I would like to get the step count at onResume and not at onSensorChanged. How can I do this?
Simply receive the Steps count in the onSensorChanged and save them in a variable or in any shared storage (i.e. Shared Preferences). Later you can access the steps from the variable/shared storage where you saved them initially.
I don't know what you're trying to achieve but this is how you can get the steps count in the onResume. Steps will keep updating in the variable/shared storage on every onSensorChanged and when onResume is called, you can updated your UI (or whatever needs to be done with the steps count) with the updated steps count value.
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I am trying to create a change monitor using terraform. To create a monitor that checks that overtime a count stays at 0 for example every day (the value will go up to one some times and get back to 0).
I found on the UI the capacity to create a change alert.
I cant seem to find a way to define the configuration for this type. Is terraform just supporting only a subset of the monitors? or does the query need to be change in some specific way that I cant find documentation for?.
I've stumbled upon this as well. I just figured out you have to manually create the monitor using "change alerts" then go to "manage monitors" page, open the one you just created and you'll see the query that starts with change(...). Copy the whole query to the query field in your terraform config.
Is there a field that exposes WHEN a work item is assigned to its current iteration?
Seems like a pretty basic thing one might like to know, but I can't seem to find it anywhere. Can someone point me in the right direction?
There is No field that exposes when a work item is assigned to its iteration.
If you want to see this value, you can go to the page of the work item.
And then click "History". What you need to find is the record of the latest iteration update.
Of course, you can also get this value through the REST API:
GET https://dev.azure.com/{organization}/{project}/_apis/wit/workItems/{id}/updates
But just like getting it by website, you need to spend some time looking for this value, and you can't apply it to queries.
If you really need a field that exposes when a work item is assigned to its iteration. You can create a new process that inherits from your current process and change the process of your project. Click this document for detailed steps.
And then, add a new field to show the latest updates of iteration. Click this document for detailed steps.
This way you can treat the iteration change time as a real field. However, the defect is that when you make changes to an iteration, you need to manually change the value of this field.
Is there a way to find out the list of Azure Devops work items that were changed in a given period of time ?
Something like "The list of test case work items that were changed in the last 60 days". The change can include changes to any of the fields configured for the work item.
Use case: Today, we have the manual test cases and they are being automated. If the manual test case changes, we need to update the automated test as well.
So, I'm looking for a way to find out the list of work items that were changed in any way in a given time period.
In Azure DevOps, go over to your project and under Boards you have a Queries tab.
You can create a query there using the Work Item Type [Any] and Changed Date > #StartDate("-60d").
I've added an image if it is easier.
There is also API available for this, and you can automate that however you prefer.
Is there a way to trigger an action in Microsoft Flow (Power Automate) when just one specific file in SharePoint gets modified? At the moment I have the situation that 6 files are updated at once, so the same action is triggered 6 times in a row.
I use the trigger "When an item is created or modified". There I can only adjust the SharePoint site name and the list (library) of files to monitor.
Make sure your settings are set in a way the flow don't run in parallel.
In essence, you may want to limit the concurrence of the flow so it will run just once at a time.
1) First go to the settings
2) Limit the paralellism. If you just want to work on the first item then click turn on Split On which will yield a single file.
You can check here for more details.
I'm currently busy with an test automation project for mobile devices and I want to store my results in a database.
I do this with a custom assertclass which I created, this one stores the result.
The layout is as following -> There are runs which contain Tests which contain Steps.
When I want to run in parallel, I create a unique id for the run based on thread and date and store this one in a static list. This is #BeforeTest.
At the #BeforeClass, I search in the list for the right thread and assign the correct name to the variable of the class.
But I receive constantly a Nullpointerexception for the list in the beforeclass or the variable is null while it was filled in in the #beforetest.
What are we missing here? Or how is this done when you need to store a parameter that is generated once for the whole run?
Thanks in advance,
Jonas Vandevelde