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For developers working with Python, setting up and managing environments can sometimes lead to frustrating terminal errors. If you’ve encountered issues like the `python: command not found` error or struggled to create a virtual environment, this guide walks through resolving these common problems when using `pyenv`.
Following are the steps to get your environment back on track, specifically addressing Python version conflicts and virtual environment setup.
Common problem: command not...
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Logging levels determine the severity or importance of the messages that are...
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In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, businesses increasingly rely on...
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In today’s digital landscape, effective management of user accounts is pivotal...
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If you’re running a website on Drupal 10.x or 11.x, you might encounter a...
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For many Python developers and engineers, there’s a familiar yet frustrating situation where a process abruptly stops and simply returns “Killed” in the terminal. This ambiguous response, often given without further information, can be perplexing. However, in most cases, a process is killed due to memory limitations or system restrictions. In this article, we’ll look at common reasons why Python processes get terminated this way, and how to identify and address the underlying causes.
Why...
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Why memory management matters and how Python developers can use generators and...
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Addressing inconsistencies in function returns within development teams
In our...
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Setting up CKAN in a Docker environment can sometimes require some additional...
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In this article, we will walk through a series of common Linux commands used for...
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When working with code in Visual Studio Code, you may need to search for specific instances of a function or method, such as self.logger.log. However, it can be frustrating to sift through lines that are commented out, like # self.logger.log. Fortunately, VS Code provides a powerful search feature that allows you to exclude these commented lines from your search results.
The challenge
Suppose you want to search for all occurrences of self.logger.log in your codebase, but you don't want to...
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Installing software on a Windows machine can sometimes require elevated...
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Versioning is an important aspect of any mobile app development process. In...
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Working on a project where the JSON dataset contains over 460,000 named records,...
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If you're working with a large codebase in Visual Studio Code (VS Code) and need...