I resolved an issue in an app deployed to AWS Amplify using SvelteKit + amplify-adapter that was causing the upload error: "SvelteKitError: Content-length of 605227 exceeds limit of 524288 bytes."
This is sample code for using Selenium Remote Grid in headful mode with `browser_use`. The sample also includes specifying the browser window’s viewport size.
Python 3.13 enabled VERIFY_X509_STRICT by default, triggering "SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED certificate verify failed: Basic Constraints of CA cert not marked critical" against self-signed CA certs. Workaround: disable VERIFY_X509_STRICT in SSLContext.
Hide a specific `ModelForm` field in a Django 5 Admin Inline while still passing initial values as a dict — combine `formfield_overrides` with `get_initial`.
When AWS SDK throws `Could not load credentials` against Cloudflare R2 / S3-compatible storage, review endpoint and credentials provider configuration.
The blog post provides a method to forcefully specify and install AWS CLI version 1 when attempting to install using the command `sudo snap aws-cli`, which by default installs version 2.
AWS SDK for Node.js throws CredentialsProviderError, even with a local DynamoDB, when ~/.aws/credentials has no default profile. Set AWS_PROFILE to fix it.
Using SvelteKit, I will create a program that retrieves data from other API servers on the server-side, renders the HTML, and returns it. Additionally, I will package this program into a Docker image.
During the build process on Vercel, it is not possible to retrieve submodules that are in a private repository. It is necessary to use a fine-grained personal access token to retrieve them via HTTP.
I updated Django to version 5.0 and also updated other libraries. When I executed the code for sending an email, an ssl.SSLCertVerificationError occurred.