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Q: Firebase Crashlytics shows crashes only from debug build I am trying Firebase Crashlytics. I set up it using this guide: https://firebase.google.com/docs/crashlytics/get-started
Then I tested implementation on simulator using Test Crashes in debug and release buildTypes: https://firebase.google.com/docs/crashlytics/force-a-crash
But in console I see only crashes from debug build. When I choose release build in drop down, I see 0 crashes.
In logcat I see the next message after crashing (in all build types):
I/CrashlyticsCore: Crashlytics report upload complete: 5A265C440009-0001-0E3A-7685F7DB472C.
What went wrong?
[UPDATE] after debug mode enabling:
12-05 14:51:49.906 13234-13234/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/gralloc_ranchu: Emulator without host-side GPU emulation detected.
12-05 14:51:50.146 13234-13236/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/dalvikvm: GC_CONCURRENT freed 261K, 4% free 9691K/10055K, paused 0ms+1ms
12-05 14:51:50.146 13234-13254/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Fabric: Settings result was: 200
12-05 14:51:50.146 13234-13254/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Fabric: Settings request ID: e8411059b9619f4aab9d1da802350f42
12-05 14:51:50.146 13234-13254/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Fabric: Writing settings to cache file...
12-05 14:51:50.146 13234-13254/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Fabric: Loaded settings: {"cache_duration":7200,"settings_version":2,"app":{"update_required":true,"ndk_reports_url":"https:\/\/reports.crashlytics.com\/sdk-api\/v1\/platforms\/android\/apps\/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs\/minidumps","reports_url":"https:\/\/reports.crashlytics.com\/spi\/v1\/platforms\/android\/apps\/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs\/reports","status":"activated","identifier":"com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs","url":"https:\/\/api.crashlytics.com\/spi\/v1\/platforms\/android\/apps\/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs"},"expires_at":1512492710153,"session":{"max_custom_key_value_pairs":64,"identifier_mask":255,"max_chained_exception_depth":16,"max_custom_exception_events":8,"max_complete_sessions_count":4,"log_buffer_size":64000},"features":{"push_enabled":true,"prompt_enabled":false,"collect_analytics":true,"collect_reports":true,"collect_logged_exceptions":true},"prompt":{"message":"Looks like we crashed! Please help us fix the problem by sending a crash report.","always_send_button_title":"Always Send","cancel_button_title":"Don't Send","show_cancel_button":true,"title":"Send Crash Report?","send_button_title":"Send","show_always_send_button":true},"beta":{"update_endpoint":"https:\/\/api.crashlytics.com\/spi\/v2\/platforms\/android\/apps\/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs\/beta_update_check","update_suspend_duration":1800},"analytics":{"track_view_controllers":false,"include_purchase_events_in_forwarded_events":false,"track_predefined_events":true,"flush_interval_secs":120,"forward_to_google_analytics":false,"max_file_count_per_send":1,"flush_on_background":true,"track_custom_events":true,"max_pending_send_file_count":20,"sampling_rate":1,"max_byte_size_per_file":40000,"url":"https:\/\/e.crashlytics.com\/spi\/v2\/events"}}
12-05 14:51:50.146 13234-13254/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Fabric: Build ID is: 3ac52db2-2457-4eb6-a146-635aa5dfdd56
12-05 14:51:50.186 13234-13254/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Fabric: Server says an update is required - forcing a full App update.
12-05 14:51:50.186 13234-13254/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Fabric: App icon resource ID is 2131296257
12-05 14:51:50.186 13234-13254/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Fabric: Falling back to Crashlytics key lookup from Manifest
12-05 14:51:50.186 13234-13254/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Fabric: Falling back to Crashlytics key lookup from Strings
12-05 14:51:50.186 13234-13254/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Fabric: Generating Crashlytics ApiKey from google_app_id in Strings
12-05 14:51:50.186 13234-13254/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Fabric: Build ID is: 3ac52db2-2457-4eb6-a146-635aa5dfdd56
12-05 14:51:50.666 13234-13236/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/dalvikvm: GC_CONCURRENT freed 377K, 5% free 9752K/10247K, paused 0ms+0ms
12-05 14:51:50.666 13234-13254/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Fabric: Sending app info to https://api.crashlytics.com/spi/v1/platforms/android/apps/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs
12-05 14:51:50.666 13234-13254/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Fabric: App icon hash is f7a38bdfc0d07bd7e80ff8dcc521a975058a0617
12-05 14:51:50.666 13234-13254/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Fabric: App icon size is 72x72
12-05 14:51:51.086 13234-13254/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Fabric: Update app request ID: dbe5793c4fd4c471169f85a73a056b66
12-05 14:51:51.096 13234-13254/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Fabric: Result was 204
12-05 14:51:51.096 13234-13252/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Answers: Analytics collection enabled
12-05 14:51:51.096 13234-13258/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Fabric: Falling back to Crashlytics key lookup from Manifest
12-05 14:51:51.096 13234-13258/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Fabric: Falling back to Crashlytics key lookup from Strings
12-05 14:51:51.096 13234-13258/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Fabric: Generating Crashlytics ApiKey from google_app_id in Strings
12-05 14:51:51.096 13234-13258/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Answers: Firebase analytics forwarding disabled
12-05 14:51:51.096 13234-13258/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Answers: Firebase analytics including purchase events disabled
12-05 14:51:51.096 13234-13258/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Answers: Custom event tracking enabled
12-05 14:51:51.096 13234-13258/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Answers: Predefined event tracking enabled
12-05 14:51:51.096 13234-13255/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Beta: Beta kit initializing...
12-05 14:51:51.096 13234-13255/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Beta: Beta device token present: false
12-05 14:51:51.096 13234-13255/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Beta: A Beta device token was not found for this app
12-05 14:51:51.096 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Initialization marker file created.
12-05 14:51:51.096 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Finalizing previously open sessions.
12-05 14:51:51.106 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Closing open sessions.
12-05 14:51:51.106 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Closing session: 5A265C59021C-0002-0E3A-7685F7DB472C
12-05 14:51:51.106 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Collecting session parts for ID 5A265C59021C-0002-0E3A-7685F7DB472C
12-05 14:51:51.106 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Session 5A265C59021C-0002-0E3A-7685F7DB472C has fatal exception: false
12-05 14:51:51.106 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Session 5A265C59021C-0002-0E3A-7685F7DB472C has non-fatal exceptions: false
12-05 14:51:51.106 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: No events present for session ID 5A265C59021C-0002-0E3A-7685F7DB472C
12-05 14:51:51.106 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Removing session part files for ID 5A265C59021C-0002-0E3A-7685F7DB472C
12-05 14:51:51.116 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Closed all previously open sessions
12-05 14:51:51.116 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Initialization marker file removed: true
12-05 14:51:51.116 13234-13271/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Starting report processing in 1.0 second(s)...
12-05 14:51:51.556 13234-13258/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Answers: Sending 1 analytics files to https://e.crashlytics.com/spi/v2/events
12-05 14:51:51.556 13234-13236/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/dalvikvm: GC_CONCURRENT freed 395K, 5% free 9846K/10311K, paused 0ms+0ms
12-05 14:51:51.696 13234-13258/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Answers: Response code for analytics file send is 200
12-05 14:51:52.116 13234-13271/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Checking for crash reports...
12-05 14:51:52.116 13234-13271/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: No reports found.
12-05 14:51:59.546 13234-13273/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs V/FA: Session started, time: 23739484
12-05 14:51:59.556 13234-13273/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/FA: Logging event (FE): session_start(_s), Bundle[{firebase_event_origin(_o)=auto, firebase_screen_id(_si)=184663540899271272, firebase_screen_class(_sc)=MainActivity}]
12-05 14:51:59.586 13234-13273/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs V/FA: Connecting to remote service
12-05 14:51:59.586 13234-13273/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs W/GooglePlayServicesUtil: Google Play services out of date.  Requires 11720000 but found 9256030
12-05 14:51:59.586 13234-13234/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs W/FA: Service connection failed: nk{statusCode=SERVICE_VERSION_UPDATE_REQUIRED, resolution=null, message=null}
12-05 14:51:59.596 13234-13274/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs V/FA: Processing queued up service tasks: 1
12-05 14:51:59.596 13234-13274/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs E/FA: Discarding data. Failed to send event to service
12-05 14:52:12.736 13234-13234/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Answers: Logged lifecycle event: PAUSE
12-05 14:52:12.746 13234-13275/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs V/FA: Recording user engagement, ms: 23227
12-05 14:52:12.746 13234-13275/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs V/FA: Connecting to remote service
12-05 14:52:12.756 13234-13234/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs V/FA: onActivityCreated
12-05 14:52:12.756 13234-13275/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs W/GooglePlayServicesUtil: Google Play services out of date.  Requires 11720000 but found 9256030
12-05 14:52:12.756 13234-13275/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs V/FA: Activity paused, time: 23752679
12-05 14:52:12.756 13234-13275/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/FA: Logging event (FE): user_engagement(_e), Bundle[{firebase_event_origin(_o)=auto, firebase_screen_id(_si)=184663540899271272, engagement_time_msec(_et)=23227, firebase_screen_class(_sc)=MainActivity}]
12-05 14:52:12.796 13234-13236/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/dalvikvm: GC_CONCURRENT freed 352K, 5% free 9927K/10375K, paused 0ms+0ms
12-05 14:52:12.806 13234-13234/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/dalvikvm: GC_FOR_ALLOC freed 22K, 5% free 9914K/10375K, paused 2ms
12-05 14:52:12.806 13234-13234/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs I/dalvikvm-heap: Grow heap (frag case) to 9.875MB for 147468-byte allocation
12-05 14:52:12.826 13234-13234/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/dalvikvm: GC_FOR_ALLOC freed 14K, 5% free 10044K/10567K, paused 2ms
12-05 14:52:12.826 13234-13275/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs V/FA: Connection attempt already in progress
12-05 14:52:12.826 13234-13234/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Answers: Logged lifecycle event: START
12-05 14:52:12.836 13234-13234/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Answers: Logged lifecycle event: RESUME
12-05 14:52:12.836 13234-13276/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs V/FA: Connection attempt already in progress
12-05 14:52:12.836 13234-13276/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs V/FA: Activity resumed, time: 23752771
12-05 14:52:12.836 13234-13234/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs W/FA: Service connection failed: nk{statusCode=SERVICE_VERSION_UPDATE_REQUIRED, resolution=null, message=null}
12-05 14:52:12.836 13234-13276/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/FA: Logging event (FE): screen_view(_vs), Bundle[{firebase_previous_class(_pc)=MainActivity, firebase_event_origin(_o)=auto, firebase_screen_id(_si)=184663540899271273, firebase_screen_class(_sc)=DonationActivity, firebase_previous_id(_pi)=184663540899271272}]
12-05 14:52:12.866 13234-13276/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs V/FA: Connecting to remote service
12-05 14:52:12.866 13234-13276/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs W/GooglePlayServicesUtil: Google Play services out of date.  Requires 11720000 but found 9256030
12-05 14:52:12.866 13234-13234/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs W/FA: Service connection failed: nk{statusCode=SERVICE_VERSION_UPDATE_REQUIRED, resolution=null, message=null}
12-05 14:52:12.866 13234-13276/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs V/FA: Processing queued up service tasks: 4
12-05 14:52:12.866 13234-13276/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs E/FA: Failed to send current screen to service
12-05 14:52:12.866 13234-13276/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs E/FA: Discarding data. Failed to send event to service
12-05 14:52:12.866 13234-13276/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs E/FA: Failed to send current screen to service
12-05 14:52:12.866 13234-13276/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs E/FA: Discarding data. Failed to send event to service
12-05 14:52:12.866 13234-13276/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs V/FA: Processing queued up service tasks: 0
12-05 14:52:13.066 13234-13234/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Answers: Logged lifecycle event: STOP
12-05 14:52:16.326 13234-13234/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/AndroidRuntime: Shutting down VM
12-05 14:52:16.326 13234-13234/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs W/dalvikvm: threadid=1: thread exiting with uncaught exception (group=0xb1312180)
12-05 14:52:16.326 13234-13234/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Crashlytics is handling uncaught exception "java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: length=2; index=10" from thread main
12-05 14:52:16.326 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Answers: Logged crash
12-05 14:52:16.336 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Logging Crashlytics event to Firebase
12-05 14:52:16.336 13234-13277/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/FA: Logging event (FE): app_exception(_ae), Bundle[{timestamp=1512485536337, firebase_event_origin(_o)=clx, firebase_screen_id(_si)=184663540899271273, firebase_screen_class(_sc)=DonationActivity, _r=1, fatal=1}]
12-05 14:52:16.346 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: No log data to include with this event.
12-05 14:52:16.376 13234-13236/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/dalvikvm: GC_CONCURRENT freed 384K, 5% free 10139K/10631K, paused 1ms+1ms
12-05 14:52:16.376 13234-13277/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs V/FA: Connecting to remote service
12-05 14:52:16.376 13234-13277/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs W/GooglePlayServicesUtil: Google Play services out of date.  Requires 11720000 but found 9256030
12-05 14:52:16.376 13234-13277/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs V/FA: Recording user engagement, ms: 3543
12-05 14:52:16.376 13234-13277/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/FA: Logging event (FE): user_engagement(_e), Bundle[{firebase_event_origin(_o)=auto, firebase_screen_id(_si)=184663540899271273, engagement_time_msec(_et)=3543, firebase_screen_class(_sc)=DonationActivity}]
12-05 14:52:16.386 13234-13277/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs V/FA: Connection attempt already in progress
12-05 14:52:16.406 13234-13236/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/dalvikvm: GC_CONCURRENT freed 453K, 6% free 10123K/10695K, paused 0ms+0ms
12-05 14:52:16.406 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Closing open sessions.
12-05 14:52:16.406 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Closing session: 5A26B2850090-0001-33B2-7685F7DB472C
12-05 14:52:16.406 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Collecting session parts for ID 5A26B2850090-0001-33B2-7685F7DB472C
12-05 14:52:16.406 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Session 5A26B2850090-0001-33B2-7685F7DB472C has fatal exception: true
12-05 14:52:16.406 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Session 5A26B2850090-0001-33B2-7685F7DB472C has non-fatal exceptions: false
12-05 14:52:16.406 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Collecting SessionStart data for session ID 5A26B2850090-0001-33B2-7685F7DB472C
12-05 14:52:16.406 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Collecting SessionUser data for session ID 5A26B2850090-0001-33B2-7685F7DB472C
12-05 14:52:16.406 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Collecting SessionApp data for session ID 5A26B2850090-0001-33B2-7685F7DB472C
12-05 14:52:16.406 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Collecting SessionOS data for session ID 5A26B2850090-0001-33B2-7685F7DB472C
12-05 14:52:16.406 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Collecting SessionDevice data for session ID 5A26B2850090-0001-33B2-7685F7DB472C
12-05 14:52:16.406 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Removing session part files for ID 5A26B2850090-0001-33B2-7685F7DB472C
12-05 14:52:16.406 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Opening a new session with ID 5A26B2A0019E-0002-33B2-7685F7DB472C
12-05 14:52:16.406 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Beta: Beta device token present: false
12-05 14:52:16.406 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Fabric: Falling back to Crashlytics key lookup from Manifest
12-05 14:52:16.406 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Fabric: Falling back to Crashlytics key lookup from Strings
12-05 14:52:16.406 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Fabric: Falling back to Crashlytics key lookup from Manifest
12-05 14:52:16.406 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/Fabric: Falling back to Crashlytics key lookup from Strings
12-05 14:52:16.416 13234-13234/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Crashlytics completed exception processing. Invoking default exception handler.
12-05 14:52:16.416 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Attempting to send crash report at time of crash...
12-05 14:52:16.416 13234-13234/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs E/AndroidRuntime: FATAL EXCEPTION: main
                                                                        java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: length=2; index=10
                                                                            at lr.f(Unknown Source)
                                                                            at dm.c(Unknown Source)
                                                                            at com.cantalk.application.DonationActivity$1.onProgressChanged(Unknown Source)
                                                                            at android.widget.SeekBar.onProgressRefresh(SeekBar.java:89)
                                                                            at android.widget.ProgressBar.doRefreshProgress(ProgressBar.java:609)
                                                                            at android.widget.ProgressBar.refreshProgress(ProgressBar.java:621)
                                                                            at android.widget.ProgressBar.setProgress(ProgressBar.java:670)
                                                                            at android.widget.AbsSeekBar.trackTouchEvent(AbsSeekBar.java:411)
                                                                            at android.widget.AbsSeekBar.onTouchEvent(AbsSeekBar.java:349)
                                                                            at android.view.View.dispatchTouchEvent(View.java:5541)
                                                                            at android.view.ViewGroup.dispatchTransformedTouchEvent(ViewGroup.java:1957)
                                                                            at android.view.ViewGroup.dispatchTouchEvent(ViewGroup.java:1726)
                                                                            at android.view.ViewGroup.dispatchTransformedTouchEvent(ViewGroup.java:1957)
                                                                            at android.view.ViewGroup.dispatchTouchEvent(ViewGroup.java:1726)
                                                                            at android.view.ViewGroup.dispatchTransformedTouchEvent(ViewGroup.java:1957)
                                                                            at android.view.ViewGroup.dispatchTouchEvent(ViewGroup.java:1726)
                                                                            at android.view.ViewGroup.dispatchTransformedTouchEvent(ViewGroup.java:1957)
                                                                            at android.view.ViewGroup.dispatchTouchEvent(ViewGroup.java:1726)
                                                                            at android.view.ViewGroup.dispatchTransformedTouchEvent(ViewGroup.java:1957)
                                                                            at android.view.ViewGroup.dispatchTouchEvent(ViewGroup.java:1726)
                                                                            at com.android.internal.policy.impl.PhoneWindow$DecorView.superDispatchTouchEvent(PhoneWindow.java:1912)
                                                                            at com.android.internal.policy.impl.PhoneWindow.superDispatchTouchEvent(PhoneWindow.java:1371)
                                                                            at android.app.Activity.dispatchTouchEvent(Activity.java:2364)
                                                                            at com.android.internal.policy.impl.PhoneWindow$DecorView.dispatchTouchEvent(PhoneWindow.java:1860)
                                                                            at android.view.View.dispatchPointerEvent(View.java:5721)
                                                                            at android.view.ViewRootImpl.deliverPointerEvent(ViewRootImpl.java:2890)
                                                                            at android.view.ViewRootImpl.handleMessage(ViewRootImpl.java:2466)
                                                                            at android.view.ViewRootImpl.processInputEvents(ViewRootImpl.java:845)
                                                                            at android.view.ViewRootImpl.handleMessage(ViewRootImpl.java:2475)
                                                                            at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:99)
                                                                            at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:137)
                                                                            at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:4424)
                                                                            at java.lang.reflect.Method.invokeNative(Native Method)
                                                                            at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:511)
                                                                            at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(ZygoteInit.java:784)
                                                                            at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:551)
                                                                            at dalvik.system.NativeStart.main(Native Method)
12-05 14:52:16.736 13234-13236/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/dalvikvm: GC_CONCURRENT freed 394K, 6% free 10113K/10695K, paused 1ms+1ms
12-05 14:52:16.896 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Adding single file 5A26B2850090-0001-33B2-7685F7DB472C.cls to report 5A26B2850090-0001-33B2-7685F7DB472C
12-05 14:52:16.896 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Sending report to: https://reports.crashlytics.com/spi/v1/platforms/android/apps/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs/reports
12-05 14:52:16.916 13234-13237/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs I/dalvikvm: threadid=3: reacting to signal 3
12-05 14:52:16.916 13234-13237/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs I/dalvikvm: Wrote stack traces to '/data/anr/traces.txt'
12-05 14:52:17.176 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Create report request ID: null
12-05 14:52:17.176 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Result was: 202
12-05 14:52:17.176 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs I/CrashlyticsCore: Crashlytics report upload complete: 5A26B2850090-0001-33B2-7685F7DB472C
12-05 14:52:17.176 13234-13262/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs D/CrashlyticsCore: Removing report at /data/data/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs/files/.Fabric/com.crashlytics.sdk.android.crashlytics-core/fatal-sessions/5A26B2850090-0001-33B2-7685F7DB472C.cls
12-05 14:52:17.416 13234-13237/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs I/dalvikvm: threadid=3: reacting to signal 3
12-05 14:52:17.426 13234-13237/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs I/dalvikvm: Wrote stack traces to '/data/anr/traces.txt'
12-05 14:52:17.926 13234-13237/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs I/dalvikvm: threadid=3: reacting to signal 3
12-05 14:52:17.926 13234-13237/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs I/dalvikvm: Wrote stack traces to '/data/anr/traces.txt'
12-05 14:52:18.426 13234-13237/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs I/dalvikvm: threadid=3: reacting to signal 3
12-05 14:52:18.426 13234-13237/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs I/dalvikvm: Wrote stack traces to '/data/anr/traces.txt'
12-05 14:52:18.926 13234-13237/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs I/dalvikvm: threadid=3: reacting to signal 3
12-05 14:52:18.926 13234-13237/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs I/dalvikvm: Wrote stack traces to '/data/anr/traces.txt'
12-05 14:52:19.426 13234-13237/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs I/dalvikvm: threadid=3: reacting to signal 3
12-05 14:52:19.426 13234-13237/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs I/dalvikvm: Wrote stack traces to '/data/anr/traces.txt'
12-05 14:52:19.926 13234-13237/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs I/dalvikvm: threadid=3: reacting to signal 3
12-05 14:52:19.926 13234-13237/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs I/dalvikvm: Wrote stack traces to '/data/anr/traces.txt'
12-05 14:52:20.426 13234-13237/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs I/dalvikvm: threadid=3: reacting to signal 3
12-05 14:52:20.426 13234-13237/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs I/dalvikvm: Wrote stack traces to '/data/anr/traces.txt'
12-05 14:52:20.936 13234-13237/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs I/dalvikvm: threadid=3: reacting to signal 3
12-05 14:52:20.936 13234-13237/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs I/dalvikvm: Wrote stack traces to '/data/anr/traces.txt'
12-05 14:52:21.436 13234-13237/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs I/dalvikvm: threadid=3: reacting to signal 3
12-05 14:52:21.436 13234-13237/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs I/dalvikvm: Wrote stack traces to '/data/anr/traces.txt'
12-05 14:52:21.936 13234-13237/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs I/dalvikvm: threadid=3: reacting to signal 3
12-05 14:52:21.936 13234-13237/com.cantalk.ruen.dialogs I/dalvikvm: Wrote stack traces to '/data/anr/traces.txt'
12-05 14:52:22.246 13234-13234/? I/Process: Sending signal. PID: 13234 SIG: 9

A: One thing to keep in mind is that crash reporting might happen the next time you open the app, as stated in the Crashlytics documentation:

When testing, reopen your app after pressing the button to crash it to make sure Crashlytics has a chance to report the crash. The report should appear in the Firebase console within five minutes.

That being said though, I also had to change the time interval for crashes from 60 minutes to 90 days to see the crash that was triggered 2 minutes ago. Not sure if the actual interval matters, probably more the fact that things get fully refreshed when you change the interval.

A: I thought I was having the same issue; crashes for non-debug package not showing. My problem was that the Custom time interval did not manage to include my crash. The default value of "today" did not include the crash (even though it was actually just triggered). Changed interval to something else (like Last 60 days) made the crashes show as expected.

A: Try this -
if (!BuildConfig.DEBUG) {
                FirebaseCrash.log("this is a crash"));
                FirebaseCrash.report("any error logs or object");
            }


Also discussed at Author Day – Assisted Publishing and Agents as Publishers. Jane Friedman has an interview with an agent that does this... Is it ethical?
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The Guardian also has a pertinent article on literature writers who deny that their work is actually genre... they wouldn't lower themselves. SIGH! Read it and cheer.
This week there have been a few posts celebrating pre orders and warnings about pre orders.
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If you are contemplating using pre orders in your marketing strategy, Carefully reading both these articles will give you the full picture.
November looks like the month I mention Asia every week. Mark Williams has a very detailed post looking at the global publishing industry using mobile phones. If you are looking into the future of publishing, check out what he has to say... grab a beverage of your choice, as it will take a while but it is worth it. Time to think GLOBAL!
Anne R Allen has a blog post that is being mentioned a lot around Twitter. If you are still trying to get your head around the changes in Amazon's review policy, Anne has carefully laid all the do's and don't out for you.
Joann Penn has a very interesting interview up with LiteraryEstate lawyer, Kathryn Goldman. There are lots of things to think about in this interview. If you haven't given a thought to what might happen to your Intellectual Property in the future... you need to read or listen to this interview.
Future Book has a section on Future Book Tech. As we are in the middle of exam season here this post caught my eye. Here is a profile of a young man who saw a need to provide mobile exam preparation courses. He is now partnering with some of the worlds biggest educational publishers.
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Carole Baskin's First 'DWTS' Song Is Just What You'd Expect
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Carole Baskin's First 'DWTS' Song Is Just What You'd Expect
Andrea Swindall - Pop Culture Writer	September 10th, 2020
During a recent press conference about the upcoming season of Dancing With The Stars, Carole Baskin gave media some insight into what fans can expect from her on the show.
She also revealed what the first song is that she will dance to. Per E! News, the song she chose: "Eye of the Tiger."
Baskin explains that although she turned down media opportunities left and right, her daughter convinced her to do the show. She states that her daughter said, "Mom, you got to do this." She added, "And so I contacted them and I thought what they would do to pair me with a star because I have never seen this show and didn't know how it worked. So once I found out how it actually worked I was even more mortified, but I wanted to do it for my daughter because she does so much for me."
She said that she hopes the show puts her cats in the spotlight. "That's why I feel so much pressure to stay in this competition for as long as I possibly can. Because every single week, I hope to be giving that message in front of people that these cats don't belong in cages, and we have to save them in the wild before they disappear completely."
Carole lastly adds that leopards are the animal that gives her the most inspiration. She states, "When they kill an animal, they can pull an animal that's something like 10 times their weight up into a tree. And that way, they don't have to fight off lions and hyenas, so I really think the way the leopard moves is something I want to bring to the dance floor."
Dancing With the Stars premieres on Monday, Sept. 14.
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using System;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using PrimerProForms;
using PrimerProObjects;
using GenLib;

namespace PrimerProSearch
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Frequenncy Search in Word List
    /// </summary>
    public class FrequencyWLSearch : Search
    {
        //Search parameters
        private bool m_IgnoreSightWords;        // Ignore Sight Words
        private bool m_IgnoreTone;             // Ignore Tone Marks
        private bool m_DisplayPercentages;      // Display percentage
        private SearchOptions m_SearchOptions;  // Search options filters

        private string m_Title;                 // Search title
        private Settings m_Settings;            // Application settings
        private PSTable m_PSTable;              // Parts of speech
        private GraphemeInventory m_GraphemeInventory;         // Grapheme Inventory

        // Search Definition tags
        private const string kIgnoreSightWords = "IgnoreSightWords";
        private const string kIgnoreTone = "IgnoreTone";
        private const string kDisplayPercentages = "DisplayPercentages";

        //private const string kTitle = "Frequency Count in Word List";

        public FrequencyWLSearch(int number, Settings s)
            : base(number, SearchDefinition.kFrequencyWL)
        {
            m_IgnoreSightWords = false;
            m_IgnoreSightWords = false;
            m_DisplayPercentages = false;
            m_SearchOptions = null;

            m_Settings = s;
            //m_Title = FrequencyWLSearch.kTitle;
            m_Title = m_Settings.LocalizationTable.GetMessage("FrequencyWLSearchT");
            if (m_Title == "")
                m_Title = "Frequency Count from Word List";
            m_PSTable = m_Settings.PSTable;
            m_GraphemeInventory = m_Settings.GraphemeInventory;
        }

        public bool IgnoreSightWords
        {
            get {return m_IgnoreSightWords;}
            set {m_IgnoreSightWords = value;}
        }

        public bool IgnoreTone
        {
            get { return m_IgnoreTone; }
            set { m_IgnoreTone = value; }
        }

        public bool DisplayPercentages
        {
            get {return m_DisplayPercentages;}
            set { m_DisplayPercentages = value; }
        }

        public SearchOptions SearchOptions
		{
			get {return m_SearchOptions;}
			set {m_SearchOptions = value;}
		}

		public string Title
		{
			get {return m_Title;}
		}

		public PSTable PSTable
		{
			get {return m_PSTable;}
		}

        public GraphemeInventory GraphemeInventory
        {
            get {return m_GraphemeInventory;}
        }

 		public bool SetupSearch()
		{
            bool flag = false;
            //FormFrequencyWL fpb = new FormFrequencyWL(this.PSTable);
            FormFrequencyWL form = new FormFrequencyWL(m_PSTable,
                m_Settings.LocalizationTable, m_Settings.OptionSettings.UILanguage);
            DialogResult dr;
            dr = form.ShowDialog();
            if (dr == DialogResult.OK)
            {
                this.IgnoreSightWords = form.IgnoreSightWords;
                this.IgnoreTone = form.IgnoreTone;
                this.DisplayPercentages = form.DisplayPercentages;
                this.SearchOptions = form.SearchOptions;

                SearchDefinition sd = new SearchDefinition(SearchDefinition.kFrequencyWL);
                SearchDefinitionParm sdp = null;
                this.SearchDefinition = sd;

                if (form.IgnoreSightWords)
                {
                    sdp = new SearchDefinitionParm(FrequencyWLSearch.kIgnoreSightWords);
                    sd.AddSearchParm(sdp);
                }
                if (form.IgnoreTone)
                {
                    sdp = new SearchDefinitionParm(FrequencyWLSearch.kIgnoreTone);
                    sd.AddSearchParm(sdp);
                }
                if (form.DisplayPercentages)
                {
                    sdp = new SearchDefinitionParm(FrequencyWLSearch.kDisplayPercentages);
                    sd.AddSearchParm(sdp);
                }
                if (form.SearchOptions != null)
                    sd.AddSearchOptions(this.SearchOptions);
                this.SearchDefinition = sd;
                flag = true;
            }
            return flag;
		}

 		public bool SetupSearch(SearchDefinition sd)
		{
			bool flag = true;
            string strTag = "";
            SearchOptions so = new SearchOptions(m_PSTable);

            for (int i = 0; i < sd.SearchParmsCount(); i++)
            {
                strTag = sd.GetSearchParmAt(i).GetTag();
                if (strTag == FrequencyWLSearch.kIgnoreSightWords)
                    this.IgnoreSightWords = true;
                if (strTag == FrequencyWLSearch.kIgnoreTone)
                    this.IgnoreTone = true;
                if (strTag == FrequencyWLSearch.kDisplayPercentages)
                    this.DisplayPercentages = true;
            }

            this.SearchOptions = sd.MakeSearchOptions(so);
            this.SearchDefinition = sd;
            return flag;
		}

		public string BuildResults()
		{
			string strText = "";
			string strSN = "";
            string str = "";
			if (this.SearchNumber > 0)
			{
				strSN = Search.TagSN + this.SearchNumber.ToString().Trim();
				strText += Search.TagOpener + strSN	+ Search.TagCloser + Environment.NewLine;
			}
			strText += this.Title + Environment.NewLine + Environment.NewLine;
			strText += this.SearchResults;
			strText += Environment.NewLine;
            //strText += this.SearchCount.ToString() + " entries found" + Environment.NewLine;
            str =  m_Settings.LocalizationTable.GetMessage("Search2");
            if (str == "")
                str = "entries found";
            strText += this.SearchCount.ToString() + Constants.Space + str + Environment.NewLine;
			if (this.SearchNumber > 0)
				strText += Search.TagOpener + Search.TagForwardSlash + strSN
					+ Search.TagCloser;
			return strText;
		}

        //public FrequencyWLSearch XExecuteFrequencySearch(WordList wl)
        //{
        //    Word wrd = null;
        //    Consonant cns = null;
        //    Vowel vwl = null;
        //    Tone tone = null;
        //    Syllograph syllograph = null;
        //    string strSymbol = "";
        //    string strText = "";

        //    // Process consonants
        //    for (int i = 0; i < this.GraphemeInventory.ConsonantCount(); i++)
        //    {
        //        cns = this.GraphemeInventory.GetConsonant(i);
        //        strSymbol = cns.Symbol;
        //        cns.InitCountInWordList();
        //        for (int j = 0; j < wl.WordCount(); j++)
        //        {
        //            wrd = wl.GetWord(j);
        //            if (this.SearchOptions != null)
        //            {
        //                if ((this.SearchOptions.MatchesWord(wrd))
        //                    && (this.SearchOptions.MatchesPosition(wrd, strSymbol)))
        //                {
        //                    if (this.SearchOptions.IsRootOnly)
        //                    {
        //                        if (wrd.Root.IsInRoot(strSymbol))
        //                            cns.IncrCountInWordList();
        //                    }
        //                    else
        //                    {
        //                        if (wrd.ContainInWord(strSymbol))
        //                            cns.IncrCountInWordList();
        //                    }
        //                }
        //            }
        //            else
        //            {
        //                if (wrd.ContainInWord(strSymbol))
        //                    cns.IncrCountInWordList();
        //            }
        //        }
        //    }

        //    //Process vowels
        //    for (int i = 0; i < this.GraphemeInventory.VowelCount(); i++)
        //    {
        //        vwl = this.GraphemeInventory.GetVowel(i);
        //        strSymbol = vwl.Symbol;
        //        vwl.InitCountInWordList();
        //        for (int j = 0; j < wl.WordCount(); j++)
        //        {
        //            wrd = wl.GetWord(j);
        //            if (this.SearchOptions != null)
        //            {
        //                if ((this.SearchOptions.MatchesWord(wrd))
        //                    && (this.SearchOptions.MatchesPosition(wrd, strSymbol)))
        //                {
        //                    if (wrd.ContainInWord(strSymbol))
        //                        vwl.IncrCountInWordList();
        //                }
        //            }
        //            else
        //            {
        //                if (wrd.ContainInWord(strSymbol))
        //                    vwl.IncrCountInWordList();
        //            }
        //        }
        //    }

        //    //Process Tones
        //    for (int i = 0; i < this.GraphemeInventory.ToneCount(); i++)
        //    {
        //        tone = this.GraphemeInventory.GetTone(i);
        //        strSymbol = tone.Symbol;
        //        tone.InitCountInWordList();
        //        for (int j = 0; j < wl.WordCount(); j++)
        //        {
        //            wrd = wl.GetWord(j);
        //            if (this.SearchOptions != null)
        //            {
        //                if ((this.SearchOptions.MatchesWord(wrd))
        //                    && (this.SearchOptions.MatchesPosition(wrd, strSymbol)))
        //                {
        //                    if (this.SearchOptions.IsRootOnly)
        //                    {
        //                        if (wrd.Root.IsInRoot(strSymbol))
        //                            tone.IncrCountInWordList();
        //                    }
        //                    else
        //                    {
        //                        if (wrd.ContainInWord(strSymbol))
        //                            tone.IncrCountInWordList();
        //                    }
        //                }
        //            }
        //            else //no search options
        //            {
        //                if (wrd.ContainInWord(strSymbol))
        //                    tone.IncrCountInWordList();
        //            }
        //        }
        //    }

        //    //Process Syllabaries
        //    for (int i = 0; i < this.GraphemeInventory.SyllographCount(); i++)
        //    {
        //        syllograph = this.GraphemeInventory.GetSyllograph(i);
        //        strSymbol = syllograph.Symbol;
        //        syllograph.InitCountInWordList();
        //        for (int j = 0; j < wl.WordCount(); j++)
        //        {
        //            wrd = wl.GetWord(j);
        //            if (this.SearchOptions != null)
        //            {
        //                if ((this.SearchOptions.MatchesWord(wrd))
        //                    && (this.SearchOptions.MatchesPosition(wrd, strSymbol)))
        //                {
        //                    if (this.SearchOptions.IsRootOnly)
        //                    {
        //                        if (wrd.Root.IsInRoot(strSymbol))
        //                            syllograph.IncrCountInWordList();
        //                    }
        //                    else
        //                    {
        //                        if (wrd.ContainInWord(strSymbol))
        //                            syllograph.IncrCountInWordList();
        //                    }
        //                }
        //            }
        //            else
        //            {
        //                if (wrd.ContainInWord(strSymbol))
        //                    syllograph.IncrCountInWordList();
        //            }
        //        }
        //    }

        //    //strText += "Consonants" + Environment.NewLine;
        //    strText += m_Settings.LocalizationTable.GetMessage("FrequencyWLSearch1") + Environment.NewLine;
        //    if (this.DisplayPercentages)
        //        strText += this.GraphemeInventory.SortedConsonantPercentagesInWordList();
        //    else strText += this.GraphemeInventory.SortedConsonantCountsInWordList();
        //    strText += Environment.NewLine;

        //    //strText += "Vowels" + Environment.NewLine;
        //    strText += m_Settings.LocalizationTable.GetMessage("FrequencyWLSearch2") + Environment.NewLine;
        //    if (this.DisplayPercentages)
        //        strText += this.GraphemeInventory.SortedVowelPercentagesInWordList();
        //    else strText += this.GraphemeInventory.SortedVowelCountsInWordList();
        //    strText += Environment.NewLine;

        //    //strText += "Tones" + Environment.NewLine;
        //    strText += m_Settings.LocalizationTable.GetMessage("FrequencyWLSearch3") + Environment.NewLine;
        //    if (this.DisplayPercentages)
        //        strText += this.GraphemeInventory.SortedTonePercentsgesInWordList();
        //    else strText += this.GraphemeInventory.SortedToneCountsInWordList();
        //    strText += Environment.NewLine;

        //    //strText += "Syllographs" + Environment.NewLine;
        //    strText += m_Settings.LocalizationTable.GetMessage("FrequencyWLSearch4") + Environment.NewLine;
        //    if (this.DisplayPercentages)
        //        strText += this.GraphemeInventory.SortedSyllographPercentagesInWordList();
        //    else strText += this.GraphemeInventory.SortedSyllographCountsInWordList();

        //    this.SearchResults = strText;
        //    this.SearchCount = wl.WordCount();
        //    return this;
        //}

        public FrequencyWLSearch ExecuteFrequencySearch(WordList wl)
        {
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            string str = "";

            // Reset all words in word list to be initially available
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            {
                wrd = wl.GetWord(i);
                wrd.Available = true;
            }

            // Filter out words for the count
            for (int i = 0; i < wl.WordCount(); i++)
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                wrd = wl.GetWord(i);
                if (this.SearchOptions != null)
                {
                    if (!this.SearchOptions.MatchesWord(wrd))
                        wrd.Available = false;
                    else nWord++;
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                else if ((wrd.IsSightWord()) && (this.IgnoreSightWords))
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            //strText += "Consonants" + Environment.NewLine;
            str = m_Settings.LocalizationTable.GetMessage("FrequencyWLSearch1");
            if (str == "")
                str = "Consonants";
            strText += str  + Environment.NewLine;
            if (this.DisplayPercentages)
                strText += this.GraphemeInventory.SortedConsonantPercentagesInWordList();
            else strText += this.GraphemeInventory.SortedConsonantCountsInWordList();
            strText += Environment.NewLine;

            //strText += "Vowels" + Environment.NewLine;
            str = m_Settings.LocalizationTable.GetMessage("FrequencyWLSearch2");
            if (str == "")
                str = "Vowels";
            strText += str + Environment.NewLine;
            if (this.DisplayPercentages)
                strText += this.GraphemeInventory.SortedVowelPercentagesInWordList();
            else strText += this.GraphemeInventory.SortedVowelCountsInWordList();
            strText += Environment.NewLine;

            //strText += "Tones" + Environment.NewLine;
            if (!this.IgnoreTone)
            {
                str = m_Settings.LocalizationTable.GetMessage("FrequencyWLSearch3");
                if (str == "")
                    str = "Tones";
                strText += str + Environment.NewLine;
                if (this.DisplayPercentages)
                    strText += this.GraphemeInventory.SortedTonePercentsgesInWordList();
                else strText += this.GraphemeInventory.SortedToneCountsInWordList();
                strText += Environment.NewLine;
            }

            //strText += "Syllographs" + Environment.NewLine;
            str = m_Settings.LocalizationTable.GetMessage("FrequencyWLSearch4");
            if (str == "")
                str = "Syllographs";
            strText += str + Environment.NewLine;
            if (this.DisplayPercentages)
                strText += this.GraphemeInventory.SortedSyllographPercentagesInWordList();
            else strText += this.GraphemeInventory.SortedSyllographCountsInWordList();

            this.SearchResults = strText;
            this.SearchCount = nWord;
            return this;
        }

    }
}

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Q: Counting values greater than each value in a Pandas series following groupby I am trying to find an elegant way to return a series that for each element in some dataframe column, is the count of instances for the column overall which are greater than/less than that element following some grouping. For instance, the overall data frame would look something like:

group
values

a
1

a
2

a
3

b
4

b
5

b
6

And the output would be something like:

group
values
Count within group

a
1
0

a
2
1

a
3
2

b
4
0

b
5
1

b
6
2

Somehow, this feels like it ought to be simple to do - in Excel it would be a fairly straightforward Countifs() function - but for the life of me I can't figure out how to do it in an elegant way in Pandas. The closest I seem to be able to get is with the pandas Series methods .ge(), .le(), etc. Like, a count of the number of elements less than each element of a series can be found with something like:
series.apply(lambda x: sum(series.lt(x)))

But I can't figure out how to apply this logic to each group in the dataframe without breaking the dataframe up working on each group separately. It seems to me there should be someway to apply this to a groupyby - something like:
df.groupby('group').transform(lambda x: sum(x.lt(x)))

I can't figure out how to pass both the series and each element in the series to the lambda function.

A: df = pd.DataFrame({'group': {0: 'a', 1: 'a', 2: 'a', 3: 'a', 4: 'a', 5: 'b', 6: 'b', 7: 'b', 8: 'b', 9: 'b'}, 'value': {0: 2, 1: 4, 2: 2, 3: 3, 4: 5, 5: 1, 6: 2, 7: 4, 8: 1, 9: 5}})
# You may want other methods of rank, but it's not clear from your question.
df['count_in_group'] = df.groupby('group').rank('min').sub(1)
print(df.sort_values(['group', 'value']))
...

  group  value  count_in_group
0     a      2             0.0
2     a      2             0.0
3     a      3             2.0
1     a      4             3.0
4     a      5             4.0
5     b      1             0.0
8     b      1             0.0
6     b      2             2.0
7     b      4             3.0
9     b      5             4.0

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OPINION: How Arsenal's latest transfer agreement leaves the Gunner's Champions League dreams in risk.
Arsenal wants to return to the Champions League, therefore they'll have to make sure they get the January transfer window right.
However, the Gunners' most recent transaction has raised doubts about whether they are making the correct option.
Arsenal wants to return to the Champions League, so they'll need to make sure they get everything right in the January transfer window. However, the Gunners' most recent transaction has raised doubts about whether they are making the correct option.
Arsenal's chance to clinch a place in the Champions League qualifying slots this season has come as a pleasant surprise. Manchester United was expected to join Liverpool, Manchester City, and Chelsea as championship challengers and the established top four following their signings.
Chelsea and Liverpool, on the other hand, have started to slip, allowing the Gunners to think even higher than fourth. Despite this, the reality is that Arsenal has a lot of games coming up, and their squad has just been thinned significantly.
Both Thomas Partey and Mohamed Elneny have left the midfield to compete in the Afcon. As a result, the only senior orthodox choices are Ainsley Maitland-Niles, Granit Xhaka, and Sambi Lokonga.
Maitland-Niles, on the other hand, is set to depart the club on loan to Roma, with the Italian club agreeing to a straight loan.
This has been a long-awaited move for such midfielder, who has been disappointed by a lack of regular game time and Arsenal's absence from European contention.
He will join Tammy Abraham, another England international who departed Chelsea after slipping down the pecking order in west London.
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Arsenal's current difficulty is that only Lokonga and Xhaka remain as senior midfielders. In his sole appearance of the season, Charlie Patino netted in a 5-1 victory over Sunderland.
Mikel Arteta, on the other hand, has two League Cup games with Liverpool and an important visit to Tottenham Hotspur later this month.
With a tight competition for the top four looming, having so few options in the middle of the season, and the risk of both injury and Covid's presence every week, failing to sign a replacement would be considered as naïve.
This would be similar to when Sead Kolasinac was permitted to join Schalke on loan in January 2021. As a result, the club's sole senior natural alternative is Kierney.
When the Scot was injured, Xhaka stepped in, but was exposed by Samuel Chukwueze over the first leg, leading to a Europa League semi-final loss to Unai Emery's Villarreal.
Making the same mistake two winters in a row when Champions League football is on hand would be a terrible blow to Edu and Arteta's recruitment authority after such a successful summer transfer window recovering supporter faith lost during their early custodianship with some doubtful acquisitions.
There are still choices, with connections to Lyon's Bruno Guimaraes and Borussia Monchengladbach's Denis Zakaria.
Even a six-month loan might be preferable than no signing. Offering a deal to Jack Wilshere, who has been practicing with the side, will be preferable to bringing in no one.
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3 World Worst Tsunamis Caught on Video
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The incident we named Tsunami is a sequence oflarge waves of enormously long wavelength and period, usually generated by afierce, impulsive undersea disturbance or movement near the coast or in theocean. When a sudden movement of a large dimension of water occurs, or if thesea floor is unexpectedly raised or dropped by an earthquake, big tsunami wavescan be formed. The waves move out of the area of origin and can be reallydangerous and damaging when they reach the coast.
Despite people living in oceanfront societies, the prospect of a tsunami is an alarming one. Such as earthquakes, volcanoes, hurricanes, and tornadoes, tsunamis are one of the furthermost destructive natural forces of the world. It is often hard for individuals to recognize a tsunami in the open ocean since the waves are considerably smaller further out at sea than they are close to the coast. However, knowing how and when a tsunami will assault has begun a subject of great interest for scientists over the ages.
Indonesia. January 4th, 2018
A 6.1 scale earthquake hit off the south of Java, about 140km southeast of Jakarta, around 1.35pm local time on January 23. The aftershocks were documented at about magnitude 4, clearly showing a collapsing trend. This is one of the world worst tsunamis caught on video.
China and Japan. March 11th, 2011.
It was the most powerful recognized earthquake ever to have hit China and Japan at the same time, and one of the most powerful earthquakes in the world. In the outcome, a state of emergency was declared following the disaster of the cooling system at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, resulted in the evacuation of nearby habitats. Radiation points inside the plant were up to 1,000 times normal levels, and the ones outside the plant were up to eight times normal levels.
India and Indonesia. December 26th, 2004.
The tsunami and its aftermath were responsible for massive destruction and damage on the rim of the Indian Ocean. Some places reported that the waves had reached height of 30 feet (nine meters) or more when they hit the coastline. The tsunami was caused by subduction with an epicenter off the west coast of the Indonesian island of Sumatra. The quake itself is branded by the scientific community as the Sumatra-Andaman earthquake. On the record, the tsunami was given various names, including the "Boxing Day tsunami". Long-term environmental harm was severe as well, with towns, tourist resorts, farmland,and fishing grounds destroyed or inundated with debris, bodies, and plant-killingsalt water.
Recording a tsunami on video is one of the most complicated feats for an individual, considering it puts their lives at risk. However, thanks to these brave characters, we have captured never imagined scenes of the greatest tsunami in this decade, since, without the evidence, we would not believe the magnitude and strength of these natural events. Even better, it is a tool that will help create knowledge to prevent large losses in the future.
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Q: Can't install GRUB 2 to /target when attempting to dual boot I recently tried to install Ubuntu GNOME 16.04 on a separate partition on a newly built machine. It already has Windows 10 installed in BIOS Support Mode. I made  a LiveUSB and tried to run the installer in legacy mode but it continually craps out on me (black screen with a cursor), so instead I tried running it in UEFI mode. I know that when dual booting it is best to keep the boot modes the same, but I could not get the Ubuntu installer to run in Legacy mode and I figure I can switch between OSes by setting the CSM settings in my motherboard's BIOS whenever I need to.
The problem comes up when I get to the actual installation phase of the bootloader. After downloading updated files and beginning the setup, I got following error
GRUB installation failed
The grub-efi-amd64-signed package failed to install into /target/. Without the GRUB boot loader, the installed system will not boot." Does this possibly have to do with the fact that I already have an OS installed into BIOS mode? Is there a way to run the installation in Legacy mode without getting a black screen?
Please help me; I am at my wit's end. I have tried everything that the forum Q&A's have suggested and still I cannot get my system to boot properly. If there is anyone on here with experience dual booting Linux, feel free to offer your advice. I am an novice in Linux and have not typically had experience with matters of dual booting.
Thanks in advance.
Specs: Intel i7-6770K, Nvidia GTX 980 Ti
Also, it should be noted that I get an unknown chipset nouveau error whenever I launch the bootloader. I have yet to see an Ubuntu desktop so I wouldn't be surprised if there was a persistent driver problem I have yet to rectify.

A: UPDATE: Since my last post, I have successfully installed Ubuntu GNOME beside Windows 10 on my Dell laptop. For my sake, this confirms that there is nothing wrong with the ISO file or my method of creating a LiveUSB using UNetbootin. However, since Windows 10 was apparently installed in UEFI mode on the laptop, this does not help my mission to install it on my personal rig.
To elaborate on my aforementioned issue, when I attempt to boot from USB, I get two options in the BIOS: one that says "Sandisk UEFI" and one that is plain "Sandisk". Now, obviously, I recognize that selecting the UEFI option will boot me in UEFI mode, but since selecting the text-based Legacy mode invariably hangs on me, I see no other recourse (more on this later). In the UEFI installer, I can continue through the installation process by clicking next (though, selecting "Install Third Party Software" in the menus causes it to hang and crash) until I get to the final initialization phase. Here, when it gets to the part wherein it installs GRUB2, I get an error message saying "GRUB installation failed; The 'grub-efi-amd64-signed' package failed to install into /target/. Without the GRUB boot loader, the installed system will not boot.". I can only take this to mean that if I already have an operating system installed in BIOS/Compatibility Support mode, I am unable to install a secondary operating system in UEFI mode. If someone would wish to explain this aspect of the process, I more than welcome it.
Next, when I boot from the plain "Sandisk" option in my boot menu, I am presented with a custom UNetbootin text-based bootloader thing instead of the customary GRUB2 menu. From there, I have all the normal options, and can select "Install Ubuntu" as one of the options. When I do, the installer appears maladjusted to my screen resolution and hangs as soon as I press the first "Continue" button.
If I select any other option than "Install Ubuntu", I get a black screen and my computer hangs. Selecting "Try Ubuntu" invokes this behavior, as well as "Check disk for defects".
I have tried making a LiveUSB of Boot Repair, and I can successfully get a desktop environment and launch the repair tool. Unfortunately, the OS cannot detect my wired Ethernet connection and cannot access the Internet, and so gives me an error message with something along the lines of "Cannot perform operation without Internet connectivity". I am not sure how I can proceed with this avenue and welcome suggestions.
To the poster above me, I thank you for your instructions for rectifying the NVIDIA driver issue, but since I can view a preliminary GUI environment when launching the bootloader, I believe the more pressing issue is first installing the OS and seeing a desktop environment before worrying about installing propriety drivers.
Again, I am still pursue potential solutions. Many sites have suggested I add something before the "quiet splash" in the BIOS bootloader but I have tried these to no avail. If it is indeed a driver issue, I would expect Ubuntu would have better support for popular graphics hardware to insure an easier installation method. If dual booting Ubuntu, one of the most popular distros out there, is this difficult on a desktop PC, I can't say I struggle to see why Linux has failed to gain substantial market share in the desktop space (no hate haha).

A: I'm going to talk about the unknown chipset nouveau error first.  nouveau is a set of open source drivers for nvidia.  Back when I installed my ubuntu on a dual boot I was using a GTX 970 and I received the same error.  The problem is that there are currently no open source drivers for your graphics card so Ubuntu is unable to display anything to your screen until you install nvidia proprietary drivers on your system.  So what you've really got here is a two step problem, first you need to install Ubuntu, then you must install the nvidia proprietary drivers.  I don't know anything about BIOS support mode but I can confirm that I have a successful dual boot of windows 10 and ubuntu 15.04 using UEFI on both.  Here's what I would try for your system.
First turn off your computer and unplug the DVI cord from your graphics card and plug it directly into your motherboard.  You may have to go into your BIOS and change the output of your motherboard to the internal graphics chip often times abbreviated IGX or IGFX, it should be under display options.
Now turn on your computer and try to install Ubuntu from the live as normal.  Once that finishes you should be able to restart your computer and see the grub menu to select your OS.  If you don't see this grub read then you can try one of two things which I will detail in step 1 and 2.  If you do see grub and can load both OSes, skip to step 3.

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*Try fixing grub using a boot repair live cd.  It's been a while since I've used this but if my memory is correct you just click an icon that's on the desktop and it runs the boot repair program for you.  If after this you can successfully launch both OSes then go to step 3.

*If step 1 failed for you it is probably a complication from the BIOS support mode but I honestly can't say for sure because I've never used the feature.  If you can go without BIOS support mode I would suggest reinstalling windows in UEFI and then installing Ubuntu in UEFI, otherwise I have no idea how to help you.

*Now you need to install your graphics card.  With the cord still plugged directly into your mother board launch Ubuntu and read this post from my blog about how to install dota 2 and there is a section for installing the graphics card.  It can be found at jordancamp.net.

*Go back into BIOS and change your display settings back to your graphics card.  Turn off your computer and plug the DVI cord back into your graphics card and you should be good to go.

*If you can see the grub screen but Ubuntu launches to a black screen you may have to disable the splash screen.  If that's the case leave a comment and I can tell you how to do that


Polvellan and Kilmenawth are chief residences. A kistvaen was found near Five-Barrowfield; two circular camps are at Berry Park; an ancient earth-work, commanding fine views, is on West Looe downs; and remains of Lammana priory are at Portlooe. The living is a vicarage in the diocese of Exeter. Value, £110. Patron, N. Kendall, Esq. The church is good, and stands apart from its tower. There is an endowed school with £11 a year.
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Twitter Rolls out Disappearing 'Fleets' Feature to Everyone
On Tuesday, Twitter announced the global rollout of the feature meant to compete with Instagram Stories and Snapchat. Before being implemented worldwide, Fleets was tested in Brazil, Italy, India and South Korea. Because they disappear from view after a day, Fleets helped people feel more comfortable sharing personal and casual thoughts, opinions, and feelings, Twitter design director Joshua Harris and product manager Sam Haveson, via blog post. Fleets disappear after 24 hours, and you can't like or retweet them. But you can respond to one by tapping on it, which will start a DM conversation with the creator.The company also said it will be introducing live broadcasting and stickers in the future.


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India U18s get ready for Saudi Arabia challenge
by Rounak Majumdar November 8, 2019
India will take on hosts Saudi Arabia in their second match of the AFC U-19 Championships 2020 Qualifiers on Friday (November 8, 2019), after beginning their campaign with a 2-0 defeat to Uzbekistan in the Group F opener.
"It was not the result that we wanted but there's no time to sulk on the first loss," head coach Floyd Pinto told The AIFF Media. He added, "We have to pick up and dust ourselves off. The recovery process has started and all the players are determined to do everything it takes to win the next match."
Saudi Arabia, who clinched the AFC U-19 Championship in 2018, picked up three points in their opening qualifier against Afghanistan and talking about the challenge they pose, Floyd stated that it will be a "difficult" game and he hopes that the team can rally together and gain a positive result.
"Even though they won (against Afghanistan) 1-0 through a penalty kick, they dominated the game from start to finish and should have scored many more goals. As expected, it will be a difficult game against them. I am confident that the players will recover from the previous result — both physically and mentally — and continue to put their best efforts in," he said.
The head coach also stressed on the importance of keeping composure and focus throughout the 90 minutes as it was two strikes in the second half that cost India the game after a balanced first half that saw Vikram Partap Singh and Gurkirat Singh coming close to finding the net.
Floyd remarked, "I cannot fault the players for the effort put in by them. We played a good first half but in the second, we started slowly, dropped too deep and gave the ball away too much. One of lapse of concentration and they scored. Against Saudi Arabia now, it is imperative that we put on a strong showing in the second half as well and if we can do so, there's no reason why we can't gain the result we need."
The match against Saudi Arabia will be India's second in as many as three days and according to 18-year-old Jitendra Singh, who led the team to the SAFF U18 title earlier this year, detailed how it is the "small things" that enable faster recovery for a player.
He explained, "It is extremely important to to recover well for the next match. We came to Dammam a few days in advance, which helped us acclimatize well and will come in really handy as we get back in shape. It is the small stuff — like taking the right amount of water, the right food, getting adequate rest and listening to one's body — that is important during recovery and I'm sure all the players will be at their 100% levels ahead of the game."
The youngster, who made 32 appearances for the Indian Arrows in the last two domestic seasons, shared his thoughts on India's next opponents and labelled them as the "best team in the group".
"Saudi Arabia are the strongest team in the group. We cannot afford to make any silly mistakes or we will be punished. After the Uzbekistan result, all the players are determined to correct their errors and get a good result against the home team. The first match is history now — all our focus is on the next game and we are looking to put our best foot forward," he concluded.
The match between India and Saudi Arabia will be played at the Prince Saud bin Jalawi Stadium in Al Khobar, with kick-off scheduled for 9.35 PM IST (7.05 PM local time).
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New Casual Dining Keynotes to feature who's who of the sector
JENS HOFMA, chief executive officer of Pizza Hut UK, Alex Reilly, managing director of Loungers, Andrew Guy, chief executive officer of Ed's Easy Diner, and Peter Martin, vice president of CGA Peach, are just some of the big name speakers already confirmed to host Keynotes at Diversified Communications UK's new Casual Dining trade show next February.
Hofma, Reilly, Guy and Martin, who all feature on Allegra Strategies' Top 100 Restaurant Who's Who List 2013 , will be sharing their observations and expertise on the highly competitive Casual Dining market over the course of the two day show, which takes place on 26-27 February 2014 at the Business Design Centre in Islington, London.
The free Keynote programme will also include sessions by Mark McCulloch, former head of marketing at YO! Sushi and Pret a Manger, Scott Elliot, director at CGA Peach, and Jason Katz, founding partner at Kings Park Capital, who will be discussing the role of private equity in the leisure sector. Whilst essential market updates will be provided by Peter Backman, managing director of Horizons, and Simon Stenning, foodservice strategy director at Allegra Strategies.
The full Keynote programme, including the illustrious CEO line-up for the 'CGA Peach Panel – The Chain Gang', chaired by Peter Martin, is set to be unveiled in January 2014.
"We are thrilled to be able to present our audience with such a strong Keynote line-up for our first event. Casual Dining will provide an exciting opportunity for our visitors to engage with, and gain valuable advice from, some of the most influential individuals within the Casual Dining sector. Their support has been invaluable and we are looking forward to a successful launch in February," comments group event manager Chris Brazier.
"Casual Dining is one of the most dynamic sectors of the restaurant business today, and we're excited to finally have a dedicated trade show for it. We're looking forward to attending the show!" says Jamie Barber, co-founder of Cabana Restaurants in London, just one of thousands of the UK's restaurateurs and Casual Dining operators who are already planning their visit next year.
For further information, please visit www.casualdiningshow.co.uk.


With the RC1 TTL Receiver and a compatible camera with RC flash mode, actual exposure data is calibrated and communicated directly by the camera. This is far more accurate and consistent than "slave TTL" modes built into some underwater strobes which watch the camera's built-in flash and react.
The receiver makes DS Strobes compatible with the Olympus and Panasonic LUMIX RC flash mode, providing automatic TTL exposure. For accurate performance set the DS strobe to "TTL" and the camera's flash mode to "RC". Using the camera's flash exposure compensation controls to make fine tuned adjustments to the strobe's intensity.
The strobe's output may be adjusted using the manual power settings built into the strobe (varies by model). Make sure the camera's flash mode is set to manual. Choose the minimum flash output necessary in the camera to trigger the DS strobe. This will conserve the camera's battery power.


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