johannesteklote
johannesteklote
I was facing a similar issue, for me I used some JSON in my POST other than ```json { "input": } ``` I was using this ```json { "test": "test"...
That might be the problem. queue trigger expects `input` as the message received. It may be anything but the value has to be present in JSON.
This can't work because there is no mustache code in the [`JSON.mustache`](https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/blob/master/modules/openapi-generator/src/main/resources/Java/JSON.mustache) to generate a Jackson serializer. If jackson option is documented in the [documentation](https://openapi-generator.tech/docs/generators/java/) it should be enabled in...
We didn't get the filter to work. Our main problem seemed to be that we did not use a pre trained image resulting in low confidence.
I don't know if we tried the `PANOPTIC_FPN` config but we tried the others and it did not work. Sadly I can't reproduce it anymore because I don't have the...
No I couldn't solve the problem as I don't have access to the data any more
I'm facing the same error in my application using vue. But this error can also be replicated using AWS AppSync, so it might not be a problem with this project.
Sadly, as I said, with another project I couldn't reproduce it myself. What kind of configuration information would help you, the `cli-inputs.json` or the `backend-config.json` for example?
Here is the content of the `transform.conf.json` of my environment: ``` { "Version": 5, "ElasticsearchWarning": true, "ResolverConfig": { "project": { "ConflictHandler": "AUTOMERGE", "ConflictDetection": "VERSION" } } } ``` I ran...
This is everything I got after refreshing the GraphQL API settings page: 