Shashwat Jain
Shashwat Jain
Hi i am also facing the same issue: ``` contents in #current-backend-info/ is synchronized with the latest in the aws cloud fs.js:1014 return binding.symlink(preprocessSymlinkDestination(target, type, path), ^ Error: EEXIST: file...
Same problem. Refer to the screenshot below: 
Below is from **settings.json** `"i18n-ally.editor.preferEditor": true, "i18n-ally.sourceLanguage": "en", "i18n-ally.enabledFrameworks": [ "react" ],`
This is absolutely required, cannot login without this.
@alperdedeoglu I am aware about how to use `cds.spawn`, what I want to find out is how to run with a `jwt` in the background?
I have an SAP Onprem system connected to our multi-tenant app. We are running in the background a `Auto Sales Order` job. When connecting to the backend API it fails...
Right now as a workaround i get the `jwt` from the bound XSUAA using a `password_grant`. Backend API means S4 API using Destinations and Cloud Connector.
I have my function to create sales order defined like: ```js async function createSalesOrder(orderData) { LOGGER.info("Creating sales order: ", cds.context.user) const salesSrv = await cds.connect.to("API_SALES_ORDER_SRV", { destinationOptions: { jwt: cds.context.user.tokenInfo.getTokenValue(),...
Hi @bsivavenu you might want to downgrade your tensorflow version. I think you are running ver. 2.0 Please check using: `import tensorflow as tf print(tf.__version__)`