```beforeEach(^{
     manager = [CRVNetworkManager sharedManager];
});
```

Should go inside this `context` block.


@peti The documentation on the [homepage](http://skarnet.org/software/s6/) lists "GNU make, version 4.0 or later" under "Requirements", but I'll go ahead and make the change in all-packages.nix.

It may be the case that they build with GNU make 3, but on the mailing lists there are some reports of failure with that version.

In my defense, the following packages refer directly to specific versions of automake:

* [desktops/gnome-3/3.12/core/gnome-contacts/default.nix](https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/4b32659c0bb8f6f904a8f350f3f6e2c01dba93d0/pkgs/desktops/gnome-3/3.12/core/gnome-contacts/default.nix#L5)
* [pkgs/desktops/gnome-3/3.12/core/tracker/default.nix](https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/5a999ca446da990fa1ee7788ed4e221cc71269ad/pkgs/desktops/gnome-3/3.12/core/tracker/default.nix#L3)


A few comments:
* Why not use log10()? https://docs.python.org/2/library/math.html#math.log10
* Try not add pep8 errors (your code need spaces
```
ln(x) / ln(10)
```
instead of
```
ln(x)/ln(10)
```


That would require building different SQL queries for each table. I think that would make it even more confusing and hard to follow.


Exceptions/errors are referred to as "errors" for a while, but then `defexception` is suddenly used. This should at least introduce the "exception" word as an alternative for "error" :).


you need to keep the provided scope, else the same jar will be deployed within both webapps


```objc
beforeEach(^{
     manager = [CRVNetworkManager sharedManager];
});
```

Should go inside this `context` block.


Thanks!


Users don't know about macros by now, and I'm afraid they'd think that `raise` is a strange creature. For example, they could think they can't call `raise` with parens because it's a macro and not a function. Since in this case there's no need to know that `raise/1` is a macro, I'd avoid mentioning it.


`describe(@"when uploading")` and `describe(@"when downloading")` blocks should create their own local-scope instances of `CRVNetworkManager` as well.


Yes, that makes sense. Thank you so much for taking the time to explain.


Wow massive bad writing by me


Might want to link to the ActiveSupport docs too.


@alfredodeza can you add Signed-off-by to the commit message?


```bash
$ git commit --allow-empty -m "An empty commit, checking hooks"
```

:stuck_out_tongue:


Tu le ferais comment ?


hi


:tada:


@blzaugg,

Can you take a look at this?


Exceptions/errors are referred to as "errors" for a while, but then defexception is suddenly used. This should at least introduce the "exception" word as an alternative for "error" :).


Users still don't know about macros at this point in the guide, and I'm afraid they'd think that raise is a strange creature. For example, they could think they can't call raise with parens because it's a macro and not a function. Since in this case there's no need to know that raise/1 is a macro, I'd avoid mentioning it.


Same as `raise/1` above.


@bors: retry


use toy class to create a toy


Just a Markdown typo.


I was googling to add this function and couldn't find anything, but I might very well have been wrong, actually... In any case, I do seem to run PHP 5.6 in production - just using the latest stable openSUSE... That is indeed quite recent, yes...


Main Creator


just an awesome factory, isn't it?


There's no entry for this (or the new pages below) in the sidebar.


Well, but how do you access it within the build? I don't see how ``buildInputs`` serves for that.


This is typo, right? There seems to be no if statement.  When the exception happens it seems it will return jobInfo = {}
but there is a code checking jobInfo == None

https://github.com/tsarangi/WMCore/blob/b6caccdc6eacab230e010a36e140a11c6d1c53d7/src/python/WMCore/BossAir/Plugins/PyCondorPlugin.py#L560


No, that is not the module name.


want to run it?


Particular class


I haven't been that concerned about the update path: If you don't specify the logging provider, your code won't break - you'll just run at the log level you've specified to freedom. If you haven't specified a log level in freedom you'll be at debug, which is the same default as this class defaults to.

While loggingprovider gives you control to retrieve / dynamically filter the console / buffer, you don't _need_ the provider, and uproxy will have reasonable logging even without it.

Thoughts / preferences on how this translates to package bump? :smile:  Happy to bump the major version, but figured it was worth mentioning.


I think this pattern is very common in Elixir (and I love it!), what better place to mention it than here?


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I think you could now remove the `NS_DESIGNATED_INITIALIZER` attribute from `-initWithData:` and encapsulate different types of streams for different sources:

- `-initWithData:` creates a stream from data
- `-initWithLocalURL:` creates a stream from url
- `-initWithImage:` creates a stream from data (representation)


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:fearful:


I fixed it on my end as well, thanks Vlad!


+1 Perfect!  Ubuntu 14.04 LTS 1.9.3p550 PostgreSQL 9.3 x86_64


yeah, we could do that.
I just tried to keep it consistent with what's currently parseable by paytoedit.py


Please use the modern `@import Foundation;` syntax.


I would have rejected this.


Please include a space between `typeof(self)` and `weakSelf`.


Firebase propose pas un système d'autoincrement à tout hasard ?

Avec mongo tu as les ObjectID qui sont sûr d'être unique mais sur Firebase c'est l'une des features de mongo qui n'est pas dispo donc peut-être qu'il y a un système alternatif.

Sinon tu peux faire une feature qui get le last id et incrément toi même mais c'est pas infaillible si jamais ya 2request en même temps et c'est coûteux.


saw approval from nikomatsakis
at https://github.com/eddyb/rust/commit/85ba8178e2e995c0da6eb9268612baca8a6ba2e3


merging eddyb/rust/expr-qpath = 85ba8178 into auto


status: {"merge_sha": "9ade482b3bdc7a967ca98f1f1138b596ef45191e"}


eddyb/rust/expr-qpath = 85ba8178 merged ok, testing candidate = 9ade482b


Im not going to merge this one in if server admins wont to know FPS its easy to enable. Also allMissionObjects is horrible so not a good idea to use.


fast-forwarding develop to borshop-integration-231-bugfix/bch/update-meck-deps = 0a0eaf25


You will never be free from reminding Sdw about this :D


fast-forwarding master to borshop-integration-201-bk-j70-yz-objects = e583f0e8


`NULL` is the style for this codebase.  Remember, it supports some fairly old C++ variants...


@jgillis - I think you meant:
```c++
#if !defined(SWIG) || defined(DOXYGEN)
```


Please include the test helpers in `Unit-Tests-Prefix.pch`.


Hi Mark,

sorry, I didn't have time to respond. I tested branch changes on my app: Rails 4.1.8/Ruby 2.1.3 and I have nice factories generated :).

Ad.1
I agree that version 1.0.0 might not be the best choice if don't feel this is closed version. Maybe we might go with prerelease version: http://guides.rubygems.org/patterns/#prerelease-gems

Ad.3
Not sure if Rails adds something special that needs tests. There is activerecord and most people use factory_girl_rails - so this is just Rails integration for FactoryGirl. Do you think is worth of effort of writing and supporting such tests ?

Ad.4
Agree, we could relax AR versions.


Yes! Thank you!


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What explanation? :stuck_out_tongue:


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/540
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/538
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/576
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/757
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/757


OK, thanks for the feedback. Is allMissionObjects horribly resource intensive? I've only used it on my small server.


Au lieu du random, renseigne l'id de l'utilisateur. le seller récupère l 'id et get la route /clientProfiles avec cet id. Dans l'entité client profile il y a tout les tags du client.


Ah oui ça !! Effectivement j'avais fait ça à l'arrache avant la soutenance ! Ouais je vais regarder avec firebase


This can be simplified into one line:

```javascript
return React.addons.classSet(classes) + ' ' + this.props.className;
```


Do you care to line up the columns?


networking? :3


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ok, will do


Constant for string?


the link is in the Notifications page. I think that's good enough.


#9588? The line numbers are different, though. But I just built a fresh pull, and didn't see any warnings.


Classes no longer exist? all of this should be deleted yes?


Thread safe.


ya, because I don't think it can have 3 levels. I tried I it just didn't work. :(


NICE! See, much cleaner ;)


Same as before, we have no concept of a Class anymore correct?


fast-forwarding master to auto = 772570d0


Kill all classes


Yolo Driven Development, nice.
Nummer twee is iig gelukt.


BTW, I've been thinking that 15 is sight radius so it should be at most (when not too near the map borders) 30x30 = 900 tiles...


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Oops, well, this would explain it :-)


Cool Breeze


Unfortunately this may cause some problems. This is because here you are effectively picking a random station from a list of new vertices. When you call `getStationsFromMap()`, a new Map (list of new vertices) is generated. While the `Station` could seem equal to the one from the Game map (same coordinates, name and everything), the concept of equality in Java (the `==` operator) says that to `x == y` iff `x` points to the same instance as `y`.

For this reason we may want to move the `getRandomStation()` as a member of the `com.eep.taxe.models.Game` class. From inside the `Game` class you can access the Map using `Vector<Vertex> this.getVertices()` or the property `this.vertices`. The method would need to be non-static.

Another option would be to have the method to be static, but have a signature like
```java
public static Station getRandomStationFromMap(Vector<Vertex> map);
```
so you would be able to call it from the function to generate a random goal - passing the `map`.


@cjfuller I think this is ready for merge. Do you want to take a look and see if I missed anything?


Hmm. I had originally thought it needed to be in the `buildInputs` to be available during the build, but I guess that's not the case, is it?


Unrelated to the CR: what are the postfixes about? Ex. "test3fwe" and why do they then disappear below...?


Wrap this in an IFEE (`(...)()`) so that it is executed immediately and the value of `isIE8`, the exported value, is a boolean. There's no need to export the function. It never needs to be called more than once.


oh, the table names are different! don't worry then


This is a clone command so the initial list has to be empty.


Prefix URL with `http://`.


ololo?


Looks great. In previous versions we had a `rtb_booking_form_submit_label` filter that needs to stay there for back-compat.

```
apply_filters( 'rtb_booking_form_submit_label', __( 'Request Booking', 'restaurant-reservations' ) )
```


>Neat! We'll try to advertise those a bit.

Thanks, really!

>Just to clarify, though, you're talking about the examples that you're seeing strange behavior in - yes? ...

No strange behaviour, but it is unclear to me what is the "right" value. It also might be a bug in libgit2. I dug a bit into libgit2's code, but couldn't find where this is originated so far. The problem with this could be, when reporting progress to ... let's say progress bar in a GUI, it might "suddenly jump" from `53%` to `0%` and then back to `54%`. In command-line this might be not much visible. We avoid this in GitWrap simply by not calculating the progress, but instead forward it to Qt - which actually displays the right thing here! I just stumbled upon this, because I calculated the progress for debug output in the `git_checkout_progress_cb`. Pretty much the same as with fetch/clone!

>... You're not seeing strange data in the events themselves?

Not seeing strange data, no! Just wondering, if it is just initializaiton or a bug. If it is initialization, it is worth a line in the API docs.

>I do want the examples to be good, of course, but if they're a little noisier than (say) git.git, that's okay with me, as I think that easy code samples are better examples than denser ones.

Nothing to add!


This commit seems to immediately crash any MMU game (Star Wars: Rogue Leader) on my machine.
gcc 4.9.2
linux 3.18.2
4th generation core i7 CPU


A few things:

1. Might want to use "member_options => [ 'check inter 1s', 'port 9200', 'on-marked-down shutdown-sessions' ]. Then again it probably doesn't really matter aside from consistency.
2. listen_optons in missing "$log", which should probably be added back since it was commented-out with the previous workaround.
3. The tcpka option is missing.


Regarding the removal of defined($resp->code). We should probably add an else handler if $resp->code isn't defined.  Do Mojo not define a response code?


Bear is not in the list of our toys


This can be simplified:

```scss
&--with-image {
...
```


Looks good @kbenne, merging now.


It does not give me the option to merge


Bo tej kod jest chujowy i nie ma sensu


dxcf


Don't need this since we aren't actually doing a transform when `--with-image`.


Yes, looks like 9588


Why?)))) (Referee)


Cool @cristianomatos


@jayphelps submit a PR for me to pull into the [v0.3.x branch](https://github.com/esnext/es6-module-transpiler/tree/v0.3.x), I'll merge and release v0.3.7.


@sjaakd, @agudian: Now that there is `@InheritConfiguration`, I'm wondering whether we should drop `@InheritInverseConfiguration and replace it with `@InheritConfiguration(inverse=true)`? WDYT?


the tests in this file are basically copies of my tests.


what for?))) (Referee)


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DynamoDB sends a gzipped response, does $resp->body handle that in the same way that HTTP::Response does?  Hence the use of decoded_content here.


This is is a good PR, I'll merge once you get back to me and push a release out today.


Basically, I :heart: hard-coded menus ...


OK


Okay, I will move it to the Game class - that seems like the easiest thing to do.
Thanks


The .eps files need to be .pdf and some of those .png files should really be scalable graphics in PDF format.


develop (lefticus) - i386-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-14: OK (331 of 331 tests passed)

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The following query parameters were missing: cors, notification, and tagging. These are all required params in aws version 2 string-to-sign.


should be implemented in https://github.com/rich-iannone/DiagrammeR/pull/40


Build is still broken. Please see http://ci.cgeo.org/job/c-geo/3289/console
Build was first broken at http://ci.cgeo.org/job/c-geo/3288/


TESTS FAILED
 Mr.roboto url : http://jenkins.plone.org/roboto/get_info?push=9eb658b1fffd4aae9a0cc4c32e10b919
 plone-5.0-python-2.7 [FAILURE]


The new tests show the addition of cors, tagging, and notification to the "special_params" list in awsauth.py


Nice use of object creation methods to make spec efficient and easy to read.


일단 뭐가 잘못됐는지 보기 위해 커밋함.
gh-pages와 master 브런치가 난리남..


Just for reference, this is because many websites use special scripts to observe where users place their cursor. From this data, they can make heatmaps that show items of interest like the most clicked locations and routes taken to get to those locations. Certain adblocking extensions/subscriptions will block scripts on the basis of their name, so it may be worthwhile to choose names that will not falsely register as an advertisement or tracking script.


Do you have a schedule for releasing updates to Maven?  Any idea when this might hit public servers?  Thanks!


My bad, probably should have linked this to a project before hand. :+1: to #22.


We probably want to add a specific comment to explain that.
Also, wouldn't it be better in MemUtils.Copy detected that scenario and just called the mmecpy itself?


Yep I think that's the only issue


There is a typo in this lite: Inturruption->Interruption ?


N.B. This is stubbed out. We can tie it together when that functionality comes in and I can resubmit. Or, we can put this code in an whoever does that can implement this function.


I see a few things I need to correct.  I will do it as soon as possible.  I hoped I would get my own installations working without bugs and errors before completing the translations.  Because I would like to see those strings in live environment, also install process, in order to know their context.  Otherwise it will just be "words".  I do my best to correct and finish as soon as I get time :-)


Wrong name


It is best if exception types have noexcept copy constructors and copy assignment operators.  Without a noexcept copy constructor one risks throwing something else while trying to throw a `file_posix_error`.  This isn't a huge problem as `std::string`'s copy constructor isn't *likely* to throw, but it could.  To eliminate this class of problem, derive from `std::runtime_error` and store the message in that base, instead of in a member `std::string`.  You get the same functionality, but you are guaranteed noexcept  copy members.


Well don't commit it!


Yeah, I know, he is porting his work from his fork :dancer:


Will move the Librato stuff to external, good catch.

Regarding the version variables, two reasons: readability (dependency conflicts are frequent sources of headaches, and this way they're not buried in the XML soup), but more importantly to keep things DRY in case we ever need to use the dependency versions in more than one place.

I'm fine with moving the version numbers out of variables, though, if that's what you prefer


We would have to benchmark it, But that would add an extra branch that will penalize the smaller copies. MemoryUtils.Copy is so optimized at the IL level that even an extra branch instruction will hurt current performance levels. The question is how big that is (and I can do the measurements in a bit).


So that the code I wrote to work with it didn't? It's not a big deal just delete it.


@MalcolmCurrie needs to be added as second author.


Not, that is fine. In that case, we just need to add a comment explaining
that this is explicitly there for performance reasons.

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Not important, this thread is not mapped to a native thread


This followed the standard set in [boto](http://boto.readthedocs.org/en/latest/ref/cloudformation.html#module-boto.cloudformation.stack). Should we be overriding that?


Why not `make([][]*dictEntry, 0xffff+1)`? The length of the dictionary is pretty variable.


agreed.


Right, any environment variable will do.


Remove all the extra space in this method.


I have.


No need for the `(` and `)`


Once you fully understand scope, change this to just `sex, age` or even better, just `user`


This isn't necessary, the DICOM standard dictates to always perform lookups using the "tag" representation (ie. `(FFFE,0000)` )


Tabbing


You have a param of their gender and you also ask for it. I'm confused -- you should be doing one or the other.


Mhhh thinking out loud... What if we add in MemoryUtils a BulkCopy and that calls StdLib.memcpy ... with AggressiveInlining we wont see any performance issue and we can use that one when we are mostly sure that our memory is going to be big. There we can actually afford the switch.


For non-VS platforms, we should decorate this destructor with `noexcept(false)` because it calls `close()` which may throw.  If it throws on non-VS, it will immediately call `std::terminate()`.  Unless that's the behavior we actually want...


I understand the difference between used and backup subflows but I had a different idea.

If the segment was sent through all the active subflows, we can resend the segment again a second time through an already used active subflow or we can use a backup subflow through which we didn't send the segment before. In fact, I think this second approach is better because it could be useless to resend the same segment a second time through the same subflow because the subflow should deliver firstly the first delivery and later the second delivery (reinjection), which would be useless. Or probably the subflow is going to fail, is failing, ....

This is what I understand with your comments in the previous pull request we closed:

>Then we would be continuously reinjecting segments on used sk's when we the pipes (congestion windows) of the other sk's are all filled. As an example, what will happen is the following: Subflow A, subflow B. On subflow A we have sent segment 1, on subflow B we have sent segment 2, 3 and 4. Subflow B's congestion window is full. If now the scheduler selects to resend segment 1, we really do not want to send it yet again on subflow A. We want to first send it on subflow B and thus want to wait until subflow B has again space in its congestion window. These reinjections on "used" subflows should be very rare. Because, after all, the segment has already been sent on the "used" subflow once and thus should have reached the receiver. It should only be necessary when facing a segment coalescing middlebox. Thus, we must make sure that we do not waste bandwidth by forcing these reinjections too often.


Missed file, pushed in this commit: 7f9abbb99cdd022c23a8d5a9600dcc6e64f62604


Nice use of object creation methods as a whole in the memberships controller spec file. Easy to read and efficient.


Is this put_gsh_export intended to release the reference taken above in create_export? If so, then the export would not be released until another operation came in with a DS handle.


Could make this into one line: `return gets.chomp.upcase`


`$resp->code()` is only ever undefined if you can't connect to the server.  So if dynamodb.us-east-1.amazon.com is down for example.  I'm guessing this is the same for all the useragents.  I only ran across it because my app is supposed to fail over to us-west-1 in the (very unlikely) even that us-east-1 goes down.


Thanks for the update @urigrumble . I was thinking it is possible that this issue can occur with other libraries too. So, if possible we can try to find a global solution.

One more thing, I was thinking if we can move the custom object properties to the parent JSON object as shown below

If we pass like
```
var obj = new TestObject { prop1 = val1, prop2 = val2 };
log.Info(obj);
```
Then output should be like
```
json.timestamp=sometimestamp,
json.level=INFO,
json.prop1=val1,
json.prop2=val2
and so on...
```


Don't need to have a param here.


Drop these two.


No need for the `()`


develop (lefticus) - Win64-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-14: OK (331 of 331 tests passed)

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Use nested module/class definitions instead of compact style.


Prefer `skip_before_action` over `skip_before_filter`.


Line is too long. [102/100]


Prefer `before_action` over `before_filter`.


Line is too long. [123/100]


Line is too long. [108/100]


I saw how it was supposed to work, and I'd ask you about it. Let's quit arguing.


This commit breaks the generation of out/ dir. https://travis-ci.org/bevry/istextorbinary/jobs/47135162


You said PHP > 5.6 which means 5.7 or 6.0+. If you meant 5.6+ I would have expected PHP >= 5.6

Maybe you're confusing this with opcode caching which was built into PHP since 5.5? There already is a note about this.


r+


The Timeless World is a 2d 8bit platformer created by Sparkle in Schnapps.

To make it work, add lib/slick/lib/slick.jar,ibxm.jar and lwjgl.jar to dependencies. Set lib/slick/lib/jorbis-0.0.15.jar to extract to .jar assembly of the project.


Why ||= here?  Surely it can't already be set at this point?


fixes #9: added unparenthesised new a on the left to make sure assignment expression allows unparenthesised expressions with high precedence on left


it's a dependency


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/mrobinson/servo/commit/8db95c93996098ef10b1ee9c325ed8eb734b713e


merging mrobinson/servo/surface-refactor = 8db95c93 into auto


mrobinson/servo/surface-refactor = 8db95c93 merged ok, testing candidate = 1a227f8e


Ich bin nicht sicher, welchen Bugreport fixt dieser commit?


My bad – it should have been `$s = preg_replace('#[^\x00-\x7F]++#', '', $s);`


I run PHP 5.6 as well, I was just confused by the ">".

And everything might totally change when php-ng comes out. I think version 5.7 or 7.0 (which is strange to me). But we can just present what's recommended for now, lol.


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We can always run an update later that we finish with 2014 files and why :D is a dancer?


It is. @richardqd and I decided it was worth it. In theory it should just
be a search and replace..
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> literally hundreds of places which use it in each service and shared
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IIRC this only pauses the activity while the screen is rotating. I could be wrong though. (But it seems to work fine). Can someone else also test this?


Ok this looks reasonable. Thanks for the spot!


When I try to load this file via `(require 'go-autocomplete)`, Emacs complains that variable `ac-modes` is not defined, because this file doesn't require `go-autocomplete` at load time. Should it?

As is, I'm forced to write the following, which is not likely intentional:
```
(require 'auto-complete)
(require 'go-autocomplete)
```


I know it's nitpicking, but could this be formatted like line#149 above?


Redundant curly braces around a hash parameter.
Line is too long. [107/100]
Space inside } missing.


Redundant curly braces around a hash parameter.<br>Space inside } missing.


This is only `drop` so why not:
```js
/^(?:mouse|pointer|contextmenu|drag)|drop|click/
```
?


This was a safety check in our scripts to make sure we were running from
the correct environment.  It should have been removed from that script, as
well.

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strictly speaking, this check is not required any longer... but doesnt hurt either I guess


I've already realized that


Please submit a patch for teh syntax errors.

We use the CNN based on pylearn2, usually.

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Hmm, we should provisionally _not_ do notifyObjectRevised, if that comment is accurate: we don't want to be triggering pdf production from here. Presumably, we're doing publish-time stuff from cnx-publishing


is it possible that there's a line-ending change in the file? it's difficult to see the actual change in the code this way.


some tests failed:
failure: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/577


Would it make sense to report a spectrum ID or the spectrum RT, so the user can pinpoint the offending spectrum better if its not a clear case of a totally wrong dataset.


emscripten (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang-Debug: Tests Failed

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-31.02%25-red.svg)


Breaks our build too via gulp-replace


Might want a comment on why this is here...


I have tried it and it works for me.  I'm unable to point you to any docs though.  I'm actually not a Mojo ninja myself.

But since there is no decoded_content() method for Mojo::Message::Response this change can't break things any worse than they already are.  :)


+1 (feel free to ignore the minor things above)


This was for debugging.  I don't think we've added the training code, yet.


Well, I was not able to get that to work, here was my attempt:
```javascript
				return new Promise(function (resolve) {
				    this._startResolve = resolve;
					this.load().bind(this)
					.then(function (controller) {
						this._createDataStores();
						this._startup(controller);
					}.bind(this))}.bind(this));
```
but I would never hit this._createDataStores();


I don't use Mojo either.  This was just legacy adopted code.


Love the if/else


:+1: Awesome, thanks!


Have you tested the performance of avx2 after this change?


No, you don't need that dependency


The only API methods that take a `ts` argument are [channels.mark](https://api.slack.com/methods/channels.mark),  [groups.mark](https://api.slack.com/methods/groups.mark), [im.mark](https://api.slack.com/methods/im.mark), [chat.update](https://api.slack.com/methods/chat.update), and [chat.delete](https://api.slack.com/methods/chat.delete).

In all cases sending the current time as a unix timestamp is not what we want to do...


God again, keep telling myself to do a mass update but since we don't update It anymore, I forgot


Cold be. I´ve already fixed in local repo. I´ll wait a little to see if pcman anwser for "Zero the part..." before rebase the commit.


Yes, definitely -- thanks!


@friedmud - This is what we are talking about. This looks like the right move.


"""): 02:51:12 T:1950882648   DEBUG: FactoryCodec - Video: amcodec - Opening
01-22 02:51:12.360 V/XBMC    (  369): 02:51:12 T:1950882648   DEBUG: MEM_DUMP: Dumping from 0x6e015fa8
01-22 02:51:12.360 V/XBMC    (  369): 02:51:12 T:1950882648   DEBUG: MEM_DUMP: 0000  00 00 00 00  00 00 00 01  09 10 00 00  00 00 00 01  ................
01-22 02:51:12.360 V/XBMC    (  369): 02:51:12 T:1950882648   DEBUG: MEM_DUMP: 0010  67 64 00 28  ad fc 40 22  1e 24 10 02  a0 aa 0a 72  gd.(??@".$..??.r
01-22 02:51:12.360 V/XBMC    (  369): 02:51:12 T:1950882648   DEBUG: MEM_DUMP: 0020  12 08 30 34  7f c8 c1 10  80 81 21 42  4a 10 10 24  ..04??.??!BJ..$
01-22 02:51:12.360 V/XBMC    (  369): 02:51:12 T:1950882648   DEBUG: MEM_DUMP: 0030  14 6f ff f1  42 fc 2c 34  ac c3 84 8a  42 4e 2a 41  .o??B?,4?Ä?BN*A
01-22 02:51:12.360 V/XBMC    (  369): 02:51:12 T:1950882648   DEBUG: MEM_DUMP: 0040  42 8e 3c 83  86 8b 8e 0b  04 e2 91 2c  3a 28 34 61  B?<????..?,:(4a
01-22 02:51:12.360 V/XBMC    (  369): 02:51:12 T:1950882648   DEBUG: MEM_DUMP: 0050  22 47 05 4c  42 9c a5 01  40 16 ec 07  d4 04 04 07  "G.LB??.@.?.?...
01-22 02:51:12.360 V/XBMC    (  369): 02:51:12 T:1950882648   DEBUG: MEM_DUMP: 0060  c0 00 00 03  00 40 00 00  19 25 00 00  00 00 00 01  ?....@...%......
01-22 02:51:12.360 V/XBMC    (  369): 02:51:12 T:1950882648   DEBUG: MEM_DUMP: 0070  68 ee 25 cb                                         h?%?
"""

There are four bytes of leading zeros in the extradata. Very strange that FFMpeg passed this up. Extradata format, specially for h264 annex-b is very specific, the leading bytes should be an valid NAL of value one. I'd have to dig into FFMpeg and extradata to see if those leading zeros are valid and should be ignored.


I messed up the branch bc I branched off the branch that has all the initialSetup for multi app transfers.
I'll remove the branch and re-create it - or is there an easier way?


I think it's generslly best practice to use strict equality checking I.e === as == performs type coercion


@fairlight1337 Hey Jan, which assimp do you use that has these headers?
The ones on my Ubuntu 14.04 that come from libassimp-dev are the old ones.


This version is throwing "Script Error Couldn't find module: ti.tvout for architecture: x86_64" in Titanium SDK 3.5.0.GA


Cool, I'll update that.

I just copypasta'd it from more recent publify source.


Just to add to this - I think we made a sed to automate it

Cheers
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Don't forget to
`require : ['WhatsFresh.util.Messages']`

I will either make a pull request for this change or lift this branch and make a new pull request this afternoon.


Ugh. Looks like there are some compilation issues on Android. I will fix them and then update this PR.


@glasser, @stubailo can you review please? The related npm code is here: https://github.com/joyent/node/blob/master/deps/npm/lib/utils/tar.js#L212

I'm particularly interested in whether you think 0777 is a better idea than 0500. (0777 is what npm does, but 0500 seems to me like it should be sufficient.)


Sorry for the delay, computer problems. This should be good to go now.


That would match something like `raindrops` as well. The `^` at the front only binds to the first alternate. The treatment of `click` there allows it to match `doubleclick`. The way it is now it at least makes the string start with `drop` and not just have `drop` somewhere inside it.

Since these are only browser-generated events and not custom ones the difference between the two probably doesn't matter. Well, until some browser creates a native event starting with `drop` that shouldn't be enhanced with mouse properties. :smiling_imp:


log message here?


@eventualbuddha perf. you da man.


All this is something i just don't understand


I don't see that. The difference is just this one change. You can always just checkout from another branch or any commit for that matter to create a new branch with the same history. "cherry-pick" can then be used to bring over a specific commit available on another branch.


:fired: myself


Per the issue thread - could you add an informative comment about the cost of large FFTs?


test


When I look at a potential pull request it showed the other changes as well.


s/Users/Users'/
s/files/files'/


> On Jan 15, 2015, at 9:40 AM, chrpinedo <notifications@github.com> wrote:
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> I understand the difference between used and backup subflows but I had a different idea.
>
> If the segment was sent through all the active subflows, we can resend the segment again a second time through an already used active subflow or we can use a backup subflow through which we didn't send the segment before. In fact, I think this second approach is better because it could be useless to resend the same segment a second time through the same subflow because the subflow should deliver firstly the first delivery and later the second delivery (reinjection), which would be useless. Or probably the subflow is going to fail, is failing, ....

Hmmm... Good point.
The need to resend a segment on a subflow it has already been sent on should be very very rare (only in case of segment-coalescing middleboxes). Maybe segment-coalescing middleboxes can fall into the set of eligibility for using a backup subflow.

I let you update your pull request with the other comments I made.

Cheers,
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s/ORICD/ORCID/


Where's my :bug:?


Yes, or one can often directly supply it e.g. within ``makeFlags`` or similar vars/commands.


I forgot :bug:


This is a perfect example of when an enum should be a enum class.  Instead of repeating the enum type for each enum name, just make it a class.  Then code has to refer to `file_mode::scan`, instead of `file_mode_scan`.  That keeps the readability of the non-class design, but the class design means you eliminate accidental conversions to and from `int`.   Here's a push that does it:

https://github.com/HowardHinnant/rippled/commit/d8dc26967d16674cf5bce10b8bf9fbe3b6716970


Also @stubailo maybe you could try installing sashko:badtar@=1.0.1 on Windows to make sure this code doesn't break anything? And finally, was there some other change that needed to be reverted related to the argument to `fstream.Reader`? (i.e. the argument should always be `dirPath` instead of an object with `{ type: "Directory" }` -- is that still the case?)


attaboy


This comment was incorrect - should have said Fixes #291 (not #281)


Did you try bringing it to the front after calling the `setup...ViewController` methods?


Did this cause a problem elsewhere – something I can look at?


> Is there somewhere that goes over installing both versions on the same system?

[help.exercism.io](http://help.exercism.io/getting-started-with-python.html) currently recommends the Hitchhiker's Guide to Python.

> These single test lines seem to be essentially the same, and if I'm not mistaken varies a lot based on setup. I'm not sure how useful they are as is.

Right. While both commands will run as expected on my system, I also intended them to be somewhat symbolic. The commands will be different on different systems / OSs but I hope that readers will understand that. What I want the reader to understand, is that he should run the tests with both Python 2.7 and 3.4.

In general I expect that everyone who reads this README with the intention of contributing, has been able to run solve some Python exercises on exercism.io and therefore has a working setup already.


Right now `WriteCurrentManifest` is invoked near the start of `pod.Launch`. Thoughts on moving it into `pods.Install`? Reminds me of the discussion we had earlier about the current manifest being written to disk, ie as an artifact of pod installation.


Von welchem Verzeichnis aus Du den Server startest, ist eine Einstellung in Visual Studio, und in dem Verzeichnis legst Du Dir ein eressea.ini File an, dann klappt das in der Regel auch. ".." als Default ist in einer "normalen" Installation des Servers eher falsch, und ich fürchte das wird nur Leute auf falsche Ideen bringen, die versuchen den Server zu installieren. Das ist so schon schwer genug.


There was also "MPL x.x only" in some other files i've changed yesterday:
[core/modules/main/templates/about.html.php](https://github.com/thebuggenie/thebuggenie/blob/master/core/modules/main/templates/about.html.php#L26)
[core/templates/footer.inc.php](https://github.com/thebuggenie/thebuggenie/blob/master/core/templates/footer.inc.php#L4)
[core/modules/main/cli/Install.php](https://github.com/thebuggenie/thebuggenie/blob/master/core/modules/main/cli/Install.php#L68)
... and in one not yet updated file ...
[core/modules/main/cli/License.php](https://github.com/thebuggenie/thebuggenie/blob/master/core/modules/main/cli/License.php#L40)
Would you like me to change all of them?


I'd rather not put it in install. I think it's important that we treat `Launch` and `WriteCurrentManifest` as a single atomic event. To be clear, there is no `Launch` for hooks though.


Here I found that I had not updated utils/nls to use promise, so I will do that. But I was not able to get your suggestion to work here, it would not work for me without the return Promise.resolve like these:
```javascript
return Promise.resolve(nls(this)).then(function (nls) {
return Promise.resolve(this._loadTemplate()).then(function () {
```


Build is still broken. Please see http://ci.cgeo.org/job/c-geo/3291/console
Build was first broken at http://ci.cgeo.org/job/c-geo/3288/


You'd get the log messages you hate right now since this will trigger for every pod manifest registered under `/hooks` every 5 minutes.


Actually I am rolling back that change, I updated my unit test to call getRemoteBranches() instead.


Submit button should probably be more like "Submit order". Or proceed to review of order..

Also, we might want to look into some form validation to check something like valid zip code


I don't see any commit message interruption. If you mean:

> If you want several regexes you can just or the matching groups.

I mean the logical or here. Suggestion for a clearer sentence?


Fixed in doctrine/cache@2b992e77c4239cdfdbcc474a8d8529741da4a2e2


unhappy tiff


It could've been set by the subclass if it calls `super` late in its initializer.


Testing the Git file editor


Looks like that function was first included in 10.7 and newer.


Yeah a situation where we tell jshint to ignore those types of things project wide is probably better...I prefer not to add things to the source to make linters not complain that don't actually add value.


How is this more lax? This is just as restrictive, but now you're installing an older version.


Nice done, Ryan!

(Quick comment: @LostKobrakai: You could have used https://github.com/NicoKnoll/ProcessLogs before ;) )


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Is this the way to edit the file?


Did this change cause an issue or just a preference to render as capsule?


log message right after the `break`, then?

also, now that I look at it, why is this an ID comparison and not a SHA comparison?


Yes, the check on 118 is not needed, I will remove it.


Yikes .. can't believe I missed that. Good catch.


Ahh the ID comparison is definitely a bug. Good catch


And I'll add the log entry after the break


I agree in-code documentation could be improved here. Are you aware of what a bear is? It's a python class that processes code and gives back some results for the user to see. The BearCollector searches the filesystem for python files containing those Bears. The regex will match the filename.

If you want the tool to be scriptable you need to be flexible. Imagine you'd want to have a chunk of Bears matching `Python.*`. So you want a regex. For simple cases the user can also specify them by names.

See? No instances here. Just files. And in the end it extracts the class. This is kind of an information collection state in coala at which point obviously not all information is available. Thus we cannot instantiate the bear yet. This will be done later in the SectionExecutor.


> I'm missing the context here. Is there a way for me to reproduce this?

[JENKINS-25440](https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-25440) is the context. IIRC I merely tried to install the Jenkow plugins on 1.580.x.

> hopefully the log is making it obvious where the problem lies

It does not.


You've made my day.


Actually I needed
```scala
Resolver.url("thricejamie bintray", url("http://dl.bintray.com/thricejamie/sbt-plugins"))(Resolver.ivyStylePatterns)
```
to make it work. By default, resolvers assumes it's a Maven repo.


It's so easy to fix, just search for "2004-2014" and replace with "2004-2015"...


I opened an issue to consider using something like event.setPromise() or event.setChild() in place of loadResolve since that would be a bigger change.
https://github.com/ibm-js/dapp/issues/62


... gone in cookiecutter 1.0.0 ?


Again, thank you for your time. I will merge these PRs after the next kernel update (3.18.2-2) so that I can test them properly to ensure there is no breakage.


Does it make sense to change method Vec#at to Vec#atd to by consistent with Chunk#at method naming?


does not fix it for me


This commit broke something for me.

I now get:
```
Yannick@n56-169 ~/g/switch> bundle exec bin/switch baseimage                                                                                e4beadb?
zsh:1: bad pattern: ^[[0
```
(if I revert to previous commit things still work)


Yes, that is much nicer.  Thanks


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ok, I'm currently doing a rebase. I want nice commits.


Is it possible that `literal_eval` would work better here? It's at least supposed to be safer. https://docs.python.org/2/library/ast.html#ast.literal_eval


@robwalch - can you do a posthumous review of this?


Good idea on including it in QML Material. Regarding the + versus 9+, there's a width limitation based on the width of the indicator. I'll check to see if there is enough room for the two characters.


fixed.


it's a cookie path issue. I still have to check the security implications of sending around the rp_cookie. I'll keep you posted


fixed, thanks


probablly


saw approval from andrewjstone
at https://github.com/basho/riak_kv/commit/d77f65f88082462974d4f518002ed36cdc03df04


merging basho/riak_kv/bug/rdb/gh679-actor-epochs-re-rebase2.0 = d77f65f8 into borshop-integration-1070-bug/rdb/gh679-actor-epochs-re-rebase2.0


basho/riak_kv/bug/rdb/gh679-actor-epochs-re-rebase2.0 = d77f65f8 merged ok, testing candidate = 3e9557ea


Ah, right, I've eye-parsed the regex incorrectly.

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@rosslebeau  - Yes, I did.  I also tried doing it in `viewWillAppear:` and `viewDidAppear:`  not sure what is preventing it, perhaps something to do w/ the fact that the other views are added programmatically and this one is added in xib.


default is not needed, "build" is the first target and thus used a default, which I think is fine.


rajouter un \n pour que le contenu du slides.json soit lisible


this is oh so important

(im being salty because i hate scripts and think .py should be in gitignore)

((hint hint))


The line needs a position and two points so you can reposition the line without adjusting the vertices. :) What you're creating here is a line anchored at the upper left corner of the world, and moving its vertices to stretch and move it around in the scene.

Another example: a PolyLine created in TMX is anchored at its boundary box's upper-left corner in the world, and its points are relative to that position.


Close, but no cigar. Components are just for data. They do not hold other components. That is what entites are for.


This looks good, except for the speed part. That is already taken care of in the velocity component.


whoops ... map creation ends with:
utils/mkmap.sh: line 18: printf: 0xError:: invalid hex number
utils/mkmap.sh: line 20: 0xError: value too great for base (error token is "0xError")


Probably shouldn't be linked to our internal OneNote doc


Again, it should be that the Enemy component only acts on ones that have a position component. Put position component in the constructor.


Isn't it possible to just use "turn(b,t)"?


For the service code it is a series of several search and replaces (imports + variable declaration (with different names) + log calls).

The bigger problem relates with the dependencies on old libraries like the com.betfair.site.core:common that declares classes that use the CougarLogger, like the ServiceLogger and ServiceLoggerFactory. We can't just stop using it, as it provides other important utilities. So if we want to maintain them, we have to let them include their own old Cougar artifacts (and hope that they do not conflict with the current ones), or update them to the new Cougar version (meaning finding the code + the Jenkins job and release a new version of something that was probably frozen for the last 3 years - this is the case of the common library).


The links are correct in this case, since they are user-facing and not to be followed.

Looks nice! Let's make it


@stulees Fixed. Thx.


No, t isn't defined.


@dsyer This breaks s-c-consul preview.  Maybe the `ImportSelector` could use this as a default implementation if it doesn't find one.  Created issue #6


Awesome :+1:


Okay - so this is a test using github on a school computer...


I needed to create php file instead of simple html because when I call a web service from different domain, I always got an error, like the navigators don't allow cross domain call.
So to solve that, I had to call with ajax when I want to generate a joke via "joke_generator/generate_joke.php"
<?php
	$topic = $_GET['topic'];
	echo file_get_contents("http://127.0.0.1:8080/generate?topic=".$topic);
?>

And about the auto completion, we may fill the autocomplete items from "joke_generator/get_category.php" (by requesting to the web service) as well just create a list of items as already there.


I'll add that right now.


I think I need the outer promise because resolve is passed to _showView, and that calls resolve for the outer promise.
self._showView(p, subEvent, resolve);


Can you use `HttpHeaders.ACCEPT_LANGUAGE` here?


hah, and I was just about the PR with this


We decided against a script for this. Don't worry.

As for the existing scripts, they're useful. If you don't like them, don't
use them. It's only creating more work for yourself.


:+1:  thanks!


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I have not been able to figure this yet, it looks like it's not possible to use the debugger for injected scripts or popup with Firefox... Can you confirm? (so that I stop looking in vain for information about this).


Oh yeah, almost certainly it's when the `show...ViewController` methods are being called. This makes sense and keeps the activity indicator on top always. You sure you don't need to set it to hidden or anything? If so, this PR is good-to-go


This doesn't have to be an option on the front site.. as long as credit cards are accepted, then both online and offline can be entered through the admin screen.


Instead of prompting the user for another question, I think we can just turn this on by default.


What's the idea behind delaying setting a behavior? Will it simply buffer messages until the desired condition became true?


Indentation?


Good idea! I already tested that I don't get those _very_ weird errors with IronPython using it.

`ast` is new in 2.6 so we needed to do something like this:

```python
try:
    from ast import literal_eval
except ImportError:  # Python 2.5 compatibility
    literal_eval = lambda expr: eval(expr, {})
```

I'll try this once the currently running test run with Jython 2.7 beta 4 preview is ready. Don't want to touch the code base while it is running.


closes #1


Here all that's needed really is transaction ID.  The users aren't going to type in all of the fields.


PR would be better next time ;)


"If your documentation or demo pages have dependencies declared as devDependencies in `bower.json`, they will be included in your GitHub pages branch."


Again, this doesn't have to be stored in the database.


This is good.


Why are slots inside Symfony namespace (as opposed to Legacy) clearing legacy cache?


They don't need to be on github, the scripts.


How about this?


Im almost done i should have this remade and pushed to Github soon ;D


Tu as oublié un T sur Github l'ami !


@rosslebeau  - Yea, there's a flag, something like 'hidesWhenStopped` that I set in nib, so should be all good.


Yeah, that's not optimal. I noticed that after the call, and pushed another version.


Oh yeah, this also makes left click chiseling sequential. So that's a thing.


Pravi commit message: dela tudi sel. func. s pomočjo gostih zaporedij.


Also after changing line 2552 to "static void aas(int s, int t, BS &b)" ?


r+


calleffects(player, player, "AfterAttackFinished");
Yes


This kind of type conversion really needs a check. This PR is causing previously working code to crash on typed strings:

https://circleci.com/gh/docker/distribution/130


gradle/wrappe


why did this undo a bunch of my changes?


Thanks, I'll revert it for now.


Yes that is better.


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Reverted and tagged 0.6.4


Cheers. Let me know if you need anything to find a resolution.


\cc @crquan


Regardless of sass vs less I don't think bootstrap should be included in the repo by default anyway. It would be better imported through bower.


TEST COMMENTS


По аналогии посчитать переменные **_2x**. А можно еще какие-нибудь функции использовать или типа того..чтобы не ограничиваться лишь 2-мя размерами.

Ну или можно симметричные значения также считать:
```less
@player-pause_2x: @player-pause-x * 2;
@player-pause_2y: @player-pause-y * 2;

@player-pause_2x-x: @player-pause_2x;
@player-pause_2x-y: @player-pause_2y;
@player-pause_2x-offset-x: -@player-pause_2x;
@player-pause_2x-offset-y: -@player-pause_2y;
```


GOOD JOB


Move `scipy` to a locally-scoped import (inside the `normalize` def, or maybe just under `method == 'window-fast'`). Top-level imports can lead to slow execution for *any* inline function defined within the same module, because the imports will be re-executed for every partition / worker. In practice, the consequence for `numpy` is negligible, but for `scipy` it can cause a fair bit of slow down.


I thought about it initially. I preferred the separate annotation at the time ( a little less verbose, an argument that I use more often :smile: ). Guess its a matter of taste.


This commit have nothing. It is created atomically just because of formatting or end line differences.


missing "$" in the test makes it always false and magic is never being used! :-(


I see. I got really confused, because of "functions["AfterAttackFinished"] = **&aas**;"


Technically it is the equivalent of `dokku release && dokku deploy && dokku urls`. See here: https://github.com/progrium/dokku/blob/45f6266acb2739141c690ee634971007419f07eb/plugins/ps/commands#L4-L17

I have added back `deploy:all` with a note about deprecation.


Come on, so not worth it :laughing:


Thanks. Fixed: f1cb639c3439d2cca006ebc28f05bc694c6c4ed2


HAVE_MAGIC is never defined, in config.h I just found HAVE_MAGIC_H (by AC_CHECK_HEADERS())


Tried with mysql platform.

```
Severity: Warning
Message:  rtrim() expects parameter 1 to be string, object given
Filename: drivers/Session_database_driver.php
Line Number: 152
```


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_kv/builds/1809


Hi, Yes you are correct, I will do this name change also. I need to fix the formatting, I'm not sure why it looks like so much has changed when I only added one test and one small line of code. Could it be this autoCrlf = false setting? It's my first bash on here so I'm just finding out how it works.

Thanks


Good One


Sure. This pushes arriving messages to the cache until the slave is up and running and the default port is open.


we don't need this ifdef here, the code will always work, but if there was no libmagic then lms_mime_type_get_from_path() will do nothing.


https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add-ons/Add-on_Debugger for the popup. I'm not sure about content scripts.


WOW!


Tole zgoraj:
```R
data.frame(povprečje=povprecje)
```


bool/true/false needs to include stdbool.h


# LOOKS EXCELLENT Priya!
Well done!


darn


Looks Good!!! :+1 :sparkles: :100:  :rocket:


missing include magic.h


does this fix video playback


4558_hpwh_coil_removing_heat_from_tank (nmerket) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1587 of 1588 tests passed)

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looks good!


@nickysemenza this means that it no longer requires a specific Ruby version to use. It is now usable in any version with Ruby as long as it is compatible to Rails 4.2.0.


@AdamCarson Any reason this wouldn't be just a plain <%= yield %>?  That way we wouldn't have to wrap all of the main page content with  <% content_for :content_area %>


1) There are none.

2) Yes

3) Sounds like something that could avoid undue saving.


I renamed the object, since it's designed so that the client can connect to multiple services with multiple instances of the underlying class.

Eg. One should be able to pass, say "core" and "geospace" to it individual times and get ServiceProviders for each of them.


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No one used it, unfortunately.


Nit: this seems like a confusing use of shadowing here. Can we just rewrite the code below to reference `method_info.vis`, or else rename this variable to `method_visibility`?


seems like when figuring out who made a commit, github just looks at the email address


Here $result becomes a string, but the method ends with return $result->data;


Valid, albeit the class names used are following the TWBS names.


Because its in the style guide.


all of these lms_dlna_get_ ##_type_profile... are wrong and generating incorrect symbols.


#14 - tested for 0.2% errors


it needs to have src/lib/Makefile.am to use @LIBMAGIC@ (or use @MAGIC_LIBS@ as other libraries to be clear, then change configure.ac)


Thank you!!


good catch!


Awesome :) Thanks a lot :+1:


I was about to answer: why would we need to state "reverse" anyway, as we can guess from source/target types anyway if the "other" method is the reverse-mapping or not. But then I guess there may be people out there who call their mapping methods ```T map(S source)```, ```S map(T)```, ```T map(S, @MappingTarget T)```, ... We might get into trouble then. Or do we already?


It does not. It's what's set on stock, but doesn't actually fix it. I have yet to find anything to fix play movies. Unless you go the caf route.  Keep me updated if you find something please!


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Fix is fairly easy, but this formatter is getting out of hand in complexity. I need to clean it up.


shouldn't it be 1024 rather than 1000 ?


Why?


Все функции вынести в отдельный файл, если они не используют глобальных переменных


Done!


Contribuer *sur* GitHub


I think we want it to compare against 0x5F (or whatever the counter ends up being) so that we don't yield on the first uncontested lock.

I agree that this is probably a little faster than the compare against 100 version, but I thought that one made it more obvious what the intent was in code, this version will just need a slightly longer comment.


Confirming,


r=nikomatsakis


Pull our PRs! :smile:


Aun el proyecto no es ejecutable.. estoy analizando dos respaldos que consegui, combinandolo con los nuevos conocimientos, además de algunas adaptaciones para la nueva version de Django 1.7...


l think you could use 4 elseifs here.


I could do something like this:
```javascript
			var d = this.async(10000);
			return d.callback(testApp.showOrHideViews("dstoreMemoryAppHome1").then(function () {
				: : :
				d.resolve();
			}
```
That seems like a lot to add, so I will hold off on that for now.


You have an extra ')' in this comment, at line 15: "6.1)"


initial draft


Здесь индекс не используется в формуле. Поэтому итерация должна быть по значениям. что-то типа:

for i in zip(sumForTransProb,lenForTransProb):
+        listOfPercent0.append(round(float(i[0]/float(i[1])+0.15),2))


Why didn't you use `[0...SiteSetting.max_tags_per_topic]` instead?


Much better. Thanks!


Please move the addition of new packages to their own commit of the form `bump(<package>):<commit>`


You guys are doing an awesome job with this mod!

Would adding a short poison effect to the Jungle Knife make sense?


Да, и имена функций с маленькой буквы


Would an end user set this themselves?


82420068_GridViewMultiEdit (evanweaver) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2066 of 2188 tests passed)

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Also, should be `GSSProxy` (GSS is an initialism, style rules are for all initialisms to be capitalized).  If it was an internal var it would be `gssProxy`.  See `HTTPServer` and `httpServer`.


Имена аргументов не по стайлу


I based the fix on this code from Soledad: https://github.com/leapcode/soledad/blob/5f2781c807ba5c645895cf6c42321eb5bcfeef15/client/src/leap/soledad/client/crypto.py#L416
I dont know if sha256 is enough. Good point!


Nice to see it finally fixed, it's been part of N2C13 for just half a month ...


Part of #79


I did that and it was letting 6 tags through?


Agree! That's also easy to change. Thanks!


Слушай, пальцы обламываются имена полностью посать? Нифига не понятно что для чего.
Или комменты ставь, что есть что.
----
Кроме того, комменты к функциям тоже можно написать, многострочкой в начале тела функции.


Usually isEmpty( Obj.get(key) ) does the job.


```ruby
[1,2,3,4,5,6][0..5]
=> [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]
```


I used **3** dots ;)


Mind blown


This attribute (IIRC) has changed several times depending on OS version :(

I guess it's time to add it into the 'os-independent-puppet' hiera files. So as is, I will nack this commit, but gladly accept one with hiera data support including it.

Unless you disagree and have more information on this attribute.

LMK, thanks!


r+


**MUCH** better


Are you sure it's 30600 and not 30601 or something?
LMK, squash those two commits, and please submit :)


Lambdas are great, but not when you're just assigning them a name as if a regular function. :) They're meant to be anonymous.


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Thanks. Fixed now.


Don't want to be grumpy, but this is hard to upgrade to new version without any migration guide or documentation.

There is no more `settings/set` methods, but `route_setting` (is it right method?) has different behaviour.


Dang, that was fast! And, we get a proper schema form as well.


Thanks for squashing etc :) and for your patience with the PR...
Still learning :)


At this level, this is a place holder.  The FSAL block is processed twice, once at export time and the other at fsal init time.  No one looks at it here.  This makes it a little more clear.  ACK


@lchettia

Thank You


Yes Got it..


Looks good


From http://165.234.214.195/~kast/examples//CSCI452_Spring2015/Page10.pdf

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1676445/5764611/1aec7ea2-9cb9-11e4-8d52-ec8c6a66d641.png)


There's actually quite a bit of documentation in https://github.com/intridea/grape/blob/master/UPGRADING.md, but generally none of this stuff was an API, it was really Grape's internals that people started hacking on. I'd like to turn that into a documented API, and this refactoring was definitely a step towards that. A good example was getting rid of `@last_description`, hardly an API ;)


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housekeeping must be done fast or it turns boring :)

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That project is **really** outdated, especially since Elixir 1.0 is out :).


I think we can remove the #if 0 from here, it was for one of the compiler-rt symbols that have been added.


I changed it but seems I didn't push the change...


> Or do we already?

There are several checks in place to avoid that. If there are multiple candidates, you need to specify name.

> as we can guess from source/target types

Interesting thought.. But I'm not sure that we gain anything here. If you've got an update, reverse and update-reverse method, you have more candidates so you are more likely that you also need to specify `@InheritConfiguration#name`.


You could use the implicit conversion in this `req` too.


Possibly. It would have to be weaker than the poison saber


also here


it's included above.


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-32-opt/builds/3157
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-opt/builds/3150
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-nopt-t/builds/3152
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-opt/builds/3142
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-nopt-t/builds/3142
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-opt/builds/3145
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-nopt-t/builds/3138
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-x-android-t/builds/3132
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-opt/builds/2810
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-nopt-t/builds/2808
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-opt/builds/1646
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-nopt-t/builds/1639


fast-forwarding master to auto = 9ade482b


all right... thanks.


What do you think about
```javascript
ret(undefined, {
  message: e.message,
  stack: e.stack
});
```


[CodeMagica/RailsBestPractices] replace instance variable with local variable
reference: http://rails-bestpractices.com/posts/27-replace-instance-variable-with-local-variable


[CodeMagica/RailsBestPractices] simplify render in views
reference: http://rails-bestpractices.com/posts/61-simplify-render-in-views


this may be not necessary if you add | to the list of escapeable characters so with inline parsing of the table cell this will be done in normal text but not inside code blocks.
Not sure how implementation works now but if it is similar to what it was some time ago this should work,


Missed it, sorry.


What a nice catch! Thanks!


Maybe it would be better to use for trayicon qtplugin (appmenu-qt and dbusmenu)? For example like I did.


not the case, I don't what it to call the lms_dlna_*_profile() and compute the dlna on the plugin side when we have libmagic disabled, in that case the _db_ layer will keep doing what it does today.


let's use a code block (`{}`) here


Integrated in to Kate version 5, see commit http://commits.kde.org/kate/cfbd0048ecb3efa236a4a5cd00aaf703b7c1a6a4


I'm worried about structure since we can't count on it being there. The rejection could be due to the provider code explicitly rejecting the promise, or returning ```undefined``` (no stack recoverable).


I think this is going to be really confusing to debug.  DId you consider rejecting with a string like `msg.type + ' returned something other than a Promise'`?  Or maybe a JSON object with that error message and the return value?


what you actually do is redundant :)
arguments is already a global var.
and see your if else : if true then you set a bool to true

what we should do here is just add `and not arguments["--stream"]`


Uh ... yes, that was supposed to be ternary.
Thanks.

d0122559db3ca45523c7344c223bb28848fd3514


Oh, you're one of those, are you? :P

Will do and will repush.


Very cool - thx @svenmueller.

I would make it more bullet prove by adding `EXECUTOR_NUMBER` (see https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Building+a+software+project)

Even then there is still a problem, as we want to run tests in parallel on the same jenkins slot, so we actually need to include some identifier for each thread here too.

BTW: Didn't find anything about how many display you may have.


Breaks our build with gulp-replace


A construct that would get what both of us seem to want would be ++s->uncontested_locks & 0x5F == 0.


You could inject the ribbon enabled `RestTemplate` here and use a url of `http://PRODUCER`.


Nit: cuddle catch.


haha, let me know on a comment so I can review again, should we publish to NPM after it's merged?


what about using just constant value (probably with comment)? `1 // len(",")` . Since this string is very short I don;t see a big benefit in computing the length of the string instead of just putting its length


Consider making this volatile, which will make this whole thing thread-safe.


= "GeckoTelemetryWrapper";


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In my own code I did `e.message + ' ' + e.stack`.  I just think that the stack is very useful to humans in figuring out what went wrong.  I'm not arguing for it to be part of the API contract.


Ok, so we've at least got some API changes.


@cebe This is a fantastic idea. Thanks.


Probably.  Printing out a buffer in the log is not very kind - although
that was the behavior before I put in this fix.

I guess I have to bump version again, right?

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Might be worthwhile prefixing these with FENNEC_.


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yeah, but is the body still missing?

yeah version bump would be cool.


The Saber has a 15 second one, the Hunter Bow has a 3 second one. I was thinking to make it like the Hunter Bow.


saw approval from steveklabnik
at https://github.com/icorderi/rust/commit/ab24ffe21a742287ee12d5992d4c90e83abb374d


merging 50 batched pull requests into batch


merging 49 batched pull requests into batch


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Testing rollup candidate = 93be335

**Successful merges:**

- #19353 Add full Rust language grammar definition to docs (icorderi/docs/grammar = ab24ffe21a742287ee12d5992d4c90e83abb374d)
- #20463 [r+] Return passed value from black_box (amaranth/black_box_output = 9f5fc563d3d592d5e44ab71759ffa26d326b3daa)
- #20632 Replace usage of deriving with derive in docs (gchp/reference = 4b14f67df3c28cd1cd8ea5bf794a3e542c663d8d)
- #20892 Replace uint with u32 in trpl/guessing-game.md (CarVac/master = 9302dc5d9e13f716a21a5d9ebdcddc149a864b19)
- #20929 Ease parsing of an English sentence (laurilehmijoki/master = eabf2082856668c75ed6f7c229b24fb7755440bc)
- #20964 Fix attr syntax in recursion limit diagnostic (sfackler/recursion-syntax = 78b7e13bf02e59ad05a9d15725e3c36e9dcf7187)
- #20976 Remove unused import. (jbcrail/rm-unused-import = 415fc5f0f10b6180193ecd309b21ae80a1efa6a9)
- #20985 iOS: fixed install phase (vhbit/ios-install = 11737a3e1d5080c10f1ca366a12cf8fed7941d49)
- #20986 [r+] Doc fixes (alkor/doc-fixes = a3d87fa448de23d9d2faaf6f68803e5925653244)
- #20988 Purge references to Rust tasks from TRPL. (ciphergoth/task-to-thread = 8eba032f52a0b16b39a94267b4884f361e022c36)
- #21001 Remove usage and reference of feature(globs) from the book (camjackson/master = e1ff480e433697ae546e2cedebf659dc1b19572f)
- #21005 Update #[deriving] documentation. (huonw/deriving-docs = 933303413e4fe97dbfd7e7f0a6f26dfb077696e8)
- #21011 Small grammar fix in the book (steveklabnik/gh20993 = ba9e223c57de82fbdb4da1446de570e028477aec)
- #21013 Small fix in the book (steveklabnik/gh20914 = c403794310814d2d83e80f2f10308195505b48be)
- #21014 Clean up unary operators in the reference (steveklabnik/gh20876 = 285277dd804e8e380dde764a00c97a721b4ef976)
- #21015 Link to sections in the book's README.md (steveklabnik/gh20852 = be407180d726f0121ccce9a7439f14de1731435c)
- #21020 Improve example in the intro. (steveklabnik/gh20844 = e485d297ea6e882725c3d5b510183a3f8d816530)
- #21023 Clean up wording around uninitialized values. (steveklabnik/gh20840 = 95f9e309f7307ace9218307f943f29662e21a1e5)
- #21028 Remove PDF link on 404 page (steveklabnik/gh17368 = 425f449fdacb72f98a3e7c4326997b09b9b9a127)
- #21029 [r+] Improve the ownership guide a tad (steveklabnik/gh19924 = b704983ee925dff219ecc5b8e7dd2ba9fec64c1f)
- #21031 Improve clarity of paragraph in the pointer guide (steveklabnik/gh19067 = db7de969cfb50587475185e25bd09b7e73cafe83)
- #21036 Vec's IntoIter should be Send/Sync when Vec is (renato-zannon/into-iter-impls = d6e67e938bfce049432b3084787c055911b76f5c)
- #21038 Elaborate on destructuring let (steveklabnik/gh20471 = 2297b0cb0028965a2ef1d6a5de3d4c2dbe172825)
- #21040 Don't use 'synonym' with regards to newtypes (steveklabnik/gh20037 = 16a8c4d2382d72aa414d89192422187acd290270)
- #21041 Add explanation of main to rustdoc docs (steveklabnik/gh17554 = 462dd647163195bbe4736c933588af3907ac6a38)
- #21046 [r+] Windows building fixes (steveklabnik/gh16654 = 599232503a7959faafa21bc8b38ca98f4b28e536)
- #21054 Remove dead link from make tips (steveklabnik/gh17950 = 71884601f955c67b055fad8351074eae4f849769)
- #21059 Add note about TLS lookups in random() (steveklabnik/gh16072 = 6a7f0a99d8005187736c3c26c5cc2d538a42590f)
- #21066 add test for issue #20575 (japaric/issue-20575 = 323abc0eb0e99d445a38aa4fc0da93f5791ff492)
- #21071 make the book more mobile friendly (sfaxon/mobile-friendly-book = 9af8a646a964985fe42a91ea34672266c91ae295)
- #21075 Various changes to Rust Introduction (iKevinY/intro-changes = 31ac1fb93df9b9a2db332f055052dbfb779bdf91)
- #21103 [r+] Fix a typo and use if-let instead of match in std::result docs (nagisa/result-typo = 1217007c8335ec2b3097583ff3e0ad15a35af26e)
- #21105 Remove unneeded box import in examples (csouth3/kill-box-import = 07f723f19bdf1054d140fc713f72f04a2f1b4258)
- #21109 Provide example of generic inverse() (steveklabnik/gh17224 = ad0ce88c6cceec7a5cc3efc91b9447b05fd578a1)
- #21110 [r+] Updating email address for Rohit Joshi (rohitjoshi/patch-1 = 806c13589a319292849443d4b8ad44d2edc78cbf)
- #21120 [r+] Issue model lexer questionmark (fhahn/issue-model-lexer-questionmark = 6cfbcca41e259ddf93fb86a54e8d5f5bbcd3e6f1)
- #21124 [r+] Re-direct to the right place. (steveklabnik/fix_redirect = 40219249cf87585023e0d1b44de261dd56752142)
- #21126 Dlist examples (sleepynate/dlist-examples = fb556288737ececbc12b177b45a0717ff4dd5b66)
- #21133 Improve Rust Documentation & Reference on mobile (iKevinY/mobile-rustdoc = 5a16ceb291fd1b021efc342e3058c0f1ce534778)
- #21141 [r+] TRPL: Anti-example failing for the wrong reason. (tcard/master = 428da78de10310744a33b5e5b7d85e1a11e8e7ed)
- #21148 fix wrong link (bombless/patch-1 = bf899e997e8aa3bf806f7cf0cf2a5e714ff705cc)
- #21164 doc: fix links to servo (richo/doc/servo-link = 5e646755f4c5fc7ccdbb6b40d61010f2b1c25fe5)
- #21168 Doc tweak: explicitly state that vector contents are on the heap (aidanhs/aphs-doc-vec-heap = e6f7f23a6f0258a07bc6e20f6603743f7c334870)
- #21169 Make link to style guide direct in CONTRIBUTING.md (aidanhs/aphs-contributing-style-link = 9002fdbc500ec63ed183eee714e9ca27ef5c8995)
- #21172 Remove erroneous stability attribute. (brson/tuple = e5ad89d176004931d7ffbf87e7c23bc71fc7418a)
- #21185 Update of the the Rust Reference so that it mentions isize/usize instead of int/uint (ctrompette/reference-int = 4a5edb8b53a41ca70193ce37b55e04baa2031677)
- #21190 [r+] remove try_node_id_to_type in favor of node_id_to_type_opt (FlaPer87/remove_duplicated_func = f99d43ecc0d043350d38e44b86f33900a8391491)
- #21191 Disable -C lto optimizations on opt_level=0 (Zoxc/lto = 2c71adaaa21e5d9e4fe80625e41982ac83303df8)

**Failed merges:**

- #20991 Redo Segmented stack support for DragonFly (mneumann/llvm-dragonfly-take2 = 7e8453566ed15434e7bc19f52ee78ee6d67a4167)
- #20998 s/deriving/derives in Comments/Docs (estsauver/20984 = 7e472ef163f414411f56b0258928c518253966b3)


> There are several checks in place to avoid that. If there are multiple candidates, you need to specify name.

In my example, the name is always the same: "map". What happens there?


Actually if I don't provide a [action-if-found] for AC_CHECK_LIB() the macro will to all the rest.


Ohhhhh j'allais t'écrire ce a quoi j'étais arrivé, mais c'était aps fini :p

2015-01-15 15:31 GMT+01:00 Théo Zimmermann <notifications@github.com>:

> Comme le nom de ce commit l'indique, j'ai simplifié la preuve, simplifié
> l'énoncé du théorème de soundness et je ne me sers plus du tout du
> weakening.
> Donc la preuve de soundness est officiellement finie, dans une version
> courte et claire :D
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/stratSystemF/lambda/commit/64c8bbba670e1a3aa4189a442f2c7ba89b0af7c7#commitcomment-9297757>
> .
>


82420068_GridViewMultiEdit (evanweaver) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2174 of 2188 tests passed)

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Sorry for bothering you: return $result;
?


Эта хрень у тебя работает?! Так нельзя! Заменяешь на:

wordList = [i for i in wordList if len(i) >= 2]

Просто понимаешь... Удалять список, по которому ходишь - это как рубить сук на котором сидишь.


update_sqlite_coverage (mbadams5) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1582 of 1584 tests passed)

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Thanks,

I will look into and get back to you.

Adam

On Tue, Jan 13, 2015 at 1:06 AM, jessjpj <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> the scrolling is not showing the next month. Transaparency of date items
> are lost
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/perrypelletier/CKCalendar/commit/96b0e7e251183cbcab221ba29ff84aba7fa16ca6#commitcomment-9256119>
> .
>


On any OS with a properly implemented getaddrinfo() this change is a no-op.   Passing NULL for the hint is supposed to be the same as an addrinfo structure with all fields set to 0.   There is no need to set ai_family to AF_UNSPEC because that value is already 0.

I would prefer a more descriptive commit message that explains the symptoms that were experienced by Heimdal as a result of the glibc getaddrinfo() implementation issues.


>    nrole = nickrole

That sounds useless.


Nice Work, I knew you would improve on it :+1:


74009756ea938c2bde8147cb757d9a4835b78e6d

... no more coding for me today, I suppose.


@deadmau It would be great if you could do code review on this!


Hum en fait il fallait pas intro, il faiit faire l'induction au début, et
introduire après. Oui ça change tout! Bien vu. Du coup c'est la version du
début. (Sinon tu as trouvé où "specialize"?)

2015-01-15 20:33 GMT+01:00 Thomas Bourgeat <thomas.07fr@gmail.com>:

> Ohhhhh j'allais t'écrire ce a quoi j'étais arrivé, mais c'était aps fini :p
>
> 2015-01-15 15:31 GMT+01:00 Théo Zimmermann <notifications@github.com>:
>
>> Comme le nom de ce commit l'indique, j'ai simplifié la preuve, simplifié
>> l'énoncé du théorème de soundness et je ne me sers plus du tout du
>> weakening.
>> Donc la preuve de soundness est officiellement finie, dans une version
>> courte et claire :D
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> <https://github.com/stratSystemF/lambda/commit/64c8bbba670e1a3aa4189a442f2c7ba89b0af7c7#commitcomment-9297757>
>> .
>>
>
>


old runs are also removed.


The "unknown" value used here for both mimetype and checksum should be a constant. That would make it much easier if anyone needs to check for that value at some point.


Опять за свое... ты представляешь, какая сложность у этой фигни? Чем тебя phrase[1] не устроило вместо zipList.index(phrase)? Они разьве не одинаковые?


I like that. I'll file a bug and do it.


Ok, try the libpd branch `audiounit` branch: https://github.com/libpd/libpd/tree/audiounit

Latest commit: https://github.com/libpd/libpd/commit/acd4a1b4b6864c7d093980f0796e740e73188231

Subclass PdAudioUnit and in the .m:

    // static OSStatus MyRenderCallback(void *inRefCon,
                                  AudioUnitRenderActionFlags *ioActionFlags,
                                  const AudioTimeStamp *inTimeStamp,
                                  UInt32 inBusNumber,
                                  UInt32 inNumberFrames,
                                  AudioBufferList *ioData) {
        // do something with the samples, see AudioRenderCallback in PdAudioUnit.m
        return noErr;
    }

    // return method
    - (AURenderCallback)renderCallback {
		return MyRenderCallback;
    }


Osobne by som toto a veci podobnej dĺžky už urvala do vlastnej fcie, aby bola fcia `cron` malá a milá. Ale personal preference, I guess.


I added stuff and have gotten frustrated with this whole forking concept


Tak isto, urvala by som, ale asi len ja.


А, понял. Да, разные. Но тогда я совсем не понимаю, что за фигня...


The cursor that's returned here can contain some error data. It also will just return no results when queried. So right now its up to you to look at the status/errors in it if you want. Otherwise it will just act like its got no results.


Bon du coup tu me laisses faire completeness of kinding?
Ou tu veux faire et je m'occupe du typage?

2015-01-15 20:37 GMT+01:00 Thomas Bourgeat <thomas.07fr@gmail.com>:

> Hum en fait il fallait pas intro, il faiit faire l'induction au début, et
> introduire après. Oui ça change tout! Bien vu. Du coup c'est la version du
> début. (Sinon tu as trouvé où "specialize"?)
>
>
> 2015-01-15 20:33 GMT+01:00 Thomas Bourgeat <thomas.07fr@gmail.com>:
>
>> Ohhhhh j'allais t'écrire ce a quoi j'étais arrivé, mais c'était aps fini
>> :p
>>
>> 2015-01-15 15:31 GMT+01:00 Théo Zimmermann <notifications@github.com>:
>>
>>> Comme le nom de ce commit l'indique, j'ai simplifié la preuve, simplifié
>>> l'énoncé du théorème de soundness et je ne me sers plus du tout du
>>> weakening.
>>> Donc la preuve de soundness est officiellement finie, dans une version
>>> courte et claire :D
>>>
>>> —
>>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>>> <https://github.com/stratSystemF/lambda/commit/64c8bbba670e1a3aa4189a442f2c7ba89b0af7c7#commitcomment-9297757>
>>> .
>>>
>>
>>
>


@pepol "Collect the functions which have side effects together and document them clearly."


Added dropTarget and Dragging Classes


> In my example, the name is always the same: "map". What happens there?

Hmmm, silence..  The situation can occur now as well (although, less likely). It probably takes the first one. So to explain myself, with `@InheritConfiguration` we could have a regular method and (two) update methods with the same signature. Assuming we stick the annotation on the update method (it will not consider itself), that case I considered, and refer to the regular method. However, you can have two update methods with different signatures: `T map(S, @MappingTarget T)` `T map(@MappingTarget T, S)`. Note: the scope of `@InheritConfiguraiton` is *one* class.

For the `InheritReverseConfiguration` you could potentially have 3 candidates (2 update and one regular) method..

Need to check if we generate an error in these cases.


Не, тут что-то плохо совсем...


Added new classes when dragging Element


Would you rather executeChange just returned an int or something?


@pepol "assume input data is correct."


Hey -

I am trying to use your script, I changed the parameter for jira project id, login name and password. After the script has finished running it gives proper message, but I don't see the issues being imported on github when I goto my repository that I am trying to import. Any clue if that happened to you as well ?

ruby motherhubber.rb
Milestones:
 {}

Finished importing issues to 'sbadugu/sbadugu'!


src скарачэнне ад слова source


Are you sure .mo !


Nice


Thank you for posting this! I was having the same output error.


Have you seen that latest `pyramid_celery` 2.0 changes?  It works on Python 3.x, Pyramid 1.5, and has better support for celerybeat


@JedWatson are we deprecating the irc channel?


Why?


> Need to check if we generate an error in these cases.

Phew... we do generate an error: `"Given name \"%s\" matches several candidate methods: %s()."`


Have you seen the changes in the latest `pyramid_celery` 2.0?  It  should work much better for you


I wanted to originally, then I broke his API entirely. Some of this is just cleanup that his could use though. I'll send him a note and ask if he'd like any of it back... Really, there isn't a lot of his code left though :) Mostly the connection.executeChange/Query functions and the SqliteError code....


Ігральныя косткі як мне памятаецца dices


Have you seen the latest `pyramid_celery` 2.0?  It should work much better for you


Have you seen latest `pyramid_celery` 2.0?  It should work much better for you.


It is; nickrole doesn't change at all once set in del_player.


Have you seen latest `pyramid_celery` 2.0? It supports Python3 and works much better


http://www.sequencejs.com/themes/sliding-horizontal-parallax/

http://freakify.com/free-responsive-jquery-image-sliders/

http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menu/cssplay-swipe-me-too.html

http://www.stunicholls.com/index.html


Have you seen `pyramid_celery` 2.0?  I have a whole new way of configuring celerybeat that is much cleaner.


Great, thanks @sontek for the update! I'll check it out.


V pythone 3 funguje `%` (as opposed to `.format()`)? Sú mi veci...


I wish they just left out the example auth/registration functionality and just provide a basic installation screen with meaningful information, kind of like what [rails does](http://accidentaltechnologist.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/testapp_home.png).


Awesome :+1: - thanks for checking!


rax retry tests


This will be problematic for users already having an openerp-server.conf since editing odoo.conf will have no effect (odoo will still use openerp-server.conf)


Give this function a better name.


нашто вам тут `iostream`


Follow white space conventions: i = i + 1


consider upgrading to Rails 4


Толькі учора прыпаміналі, што з-за чорнай шаблоннай магіі не варта раскрываць прастору імён ў загаловачных файлах


r+ rollup


Put the `1000000` in a variable as a constant somewhere at the top if the file.


This code is covered w/ sauce!


Add newline to end of file.


Variable names...


Табуляция в 2 пробела, за 4 пробела отрезают голову и вешают на забор


Yes, it does, thanks.


Man.. you are fast :)


Save to openerp_serverrc if this file already exists, to odoorc otherwise


Файл заканчиваем одной пустой строкой


Possibly add these to gnatsd instead?


+1
yep, didn't also find any hint regarding number of displays...my guess is that you can have lots of them (like a handle to access the headless firefox) the nodes' memory is the limit ;)


Yep, seen it, great work! On my TODO to upgrade!


Add a blank line here for readability.


Also, latest commit exposes ASBDForSampleRate:.


do we really expect `undefined` as a result of calling `lastOrUndefined`? dotting of `undefined` will crash in runtime


Use the conventional `if __name__ == "__main__":` here.


4558_hpwh_coil_removing_heat_from_tank (nmerket) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1593 of 1594 tests passed)

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docs


The File name in the URL is not correct.


Shouldn't this be an error?


why do you need options here?


And this?


I think this is a much more sane default than what I had here before (just leaving it out), or failing entirely (the possible regression I mentioned in the commit message).


This project continues here: https://github.com/lavrton/KineticJS


From @AdamCarson in HipChat:  @Dana would you prefer not to use the content areas?

My Response:  If there's a good reason to label everything, then I'm open to it.  But usually the main content doesn't need a content_for wrapper.


wouldn't make more sense to use an enum instead?


Use "cannot" rather than "may not"


4558_hpwh_coil_removing_heat_from_tank (nmerket) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1593 of 1594 tests passed)

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use TryGet instead of a contains check and then getting the value.


Does it?


Think I left it out since we don't really have a pre-defined header color other than the one used by control/button row.  Which is the same, so there is no way of distinguishing between header row and script name row.  (buttons usually go at bottom of page, so we don't see this too often).

I've re-added with the hacky 'rowOdd' being used as the script name background color instead.  I'm open to other ideas.


use TryGet


Oh it's an error in the next commit


can format be empty?


and me from hipchat, since i'm bad at using the right tool: the main content area will still just use the yield without a content_for tag... only the header and the sidebar should need the content_for to be populated.


Next commit


This while loop didn't actually do anything (if the tag was the start stream tag, it would process the stream then break. If it wasn't, it would throw an error. If the nextTag was null, it wouldn't even be hit. Just a pattern that got left behind after earlier changes, I assume.


get the options here right before they are used.


I like the idea of using this function to instantiate new activities.  If we wanted to use this schema with a database, we could store the parameters (e.g. id,name,description,connection) as fields in a database and iterate through all of the rows in the database that have a CategoryID of Whatever, and then pull the id, name, description, and connection values for each row.   But it also means that if we don't want to deal with that we still have a relatively pain free way to create and edit activities.  I'm for it.


typo ```format```


Indeed, good catch. Merged.


4558_hpwh_coil_removing_heat_from_tank (nmerket) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.3.0.1866](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=4367&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 1 (1 new), passed: 358, ignored: 6 Build time: 00:10:41
### Failed tests
```
MonoGameTests.exe: MonoGame.Tests.Visual.VertexBufferTest.SetDataWithElementCountAndVertexStride(False,2,40,True,null): Test(s) failed. System.AccessViolationException : Attempted to read or write protected memory. This is often an indication that other memory is corrupt.
   at Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Graphics.VertexBuffer.PlatformGetData[T](Int32 offsetInBytes, T[] data, Int32 startIndex, Int32 elementCount, Int32 vertexStride)
   at MonoGame.Tests.Visual.VertexBufferTest.<>c__DisplayClass17.<SetDataWithElementCountAndVertexStride>b__15(Object sender, FrameInfoEventArgs e)

```