Code with me plugin with running application locally - intellij-idea

Is there a way to do that (run same application with host and test output with postman) or can you advise me if there are alternative ones ?

This is Max from JetBrains Code With Me team. Can you please rephrase the question and provide a little bit more detail? That way we'll be able to help you out quicker.

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Testcafe get skipped tests in embedding-utils.js

I am trying to add some personal static analysis to my testcafe tests according to different features I am testing. I found there is getTypeScriptTestList in the following API, https://github.com/DevExpress/testcafe/blob/fcd93e8dbee76ea70786ee3aee4fb35990260e2a/src/embedding-utils.js#L66 (I am using Typescript), and I can get list of the tests with very basic info without running all the tests, however, there seems no information getting the skipped tests, wondering if I miss anything or if there is another better way?
I also had a look into https://github.com/hdorgeval/testcafe-static-analyser which is cool, but I hope to do something simpler and hopefully from testcafe's API.
Any help is really appreciated!
Unfortunately, this functionality is not supported at present.
Just in case someone searches this issue, it's fixed now, it can get skipped tests in embedding-utils.js

scoreManager.explainScore(solution) not working in Optaplanner

in the current Documentation of Optaplanner (7.40.0.Final) it says:
"The easiest way to explain the score during development is to print the return value of explainScore()"
When I create a scoreManager it doesn't have the method explainScore()
How do I get the explanation of the score in the Terminal? Where do I have to call the scoreManager?
I am working with Quarkus and my problem is very similar to the TimeTabling Problem.
Best regards and thank you in advance
Justin
Are you using the version coming with the Quarkus Platform BOM? Because in this case, it's 7.39.0.Final and that could explain your issue.
You can define the version yourself and upgrade to 7.40.0.Final. It might work, Geoffrey would be able to confirm.
He will also be able to tell you if he plans to upgrade Quarkus to 7.40.0.Final for 1.7.
That method was introduce recently. OptaPlanner 7.40.0.Final, the same version as the docs you're reading, definitely has it:
https://github.com/kiegroup/optaplanner/blob/7.40.0.Final/optaplanner-core/src/main/java/org/optaplanner/core/api/score/ScoreManager.java#L81

OpenStack Nova modification

I know the Structure of Open-stack and the basic idea of how it works. Could someone explain how I would go about modifying the scheduler for nova tho. I was thinking that I could download the code from git-hub then change some code around. The only problem with it is that I can not run anything because of the whole setup with the rest of the modulus. Could someone give me a general high level overview of how or were I could start?
First you need to get a devstack setup where you can run, test, modify code. Here is a link which can help you get a devstack up.
https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/NovaVMware/DeveloperGuide

Web Application Performance Test(WAPT)

I encountered a tool called WAPT which is a paid tool but comes with 30 days trial period.
I tried to search for the same on Internet but could find only one or two links that doesn't give me a good idea about the capability of the tool.
Can anyone help me out of this by providing me any knowledge they possess regarding this tool.
Thanks in advance!!
You can use Apache JMeter as an open source alternative to WAPT.

Is there a way for a program to detect if it was called by MSBuild or not?

I'm looking in the environment but I can't see anything that I could use. Any ideas?
I'm trying to submit a patch for in Waf a bug that only appears when running the build under MSBuild (...yes I know, it sounds crazy but we're driving our Teamcity server using MSBuild).
Whilst I can't tell you exactly how to do it, I know you can do this.
You should look at functionality to find your parent process and then it's executable name to determine if it's MSBuild.exe or not.
Hope that helps to at least point you in the right direction.
Maybe this process itself can check if there is any MSBuild.exe instance running? That can be an easy hack, though it does not answer your question.