency Without Container Query?

Summary This incident revolves around a circular dependency in CSS layout constraints: the top panel’s width depends on the card, the card’s height depends on the viewport, and the bottom panel’s minimum height constrains the top panel’s maximum height. Without container queries, these relationships become difficult to express cleanly, leading to brittle or overly complex … Read more

How to convert the “\t” string to ‘\t’ character in c

Summary Converting the string “\\t” to the actual tab character (‘\t’) in C requires understanding escape sequence interpretation and string literal behavior. The issue arises because “\\t” is treated as a literal backslash followed by a t, not as a tab character. Root Cause Literal interpretation: The string “\\t” is stored as two characters: ‘\ … Read more