Well, technically both sides are supposed to be unique IDs, so really it should be a bimap - not representable in NBT of course. :P

About the TagCompounds, I'm guessing they wanted the freedom to change or exchange tags if need be later. I don't think it matters much for schematic files though.

About ID mappings:
Honestly, I'd think of the order of responsibility for ID sanity here. As a schematic format, you store block IDs directly, so you have to make sure it's represented by non-arbitrary values. Personally, in my own format I store and compress data by [packing it into bit blocks of the required size](https://github.com/Ivorforce/IvToolkit/blob/master/src/main/java/ivorius/ivtoolkit/math/IvBytePacker.java) - aka, if I have to store 6 blocks, I need 3 bits for each, so each 3 bits in the resulting byte array represents a block - but that's besides the point, I guess, lol.
Anyway, from there on, as a schematic file, you also store TEs and entities, so you have to make sure the IDs there are unique as well (which they are, since they store their own string IDs in the tags). However, the individual TE or Entity has to be expected to store itself independent from any surrounding data structure - i.e. make sure string IDs are used for any included items and blocks. As a sole observer of the data storage, you won't be able to make sense of the data anyway - what tags *are* item IDs? How would you even know?

Currently, this is not always the case, since, for example, ItemStacks in 1.7 store using the int IDs. Fortunately, this is not the case in 1.8 anymore - now they store with string IDs. I work around the issue in my own format by [injecting IDs where required](https://github.com/Ivorforce/IvToolkit/blob/master/src/main/java/ivorius/ivtoolkit/tools/IvWorldData.java#L244), which is an ugly but necessary hack. I can only hope I can drop the entire thing from 1.8 forward.

Anyway, to wrap up - you store blocks, TEs and entities directly, so you have to make sure the blocks', TEs' and entities' IDs are represented by the unique string identifiers that were chosen for them by the authors. For anything you don't *directly* store, an attempt to map it is futile anyway, so all we can do is press authors (and Mojang) to create sane NBT compounds.


Doesn't this have side effect during merge of states ?


Why this change? This makes sadly our unit tests fail. If it's necessary we can work around this by asking the guys from karma-jspm for help to setup a custom path override


Isn't this a removal of a testcase ?


Like before, I thought you wanted me to adapt for it since you mentioned on coala the other day about the "finished HTMLWriter" that was around. so yet again this was not clear.
Also the color printer is a stub right now, which means when I invoke the color printer I would then need to check which of my printers invoked it, (HTML, console, File ) and then put a switch statement to undertake the respective printing. This as a design is IMHO a little faulty, since a lot of switch statements in non-redundant (because different types of files need different syntax for printing) print code for color printer do not seem legit. I'd ideally want to have all my prints for my singleton class included in that class, so as to not make it difficult for future implementations.  (Right now we are just creating a web of dependencies of one class over the other, which from a design perspective is something I am not sure of)


You could write that a bit shorter:
`it 'uses the default layout', ->`


oh you're totally right! I hereby grant you permission to relicense it to AGPL.


sorry


I get your point, this seems legit, I was unclear about this part of the requirement, will fix this :)


Super travail Eric !


@3y3 Proposal as workaround.

Let me know if I can pr directly to node-inspector/node-inspector.


there it is, but I have some important thing to do yet: actually the
face-icons are not the link to the certificate itself, it should change the
info with the link to [ try it ] to open the cert link.

It would be easy with javascript, but Im worried with people who disable
it. Do you think I can use javascript to change teh info box or should I
render it completely for each cert from server side?

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Why do you pass both a `wrapper` and a `layoutName`? If you want to test that the wrapper takes precedence I would suggest a separate test (e.g. 'uses the wrapper even if a layoutName is specified as well'). But then again why would we want this as part of our specs? Is this behavior needed for backwards compatibility? If so add a comment that explains this as well.


:dash:


change to Colleen Ni


je pensais virer tout ca...
je croyais avoir mis ca dans le unused.md


how do I change this?


ack


Not a good idea to store an active account key in source code. Why not getting from environment?


-1 ;-)


Actually, the bug is at this line, the commas.

If you try this code in your `irb` or `pry`, you'll find out why.

```ruby
a = 1, b = 2, c = 3

print a
print b
print c
```

The output will be:

```ruby
[1, 2, 3]
2
3
```

Remove the commas will solve the bugs you encounter.

-cy


> Like before, I thought you wanted me to adapt for it since you mentioned on coala the other day about the "finished HTMLWriter" that was around. so yet again this was not clear.

Ok sorry for being not clear. The HTMLWriter was WIP code although basic functionality was there and it has to be adapted indeed to the new infrastructure and architecture.

> I would then need to check which of my printers invoked it, (HTML, console, File ) and then put a switch statement to undertake the respective printing.

I don't see why you would want/need to do that.

> I'd ideally want to have all my prints for my singleton class included in that class

Where does that singleton come from? Note that I dislike singletons because they are nothing but hidden global variables. We don't want to use singletons until someone convinces me that its the better solution.


I actually am really struggling to get what this commit is about...


This looks good to me.


@chriscool I would like to have an explicit notion of where we expose the mailing list activities: Taking this opaque mass of messages and turning it into something readable for outsiders (who are not subscribed to the list) is IMHO the crux of rev_news, and we should be explicit and clear about where in the news letter this is.

I would like to keep other material, like the Interview/Spotlight, distinct and separate. So I imagine an outline like this:

* Intro
* What happened on the mailing list (currently called "From the mailing list", formerly "Discussions")
* What happened outside the mailing list (currently called "Misc Git news")
  * Interview and other things go here

I'm open to renaming these sections to anything, I just think that "Discussions" does a very poor job of saying "These were the discussions that took place on the Git (core) development mailing list".


Because this is a desktop distro, not a web server?

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Many thanks........ i tried irb but i didn't notice that

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Why are we pointing to the 6.1 versions of the guide? Shouldn't we point to 6.3, or better yet, 6.4?


What the fucking fuck...sry...


No need to force the commit here as nothing is done after


formatter : function(value) { return value; }

not fond in v : 0.1.6


Thanks @olov! I'll take a look into it asap.


you are free to change that requirement, but maybe its good if we first agree on one :)


Your `:asm` and `;asm` are called `CODE` and `END-CODE` in the Forth standards.


We can give config directly on the Ipython notebook call... I'm not sure that is the better way but it simplify the process, all option will be in the same file(the service script) and we don't need to add this big config file to the repo.
Pierre given me this script who start a notebook on poppy : https://gist.github.com/pierre-rouanet/90b4069232c4643c6da9


Use argparse


In case of a sequence of statement, we report issue only on the first line.
This is already tested on line 246, where we previously had two issues, down to one.
But I agree this could be made more explicit.


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Definitely use argparse


Of course, In case of merge, we previously had NULL, NULL -> NULL, so we raised an issue in case of:
a=null;
if(a==null) {
  a.b(); // issue
}
a.b(); // second issue
Now merge becomes NOTNULL, NULL -> UNKNOWN, so the second issue is not raised.
Merge is tested on line 246, where we previously had two issues, down to one.


true, and me does not care too much about this inconsistency. the thing is that CMake does not seem to find the required files if the capitalization is different from what's specified for Find(). This could be OS dependent though: I'm using linux where the file system is case sensitive, but on MacOS or windows this is probably a non-issue...


Add @shaochangbin to review this widget related change.


imagination does not become great until human beings, given the strength and courage, use it to create


[That](https://docs.python.org/2/library/os.path.html#os.path.expanduser) should have been sufficient, any reason it wasn't?


@andyli can we close #3411 and #3402 issues now that we have tests for Sys.command and argument escaping? I'm sure there are some issues with specific targets, but it's better to report and fix them separately as I don't really understand what should I do for #3411 and #3402


No newline at the end of the file


It doesn't, and that's good (because case sensitivity matters).

I'd be happy to change this into some "standard" way of doing it.


`// Always return false for android runtime to block new window created.`


Check if it exists first


4f9a28618e3a86350c5fa83b09247577680a9402 adds an abstract VTKCell when spreadsheet is not loaded so that VTKCell ports still work. I don't know a better way to handle optional ports.


yeah looks good.. and hah I was right it was the coffeescript upgrade. Which was actually a good thing cause the whole scope thing (without this) was really incorrect.


`mkdir -p /home/sudouser/tests`


I have sent an update in the settings.jar for IntelliJ with the same imports structure.
Please let me know, or feel free to add an update with the settings.jar.

By the way, we have some statcis imports code and I have always I see them on the bottom not on the top, so probably we can have some commits with just those changes.


this probably needs to be done inside the `FindPETSc.cmake` module because as far as I can see, the issue of whether you can link to PETSc or not is unrelated to whether it is a dependency or not...


`s/tried/tries`


Add comment: Disable suppport of new window creation


The comment can be removed


Résout #2


Oh, I just realised. I put this snippet there because that's where I found similar options for MPI. I agree this should rather be done via prereqs.

Regarding my discussion on MPI in my previous comment, that was on the MPI-specific things inside FindPetsc.cmake.


except for the font, which i can't see where you committed that i think i merged all latest changes.


http://imgur.com/YUMlITw <- tested with "git-bash for windows" :/


Quick question: Why has `Shader::getNativeHandle()` been implemented twice?


I think tech unlocked may need its own requirement node (on my phone so can't check right now)  this might be why the core went wonky for you.

Also station science introduces a new docking port much earlier. This would not allow the core when that part unlocks


Sweet as!

Indeed, I've followed ipython notebook documentation to do it, but it seems really simpler that way (we don't need to create a ipython profile). I'll try that.

But does it mean that it doesn't need to be daemonize? Will the service launch as soon as I create an instance of poppy?

The goal of what I did was to play with python remotely even when there's no created instance (I have to say that's also a way of learning how all this stuff work).

Thanks for the feedback of my commits?


method_missing (arBmind) - i386-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-12: OK (335 of 335 tests passed)

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Please note that I was wrong suggesting to use `The raw password to encode` description. In the Symfony documentation we use "plain password" instead of "raw password", so the description should be `The plain password to encode`


Maybe updating the redundant fields like nBlockAlign and nAvgBytesPerSec could be moved to a separate function?


LGTM.


Doesn't use the mpv coding style (braces around code with multiline bodies or else branches).


It works fine now Phil. One more comment:

I have a GTX 980. It can encode upto 30-33 fps for 4K 60fps YUV Raw input file using nvenc_h265 avcodec with FFmpeg. First a side, It looked to me like lack of performance of card. However; after I split the video with crop filter into 2:

/opt/ffmpeghw/bin/ffmpeg -video_size 3840x2160 -framerate 50 -i /Projects/YUV/soccer.yuv -vcodec nvenc_h265 -an -filter:v "crop=in_w:in_h/2:0:0" -r 50 -g 50 -preset hp -f hevc top.hevc

/opt/ffmpeghw/bin/ffmpeg -video_size 3840x2160 -framerate 50 -i /Projects/YUV/soccer.yuv -vcodec nvenc_h265 -an -filter:v "crop=in_w:in_h/2:0:in_h/2" -r 50 -g 50 -preset hp -f hevc bottom.hevc

When I run them at the same time, both can be encoded with 50 fps. I tried to joing output files with padding but FFmpeg needs re-encoding and it makes no sense.

Do you have any comment or idea to use full performance of the card over a single ffmpeg nvenc_h265 instance ?

Additional note: GTX cards can suport up to 2 HEVC encoding at the same time (as limitation.).


Our first idea was to create a "webapp" with a simple button who call the Pierre script to launch the notebook. If we deamonize the notebook it's not worst, we can do a webapp with a simple clickable link...


Y'a pas besoin de ça c'est déjà dans la liste d'initialisation


Mismatching format specifiers. PRIu32 is for uint32_t, not unsigned (even if these types happen to be the same on most platforms). Use ``%u`` instead. Not sure about the PRIu16 ones.


Also, coding style again.


Hey @nemoDreamer are there any cases where this `raise_hell` will be false? Is that something that we anticipate would happen in the future or maybe you have in another feature branch? (i checked on master, and it looks like it is not being used). If we keep it, a docstring would be fab! And maybe it could be renamed to something slightly more descriptive, like `raise_hell_on_error` or `raise_exception` or something? Sorry if you think I am being too picky! :) The `_ensure_support` is a totally awesome piece of cleanup in the API. We need more of those! :) Thanks!!


Слияние лучше делать отдельным коммитом (или ты просто забыл закоммитить после слияния)?
А то смотреть на смесь двух коммитов тяжело.


>you also store TEs and entities, so you have to make sure the IDs there are unique as well

Not sure why you bring this up. They aren't auto-assigned and there's nothing to look for in the level.dat about them. As long as the ID is preserved, the mod that created them will be able to load them. Also, I don't care whether the TE ID matches the block ID in its position, because that will be guaranteed if the block IDs are translated correctly.

>what tags are item IDs? How would you even know?

Yeah, this is the main problem. I've looked at a few tile entities and all the ones I've seen use the ItemStack format, a compound with `id`, `Damage`, and `Count` tags. Even items in AE2 storage cells use this format, even having a Count tag even though they set it to 0 and ignore it, since they use their own 64-bit `Cnt`. ItemStacks seem to be the common case, they're easy to detect.

The other problem is detecting non-item block IDs inside NBT structures, since they almost certainly won't be in ItemStacks. It looks like you have special cases for detecting and remapping a few known block ID locations. I think this is something that will have to be handled by mod-specific plugins for MCEdit. At least Forge Microblocks already stores its block IDs as strings in the `savedMultipart` TE, so there's nothing to translate.

> I work around the issue in my own format by injecting IDs where required

I may not understand your code completely, but it looks to me like you're jumping through a few hoops to avoid writing the entire item ID and block ID mapping, since you're storing the item and block ID strings in the odd corners where you find the numeric IDs.

>I'm guessing they wanted the freedom to change or exchange tags if need be later

That's what I thought, too. I'll go with that, since I'll be able to amend it whenever Mojang gets around to storing their own ID mapping in the level.dat, whatever that looks like.


This change breaks the case where you hit tab to complete an argument from scratch i.e. without typing any prefix. The problem is that it erases the previous argument.


The slider works in two modes "range" and "single" - in the range case the _data is an array of two values and in the single case it is a single value.  What is happening here is that it is internally converting the single case to an array of two values


Holy shit, I just copy & paste and replace forget :/
I will fix, now!


Also, there are lots of places where we have code like this:

```
    def unfollow(self, user, entity):

        if not self.server_caps.version or self.server_caps.version < (5, 1, 22):
            raise ShotgunError("Follow support requires server version 5.2 or "\
                "higher, server is %s" % (self.server_caps.version,))
```

Would be really sweet if we could use `_ensure_support` for all of these guys too!


commit text should read:

[Core] Totems are immune to their own spell workaround fix  (c2624)

More info on old repos -> mangosArchives/Mangos-One-server-old@bd31a09


@Ramouch0
This isn't required, but is a nice addition because of how GS late-loads some CSS styles.
In some instances, Stylish will inject too early, causing the late-loaded CSS to override the Stylish CSS.
The only way to "fix" this would be to tag mostly everything as important, which obviously causes tons
of issues, especially with overlapping style states.


Should the log statements in this class be tested — I notice that the log statements in the watching class are tested via the `FileModificationWatcherThreadTest` class?


With the new iDynTree? : )


Please release this patch :)


setAllowedTypes for id_reader?


Read the comment above that this is the same test graphite uses. Any idea what graphite does if you give an invalid date in this format like `19000431`? If it just gives back a bad request response, I think that's fine.


This is fantastic! When will this be available? ;-)


Yes. Thats another test that needs adding once the release that we need to do ASAP is done.


Can we put a message that says "This action requires an X-Auth-Token header for authentication"


This does work if you save and change something again, if you navigate to a different page, if you change a different property, etc.


This may cause a latex error related to a problematic MikTex installation, see issue #31

```
[20]
(c:\Users\martijn\git\ampersand\AmpersandData\FormalAmpersand\tmp\Interfaces.gl
s [21]
! Undefined control sequence.
<argument> \letcs {\glo@name
                             }{glo@\glsdetoklabel {Act}@name}\expandafter \g...
l.5 ...etentrycounter[]{page}\glsnumberformat{4}}}
```


Можно прямо цвет узла изменить, добавив color = "...", fontcolor = "..." или только fontcolor = "...".
(color отвечает за цвет прямоугольника, fontcolor – за цвет текста).
Только тогда значение для node->colour надо брать совместимые с dot, или перекодировать свои в совместимые при печати.


@jdnguyen11 -- It's worth putting in some save commands here so we actually preseve the data for offline use!  This uses the `write` method on tables objects.  We will write them to fits binary tables which is what the data are originally stored in.

```
t_int.write('nh3_properties.fits',format='fits')
```


Here you use your inmedia repo (this is for the test write?). I think is the better way. Your installation could be used in another system and should be independant!
You could keep your inmedia repo with all needed files and a setup.sh. With this we don't need to have this file in this repo.
We will only add a line in the installer script who download and execute your setup.sh in your repo...


Maybe add a message for "The X-Auth-Token header cannot be null or white space."


The LICENSE is in docs/ too, do you want to move it instead of adding a new file?


Rename method to `_drag_auto_scroll` to be the same as other DND methods.


Do not prefix reader method names with `get_`.


Unnecessary spacing detected.


Line is too long. [108/100]


Space missing inside {.<br>Space missing inside }.


Use `described_class` instead of `Trello::ProjectStartChecker`


What if you use more specific selector ?
```
div.class{ /**/}
```
instead of
```
.class{/**/}
```

MutationObserver is a bit too much just for that.


this prevents gccgo from compiling the source,
see #10258


you should merge this with the previous commit!


@jdnguyen11 -- Will using `None` instead of 666 work?  It's just a placeholder value but numeric placeholder values are hard to filter out afterwards.  If not, you should use a `np.nan`.


"The given X-Auth-Token is not valid. Log in or register to generate a new one."


Are we missing the logic for expiration date?


You mean to put everything from the sharded list into the multiset, and then iterate the multiset to dump? Since TrackedOp is unique in all the sharded list, I think using a set is ok instead of a multiset. And need to define a compare function for the set/multiset.


Even if you could do that in **some** cases, there are many instances where you can't use more specific selectors.
And MutationObserver is a really lightweight system, as opposed to DOM mutation events.


This line should be directly added in the main installer script this will be transparent for the user.


I think these errors should be fatal and instead of calling `pthread_exit()` it should call the terminate function.


Ct une idée, on peut trouver autre chose (dans un style/thème différent), mais j'aime bien l'idée de rebondir sur la punchline (ccl) du talklet. Je vais essayer de trouver qqlchose de moins "border line" ;) !


Should we give a message to indicate when it is expired vs. completely invalid?


s/return a parsed Prefix/returns a new Prefix/


that test doesn't work quite as before, it used to get an error from the service verticle because the config is empty, but it doesn't return an error with the service: string.
have to take a look this evening


I'm not keen on adding this API, especially panicking stuff. Please drop.


Fixed.


Please drop unnecessary blank line.


`#else // SFML_OPENGL_ES`


Fixed.

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shouldn't `UNENCRYPTED_PASSPHRASE` also be checked then?
It's not that unlikely that  `UNENCRYPTED_PASSPHRASE`  is used as password


Sure, will do.


Namespace pollution :) Should be OwrGst, not GstOwr


Thanks, Lucretiel. One of my colleagues tracked down the [original commit](https://github.com/github/gitignore/commit/9f80691efd0ec84e6e6303b44e06de39e9e9eb85) where there is a bit more explanation.


sababa and such.


Этого файла здесь (в коммите) чтобы больше не было!


I believe that the implementation of the abstract method baseUrl does not need the override keyword here. Is it worth removing it for brevities sake?


The name ffs


Change text to Love GitHub


You might find it easier to import from the CSV linked to from the top of this page:

https://yournextmp.com/help/api


Sorry, my bad.


:+1: on the code change, politics about switching the JDK aside.


@diaoul are you interested in adding legendasTV to subliminal?
I can be responsible to maintain the fixes with this providers
I'm now one of the admins of SickRage. We are upgrading subliminal code (develop branch)
please let me know

This code scrapper the provider, and search for all possible subtitles, if there's more than 1 possible, it adds to download_queue. then extract the zip, check all subtitles files, if nothing matches, download the other possible subtitle. If finds 100% of the subtitles (if they are available).


JSON is a defined type. May be "{}".parseable_json?


8.3-Release-WrapUp (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1674 of 1676 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.88%25-yellow.svg)


Take a look at the complete pull request. I already fixed this in a refactor :)


It does, but I missed that case. I've checked against graphite and added a test. Thanks!


8.3-Release-WrapUp (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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good homie


Shouldn't DNF do this on its own?


8.3-Release-WrapUp (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1668 of 1670 tests passed)

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# Lightweight processes

Signum.Web now has the hability to execute an operation (Execute/Delete/ConstructFrom) for multiple items without creating a process.

The operations are executed using a trivial for-each in memory, so the first exception will stop the whole.

Feedback needed!

Enjoy :)


I'm not a big fan of that "fix". The issue is related to Stylish or the custom Theme, not GS or GSX.

I think the author of the theme should fix it instead. Because without GSX it will be broken anyway.


make
shellcheck bin/app-conf
shellcheck bin/app-disable
shellcheck bin/app-enable
shellcheck bin/app-exec
shellcheck bin/app-foreach-app
shellcheck bin/app-init
shellcheck bin/app-ls-apps
shellcheck bin/app-ls-versions

In bin/app-ls-versions line 29:
  for v in $@; do
           ^-- SC2068: Double quote array expansions, otherwise they're like $* and break on spaces.

In bin/app-ls-versions line 42:
  for v in $@; do
           ^-- SC2068: Double quote array expansions, otherwise they're like $* and break on spaces.

make: *** [out/bin/app-ls-versions.check] Error 1


Closed Visual Studio Online Task [vso#4345](https://azurecom.visualstudio.com/DefaultCollection/ACOM/_workitems#_a=edit&id=4345): 'This is a test usersnap task submission'

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error


Dont remove functions from their comment block.


Why do you need to call Xenctrl.with_intf here? You're not using xc in the body of the function.


That is a nice edition!


why not directly modify `CUSTOM_DICTIONARY_FILE`


Actually, it's not related to the author of the theme, it's related to the author of stylish not accommodating for late-loaded styles, and like I said before, style issues occur in instances where your browser doesn't inject stylish fast enough.
It's also related to GS because it does make use of late-loading style techniques, breaking custom community-provided styles.

If you want to remove it however, I won't object.


I've looked at example code from eventmachine that deals with backward compatibility. Do you think it's worth dealing with that?


# New UI for contextual process execution

Now that we have [lightweight processes](https://github.com/signumsoftware/framework/commit/5a52a2b1671a4d008a71eb5f8fe82b4456cad2ef) in Signum.Web, creating a heavyweight process is accessible using the cog icon in the left.

Enjoy!


I think this new property deserves two things:
  1) name change -- what about ``sep_added``?
  2) a comment why something that seems more or less unrelated really is the right return value


> Regarding my discussion on MPI in my previous comment, that was on the MPI-specific things inside FindPetsc.cmake.

sure. My point rather was the following: If the user wants to use PETSc but does not specify compatible MPI options, she's on her own. (but the build system should notice and warn about it...)


:+1: this is one of those cases where ObjectController was never really needed anyway.


Mano, que burro. É spritesheet. Tava trabalhando com planilhas esses tempos e foi automático spreadsheet! HUASHUSAHUAU


Generally ``self.payload.environmentAddons[self.environment][1]`` and ``self.payload.environmentAddons[self.environment][0]`` are very cryptic, but improving that is a matter for a follow-up patch, I think. We could at least use some constants as symbolic names for 0 and 1 here.


One might have a shortcut for those two if-clauses there so they only work on C++ code


Thanks Ryan!


https://github.com/eLBati/l10n-italy/blob/438c67d913c8fc2e3980dfb2e1c84417fef1954e/l10n_it_fatturapa_out/wizard/wizard_export_fatturapa.py#L600
qui andrebbe fatto uguale


We probably should make this a standard across the tree - I know there's a specific reason for adding it here but we've discussed this a few times & haven't reached a clear consensus (iirc there's an issue around somewhere about it).


can you just extract `gon.abilities` to `getAbilities()` function?


1. float를 참조자로 넘길 필요가 없는데, 생각없이 코딩했습니다.
2. 생각해보니 static 변수를 동적할당하는 것은 이상하네요. 수정하겠습니다.
3. openGL 콜백 함수가 전역 함수, staic 함수를 인자로 전달하다보니깐 거의 모두 static으로 선언해버리게 되었습니다. 이 문제를 해결하기 위해서 조사를 좀 해봤는데 아직 해결책을 찾지 못했습니다.
4. vector 같은 멤버 변수를 그냥 리턴하면 복사 비용이 발생하고, 참조 방식으로 리턴하면 복사 생성 비용은 줄일 수 있을 것 같아서 const 참조 형태로 리턴했는데 이 방식도 안 좋은 것 같습니다. 이런 문제는 자주 접하는데, 이를 어떻게 해결해야 할지 잘 모르겠습니다.
5. 리소스와 헤더 파일 관리가 좀 소홀했습니다.


please follow the usual multi-line list style for sos:

```
    miq_conf_files = [
        'first string',
        'second string'
    ]
```


This commit adds a command line argument (-j or --json). It allows users to output the results of Subbrute to a JSON object. JSON objects produced by the -j / --json argument will look like the following:

Command: `./subbrute.py google.com -j test.json`
Output: `[{"hostname": "google.com"}, {"hostname": "www.google.com"}]`

Due to the way Subbrute writes results concurrently as it finds them, I was unable to come up with a good solution to append perfectly formatted JSON objects to a file in real time without causing a lot of memory usage (I/O intensive).

What I did instead was, write out JSON objects in the file, in real time, except with a few minor formatting faults (missing "[" and "]" (array) wrapping) and could not remove the trailing comma. These minor formatting faults are completely solved *after* Subbrute finishes running. If you can come up with a better solution, that'd be awesome, but this is the best I've got atm...

It also supports the `-a` command, output would look like:

`[{"hostname": "google.com", "ipv4": "216.58.210.14"},{"hostname": "www.google.com", "ipv4": "173.194.112.80,173.194.112.81,173.194.112.84,173.194.112.82,173.194.112.83"}]`

As a small sample of how one could access these JSON objects:

```
import json
json_file = open("subdomains.json", "r")
json_data = json.loads(json_file)
for i in json_data:
    print i['hostname']
```
This would return:
```
google.com
www.google.com
..etc
```


ditto


Isn't if (detectFallThroughComments && fallThroughComment)  equivalent to if(fallThroughComment) here?


please use decorators explicitly - something like this

```ruby
expose(:users) { AvailableUserDecorator.decorate_collection(AvailableUsers.new.all) }
```


What produces 'top_output.log'?

This seems an odd thing for the manageiq plugin to collect.


let's just clean this as hound says


afaik this plugin update is unrelated to JDK7 requirement, is it ?


Same here; vmstat output is more general than just manageiq - what is generating these?


I'm not sure if we should switch over to classes all the way or keep using [data-isadminui="true"]. What do you think @Coenego?


so much code removed! :blue_heart:


As far as I am concerned, you may do it however you prefer. But you need to do it thoroughly because CMake bails out if you don't. (on my machine at least...)


This is needed, isn't it?


@ndeloof yep but while I'm at it ;-)


Good idea bro


If I don't use it html will be updated by default layout, but yeah, test is not about html, so I'll fix it


[Java 7 will stop being updated in about a month](https://www.java.com/en/download/faq/java_7.xml), so I'd recommend upgrading to Java 8. The [Elasticsearch docs say that Java 8 update 20 or later](http://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/setup.html#jvm-version) is OK.


I would prefer not to have methods like `where` here.

how about just doing `users_repository.developers`?


Hi,
Thank you very much for the patch! I succeeded building mahout on my machine.

But I try some example and it didn't work. Can anybody help me checking these:
- k-Means Clustering: # mahout org.apache.mahout.clustering.syntheticcontrol.kmeans.Job
- Canopy Clustering : # mahout org.apache.mahout.clustering.syntheticcontrol.canopy.Job
- Fuzzy k-Means Clustering: # mahout org.apache.mahout.clustering.syntheticcontrol.fuzzykmeans.Job

The console told that the path to "cluster" doesn't exist. Even though it was always there. I could not find any help from other sources.

    15/03/26 12:15:07 INFO mapreduce.Job: Task Id : attempt_1426848955524_0062_m_000000_2, Status : FAILED
    Error: java.lang.IllegalStateException: output/clusters-0
            at org.apache.mahout.common.iterator.sequencefile.SequenceFileDirValueIterable.iterator(SequenceFileDirValueIterable.java:78)
            at org.apache.mahout.clustering.classify.ClusterClassifier.readFromSeqFiles(ClusterClassifier.java:208)
            at org.apache.mahout.clustering.iterator.CIMapper.setup(CIMapper.java:44)
            at org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.Mapper.run(Mapper.java:142)
            at org.apache.hadoop.mapred.MapTask.runNewMapper(MapTask.java:784)
            at org.apache.hadoop.mapred.MapTask.run(MapTask.java:341)
           at org.apache.hadoop.mapred.YarnChild$2.run(YarnChild.java:163)
           at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
           at javax.security.auth.Subject.doAs(Subject.java:415)
           at org.apache.hadoop.security.UserGroupInformation.doAs(UserGroupInformation.java:1628)
           at org.apache.hadoop.mapred.YarnChild.main(YarnChild.java:158)
    Caused by: java.io.FileNotFoundException: File output/clusters-0 does not exist
            at org.apache.hadoop.fs.RawLocalFileSystem.listStatus(RawLocalFileSystem.java:376)
            at org.apache.hadoop.fs.FileSystem.listStatus(FileSystem.java:1485)
            at org.apache.hadoop.fs.FileSystem.listStatus(FileSystem.java:1525)
            at org.apache.hadoop.fs.ChecksumFileSystem.listStatus(ChecksumFileSystem.java:570)
            at org.apache.hadoop.fs.FileSystem.listStatus(FileSystem.java:1485)
            at org.apache.hadoop.fs.FileSystem.listStatus(FileSystem.java:1525)
            at org.apache.mahout.common.iterator.sequencefile.SequenceFileDirValueIterator.<init>(SequenceFileDirValueIterator.java:70)
            at org.apache.mahout.common.iterator.sequencefile.SequenceFileDirValueIterable.iterator(SequenceFileDirValueIterable.java:76)
            ... 10 more

    15/03/26 12:15:16 INFO mapreduce.Job:  map 100% reduce 0%
    15/03/26 12:15:17 INFO mapreduce.Job:  map 100% reduce 100%
    15/03/26 12:15:17 INFO mapreduce.Job: Job job_1426848955524_0062 failed with state FAILED due to: Task failed task_1426848955524_0062_m_000000
    Job failed as tasks failed. failedMaps:1 failedReduces:0

    15/03/26 12:15:17 INFO mapreduce.Job: Counters: 9
            Job Counters
                    Failed map tasks=4
                    Launched map tasks=4
                    Other local map tasks=3
                    Rack-local map tasks=1
                    Total time spent by all maps in occupied slots (ms)=23087
                    Total time spent by all reduces in occupied slots (ms)=0
                    Total time spent by all map tasks (ms)=23087
                    Total vcore-seconds taken by all map tasks=23087
                    Total megabyte-seconds taken by all map tasks=23641088
    Exception in thread "main" java.lang.InterruptedException: Cluster Iteration 1 failed processing output/clusters-1
            at org.apache.mahout.clustering.iterator.ClusterIterator.iterateMR(ClusterIterator.java:183)
            at org.apache.mahout.clustering.kmeans.KMeansDriver.buildClusters(KMeansDriver.java:224)
            at org.apache.mahout.clustering.kmeans.KMeansDriver.run(KMeansDriver.java:147)
            at org.apache.mahout.clustering.syntheticcontrol.kmeans.Job.run(Job.java:135)
            at org.apache.mahout.clustering.syntheticcontrol.kmeans.Job.main(Job.java:60)
            at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
            at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:57)
            at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:43)
            at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:606)
            at org.apache.hadoop.util.ProgramDriver$ProgramDescription.invoke(ProgramDriver.java:71)
            at org.apache.hadoop.util.ProgramDriver.run(ProgramDriver.java:144)
            at org.apache.hadoop.util.ProgramDriver.driver(ProgramDriver.java:152)
            at org.apache.mahout.driver.MahoutDriver.main(MahoutDriver.java:195)
            at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
            at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:57)
            at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:43)
            at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:606)
            at org.apache.hadoop.util.RunJar.run(RunJar.java:221)
            at org.apache.hadoop.util.RunJar.main(RunJar.java:136)

Thank a lot if anybody can help.


hmm.. we can also do `expose_decorated(:users, decorator: AvailableUserDecorator) do`


@rullzer It'd be nice if this were multiaccount-safe; it'd be as easy as doing the check on shareFolder->accountState() below.


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I would just make it part of jsnums/runtime, as num-round...

If we reorganize things so that there's a "math" library, maybe it will go in there.  But I think just a num- prefix is the right thing here, unless we have a lot more of these library kinds of functions.  Especially in this case, if someone is implementing rounding in a tight loop, it will be good to have it implemented in pure JS.


Lol. sick changes


Default layout was added because I miss it in previous commit and specs allows me to find it. So it was something like bug fix:)


FWIW the reason I added this was the instructions in the guide: https://github.com/sosreport/sos/wiki/How-to-Write-a-Plugin#things-to-remember


Why the bottle removal?


I think this might be a mistake isn't it meant to go into DUCK_STATE_SWIM?


I guess it's safe to assume Python > v2.4...


@sdroege - why the `--enable-static`?


please pass the decorator class you use, it's easier to search for things, replace them, etc.


WTF!


do we still want notes? cc @agnieszka-amborska


oh look, commit comments don't do markdown.


I would leave `call` without a bang here:)


See https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/pull/38063, the version detected is incorrect. As result, bottlea in Bintray have incorrect file name.

Sorry for any trouble.


The global file name is without the leading dot.


GOGO GUCK urself


nice extraction, just assume we use `call` not `call!`


but it could be put in the `chat-plugins` dir, and not commited.


r+


While changing the icons, I refactored a part of the code that is responsible for updating of the selected task's buttons and menu_items in order to make the code more readable and simpler to handle in the future.

This refactored form delivers the same functionality.


Reading the issue #261 description, it doesn't say explicitly that the event notification verifications should be added inside the existing test.
The unit test best practice is to aim at having one assertion per test, I would put this assertion in its own test.


@srowen Does it make sense to have some unit testing for the fast bucket function or at least a simple scala doc.

Are the parameters the min and max value of the series and the number of buckets (count)?


Right - since you have UTF chars in there it's required for this file & thanks for following the wiki guide - I just think it would be simpler to require this for all files rather than have people use judgment over whether or not it's needed.

Issue #171 is still open and I think we could just make this a blanket policy (at least for all *plugin* files), simplify the guidelines & close out a long standing issue.


ah, now I get it. first dict path is used for global one and second one is for custom dict path...what about using different variable to make it more obvious?


Ah cool, thanks. No trouble, was just curious as to what had happened.


@bors: retry
* #5207


CloudForms appliances have a service called "miqtop", enabled by default, that starts a 'top' and a 'vmstat' that generate these logs. As they are there (in the manageiq log dir) it's probably worth collecting them from the plugin...


This would also deserve a separate test


Build compiled fine, running it now.


Ne mi tega brisat


~~~~
[root@dhcp178 ~]# grep output.log /bin/miqtop.sh
  echo "miqtop: start: date time is-> $(date) $(date +%z)" >> $LOG_DIR/top_output.log
  COLUMNS=512 top -b -d 60 -n 9999999 >> $LOG_DIR/top_output.log &
  echo "miqtop: start: date time is-> $(date) $(date +%z)" >> $LOG_DIR/vmstat_output.log
  vmstat -a -n 60 >> $LOG_DIR/vmstat_output.log &
echo \"miqtop: timesync: date time is-> \$(date) \$(date +%z)\" >> /var/www/miq/vmdb/log/top_output.log
echo \"miqtop: timesync: date time is-> \$(date) \$(date +%z)\" >> /var/www/miq/vmdb/log/vmstat_output.log
      echo "miqtop: stop: date time is-> $(date) $(date +%z)" >> $LOG_DIR/${p}_output.log
[root@dhcp178 ~]# rpm -qf /bin/miqtop.sh
cfme-5.2.3.2-1.el6cf.x86_64
~~~~


8.3-Release-WrapUp (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (657 of 658 tests passed)

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saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/frewsxcv/servo/commit/14a98717929598125bb8662ede96d997e7552052


merging frewsxcv/servo/xhr-docs = 14a98717 into auto


frewsxcv/servo/xhr-docs = 14a98717 merged ok, testing candidate = 699ace84


The fact that there is a repetition here of the above verifications seems to reinforce the need of separate tests


`<meta>` and `<link>` elements don’t have `textContent`. Did you mean `.attr('content')` and `.attr('href')`, respectively?


Nie, nie potrzebujemy. Będzie w Trello.

Pozdrawiam/Best wishes,

Agnieszka Amborska
Project Manager Leader
Netguru Sp. z o.o.
@netguru <https://twitter.com/netguru>

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>
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`* BETTER Introduces ...`


The commit message is great. But I can imagine if someone later looks at the code, they'll not look in the commit messages. Would it be good to document some of this in the module header for `PlanIndex`?


Le switch case pourrait aller dans la classe CartItem dans une fonction GetTicketType() { switch(this.ProductId) ... }.
Et rendu là tu peux même faire du LINQ, genre:
cartItems = cart.GetCartItems()
tickets = cartItems.Select(x=> x.GetTicketType()).Where(x=> x != null).Select(x=> new Ticket { ... })
dbContext.Tickets.AddRange(tickets)


r+


You might be interested in the [GDBWIRE Project](https://github.com/brasko/gdbwire) which is an attempt at creating an API to communicate with gdb using the MI interface.


I remove whitespace. I do not touch the functions but I will make cleaning so you do not have a discord.


Yes, it is, but IMO we'd better keep this code to make it harder to break.


8.3-Release-WrapUp (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1675 of 1676 tests passed)

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Par convention, les méthodes async ne devrait-elles pas se terminer par Async, soit: GetCartItemsAsync() ?


Shouldn't this be `self.lmm_steps`?


I saw that config, but I had no idea how it got there :)


Well the commit message documents in detail why it was wrong.. `PlanIndex` now says:

```
-- | These graph traversal functions mirror the ones in Cabal, but work with
-- the more complete (and fine-grained) set of dependencies provided by
-- PackageFixedDeps rather than only the library dependencies provided by
-- PackageInstalled.
```

I can put some of the commit message in there too if you think it's beneficial, but note that with the changes we _cannot_ call the graph traversal functions from Cabal anymore (as they insist on the `PackageInstalled` type class, which we intentially don't implement for `ConfiguredPackage` and co).


yeap... BUT hypothetically it should work from the submodule (i.e. local), and it might in the future whenever intermediate key/ directory gets removed and cloning from those would get supported.  tempdir/path length is yet another straw indeed though


> Not sure why you bring this up.

I'm talking conceptuality. Like mentioned, the tags store the IDs themselves, but I wanted to get the point across.

>  ItemStacks seem to be the common case, they're easy to detect.

It is not the job of the data structure (.schematic) to validate the ID sanity of its sub-data structures (TEs and Entities). Like I said, since you can't cover all cases, by design they have to cover for themselves, which they do - from 1.8 forward.

> to avoid writing the entire item ID and block ID mapping

No, I'm working around the issue that in 1.7, data structures were still bound to the world save. Essentially I'm fixing other people's errors with this, which is never a good thing, but again, I can likely drop the code (besides legacy support) going forward. A full mapping was never planned, and for that matter would be bad design.

> I'll go with that

The reasons FML do it are unrelated and irrelevant to schematics. I don't want to go into detail, but string IDs are safe. Honestly, if they change the format you will need to figure a new solution out anyway, so why waste space and effort now to make them NBTTagCompounds rather than simple NBTTagInts...?


8.3-Release-WrapUp (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1675 of 1676 tests passed)

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////////////////////////////////////////
// void SetupSpells();
// this is the comment block
///////////////////////////////////////
void SetupSpells();


Now when I am working on it I am having issues.
`after_create` works great when we want to notify after user follow but consider the case where comment is created on project. We need to notify user who are the followers of the project. Comment model has no association with project (keep in mind that we are not using `commentable` but we have our own workaround), so for model to know about followers we would need to use `request`. (violates MVC structure).
Next consider where you want to notify after someone commented on a commit. Commits don't have a model! We would have same problem when we want to deliver notification on other other things which don't have model.

Sorry, I should have raised it when we are having discussing about this :P


安安


Ah, I understand - somehow it slipped my mind that you were targeting C++11 (faceplam)


Thanks for the update. Some more comments. Mainly nits.


You don't need these declarations any longer.


If you do not feel strongly about it, could you move this definition up with `vaddr`.


Thanks for taking care of this. You do not need to OR the SCR with the NS or RW bit. The RW bit will in any case indicate the state of the next lower exception irrespective of whether it is being used or not e.g. you could have EL2 but might have disabled address translations for it.


Thanks for moving these accessors. A small nit! The comments refer to cache maintenace accessors. Could you add a new comments saying that these are address translation accessors.


Am curious why you removed the `console.log`; logging info is super useful. :)


Actually, I will be making a lot of smaller commits in the enxt PR that make specific considerations about specific functions; how about I'll make sure to document any overrides from the norm there?


By this way, when to remove widget from the protected apps list, an error will happen. How to get this solution?


We can print such a warning once the default has been switched to always use the modular solver.


Make that config with a default of /proc/net/arp and the hook can go in the base version.


@vladikoff: bump to add an AppVeyor project. Then ping me so that I update and merge this.


dfdf


r=me


it wouldn't make sense for 2 reasons. Assuming we switched to a filter, (if we could) total execution time , assuming cache and history is cleared, is close to five seconds because of stats.js. services.js takes 35msec to finish. There is no performance to be gained by optimizing that loop.

2. $q.all() will not complete unless all promises are successful. Since we don't care if there is an error its best to just have the places that cant return data just blank out at this time.

Also google placers api itself is nothing but let downs
1.http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27304976/google-maps-api-v3-why-are-there-inconsistencies-between-my-search-results-by-g
2. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28769099/google-places-api-inconsistent-results
3. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13960698/how-to-exclude-certain-types-categories-from-google-places-api-results

Also, I have read that you can get more results from performing a nearbySearch and a radarSearch, cominbing those and then do details. I hwva written the functions for it but I still need to test to see if its worth it.


初级报名表


Yes.
It had to be.. quick.


Seems interesting, thanks for mentioning


Will you push this into cocoapods? currently the latest version there is 1.1.2


fixed b6e4d23996d210c9cf60201a181c9c4dd1657e41


This changes look counter productive or unfinished to me.
In minecraft every attribute modifier is linked to a specific Attribute. The current implementation does not allow the modification of a single Attribute or the removal of an AttributeModifier for a specific Attribute.

If i got your changes right you want to make the modifiers independent from the Attributes you have to change AttributeHolder and AttributeSource as well. Because then you require getters with Attribute as param.

Please keep in mind that minecraft uses uuids for AttributeModifiers. So if you try to add a new instance it will not ve added if a AM with the same uuid is already present. And it will be removed if the uuid is removed. A replacement of this behaviour using equals on operation and value alone is not possible.


superb!


Oh bother!


but how can that be? the last change in system_core allows us to use custom charger...


Le nom du fichier (IdentityModels.cs) et le nom de la classe (ApplicationUser) ne correspondent pas.


99% functional.
only thing still not working is clicking on google maps markers to open them.
both fix and issue are described here: https://github.com/angular/material/issues/1528


how standard is dig, is it a standard tool and part of all the distro's we support?


@hflynn is it this line here? I thought it rendered okay on staging, maybe I missed that?


should this be rm -f  to avoid possible prompting?


This is the matlab code for the EUYSRA project on pole sitters considering eccentricity.


This fails with the development version of nzbget: "Input string was not in the correct format: Input string was not in the correct format"


Ok, so because of the fact that we want to eventually report issue on other blocks it is better to rely on Values than on symbols.


No worries, still very welcome. It's merged! thanks


Are you sure about using "all" instead of the default?


Now if I understand. lol


Would it be OK if we moved this into doomtype.h or any other central place?


well, this is not this error, but isn't this also concating all? shouldn't it be a join with spaces?


Looks good :+1:

And thanks for correcting the spelling mistake and removing the return :)


Hmm, still not seeing any of the code change when I move an object with the Leap... When I select it, I see its position show up in the info box and that position updates correctly (the rounding makes it MUCH easier to read!) when I move it.  Just not getting into the code...

I *do* see the improved highlighting though. Much nicer :)


I am not too hot on adding this, because:
 1. we should then also add the default ARM disk image.
 2. I think the better solution would be to change the default output to be either in the parent directory, or in the object directory.

The source tree should be as much as possible readonly, I can't wait for us to be able to ditch the binutils dependency, in favor of BSD-licensed equivalents.


By default the object directory doesn't end up in the sources, this happens only through specific configuration by the developper, which is why I am against adding this line.


The two links above, are the result of a hack we currently need to get intel-specific parts (the boot-loader iirc) to compile.

I think hiding that is the wrong solution, the original NetBSD source tree doesn't need such a hack. I am also against adding those lines.


Here's my code, same as last time.

```javascript
var t3 = THREE;
var light = new t3.PointLight();
light.position.set(-40, 15, -20);
scene.add(light);

var cube = new t3.Mesh(
        new t3.BoxGeometry(0.5, 0.5, 0.5),
        new t3.MeshLambertMaterial({color: 'blue'}));
cube.position.set(2, 1, 2);
cube.name = 'cube';
scene.add(cube);
var target = new t3.Mesh(
        new t3.BoxGeometry(0.5, 0.5, 0.5),
        new t3.MeshLambertMaterial({color: 'red'}));
target.name = 'target';
scene.add(target);
```


It's not a good idea
For example research debian and It contains all languages
php, ruby, perl, python, prolog and etc

Yeap It's not web server but this distro are using by people (who can be a developer)


Couldn't this verification done with a CacheEventListener mock ?


If I move the cube with the Leap, then refresh the page, the cube jumps back to its original position.  (If that helps)


same as above, it would make sense to use a mocked CacheEventListener with an expectation


But you have to admit that storing a full ID mapping in the schematic means you don't have to store fixup tags in every entity and tile entity. I don't see how storing the full mapping in the schematic is bad design, since it's the same mapping that's stored in the world save.


same as above regarding a mock


Could you tell me the idea behind `this.$el.trigger('input');` ? Why it seems necessary ?


@vu3rdd We dont need both, right? All you need is `announce :: ![String]`


The single `tlk_context` does the trick. However, there is no safeguard in the SMC handler against a rogue normal world cpu issuing an SMC on a cpu where the TLK is not resident.

When there was a per-cpu context this would have lead to an assert in the debug build and ERET into an unknown exception level in the release build. Both the cases were undesirable because effectively normal world would have been able to break the secure world.

Now there is a single context. A rogue cpu could cause an entry into S-EL1 on a secondary cpu using cpu0's context. It will corrupt the context in doing so as well. Again its a case of the normal world breaking the secure world.

It will make sense to simply return SMC_UNK if an SMC from the normal world is not received on cpu0.

Slight nit in this patch apart from the above.


My apologies! I should have been clearer in my earlier comment. You only need to FIDs which are available to the normal world apart from the 3 standard ones i.e. UID, Count and Version. This is what the PSCI code is doing as well. So, I think this number should be 6.


I have been using [`log4js`](http://stritti.github.io/log4js/) [extensively in Sendak](https://github.com/18F/Sendak/blob/master/bin/js/onboard-user.js#L77) and [related projects](https://github.com/janearc/deep-grep/blob/master/lib/dg.js#L79).

Since we have federated logging, it makes sense for application-level logging to be unified and the configuration standardised.


Merge both `announce` and `announceList` into a single list?


Isn't Cordova Android currently at 3.6.4? What makes this always true?


EM_ASM calls should be avoided if exposing the function in a library is possible  https://github.com/kripken/emscripten/issues/2596


We dont need this if both `announce` and `announceList` gets merged into a single list, right?


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this to me is confusing because of the operators and quote marks; consider using `.concat()` especially when concatenating things that can be numbers.


Just me leaving my StairCraft mark


Hi,

Ok for MD5 instead of CRC, it makes sense.

I will take care of the indentation inside my next commit, everything should be fixed. At the same time I will open a discussion thread on the official issue tracker to get feedbacks and ideas.

I plan to make a PR when I've got the possibility to play with 4 players max and something running without known issues on linux, macos and windows.

Cheers.


Pinging @AlphaModder for comment.


Well, the difference is that I don't want to store every single mapping that may or may not be used in the structure. Currently, I only use the id fix tags for items and some specific blocks, but depending on how projects evolve I might want to add more later. (biomes, dimensions, potion effects... who knows).

You could, of course, iterate the whole nbt and specifically only save the mappings that are needed - however, I decided to put the ID fix tags where they are used so that if they happen to be separated, copied, modified or whatever else, the data structure is still valid.


It looks like a CacheEventListener mock is needed here instead of a real implementation.


The concern was the ambiguity between the "save changes" button and the "save tiddler" button. Giving them the same name was making writing the documentation harder, which is kind of a bad sign!


This is more clearly written
```javascript
response.hits.hits.forEach( function (doc) {
  // refer to doc instead of response.hits.hits[i]
} )
```


A test would be nice yes but you missed the part where it store an unmodifiable collection so not you can't modify it.


I have just added the first fix to Crispy Doom and will try to get the second one upstreamed into Choco. Thank you very much for this!

Would you mind filing such issues in the Crispy Doom bug tracker in future, please?


There's a been a tiny bit of activity on the main json-schema repo by @justinrainbow recently. Maybe it's worth putting this in as a PR so everyone can benefit?


@Soldez - `return TRUE;` is hard-coding the answer, not basing it on the values in `string1` and `string2`. We do not want to hard-code answers. The logic of your solution is solid (nice job) except for returning TRUE every time. Also, there's a shortcut - you can do all the work on one line liek this: `return [string1 isEqualToString:string2];`


MediumEditor has input event as described here: https://github.com/daviferreira/medium-editor#capturing-dom-changes

Every time something changes in the editor, input event is fired (key is pressed, formatting is changed, link is added...). So when the plugin makes a change in the editor (image inserted, deleted, style changed...), input event is triggered as well.


if i'm not mistaken this should be a sprite name no?
there are no sprite with this name and its haven't updated since 2013.


see line 138 above


Perfect, thanks :+1:


@Soldez this is spot-on. But you can evaluate `number1` and `number2` without assigning them to other variables and you can do it on one line like this: `return [number1 isEqualToNumber:number2];`


Hi there,

thanks for your fix. Would you be able to fill out the Google CLA? It's a webform, and we won't have access to any private data you fill in. The form is at

  https://cla.developers.google.com/

Thanks on behalf of bazel-team,


right! Missed it during rebase as #628 changed the behavior.


@Soldez `return integer1 > integer2;` is better.


r+


Whoops. In this implementation I'm not taking a lock on the directory. lockDir is just used to create the full key file path. I removed the wrong comment part.


@Soldez done with my reivew. checkpoint complete. lean into the next ones!


I noticed you brought back some changes for the special case when all destination cell have zero resources.  Is this ok? Because I got an error message in this case and I thought we agreed on the agents not moving in case they are surrounded by zero valued cell (rather than going somewhere randomly). With this implementation the sample() functions would throw an error message if all cells gave zero values.


Hi there,

thanks for your fix. Would you be able to fill out the Google CLA? It's a webform, and we won't have access to any private data you fill in. The form is at

https://cla.developers.google.com/

Thanks on behalf of bazel-team,


bad indentation


Highlighting works nicely for rectangular prisms!


This won't pull in the correct set of states from the entire robot - while this will run in Gazebo with a standalone arm, it will not work with the full Rene. If run with the full Rene, this will cause unpredictable behavior, because some instances of the joint_state_publisher will publish all joint states, and others will not.


Hi @sebv, I need a JSHint with async/await feature (even if experimental) I've seen you have two branches esnextnext and experimental with async/await feature, with one can be the baseline to merge master changes and try to use it?


comment~~~


Node pointer


@razzyfrazzy this is spot-on. Nothing jenky here!


Line is too long. [127/100]<br>Unnecessary spacing detected.


Line is too long. [102/100]


Extra empty line detected at block body end.


Use `described_class` instead of `ProjectDigest`


We're doing `key.to_s` here, but not above.  This feels wrong.  It's probably not a problem in reality as key is likely to always be a string, but it would be good for the code to be consistent.


Quite right you are! However, in the case of `rel="author"`, some websites link to their authors using an `<a>` tag instead. This is obviously a very crude way of trying to retrieve the author.

I've been slowly beating the parser into submission to get the data I want, but it needs to be refined a whole lot more to make it smarter (i.e. get data out of a much broader array of semantic elements).


Great spot. Fixed at bbc5fdd
Thanks


Maybe we're just looking at this from opposite ends of the scale spectrum. I'm expecting the use case of exporting and importing huge chunks of terrain - so large, that I needed to use a different chunk-based export format because a single schematic would use gigabytes of memory when deserialized. The ID mappings are on the order of kilobytes and won't be noticed. You're expecting uses that include surgically removing a single tile entity (or a portion thereof), doing different things with it, and either transplanting it into another .schematic or importing it into the world sans .schematic.


Área destinada a matéria de Estrutura Dados e Algorítimos 2015.1


This is a bit different from how applications ar eusually configured on Linux. Expected behaviour is to fallback to `/etc/dcd.conf` even if `$HOME` is defined but actual `$HOME/.config/dcd/dcd.conf` does not exist.


method_missing (arBmind) - Win64-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-12: OK (335 of 335 tests passed)

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preprocessor


That's the same link as the Research in PL one


@razzyfrazzy when creating a variable indicate what data type it is in the name. `fullCheeseString` -> 'fullCheeseStringRange`


The joint_state_publisher is still off by default. This turns on the robot_state_publisher, which should be fine, right?


Has this change made it to the supermarket yet?


Ah I didn't see that! Makes sense!


not needed


Instead of doing this, I think this should be moved in requirements-slave.txt, don't you think?


@razzyfrazzy check to see if there is a range before using it. One possible solution is here: https://github.com/Bloc/ios-exercises/wiki/Solutions:-Strings-and-String-Formatting


hey@richardbaker, just changed that on cloudflare as well, the website should work fine now. Keep in mind it's not using eleven2 anymore.


@razzyfrazzy spot-on.


1: M111 unrecognized component name: kwalitee


@emilioeduardob notice there is legacy code right there, the throw error message should not refer to index :)


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@razzyfrazzy doen with my reivew. checkpoint complete. you can make the edits I've indicated and post the code via a commit.


Line 13 turns on the joint_state_publisher, which is left off by default. But if turned on, it can turn on a misconfigured version if run with all of Rene. I'm just making sure that point is explicit to the team, so we don't include this file on a robot, and get confused if suddenly the joint states are weird.


This all looks great Flavio! But how about instead of having a separate shell script to install wireshark we just do it in the bootstrap.sh file instead? That way it's installed when the Vagrant VM is provisioned.


Ah, of course. So `$('a[rel="author"]').first().text()`, falling back to `$('link[rel="author"]').attr('href')`, then. :+1:


Accidental commit?


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I wonder whether this file should define a module containing these functions that can then be included into test classes that need it instead of defining these functions in the top-level namespace.


As far as I know the `java.util.concurrent` collections do just that, allow for concurrent modification, may it be on another thread or the same thread.

What you said in the second paragraph sounds like this:
```
private Iterator<String> doConcurrentTest(Set<String> set) {
	set.add("1"); set.add("2");
	Iterator<String> it = set.iterator();
	assertTrue(it.hasNext()); assertEquals("1", it.next());
	set.add("3"); // #303, #375
	set.remove("2"); // #322
	assertTrue(it.hasNext()); assertEquals("2", it.next());
	return it;
}
```

Please take a look at these tests (note the `expected=`):
```
@Test(expected = ConcurrentModificationException.class)
public void testNormal() { // normal set, of course it doesn't handle concurrent stuff
	doConcurrentTest(new TreeSet<String>());
}
@Test(expected = ConcurrentModificationException.class)
public void testNormalSync() { // SynchronizedSet adds synchronized(mutex) around each method call,
	// but since Iterator is external and has state it doesn't help with that
	doConcurrentTest(synchronizedSet(new TreeSet<String>()));
}
@Test(expected = ConcurrentModificationException.class)
public void testGlide() { // this is why you needed getSnapshot
	doConcurrentTest(newSetFromMap(new WeakHashMap<String, Boolean>()));
}
@Test(expected = ConcurrentModificationException.class)
public void testGlideSync() { // I don't know where synchronizedSet came from in Glide,
	// it only helps if two threads call add at the same time
	doConcurrentTest(synchronizedSet(newSetFromMap(new WeakHashMap<String, Boolean>())));
}
@Test
public void testConcurrentSetConcurrent() {
	Iterator<String> it = doConcurrentTest(new ConcurrentSkipListSet<String>());
	// this is where the documentation kicks in:
	// Iterators are weakly consistent, returning elements reflecting the state of the set
	// at some point at or since the creation of the iterator.
	assertTrue(it.hasNext()); // because of above this won't be true if you swap add(3)/remove(2) order!
	assertEquals("3", it.next()); // it has the added element, but also iterated on the removed one
}
```

Based on the above it seems like the `Collections.synchronizedSet` is unnecessary. `getSnapshot` solves the problems, but it feels hacky. If you use a proper concurrent collection you can spare the snapshot, will handle the use case we're talking about, and get bonus real thread safety, but with the price of having to handle `Weak`ness yourself, because there's no `ConcurrentWeak` collection.

As usual, I'm just bugging your mind, if you decide, feel free to leave it as is, because "it works".

Note that if we go with a `ConcurrentSkipListSet` for example, we get weakly consistent Iterators meaning that we don't know if a newly added `Request`s and `LifeCycleListeners` will be notified in the same loop, nor do we know if the removed ones were already looped or come later (after removal) in the loop. Here's where you need to analyze the situation, because I don't know enough about Glide.


Output info about found id & num


some change ( add countig id & numbers)


Should this be

`_message = [dictionary andy_valueForKey:@"message"];` ?


all I see that changed in the debug.log?


Não é so rodar o script com ```sudo``` se for por dentro da box?


@tdeckers can you update to match our code styling?

file: path=/etc/NetworkManager/dnsmasq.d state=directory

Becomes ...

file:
  path: /etc/NetworkManager/dnsmasq.d
  state: directory

LGTM otherwise!


Not sure that wildcard imports are preferred


chian -> chain


@goto-bus-stop Good catch, thanks. Gotta fix that. :smile:


Please move this to configure.make


Please make this a cmakedefine01


All changes done. Thanks a lot!


Peer dependency's react version still remain ("react": "~0.12")?


LGTM


Please change this to #if HAVE_RUNETYPE_H to be consistent.


Fixed.


I think some of the series tests need to be adjusted.


You forgot the last one near `totalRows` :smile:


this sux


Made the required changes. Thanks a lot!


schlechter KOMMIT


subjId should be subjID


Yeah, MSVC is rubbish. However, I'm not sure that we should introduce the additional complexity of supporting noreturn for various compilers only to allow compiler optimize two cases in a non-default configuration of disabled exceptions. Besides, these cases will be optimized anyway if `FMT_THROW` is defined as a call to a noreturn function because `visit_unhandled_arg` calls are inlined.


I can confirm that this solves the problem with reloading User class with spring. Nice work!


É pra ser Schedule_event mesmo? ou seria ScheduleEvent?


oooops. @stevekinney can you go back and fix all these on master please?


This assertion in rules.c should have been implemented long ago. It would probably have stopped bugs like #993 and #994.


Well, I think what I did was survey all of the diagnostics lists, and then incremented the maximum value I found ...

We probably should ensure that error codes are not reused, via some means.  (I don't know if these particular error codes were removed, but it seems like a reasonable hypothesis.)


I added a Level Editor to my list of ideas, but as for the HashMap of Properties, I want the components to describe the GameObjects. This does give me an idea though; I could have a List<String> that would contain tags, so you could label an object as "item" and "ammo" or something like that.


Sexy comment, bro


```
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "bw.py", line 114, in <module>
    session.add_resource_config(new_cfg)
  File "/Users/mark/.virtualenv/rp/lib/python2.7/site-packages/radical/pilot/session.py", line 560, in add_resource_config
    self._resource_configs[resource_config.label] = resource_config.as_dict()
TypeError: unhashable type: 'dict'
```


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@SimeonC How is this value of `line-height` selected? I get a line-height of `1.387em` on chrome.


ugly as hell.


Hi, man.
I love your PassbookLayout demo(Swift) so much. Because I am about to write a passbook-like menu in my App. But I am new to iOS Developing, which means I get a question for this demo.
Question: Why don't you write PassCell in Xib instead of Storyboard? I have learned iOS development  since Apple released iOS 7 . So I do not understand xib things so much.


Wow! great changes :)


I feel like I'm the only one concerned about how many (and how general) the reserved words are, especially that they're being added in newer versions. Needing to refactor an API because ember data has decided to make some of our model properties reserved words is a show stopper.


`$calling_package` is false when the caller was a script.  (The `Model-build_requested.t` test demonstrates this.)

`Carp::shortmess` seems like a reasonable alternative here.  I'll switch it.


Done in https://github.com/alphagov/rummager/commit/a269b872132ba22be4650aaea2ad5b032a503ee2, thanks.


Because, prior to our latest release, Aurelia was not using the ES6 loader correctly. We were hacking some paths internally and this broke a lot of scenarios. Now, the Aurelia loader relies entirely on system.js path mapping for everything. Without this path config, the system.js loader cannot find app code at runtime.

More details: We used "baseUrl" to get around this before. But that was actually a typo. System.js uses baseURL...and this changes the base for everything, including jspm packages. So, that doesn't work at all. This typo led to hacked internals for Aurelia. The last set of updates fixed all of this. The only way I know to map app code to the dist folder is with the path config above.


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Tidied up in https://github.com/alphagov/rummager/commit/44611545fed89cbdaef69ea043bd58903bdff38d


Hum, seems like it means that if we're working in WebPlayer it will not create the files needed here?


Where is the commit associate with a minor version change ?


A big appreciate for your help and guide.

Quatum


This will not build since the download file task will not even load. Xbuild can only load tasks from a dll and not from source code.


I thought i did ... Sorry. Will do it this evening.


all tests pass:
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success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1158
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/1194
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/1373
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/1376
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ScheduleEvent


Don't do this. This will make tools like [wiredep](https://github.com/taptapship/wiredep) include your asset files twice.


README file should be pushed as part of this patch (next time).


r=me


I'll review PR #14


What happens here w.r.t. early Dispose of the sequence? Shouldn't the task get cancelled?


To build the static libraries. The static recipe only builds static plugins, the static libraries are taken from here.


shoudln't there be some testing of EVICTED and EXPIRED events too?


OK pour moi ^^


Sorry this is necessary, if all the resources are kept within one file only, then the resulting object is too big to be handled on a 32bit machine. I need to divide it into parts in order to be compilable for me


Ah okay, looks good then


fast-forwarding master to auto = 699ace84


Ok, push to QGC standard? They must have the same issue.


It will only run the joint_state_publisher if you pass the argument publish_joint_states with the value true, because of the if= in the node. So we can us this wherever we want as long as we don't pass that argument.


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Good catch. I pushed the changes. Thanks


Thank you sir!


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/genkku/servo/commit/4fdf56bd09ce965c8798d3c8649c7f95014fd05b


merging genkku/servo/code_value = 4fdf56bd into auto


genkku/servo/code_value = 4fdf56bd merged ok, testing candidate = 2a5cfb33


That's great! In which bootscript can I try this change?


`should not` I guess?


STC test time is showing as 15+0.05. is it right?


@Poltuu - it could possibly be added. Could you look into creating a Pull Request with this change?


oh yes i forgot thanks


????not import::: ios 04891328947878= +pit :::::  ????


Do these functions need to be exported from the server package?  Or should they be private?


I just updated all the public bootscripts so I can see quickly if it breaks something else


In the next release 1.4.0-beta.7


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	其次我喜欢编程带给我的乐趣：自由、富有创造性。同时，前端又不像其他编程开发那样枯燥。

 	所有我决定要学习前端。

- ###介绍一个你做过的最复杂的前端项目，其中遇到最困难的技术问题是什么，你如何解决的？

	曾经在一家公司实习过，其中在里面做的项目是我目前做过的最复杂的项目。这个项目主要是收集移动用户的业务数据，然后对这些数据进行可视化处理。在这个项目中我觉得最困难的有几个方面：

    1. 用到了seajs和angularjs，但我当时还没学过这两门技术，所有起来比较困难。后来自己上网查了资料，稍微恶补了一下。勉勉强强的用了起来。
    2. 后台返回的数据量很大，而且没有统一的格式，对于我们这种菜鸟来说处理起来很吃力。后来我主动与后台的人员沟通，跟他说我想要什么样格式的数据。同时，我还向我的组长请教处理的方法。然后问题就解决了。

- ###你自我评价当前你的前端技术能力如何，可以举一些详细的例子来描述能力水平

	我觉得我的技术水平只能说是中下水平。虽然参加过一两个比较大的项目，能自己编写一些简单的页面，但是要做一个比较大型的项目的话，还是欠缺一些火候。

    例如，我可以做一些基本的网页布局，还可以用js添加一些类似于tabs的小功能，还会用bootstrap，和一些基本的jquery。但是还不会自己写函数与后台进行数据交换。


like it thks :+1:


damingni ol


Nice move, Allwinner...


I have not been able to remove the reference to temp.exe.  Changing the filename to temp.out does not make the script work on a unix type system. Is it because IPython is storing the extension in compile format somewhere?


To be compatible with Eclipse ADT, should not delete these lines: *versionCode*, *versionName* and *<use-sdk>*


now getting `TypeError: Cannot read property 'blockNumber' of null` in formatters.js line 130


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Good Call.
I was thinking about the same idea.


+1. There are other initializations scattered around: https://github.com/fabianvf/osf.io/blob/ca309c92f9421107cf7b1053657c1869b66bddbc/website/static/js/share/results.js#L38 .

We can defer consolidating those for a later time, though


Ha ha wow what an awesome gift :-)
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Ahh ok.

But now you have me thinking. "Store" comes across to a newb like me as just another word for save. It begs the question: Do they actually do different things?

I basically thought of it as two locations for the same button. Like the convenience cut on a key. I guess it's not like that internally?


I'll do it


Uh oh. Just rebooted my server:
```
/init: line 104: mountroot: not found
Begin: Signaling the server is booted to the control plane ... Success: control plane is aware that server is booted. done.
/init: line 112: can't create /newroot/etc/hostname: nonexistent directory
grep: /newroot/etc/resolv.conf: No such file or directory
/init: line 113: can't create /newroot/etc/resolv.conf: nonexistent directory
Begin: Checking metadata for debug shell ...  done.
Failed to switch_root, dropping to a shell
```


In that case, does the check for vmware make sense for the /etc/neutron/l3_agent.ini template?


I meant .yml


This change broke the build of samba, http://hydra.cryp.to/build/660876/nixlog/1/raw, which in turn breaks many other packages.


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Nice, thanks! :v:


If you find yourself in a weird situation with unstaged files after https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/8139:
```sh
lucas@air:~/Gits/laravel/framework [5.0*] $ git status
On branch 5.0
Your branch is up-to-date with 'origin/5.0'.
Changes not staged for commit:
  (use "git add <file>..." to update what will be committed)
  (use "git checkout -- <file>..." to discard changes in working directory)

	modified:   .gitignore
	modified:   phpunit.xml
	modified:   src/Illuminate/Cache/CacheServiceProvider.php
	modified:   src/Illuminate/Cookie/CookieServiceProvider.php
	modified:   src/Illuminate/Database/DatabaseManager.php
	modified:   src/Illuminate/Database/SeedServiceProvider.php
	modified:   src/Illuminate/Encryption/EncryptionServiceProvider.php
	modified:   src/Illuminate/Events/EventServiceProvider.php

no changes added to commit (use "git add" and/or "git commit -a")
```

Comment `* text=auto` to `#* text=auto` and save the file.

```sh
lucas@air:~/Gits/laravel/framework [5.0*] $ git status
On branch 5.0
Your branch is up-to-date with 'origin/5.0'.
Changes not staged for commit:
  (use "git add <file>..." to update what will be committed)
  (use "git checkout -- <file>..." to discard changes in working directory)

	modified:   .gitattributes

no changes added to commit (use "git add" and/or "git commit -a")
```

And then uncomment `#* text=auto` to `* text=auto`:
```sh
lucas@air:~/Gits/laravel/framework [5.0] $ git status
On branch 5.0
Your branch is up-to-date with 'origin/5.0'.
nothing to commit, working directory clean
```

Voilà !


Can you give me your server id ?


@borgdylan see https://github.com/Microsoft/msbuild/pull/35


gimme a shout later and we'll get you up and running :)


Got it, I fix the issue now :)


Cool :)


@lucasmichot Yeh, we've already done that. :)


All tables except for one are created successfully onto the SQL Oracle


Hmm... because the IVS code does the same thing.  I can change it back because I'm not using it now, but my intent was to pass the context structure to the CLI so it can probe the internal state.  Is there a alternative recommended way of doing that?


Setup do ambiente local de desenvolvimento.


Is EnforceRange correct here?


Ditto.


@archetipo Descrizione non prevede nodi multipli come Causale. Per ora gestisco l'eccezione con https://github.com/eLBati/l10n-italy/commit/db77539f5a9f8ea32be1cea5b2e7b553976f2d93


Is EnforceRange correct?


setSchouldCache(false) is needed - otherwise, if we **do same requests twice**, the second one won't be sent by queue and hang the app in 'waiting for response' state.


XREDMINE-7 : Change SCM Information to GIT


`off_t` is preferable for file sizes AFAIK, `size_t` is for the result of `sizeof`. The FUSE APIs uses a mix of the two, I'll have to look into this further to figure out what to do.


The new CoronaSDK plugin we're working on needs to be able to pass the key into getInstance as a parameter and not via a var in the manifest.  Can we remove this @Deprecated?


@mrcsparker we are even :smile: with this gem you saved me a lot of work haha


Previously we weren't parsing the .c's, so we didn't get any call/caller graphs. Once I enabled .c's, the call/caller graphs showed up and are interesting in some cases but way too noisy in a lot of others -- just a big bowl of spaghetti. We can enable call/caller graphs per-function if desired by adding "\callgraph" to the comment block.


;) bullseye! :+1:


You're right. I just don't like the FMT_RETURN_AFTER_THROW hack.
Question: Why does a noreturn function return __unsigned__?


should have tested first :(

this gives an error


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need to update wiki.. also add this as a startup argument? since if a user enabled https but didnt have a valid cert.. it'd make it kinda hard for them to get to the config (obviously they could just manually edit the config file)..


@peti feel free to revert it for now


I was too quick, this doesn't actually solve it. It's the route pattern that should be rtrimmed.


Actually no, this documentation is for the value option.


self.hostname = hostname # Does the same job in one line ;o)


Unless you do:

    rtrim($request->getUri()->getPath(), '/') . '/'


or mo covar


Reviewed and approved.


you need the keyword 'scope' in front of this, so that it reads:

```
scope ordered_by_title { order('title') }
```


same here


Wait for debugger connection is reasonable workaround, but you mix the logic of waiting for connection and logic of `checkCompatibility`, the right way is to wait in `enable` function and then process clean checking:

```js
ProfilerAgent.prototype.enable = function(params, done) {
  done();

  if (this._debuggerClient.isConnected) {
    this.checkCompatibility();
  } else {
    this._debuggerClient.on('connect', this.checkCompatibility.bind(this))
  }
};

ProfilerAgent.prototype.checkCompatibility = function() {
  var version = this._debuggerClient.targetNodeVersion;
  var isCompatible = ProfilerAgent.nodeVersionIsCompatible(version);
  if (!isCompatible) {
    this._frontendClient.sendLogToConsole(
      'warning',
      'Your Node version (' + version + ') has a partial support of profiler.\n' +
      'The stack frames tree doesn\'t show all stack frames due to low sampling rate.\n' +
      'The profiling data is incomplete and may show misleading results.\n' +
      'Update Node to 0.11.13 or newer to get full support.'
    );
  }
};
```


No; I've fixed that locally with a big force-push.


Weird design. What's the intent behind this ?
response does not inherit from the builtin Exception class, and this may not work as expected.


No, it doesn't. I'm fixing that in a new version of the PR.


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In Juno, I think it's vxlan-only?


If the ec2 inventory cache file is missing it returns the value of host unchanged, so it would only add to the output.


ok


I think value vs default has caused a lot of confusion and broken forms on invalidation in the past. It would be good if  we could clarify that and try to promote default over value (the first persists the changed value even after posting, whereas the latter resets itself which is in 99% of all cases undesired/buggy behavior).


I'd suggest replacing the opposite way, as the Kinship is a keyword ability with no in-game effect. Instead have the "At the beginning of your upkeep, you may look at the top card of your library. If it shares a creature type with SN, you may reveal it. If you do, "


easier to check if `window.performance.mark` exists.


480p has been removed (and 360p added) because the mp4 files can be direct played on almost any device. The 480p version is always a .flv file, which is way less compatible.


See :  Upgrade to spring framework 4.1.6.RELEASE #18


Will be removing it in in PR https://github.com/mozilla/treeherder-ui/pull/440.


The Unity SDK will need to use this as well.


Um, You do realize I submitted it 2 days ago right?

Your plugins are really simple.

#NoobsWannaBeDevs


Looks like you reverted about 2/3 of my edits.  How come?


Is ql-decompose working?
In my environment, error occurs.
~~~
$ ql-decompose (make-matrix 4 4)
irteusgl: symbol lookup error: /home/lyouhei/ros/hydro_parent/devel/share/euslisp/jskeus/eus/Linux64/lib/libirteus.so: undefined symbol: tred2
~~~


Try making a HG plugin and then come talk to me. ()I made one, it's on my server.

And don't be so rude.


在我的Visual Studio 里不能运行


Weird design. Usually you should create your own exception class tree or use a more specific built in exception that copes with the semantic of this error.
```python
class MLClientException(Exception):
    pass  # Ususally sufficient
class UnexpectedMLRestResponse(MLClientException):
    pass
```


Space is not a concern. A tiny data fix tag for every item is nothing (Still O(n+n) ~ O(n) in scaleability, and even practically items are not the data responsible for making schematic files big...) - compared to the fact that you're currently always using 4096 indices, in disregard to the actual amount of needed indices (less = lots of wasted space, more = error on save). If want to conserve space, this is probably the wrong place to start.


First revision should be 1, not 0.


typo here in `BOOMR` variable name?


Seems to be fixed for me, can you give a new try please ?


You chat plugin is really simple, people should just use CustomChat.

Also, there is about 15 plugins I did not release. I don't really use github.


Whoops!  I just saw your response in #73.  Didn’t catch that before!

Thanks!


conf_files is only for files you provide. unecessary here.


Hey, I'm a total emacs AND clojure newb but I was totally using CIDER this whole time with your ohai emacs somehow! I don't think I even had to install it, though I suppose I must have at some point? I had to add some dependencies to my project.clj for it to connect correctly but once it did it seemed to just work, requiring no real set up in emacs land.

Here's what I added, to run my app with a live repl at the same time:
```
                 [cider/cider-nrepl "0.9.0-SNAPSHOT"]
                 [org.clojure/tools.nrepl "0.2.7"]
```
And then I just M-x cider-connect to it.
PS You mentioned evil-mode on twitter - This is all I have in my user.el to set it up:
 ```
(package-require 'evil)
(evil-mode 1)
```


I'm not clear if this solves the same problem (InvalidGeneration) as this exception raising in meskio's PR: https://github.com/leapcode/soledad/pull/209/files#diff-23c77c32ab59b63d61d1a61cf652cf4dR1023

 since here the exceptions are trapped in the sync func, and there they are catched when inserting the doc (are they propagated here?). It does make sense to me to interrupt the insertion loop since, as meskio notes, all the subsequent attempts will fail.

On the other hand, do we have to wait until next sync loop, or can we just bump the known generation and try again? (because I'm afraid that, if there's enough concurrent write ops going on, we could be delaying the inserts more and more, and probably ending up in document conflicts that we still don't know how to deal with).


r+


Task catches the exception and stores it inside itself. I don't think we should cancel it as it finishes at `iterator.Result` below.


Do not use print(...) in unit tests, unless essential. Prefer using the resource of the logging module.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/284043/outputting-data-from-unit-test-in-python


Done.

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The reason we didn't do this is that it increases the overall size of the json by url encoding all special characters


Looks like this works now eg in https://github.com/davidhalter/jedi-vim/issues/257


Yes, but the load order of modules is important here. Try commenting out those explicit file inclusions and run the karma test suite. You will see this DI error:

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5395403/6848120/b774771a-d3a1-11e4-8485-23ee494d1697.png)

If you've found an alternative solution to this, I'd be open to a contribution.


Nice. It works, and rebooting doesn't crash any longer :)


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Yeah :ok_hand: :fireworks:


Kiwis for the kiwi drive! Yay!


Currently there is no UI for that, but I think we should not prevent the user from choosing its favourite icon theme.


category and id are unnecessary (they are in always_available_data)


Maybe change that to this.checkUser ??


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:clap:


In my branch, I made a resource.py module that solves in one point the customisation of the ML server location and credentials.
https://github.com/glenfant/MarkLogic_Python/blob/gl-test-standardize/tests/resources.py
You might use it like this :
```python
from resources import test_connection as tc
# ...
auth = requests.auth.HTTPDigestAuth(tc.username, tc.password)
```