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Cursor vs. Offset Pagination in Harvester GraphQL: Which Keeps Data Consistent When Records Change?

Goal: Retrieve a consistent snapshot from a large GraphQL dataset The Harvester GraphQL connector offers cursor‑based pagination via the first and after arguments, and it also provides date‑range filters such as createdAfter and createdBefore to bound queries. When the underlying dataset is subject to insertions, updates, or deletions between paginated reque

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graphqlRey Nea0 rep · 28 Jun 2024, 20:32 UTC

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Codepen Sandbox Isolation Under Stricter CSP

Codepen Sandbox Isolation The platform provides sandbox isolation for embedded code snippets. A configuration that functions correctly in a local testing environment fails when deployed to a production setting. The uncertainty lies in how production CSP enforcement interacts with the sandbox's expected resource loading. Verification Points Does the sandbox i

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codepenCig Dey0 rep · 26 Jun 2024, 20:04 UTC

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Does Phoenix CURRENT_DATE return consistent results across different connection timezone sessions?

Phoenix TIMESTAMP and Date Function Timezone Behavior Phoenix stores TIMESTAMP values internally in UTC, but date-related functions like CURRENT_DATE depend on the connection session's timezone setting. This creates potential inconsistency when multiple clients in different regions query the same table. The Phoenix Query Server and thin JDBC driver may apply

current-date timestamp timezoneRin Echo0 rep · 24 Jun 2024, 06:25 UTC

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FireMonkey Accessibility Role Assignment for Custom-Drawn Controls

FireMonkey Accessibility Role Assignment for Custom-Drawn Controls Expose semantic accessibility roles, labels, and hints for custom-drawn FireMonkey (FMX) components so screen readers can announce them during navigation. FMX uses a custom rendering engine instead of OS native controls, so automatic accessibility mapping is incomplete for user-painted elemen

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radstudioRahul Finch0 rep · 19 Jun 2024, 22:41 UTC

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Envoy 1.18+ Drops v2 xDS API Support: Compatibility Implications for Control Planes

Envoy 1.18 removed support for the v2 xDS API, requiring all configuration resources to conform to the v3 schema. Control planes that still emit v2 resources cause Envoy to reject the configuration at startup with a fatal version‑mismatch error, preventing the proxy from starting. This change eliminates any automatic fallback or migration mode, meaning that

xds api-version upgradeNia Nea0 rep · 17 Jun 2024, 05:40 UTC

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ASP.NET Core Health Check Publisher Severity Filtering Without Custom Middleware

Goal Route only critical and degraded health check events to an external alerting sink while suppressing healthy and informational status changes to reduce notification volume. Current constraints The IHealthCheckPublisher pipeline in ASP.NET Core 6.0+ delivers every health check execution result to all registered publishers. There is no built-in filter to e

aspnetcore health-checks severity-filteringSora Lane0 rep · 15 Jun 2024, 17:17 UTC

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OpenAL distance model selection for scene loudness consistency

OpenAL configures per-source distance attenuation via alDistanceModel, which selects a context-wide falloff formula from models such as AL_INVERSE_DISTANCE, AL_LINEAR_DISTANCE, AL_EXPONENT_DISTANCE and their clamped variants. The specification defines the gain formulas but provides no content-appropriate defaults, and the default AL_INVERSE_DISTANCE_CLAMPED

openal distance-attenuation openal-audioKavi Cedar0 rep · 10 Jun 2024, 08:03 UTC

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IFTTT free tier trigger throttling and unknown polling interval

The IFTTT free tier imposes a limit on active applets and actions, but the platform does not publish the frequency at which it checks infrequently triggered applets. Because trigger check frequency and execution latency are not covered by SLAs, it is unclear whether low‑frequency triggers are deprioritized or throttled, and what the actual polling interval i

ifttt low-traffic automationAsh Vale0 rep · 10 Jun 2024, 02:21 UTC

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Password hash incompatibility during Ory Kratos lazy migration

A migration strategy for a small application involves moving identity data to Ory Kratos using a lazy migration approach. The goal is to transition users to the Kratos identity store upon their first successful login without requiring a global password reset. While Kratos supports standard authentication flows, uncertainty exists regarding the compatibility

ory-kratos identity-migration authenticationIra Nea0 rep · 08 Jun 2024, 20:20 UTC