intermittently, we see that the scheduled journal articles do not work. At times, it works fine, other times, it shows something like:
In the image, you can see that the scheduled article was supposed to appear 2 min ago yet is in "scheduled" status.
I have two questions:
Is there any settings we can check to ensure that the scheduled article feature works?
Even when the article is approved after some time, it does not show in the asset publisher that should show it based on the article's category. How to achieve it is not just approved, but also is visible?
The time seems to be correctly set based on the fact that it says it should be displayed in "2 min ago"...
EDIT: I also tried setting journal.article.check.interval=1 which does not help
I had a similar issue, i tried configuring user's timezone and it's work. Please try to configure user's time zone and see.
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I've looked at so many articles in the past year without finding an answer, I'm starting to go crazy...
I do a lot of application support and use the Event Viewer on a regular basis. On any machine but mine, when I look at an event with Event ID 0, the "data" part of that entry is shown in the General tab of the viewer. This is the default behavior that I like. On my laptop, however, for about a year now, Event ID 0 shows as "The operation completed successfully." I no longer see the "data" part of the event in the General section of the window.
Example of the annoying message
The only thing I can think of, is that I added a custom description (or definition) for Event ID 0. But frankly, I don't know how I did it, if that is the case. I want to go back to seeing the "data" in there, rather than this useless message.
Does anyone know how to fix this?
While not a "fix" to the problem, I have what may be a workaround for you.
First, I can confirm that I have experienced it also--and it's been on MORE than one computer. But it has been limited to only some apps ("sources", in event viewer parlance). So I am assuming it's THEIR doing rather than ours. Your situation may be different.
But second, and until you may find a better solution, I will note also that there may well BE a useful message for you to see. If you click on the Details tab above that message, the "friendly view" of the details will readily show what the "real" message is that underlies that log entry.
See this screenshot showing a Postgres startup message that was hidden under such an "operation completed successfully" log entry.
I have seen it and other apps/sources work this way for such startup status messages, failures, errors, and more.
Like you, I lament that we should have to know to do that. It feels to me like the folks creating the code that create the event log entry are making some choice that leads to this behavior. At least now I know that I can SEE the info they are trying to share, albeit via what seems a poor choice.
I am a support Anaylst that works with a group of developers on ADO. I am having trouble changing the status or adding a task to an item without having to open the story or bug up in full then adding the progression or adding the task. Others on my team are able to do this by clicking on the dropdown within the box without the need to open. Same for the Tasks, in the To Do column there is a green plus where they click to add the task. I have to take the long route and create a child as a task and do this long form. It is quite time consuming. I have read on some posts online that this is becuase i have the Stakeholder role and that it needs to be basic in order for me to do this. Which would be great to try but my other teammates havethe stakeholder role as well and they are not having the same problem as I. I asked our ADO admin and he informed me that this is not a permissions issue and hinted that it could be a browser setting. I am using the latest version of Chrome but, this happens with Firefox and IE as well. I didn't try edge seeing outi it is powered by Chrome.
If anyone has any idea what this is and how I can fix this it would be awsome to go back to work and let them know what it was and what the fix is. They are all really busy, as am I, plus it's really not keeping me from doing my job...but if there is anything that I hate, it is wasting time and that's what I'm doing while taking several extra steps to do something.
adding a task to an item without
having to open the story or bug up in full then adding the progression
or adding the task.
For this issue, you need to check if Task is enabled in the Annotations of Settings .
having trouble changing the status , in the To Do column there is a green plus where they click to add the
task. I have to take the long route and create a child as a task and
do this long form.
For this issue, if the member is a stakeholder access level user，the New Items option will not be displayed. For details ,please refer to this official document.
In my internal gitlab site there are a lot of repositories and I want to find repositories which don't' have commits for so long .
In order to do this , I searched as last updated but it's not accurately reflect , looks like it's a bug .
That could be similar to gitlab-org/gitlab-foss issue 56227:
For example, I have a project testing-dev-project in a group.
It displays that it was last updated 1 week ago.
Using the inspector, the time is Dec 28, 2018. However, if I query the project with the API, I get the "last_activity_at":"2018-10-26T12:46:34.372-07:00".
You can also check by going to the Project -> Activity or Project -> Settings -> Audit Events.
But:
This has likely always been the behavior - if a database migration touches something in a project then the updated_at timestamp is automatically updated by Rails.
This is also mentioned in gitlab-org/gitlab issue 25862: "Show project creation dates when sorting group page on this attribute"
For some reason, updated_at was updated fairly recently. I suspect a migration such as the one that encrypted the runners token column may have touched every project.
As a result, the updated_at column may have been updated recently, and the projects appear to have been touched more recently than they should.
Last updated being out of order due to the issues described in gitlab-org/gitlab-foss issue 27181
That last issue is the most relevant, still opened, and finishes with:
The discrepancy between the actual sort order and the displayed updated time is due to the fact that it displays the project's last_updated_date value, while sort is based on last_updated_at.
It's not immediately obvious to me why these values are so different, it seems like they should be very close.
I've submitted a MR that sets the list to display values from last_updated_at, though I'm not sure if a better long term solution would be to change the triggers that set last_updated_date and use that for sorting instead.
This issue is moved to gitlab-org/gitlab issue 17017.
See also GitLab 14.10 MR 82488: "Project list: order by real last update"
I got an pretty simple problem, but cant get over it.
I got a task in my Sharepoint 2010 and you have to confirm a transaction.. thats working alright.
Each task involves 3 people and they are sorted in a list with the headers :
Assigned to
Title
Status
Result
So I had the idea to make a workflow to remind ppl on the task, when the status in NOT "completed".
This also seem to work, but the problem is when I tell him to get the Description of the "Assigned to" part of the List he always takes the first one. So I have no chance to check the other ones in the list.
I would be really happy if you can help me.
SharePoint Designer 2010 has no built-in capability for looping through multiple List Items that meet a criteria. Most people will say you cannot achieve what you want to do with that version of SharePoint.
However, John Hipplito had a great post several years ago that shows how you can emulate it by creating a separate "Loop through Tasks" list, and you can use one workflow to add items to the second list as needed, and put your desired "for each" actions (in your case, your email reminder) in a separate workflow on the second list. The process is much to long and detailed to list here, so I suggest you read his post at https://www.rbaconsulting.com/blog/tutorial-how-to-loop-through-multiple-list-items-without-code-using-a-sharepoint-2010-workflow/.
Since that blog post is already nearly five years old, and you never know when old blogs may be taken down, I will also post a link here to the wayback machine's archive of that blog post: https://web.archive.org/web/20200215193135/https://www.rbaconsulting.com/blog/tutorial-how-to-loop-through-multiple-list-items-without-code-using-a-sharepoint-2010-workflow/
I have tried (about a dozen times now) to add promotional tiles to my extension's web store listing.
I am getting this one every single time:
"This small tile image has been rejected due to the following reasons:
Text is too small
Too much detail
Please review the guidelines, upload a new image and republish."
I thought for a while that it's about text, but at my last try it was even without a single character in there and it was still rejected. Also I think the text rule is not that enforced since every single one on the front page has it's name on the tile.
Here is the last one I tried (instantly rejected this time so most likely automatic?) https://i.imgur.com/B2Qh7qO.png
Another one I tried a few days ago: https://i.imgur.com/WMcmF3O.png
Any advice would be appreciated.
The Chrome Webstore Developer support got back to me with the response
"I've checked your item and your promotional image is now fixed"
So it seems like a bug somewhere in their system so if anyone else runs into this don't do what I did and spend months trying to tweak your promotional images over and over, just contact them..
EDIT: For some reason the Developer Support contact form is extremely hard to find. Here it is: https://support.google.com/chrome_webstore/contact/developer_support?hl=en
The follow up support emails came from these address: cws-developer-support#google.com and developer-support#google.com