We can write this as:

```
def change
  remove_column :petitions, :get_an_mp_email_sent_at, :datetime
end
```

By specifying the type of the column we want to remove as if this was an ``add_colum`` call we allow rails to make this a reversible call and we can reduce the effort here.  This is a total nitpick as it basically boils down to what you've written, so no need to change, just keep in mind for future.  The [canonical docs for migrations](http://guides.rubyonrails.org/active_record_migrations.html) don't seem to mention it, but there's a mention at the bottom of [this blog post](https://www.reinteractive.net/posts/178-reversible-migrations-with-active-record)


good call.  I'll update that.


[Either way is acceptable](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/use_case#Alternative_forms), but the non-hyphened form is more dominant. I'll leave the hyphen.


Is this right?  If you're using $out, why would you be choosing inline vs cursor for the results?  Since there are no results.  I looked at the code, and it seems far more likely that you would pass the options in to one of the overloaded "aggregate" methods on AggregationPipeline.


Try this, no more IOPS (I'll push at the end of this...)


The fancy blanking out logic probably isn't necessary here.  I wasn't quite thinking carefully enough.  Maybe the pos tag reader already does the equivalent.


where's the code?


Thank you guys!
I just recently added support for ADS1015 and ADS1115 on https://github.com/OlivierLD/raspberry-pi4j-samples/, these are 2 I2C ADCs. They are under the AdafruitI2C sub-project.
And I am working on a Java version of the SwitchDocLabs weather station, it's coming good (http://www.lediouris.net/RaspberryPI/WeatherStation/readme.html), and could probably be a nice scenario for CamelLabs...
More soon!
Cheers,
- Olivier


Hello @zbintliff ,

Sorry for the late answer.

My understanding is that `networkaddress.cache.ttl` (1) defines the TTL of the DNS resolution is that the default TTL is not infinite unless you specify a security manager (see below).

Then the trick is that even if the TTL is not infinite, the `java.net.InetAddress` instances created from a hostname will never refresh the hostname -> ip resolution. This is the reason why I introduced these caching references that routinely re-instantiate the InetAddress to re-resolve the IP address (this problem was also known in MongoDB driver for a while).

Cyrille

(1) http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/guides/net/properties.html

> Specified in java.security to indicate the caching policy for successful name lookups from the name service.. The value is specified as integer to indicate the number of seconds to cache the successful lookup.
> A value of -1 indicates "cache forever". The default behavior is to cache forever when a security manager is installed, and to cache for an implementation specific period of time, when a security manager is not installed.


Not clear to me why you can't just provide a common tegra implementation here instead of an empty weak definition.


https://github.com/phil65/script.extendedinfo/commit/273724260fa2f254af17cf46dccbafa10b5420a6
Bit different though, min instead of minutes and h instead of hour(s)


Once the reset handling stuff is sorted out, this should be disabled.


Probably because defining already existing methods is ignored in core? I guess using the previous version (with alias) + a `remove_method` would help.


Try this...


Rofl,

Speaking of which, I just broke up with her. We're do e for good.
On May 18, 2015 1:18 PM, "Yasser Toruno" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> you labeled the image christine
>
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Both [Github's](https://github.com/styleguide/ruby) and [a community style guide](https://github.com/bbatsov/ruby-style-guide#source-code-layout) recommend to "use spaces around operators, after commas, colons and semicolons, around `{` and before `}`."


Why is this file needed? Can you not simply use arm_gic_setup() in drivers/arm/gic/arm_gic.c?


very strange. wonder if this is something that's changed in the last two years.


@Underground78: I will discuss with Nev which changes can go to upstream. But in the mean time we could update our script. I can commit part of this commit if you prefer that. At lest things that doesn't work. And tell me if you are ok with variables name changes, I can skip that.


Corrigir a aplicação da classe de error nos elementos do formulário.


I was looking at the Oracle documentation at: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E12151_01/doc.150/e12155/oracle_mysql_compared.htm#BABHHAJC . Specifically 2.3.2 Default Data Type Mappings.


well, I did some further testing with more tweaks like that (see my fork)
and although I still get the kernel warning, there are no more freezes on exit
and that kernel warning seems to show up with other V4L2 drivers as well it seems ;)


@phil65 Seeing as you've added that would it be possible to have them as 2 separate properties so I (and others) can select their own way of displaying the words 'hours' and 'minutes'?
eg
``Window.Property(movie.Duration(hh))``
``Window.Property(movie.Duration(mm))``
Thanks.


no need to clear keys from entries?


How quick this is? I mean if this plugin is enabled, this would run for each `uri`. Wouldn't it be more efficient to create list of tests without `uri` on import and search for matching name?

Additionally this plugin will be really tricky to use when you change the order. Imagine you want to execute test called `up`, or `cgroup` or `exec`. All of these are valid virt-test filters and some of them generate really huge amount of tests (`up`). Therefor the filename loader should be first...


@mcovarr @scottfrazer I accidentally pushed this to develop instead of a branch. I was going to answer most criticism with "none of this should hang around very long anyways" so I don't feel too bad about it but feel free to complain if something really ruffles your feathers


The extra check isn't needed. The fact we're in this for loop means key has to be there.


Might as well remove this from the namespace definition while we're at it, since nothing references it anywhere outside of the runtime dispatch code in the Dylan library.


I thought in gcc, assert is already wrapped with NDEBUG.
```
#ifdef	NDEBUG
# define assert(expr)		(__ASSERT_VOID_CAST (0))
```


> Found with cppcheck.

I though cppcheck can check various preprocessor configurations. I say that, because this seek has been there since forever, but the code itself was disabled. (before the logger I mean)


It looks like the code here might benefit from being in a separate driver.


They are draft pages so they won't show up in the regular build.  If you want to see them, you'll need to run Hugo against them with the --buildDrafts option.


That was deliberate.  "explicit is better than implicit".

It's inconsistent with the rest of the file, which has explicit settings and doesn't rely on defaults.

I simplified the wording here, what do you think?


I guess skip the `make_dirs` part which is purely cosmetic and should be upstream if we want it. About the name changes, I would say try to keep those which are common to the original script (you can try get them upstreamed if you want), for the rest I don't mind.


HTMLWidget is no longer defined so not sure that part will work?


TankDeadband (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1653 of 1656 tests passed)

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test


I have no idea to be honest.


See issue #82


this should be used with the draw method like we do in common.js perhaps?


move user attachedCallback to after updating styles


missing: HTMLWidget.prototype.enter.apply(this, arguments);


Will this test fail if no exception is thrown? Should `ExpectedException` be used instead?


This addresses issue #7


I thought about this, I usually use the full qualified name.
What problem did you get? I heard there can be a problem, but didn't have one yet.


Part of the provisioning process.

Yeah, it's not the best approach.  I actually debated on having steps in the feature file to copy over the script, but the provisioner does a nice job of handling some of that.


Looks good


Eh, what? :)


This looks very strange. Won't this just reset back into tegra_secure_entrypoint?


@Underground78: About coverity. Have you decided about CID 1293523. I ask because you set is as pending ;)


Please, move it at up left corner. It's a good point, when first that user seen is a build status(especially green huh:))


before treemap becomes final im thinking we should experiment with converting the ITree.js interface and widgets that use it over the the flat json data format


@RobertAudi: using `which` is just a habit, but guess I should revise it.

Still prefer using functions though as `type "$executable" >/dev/null` isn't something I want copy-pasted around the code -- and I know this is "just a small one-time script". Using a function with `which` actually solves the potential exit code problem -- and I don't mind having less compact code, as I'm sure you've noticed. That said I don't know if I've been consistent in using functions for command lookups in this project, although I have in others =)

Thanks for the tip -- I'll add a fix when I work on this next time, but don't let that stop you if you get to it first.


Just my two cents :): I am not a fan of the `ok().expect(...)` combo as you will effectively remove the original error message that was part of the the `Result`s error. Using `unwrap()` instead will alleviate the issue, and prevent you from stating the obvious in the `expect()` clause.
The latter is intended for use in `Option` types which do not have any error information, and `ok()` effectively throws away said error information which can't be what one would intend here.


I was concerned that the project was not progressing. I am glad like me you made the start into it, and even more glad that the author is jumping back into the game. I cannot wait for a release. Cheers


93653272-SizingTable (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1650 of 1650 tests passed)

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Normally I'd agree we should add this kind of stuff to the end of the list but for kstats which are referenced externally by name it really doesn't matter.  It's just important that this be consistent with `arc_stats_t`.  So I'd be tempted to stick this after `evict_l2_ineligible`.


+1 for a proper issue reference. An additional description for users would be useful.


What happens if the second argument is shorter than 4 chars? ;-)


The only other instance I found was in the [Macros chapter](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/blob/84b1e084862c08c19c36f0cf1f3698343c8ba7fa/src/doc/trpl/macros.md), which uses the "whoa" spelling.

> Whoa, that’s a lot of new syntax! Let’s break it down.


could you replace these by just calling `size()` ?


The latest testing iso...though I'm building a new one now.


Hi dbongs,

We could not replicate the issue. Could you please provide us the transaction id and also the market you are using. Thanks.

Thanks & Regards
Vivekjyoti Pramanik


Le code source du Cube n'est pas commité semble-t-il !


Correct. We fix this with sbt-assembly, but because we're building manually, and I didn't want to go into internals of play, I just created the file. Similarly to play.plugins & MANIFEST.MF.


esqueci de colocar no sizeof o "*"


Excellent, j'adore !


Merged as commit #0cb8dda


You may want to do something about this https://i.imgur.com/hY7Y0Kn.png :-)


I wrote "Seems like this is done on purpose." in the comment. I think I still agree with that.


I saw some or their contributions, and I took some of their code to fix some bugs. I can change it ig you want


This change.


Since this is private, why not `assert(n>0);`?


There is also 1224549 which I think we should just ignore instead of trying to fix it and find trouble instead.


What!! Why should `x64` be the default?


Why be so special?  You `jv_copy(x)` anyways inside...


You should take a look at this issue in order to correctly use the app User: https://github.com/pydanny/dj-stripe/issues/172

It could be a custom user model


yes no problem. thanks


Hey, we need to escape the quotes here. Every ```ar``` l10n patch has been breaking Marketplace for us due to this issue.


when someone provides config, he should be aware of the usage. virt-test doesn't either set the qemu_bin automatically, or does it?


Wouldn't `mktemp -d` be safer?


`rem` units require global font size changes, which caused problems for internal users. We had to revert until an alternative solution is found.


TankDeadband (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1653 of 1656 tests passed)

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I'm not asking you to, just noting that it would be nice to have a streaming printer (print N bytes, save state, restart to print M bytes, .., repeat till done).


si no estas usando [rvm](http://rvm.io) para gestionar tus versiones de ruby quiza deberías, y si lo estas haciendo, puedes agregar los archivos .ruby-version y .ruby-gemset al control de versiones, si no sabes de que hablo, preguntame y te enlazo documentación/ejemplos


Done.


83811490-Fault_DirtyAirFilter (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: Build Failed

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No issues here with those numbers.  Using 2015.05.10 iso for testing.


wrong alignment


TankDeadband (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1653 of 1656 tests passed)

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frontend & consumers module uses 'primary' as a default cluster name. If you don't use same name here then retransmission & tracking will not work correctly.


Add a return. Also this method probably needs explicit returns; it's long enough.


I have added extra tests for the things that are computed by functions. Pinned and closed are tested (though not exhaustively) by test_basic.


Probably. But before I make it default, wouldn't it be appropriate to test what most BIOSes would actually do in that situation?

Perhaps I should add a test program in DOSLIB that deliberately masks those IRQs then calls that wait function to see what happens, then run it on some old 486 and Pentium motherboards to see if they unmask it or not.

I'm trying to set dosbox.conf defaults based on real hardware, not what would be ideal for everything to run. Remember one of the goals is retro-programming for DOS. If dosbox.conf has everything enabled to mask mistakes like that, then development against DOSBox-X would give you the false impression that your program would run perfectly fine and then leave you guessing why it doesn't work on actual hardware (a bigger letdown than if DOSBox-X were to first clue you in that something's wrong). It's better if programming mistakes that cause problems on real hardware reflect the same problems in DOSBox-X.

But, for programs already written and the sources long lost (like the demoscene), the options exist to work around the problems and let the program run. Having to set the option also helps you understand what the problem is.


define the contrasts below with a loop to simplify the syntax


Sometimes you may not want to require the user to grant email permission. Could you fallback to no email or use the user id as the email?


Yeah tested on manual/auto operator search and it was working


The use of the word "should" here is concerning.  Are we not sure?

It would probably be good to file a ticket for this, since the consequences of getting this wrong seem to include wrong answers and EE crashes?


Or open-source autonomous vehicles! This package came out at a good time for us.


Maybe `<stdin>`?


30411/Birladeanu N. Adrian Vasile/Hash Tables - Open Addressing/hashTable.c

Where exactly? I see that you're just clearing out your current HT


Fixed 347


awesome!


83811490-Fault_DirtyAirFilter (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Can we malloc this?


Good work Dain!


Can we change this to?
    if (c < 256 || !IsVailableFarEastCodePage())
That will avoid the P/Invoke for the most common cases.


modif


83811490-Fault_DirtyAirFilter (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: Build Failed

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For the `jq -n ...` case, shouldn't we have a "current filename" line `<none>`?


@herbeth1u Can I also ask for a review on this one? :) thanks!


Please revert it. Anyway it changes nothing in vanilla minetest_game (except the leveled snow that was one of the best features of Minetest). At worst, it takes a millisecond more to load it. But it was very useful for many mods. We shouldn't remove this kind of datas. We should even add more ones, even if it's not used in vanilla. Some groups should even become standards.
We need to standardize some things, especially groups, for mods compatibility.
The first of all is weather, every mod defines its own weather, it's the complete mess.


Just do the changes in MainConfiguration class. Alle other changes have another scope and should be separated ... maybe in another pull request


83811490-Fault_DirtyAirFilter (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: Build Failed

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I don't feel strongly either way.  I like how using the distance value itself is more intuitive.  But IIRC, in Impala, matching a partition requires an equality predicate, no?  I feel like that makes an ordinal more natural, especially if we supply a UDF to compute it.


I don't have private github repos anymore :cry:


It just occurred to me: are you saying that somehow the IRQ mask is being returned in AL? It shouldn't... should I check that?


![wtf2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3750982/7686684/50224e92-fda0-11e4-82b7-78801c1e18f3.png)
Slade also does the same, but with editing.


oops :<


Actually, just asked some Impala people, and they said that limitation is gone.  So I suppose that makes me lean towards the start positions.


Well I thought about it, even wanted to advise you to inherit the `VirtTestApp` with different `main` function, but the messages would contain different arguments (they'd lack the `--vt-` prefix. So this is probably the best way although I hate the copy&paste...


Attribute lookups like "plate_json.rockColumns" can cause tangible slow down code if used frequently in large for loops. May or may not matter here, but the practice setup for this project has been to allocate this to a variable, preferably one that's initialized outside the for loop


30411/Antal A. Norbert Zoltan/Assignment 7/hashTable.c

be very careful here about doing this.
First you're finding an initial hash using one hash function and then every other hash is checked with `hashFunction2`.. while this is not wrong, it's sortof unorthodox.
Give me one good reason why you wouldn't simply apply `hashFunction2` from the beginning?


500 feels more appropriate for datastore failure.


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.5.0.152](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=7472&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) is now running


I think I'd need to check then about `malloc()` vs `_lldpctl_alloc_in_atom()` consistency then.
(I'll do that tomorrow).
There are some places where I use malloc() instead of _lldpctl_alloc_in_atom().


Supporting #32


is solved


The big problem I have found with version pinning from third parties is that it seems most folks use [reprepo](https://mirrorer.alioth.debian.org/) or similar which doesn't support multiple versions of a single package. As a result, when the vendor bumps a package version, the state breaks because the version of the package no longer exists. They rename the old version to something like `<package>-1.6.1`, but it is perceived as a separate package rather than an old version.

For instance, take a look at a native debian maintained package with multiple versions available:
```bash
luser@lolhost:~$ apt-cache madison openssh-server
openssh-server | 1:6.6p1-4~bpo70+1 | http://http.debian.net/debian/ wheezy-backports/main amd64 Packages
openssh-server | 1:6.0p1-4+deb7u2 | http://http.us.debian.org/debian/ wheezy/main amd64 Packages
openssh-server | 1:6.0p1-4+deb7u1 | http://security.debian.org/ wheezy/updates/main amd64 Packages
   openssh | 1:6.0p1-4+deb7u2 | http://http.us.debian.org/debian/ wheezy/main Sources
   openssh | 1:6.0p1-4+deb7u1 | http://security.debian.org/ wheezy/updates/main Sources
```

Compare this to a similar search for docker versions:
```bash
luser@lolhost:~$ apt-cache madison lxc-docker*
lxc-docker-0.10.0 |     0.10.0 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-0.11.0 |     0.11.0 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-0.11.1 |     0.11.1 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-0.12.0 |     0.12.0 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker |      1.6.2 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-0.5.3 |      0.5.3 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-0.6.0 |      0.6.0 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-0.6.1 |      0.6.1 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-0.6.2 |      0.6.2 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-0.6.3 |      0.6.3 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-0.6.4 |      0.6.4 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-0.6.5 |      0.6.5 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-0.6.6 |      0.6.6 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-0.6.7 |      0.6.7 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-0.7.0 |      0.7.0 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-0.7.1 |      0.7.1 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-0.7.2 |      0.7.2 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-0.7.3 |      0.7.3 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-0.7.4 |      0.7.4 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-0.7.5 |      0.7.5 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-0.7.6 |      0.7.6 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-0.8.0 |      0.8.0 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-0.8.1 |      0.8.1 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-0.9.0 |      0.9.0 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-0.9.1 |      0.9.1 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-1.0.0 |      1.0.0 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-1.0.1 |      1.0.1 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-1.1.0 |      1.1.0 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-1.1.1 |      1.1.1 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-1.1.2 |      1.1.2 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-1.2.0 |      1.2.0 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-1.3.0 | 1.3.0-20141016165047-c78088f | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-1.3.1 |      1.3.1 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-1.3.2 |      1.3.2 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-1.3.3 |      1.3.3 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-1.4.0 |      1.4.0 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-1.4.1 |      1.4.1 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-1.5.0 |      1.5.0 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-1.6.0 |      1.6.0 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-1.6.1 |      1.6.1 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
lxc-docker-1.6.2 |      1.6.2 | http://get.docker.io/ubuntu/ docker/main amd64 Packages
```


Did a change necessitate this or had we just fallen out of date with our package.json?


This is risky. Imagine someone adds another option to enable `malloc_perturb` and even though it's not existing yet, it clashes with this one. Unless it's unavoidable you should keep the `dest` same as the long argument.


Hi Barronh,

Thanks for the reply. I am not sure if I did something wrong with it. But I keep getting the error message when I try to compile the testrun:
"/home/user1/CMAQ/GEOS2CMAQ/miniconda/bin/python: No module named geos2cmaq"
Here are my steps so far:
1. First of all, I download the module using "git clone https://github.com/barronh/geos2cmaq"
2. In the geos2cmaq folder, I download the testrun by: "wget https://dl.dropbox.com/u/52906249/geos2cmaq_test/testrun.tar.gz"
3. Unzip the testrun: "tar -xvf testrun.tar.gz"
4. Go to the testrun directory, and try to compile: "make -f Makefile"
Then I got the message showing no module named geos2cmaq. Do you mean I need to export PYTHONPATH as my geos2cmaq directory path?
Sorry, I am quite a newbie on this.

Thank you!


It's a bit odd that the platform make file is here but you've defined common and soc specific stuff under the same directory. Where would other tegra based platforms be defined?


This may be incorrect, but given that settings.Session may be nil, having this be an invariant (c.MustGet) conflicts with the logic at L21.


Why?
Allowing "birdc -r *" via sudo ensures that only non-intrusive commands can be executed.
Adding the nagios user to the bird group (and thus allowing him to access the socket) gives him full control over bird.


Can't we supply a UDF that calculates the start value instead of the ordinal and then uses equality? (I guess it doesn't matter, but I don't see why that would constrain us.)

I'd also like to agree with Impala on a way to express partition relationships like these so they can do the calculation internally like Kite does. Then users wouldn't have to worry about partitioning in their queries.


I don't think we should support this case. I would not expect that string to be parsed correctly from a consumer standpoint, and it's possibly open for some edge cases where unit abbreviations have numbers in them. Thoughts?


It looks like a lot of the functionality in this file would benefit from being in a separate driver.


Do we know what keeps causing this?


Note that as part of the cleanup, the `StatuteType`'s `code` was removed, as it was only used in the UI.

If it is needed for other purposes, please state so, so its re-introduction may be evaluated.


On the other hand, 1"1' is expected to work, and it does not have space between them.


Go die!
Retarded Pig!


ar translations from verbatim not escaping (maybe translator error)


Again... not certain this is correct, but if we're not operating in this manner, then our call through to `server.ToSettings(c)` should occur after the if condition at L21.


These arrays could be const, which would reduce the size of your .data section.


Thanks!  I originally conceived of it as a way to set the morning alarm. (Add a long transition time and the lights will gradually come on to wake you up.) Works great!

I should add it only works with scenes with pronounceable names (i.e., containing only letters.) So, likely you'll need to create those through the Hue debug tool or with the capture_scene utility I included with scene support.


Hmm, this collides with RemoteResult and alike. Wouldn't it be possible to insert setup test into test URIs in case `vt_setup` is set? That would be compatible with `RemoteResults` and it'd run before the tests.


If this ends up changing frequently, we may want to ask Matthew if there's a "whatever the latest version is" URL we could use here, instead.


Please ignore these hardcoded exceptions: if we adopt this design, I'll create a new entry in the .resx file :wink:


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Good to know!


Made a fix in 157.1


how about only `path`, `virt_test_dir` or `installed_location`?


It is still defined here, the Scatter.prototype.data method dies without this here.


Thanks for letting me know. I fixed the rubik's cube one, the speedcubing one I couldn't find at this time.


ok, i now added duration(h) and duration(m) instead of duration_formatted. https://github.com/phil65/script.extendedinfo/commit/ffba740bf400ab6c39e0efc6e896bc5a7216d902


:+1:  - this seems much cleaner and should probably be in core at some point


I agree, mark them as ignored or whatever.


Good point. I initially intended to reuse `badLedger`, but wasn't able to. I'll clean it up.


I was emulating what I saw in the other google charts, I will look at common js and see what is done there


Shouldn't there be a __VA_ARGS__ somewhere here, due to the use of variadic macros?


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Should this be `false`?


I know we discussed this before, but these versions need to be updated. This module has been tested on centos/oracle/rhel/sci 5/6/7, deb6/7, sles10/11/12, and ubuntu 10.04/12.04/14.04.


This will now break out of the loop rather than just out of the switch.  It's probably fine since there wouldn't be more than one manual custos, but it is a change in behavior..


30411/Goia I. Paula Ioana/Assingment7/hashTable.c

yea, it's actually a terrible hash function


while you're in here, "revision spec" can be two words; I'm not finding it treated as one word in their docs.


Well, yea, your code is good but you didn't fill the table from the assignment instructions document


For perfect forwarding, do instead:

    RetType operator() (Params... &&params) const {
 	return (m_Closure.GetClosureThis()->*(m_Closure.GetClosureMemPtr()))(std::forward<Params>(params)...); }


Ditto


Yes we'll have to explore what the final situation with Nullable is when 0.4 is released (it has probably been changing quite a bit and may still change). As far as the MA calculation here, a NaN or Nullable type is needed that fits into `Array{Float64}` and behaves as the current version's NaN in a sense that arithmetic involving NaN returns NaN.


I'm not familiar enough with iTree to be able to offer an opinion, but I will check it out


rax retry tests


Lets go ride bikes bruh


use `requireNonNull`


Similar to Tag property , also is missing the MaxLength property , the line to add is (im still learning how to made changes in github, sorry):

public new int MaxLength { get { return baseTextBox.MaxLength; } set { baseTextBox.MaxLength = value; } }


Yes, I would ensure that interior is well covered by visual test and then remove.


this is a good candidate for unnamed argument the same way it works with `list`


Shouldn't weird things like Unicode proxy stuff be handled at a lower level, and therefore excluded as `chr` arguments?


1) I believe some unit abbreviations have numbers in them, or at least they could have

2) I feel we should limit the number of units to 1 or 2. I can't think of any valid usecase for more than 2 units, and would rather add more when there is a known case for it. Also to avoid any possible edge cases.

Note: The thing with unit abbreviations is that there is a default one, the one we print with ToString(), and then there is the extra abbreviations, which are also considered when parsing. So for instance both these should in theory parse, "1 m²" and "1 m^2", although the latter one is not currently implemented.


I think I already pointed out that this:
 $links += getEventLinks($first_time, $last_time, $links, 20, true);
should be:
 $links = getEventLinks($first_time, $last_time, $links, 20, true);  (NO PLUS SIGN AFTER $links)

otherwise, you get each task twice (once already in the $links array and once again in the $links array that is returned by the function).
Please update the code.


good catch - it's missing an intentional fail call in the try block.  I will look to see if ```ExpectedException``` is capable of verifying a cause - that's the key here.


@josevalim, @ericmj shouldn't we also consider subdirectories here?


test


They say they do convert in D3DX, which is a layer above d3d9 actual code.


Yes it is a module indeed. The same way you would inherit a class and override methods to avoid such monkey patching, you can write a very simple module (as in [this example][1]), and only override/extend the `match_hostname` one. Anything is better than monkey patching.

In addition, I do believe that [certificate handling][2] methods are not to be overridden in any way, as this defeats the purpose of HTTPS. What if a subsub domain is meant to be matched by another SSL certificate in certain cases?

The problem we're facing in this bug is a design mistake from Amazon, not a problem from SSL. Therefore, it isn't right to modify the working part and let the broken part untouched. The only way to actually use dotted-buckets and HTTPS with amazon is to use the OrdinaryCallingFormat syntax, and nothing else. And that shouldn't be an issue.

[1]: http://stackoverflow.com/a/2706023
[2]: https://docs.python.org/2/library/ssl.html#certificate-handling


Why the switch?


Hay que dejar un enter siempre al final de las lineas de php (recomendable)


Esto para que es?


Those pipes..


Would be great to add this modification as prehook:
```js
WebInspector.CompilerScriptMapping.prototype.orig_loadSourceMapForScript =
WebInspector.CompilerScriptMapping.prototype._loadSourceMapForScript;

WebInspector.CompilerScriptMapping.prototype._loadSourceMapForScript =
function(script, callback) {
      var scriptURL = WebInspector.ParsedURL.completeURL(script.target().resourceTreeModel.inspectedPageURL(), script.sourceURL);
      if (!scriptURL) {
        callback(null);
        return;
      }

      console.assert(script.sourceMapURL);
      var scriptSourceMapURL = (script.sourceMapURL);

      var sourceMapURL = WebInspector.ParsedURL.completeURL(scriptURL, scriptSourceMapURL);
      if (!sourceMapURL) {
        callback(null);
        return;
      }

      // Extracting SourceMap object from inline sourceMapURL
      var virtualSourceMapURL = null;
      var payload = null;
      if (sourceMapURL.match(INLINE_SOURCE_MAP_REGEX) != null) {
        virtualSourceMapURL = script.sourceURL + '.map';
        payload = JSON.parse(window.atob(sourceMapURL.substr(29)));
        this._sourceMapForSourceMapURL[virtualSourceMapURL] = new WebInspector.SourceMap(virtualSourceMapURL, payload);
        sourceMapURL = virtualSourceMapURL;
        script.sourceMapURL = virtualSourceMapURL;
      }

      this.orig_loadSourceMapForScript(script, callback);
}

```

Correct me if it doesn't work.


I see. The document I was looking at was actually the mysql doc. The Oracle url the me off.


Hmm about this. I probably prefer to have bootstrap separate (this commit) than part of the `avocado run --vt-bootstrap`. It's not hard to set multiple steps in integration tools in case you need to run the `bootstrap`. And having bootstrap executed with `passtest` makes no sense.


30414/Bonta I. Vlad Valentin/Assignment_HashTables/Hash Tables - Open Addressing/main.c

typo here


Yes. Thanks!  In fact shouldn't check for paste-id, as it should be called on pastes that exist.


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Es el constructor de formulario que en teoría no vamos a usar, pero como vos lo dejaste en Insitución lo fuimos replicando en todos por las dudas :P


IMO it's even clearer to the user. If I want to use avocado, I use `avocado run $uri`. If I want to use virt-test inside avocado, first I need to run `avocado bootstrap` and then even multiple times just `avocado run $uris`.


Good work on this btw


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here


that's what args is doing...

"GNU CPP has supported them for a long time, but only with a named variable argument (‘args...’, not ‘...’ and __VA_ARGS__). If you are concerned with portability to previous versions of GCC, you should use only named variable arguments. On the other hand, if you are concerned with portability to other conforming implementations of C99, you should use only __VA_ARGS__."

not that I prefer this syntax... just that it was already there.


That was the original intent, but I found that \' and \" are not yet interpreted as feet and inches by ParseUnit. I can look at where that's defined and add it.


Fixed


## Explicação
Esse commit é apenas o código gerado pelo `rails new`.


Ok. I didn't know if there was a global pgpointcloud capacity parameter to be respected that required all patches be less than a threshold. There is for Oracle, which is where this notion came from.


I have mixed feelings about this approach. On one hand, it seems straight forward. Try to parse one or more combinations of value/unit and add them together. On the other, it smells like something that could blow up for certain input or incorrectly parse the wrong mix of values and units. I don't really have any better suggestions though, it feels like a fairly robust approach given the regexes are narrow and specific enough, and hopefully should "just work". I guess a good test suite is the only way to gain confidence that it does work as intended for a wide range of valid and invalid inputs.


Sorry, i don't notice this in Verbatim.
It is supposed to add the quotes By Verbatim or add it by myself ?


By reading the code and the fix that I did to "m_groupByColumns", "m_projectSchema" may have the same issue. "m_having" will not be if we disable it.

But I do not find a way to prove my guess. That's a mystery for me. I will file a ticket for it now.


## Explicação
Adição das gems relacionadas ao **ROM**. Essas gems auxiliam a integração do ROM com o **Rails** e com o banco de dados **SQL**.


If you agree with me above, we should reword this to "one or two groups of quantity and unit" or similar.


Same here.


thanks! updated to use `time`: https://github.com/lamdan/yt/commit/1171d19fb8eaed2f98291971840570a9d1d8905b


If I remember correctly it was with getpid() – it didn't work when `using namespace std;` was set (but I don't know really what was happening) and firstly I changed to global namespace with `::getpid()` which worked as expected.


## Explicação

Adicionando as gems para a produção de testes.


This would make it python-python-django-openstack-auth ?


mapData is an empty interface. So it needs to type asserted to the right type.


za 10 lat nie będziesz wiedzieć jaki był original behaviour :(


Missing the closing `});` for the `each` loop. I fixed in my copy of the branch so I could deploy to demo1.


OK, thank you


Indeed, sorry


Fixed


## Explicação
Para que a aplicação **Rails** possa utilizar-se dos benefícios da gem **ROM** é necessário adicionar a dependência na aplicação. Para isso deve-se seguir o passo exposto.


I like it! :P)


Pedantic, but please add a space between `if` and `(`.
Also place comment above the if, or inside the if.


It probably skipped it before.


Modified


Also adds initial support for GMS models, and the rnaseq model.


> I agree, mark them as ignored or whatever.

This comment was ment to be here https://github.com/Underground78/mpc-hc/commit/2aa9de9ae61d1ed8fbf6dc17f3c15a04b80bc4ea


Make this an enum?


Your call, just keep in mind that Baseclasses is dead.


-> 1) Ahh, I was too focused on the inches & feet case. I set the regex to match non-numeric so that it could interpret 1ft1in as "1 ft" + "1 in" instead of "1 ft1in". I will look for an alternative method
-> 2) I wasn't sure about restricting this but I agree, I will update the regex to try to match to exactly 1 or 2 and fail otherwise


Put this in the `util` package


Nice catch, thanks.


$ mkdir /path/to/source-code
$ cd /path/to/source-code


@wolffcm ENG-8296 is the ticket that I created.


This should not be provided


They are doing something somewhat hacky but which works. If we try to do something less hacky everything else might very well fall apart and we will end up fixing endless side effects.


Right.  Good point.  :smile:


Else _stylePropertes = null & remove force


It seems this import-lib has no stub for `nghttp2__get_hd_table`. The output from `python setup.py install`is:
```
... nghttp2_imp.lib ws2_32.lib /EXPORT:initnghttp2 build\temp.win32-2.7\Release\nghttp2.obj
/OUT:build\lib.win32-2.7\nghttp2.pyd /IMPLIB:build\temp.win32-2.7\Release\nghttp2.lib
/MANIFESTFILE:build\temp.win32-2.7\Release\nghttp2.pyd.manifest
   Creating library build\temp.win32-2.7\Release\nghttp2.lib and object build\temp.win32-2.7\Release\nghttp2.exp
nghttp2.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol _nghttp2_hd_table_get referenced in function ___pyx_f_7nghttp2__get_hd_table
```

A fix for me was to simply use the static-lib:

```
@@ -25,10 +25,7 @@
 from distutils.core import setup
 from distutils.extension import Extension

-if sys.platform == "win32":
-  LIBS = ['nghttp2_imp', 'ws2_32']
-else:
-  LIBS = ['nghttp2']
+LIBS = ['nghttp2']
```


We could/should. Eric?

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Update plan: I'm working on refreshing 0.7-multigrid-merge branch to create  a feature/staggered-multigrid branch:
1) merging most recent updates on clover stuff from multigrid branch
2) fixing typos, compilation errors etc..
3) merging most recent develop branch (when 2 steps will be done and tested)


Now that I think about it, the .fbx & .xml files are just clutter. As I understand it, once the mwm is built they are useless.


Maybe leave it as undecided then.


30411/Alb V. Corina Bianca/Assignment 7.1 Hash Tables - Open Addressing/hashTable.c

this can't work, once it hits a return, any code after that return is unreachable


don't allocate, simply put `hashTable[i] = NULL` everywhere you have this


+ Downgrade to Java 1.6!


here, you should be doing `hashTable[i] != NULL`


FYI @wkennington


TankDeadband (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1145 of 1145 tests passed)

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30411/Alb V. Corina Bianca/Assignment 7.1 Hash Tables - Open Addressing/main.c

what is the purpose of this call?


Unneeded files were deleted.


this fill factor check should only be done in the insertion function, not here


Looks good to me


this should be `mysql::socket: "%{::boxen::config::datadir}/mysql/socket" `
now the socket is created in `/opt/boxen/data/socket` should be  `/opt/boxen/data/mysql/socket` right?


Ah, gute Idee. Naja,jetzt läufts.

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I don't understand the purpose of this loop


Take a few steps back and rethink your approach, your code is rather buggy


Are the parenthesis correct? I think it should be

w0 = 1.d0 -(dabs(dble(i)) /dble(ratio_to_coarser(0)))

i.e something like w = 1 - ( i /ref_ratio(d))


Are you sure
|| !syllable->next_syllable->type == GRE_END_OF_LINE
etc.
wasn't actually meant to be
|| syllable->next_syllable->type != GRE_END_OF_LINE
or the equivalent
|| !(syllable->next_syllable->type == GRE_END_OF_LINE)
?


Fix_sqlite_queries (mbadams5) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Build Failed

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I will leave this one undecided then.


Beautiful.


83811490-Fault_DirtyAirFilter (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1651 of 1652 tests passed)

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No, I think it meant "or next syllable is end of line", that seems logical with the context


30411/Drimbarean I. Maria Cristina/assignment7/list.c

replace `n->content = (char*) malloc(sizeof(char) * MAX_STRING_LENGTH);`
with
`n->content = (char*) malloc(sizeof(char) * MAX_STRING_LENGTH+1);`
and it will work


Fixed


complanit SHOULD BE complaint


Do that and your solution does work, however you also have to complete the tables from the assignment instructions document


> and any other persons under tried under the jurisdiction thereof.

Notice it says "under" TWICE.

> ther remuneration shall never be lowered.

Should that be "ther" ?  Probably should be "the".


hah hah i spoke too soon :)


Maybe add a variable that says whether the request was cancelled instead.


Removed


ok  is that why you said emulate it in llvmpipe? also it should be fine for the time being to just use PIPE_FORMAT_R8G8B8X8_UNORM with D3DFMT_R8G8B8 until a proper fix comes along? I didnt see anything corrupted in SWG when I was playing it that way.


SHIP IT


Please not that this is a breaking change. Before this release, specifying multiple filters in a single filter call would AND them together. With this release, instead multiple filters in a single filter call are ORed together.


You misspelled it. :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

Gauge.


Why "_id" instead of "id"?


There was a bug here previously: this should have been `__uiCalId` not `_uiCalId`


Thanks for the suggestion!


:+1: :)


And where is this used?


Thanks


> On May 18, 2015, at 2:34 PM, Amneet Bhalla <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Are the parenthesis correct? I think it should be
>
> w0 = 1.d0 -(dabs(dble(i)) /dble(ratio_to_coarser(0)))
>
> i.e something like w = 1 - ( i /ref_ratio(d))
>
Yes, this was a parentheses error. I think I fixed it --- take a look.


Hey Zach- This looks good, but let's put the code somewhere other than the functions.php file.

Create a class similar to how Assets.php, Genesis.php, RequiredDOM.php are set up and instantiate it from the functions.php file as below:

               // Get Genesis setup the way we want it
        $af_genesis = new AgriFlex_Genesis;
        // Enqueue our assets
        $af_assets = new AgriFlex_Assets;
        // Fix the navigation
        $af_navigation = new AgriFlex_Navigation;
               // Add AgriLife Required DOM Elements
              $af_required = new AgriFlex_RequiredDOM;


dprintf let me to choose the file descriptor.
http://linux.die.net/man/3/dprintf
Sorry for letting this here:D


looks good.


It was written to avoid blow-ups. We do not use anymore this method, then we returned to the original version. In future pushes we will delete all non-used methods.


It isn't and that is why it is prefixed with an underscore. Because it is a hash, you need to iterate over it with |key, value| but I don't need the id.

http://www.rubydoc.info/gems/rubocop/RuboCop/Cop/Lint/UnusedBlockArgument


Fix_sqlite_queries (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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add the "from"


Hi @Effer I am afraid that this is not correct. Normally the canvas doesn't know anything about the units the conversion is done in the CNC.py depending the settings on Tools->CNC->Units and the G20/G21 in the code.


Fixed


93653272-SizingTable (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1656 of 1656 tests passed)

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Yeah, I put `NaN` sentinels in the Quandl package because there is data out there with many missing observations. It's a very reasonable solution and Pandas has always used it.


The resulting crash is in 203 not 205 (due to missed_frac being zero).


@groutr it may be worthwhile mentioning an example location to obtain a Windows distribution of GDAL unless installed via a separate workflow.  I get mine from [here](http://www.gisinternals.com/release.php).

It is also worth noting that the gdal dll and data directory need to be on the system PATH variable or scripts will fail on execution.


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I don't know if any of our implementations actually behave that  way, but this version of the change would definitely have lost that info.


Ack.


Removed


Right.


Grouping by a scalar subquery containing a correlation really hurts my brain.


Yeah.  The `.reckless` approach in the new version solves this by naming the call "reckless" so you know that you might miss those errors.


I think this should really return `void`, not `Promise<void>`.  In the `.reckless` version, it does.


I mean, it seems like a good test, it's just hard for me to look at the expected output and convince myself it's the right answer just by thinking about it.


cool beans.


30411/Danciu P. Diana Lacramioara/Assignment 7/Hash Tables - Chaining/hashTable.c

this `MAX` is always `1` in your case, find out why


93653272-SizingTable (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Kevin,

Did you set ACEScg as the reference color space, first in the color space list, as well as the value for the 'scene_linear' role?

HP


What is there to not understand about chaining? it's simpler than open addressing


@groutr you may also want to add a note about not all tests succeeding on Windows (per #68), unless they are working fine for you.  I spent more time trying to debug that last week and am still unable to resolve that issue on my system.


Use `makeFlags` instead, like this:
```
makeFlags = [ "installpath=$(out)/share/tegaki/models/zinnia" ];
```
(notice $(out), it would be expanded within Makefile)


I think that the only way the user can get True here is not settings the GOPRO_SNAPSHOTS env variable.

```
➜ export GOPRO_SNAPSHOTS=True
➜ python
Python 2.7.5 (default, Mar  9 2014, 22:15:05)
[GCC 4.2.1 Compatible Apple LLVM 5.0 (clang-500.0.68)] on darwin
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import os
>>> os.environ.get('GOPRO_SNAPSHOTS')
'True'
>>> os.environ.get('GOPRO_SNAPSHOTS') is True
False
```

or

```
➜ export GOPRO_SNAPSHOTS=1
➜ python
Python 2.7.5 (default, Mar  9 2014, 22:15:05)
[GCC 4.2.1 Compatible Apple LLVM 5.0 (clang-500.0.68)] on darwin
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import os
>>> os.environ.get('GOPRO_SNAPSHOTS')
'1'
>>> os.environ.get('GOPRO_SNAPSHOTS') is True
False
```


this points to oblivion :(.


This should technically include an update to common.min.js via `grunt build`.


@mpc-hc: Do you agree with this?


Move `pkgconfig`, `python` and `which` (possibly others which are called during the build only) to `nativeBuildInputs` -- they are inputs "native to the platform" when cross-compiling.


This seems overly complicated... You could just std::copy into a set, then std::copy back into a vector. Or just store the allowed discrete values in a std::set.


if there are no tasks you are fully blocked?


this should probably be named `getUpdateRowIdColumnHandle` to match `getSampleWeightColumnHandle`


Describe what the `fragments` are in the javadoc


We have a variable for that list. I will update that after my branch got merged.


30411/Danciu P. Diana Lacramioara/Assignment 7/Hash Tables - Open Addressing/hashTable.c

for `_50000` for example, your program crashes on this line


Space in `if (vec.type == :numeric)`.


Like it. But L309 and L311 I prefer my wiggles.


If there are no drivers, you are fully blocked?


same here


Use `passthru` instead, `meta` is used for descriptions etc. with standartized fields.
Like this:
```
mkDerivation {
  ...
  passthru = { inherit pkgArches; };
  ...
}
```
Available with `pkg.pkgArches` (no `passthru`)
```


@richardkchapman please merge and close


I'm not sure I found all of them with this, but it's a good start. And there's A LOT to be fixed!


Avoid leaving debug `puts` statements in the committed code! There's another one in `pivot_table`.

Btw, you should try using `pry` and `pry-byebug` for debugging, they're quite good.


You might want to add a check here that the limit switch is actually off.   I had some machines where the inductive sensors would get stuck on.  I think if you run this code with homing enabled but hard limits disabled, a stuck sensor will shift the home point into the machine by N_HOMING_LOCATE_CYCLE * homing_pulloff mm, without any indication.   The old code would detect if the sensor never transitioned to OFF on the approach==false moves.


Fix_sqlite_queries (mbadams5) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Build Failed

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Why the complicated Clone mechanism and smart pointers? For the only use, just taking ownership of the passed-in sub-validator would be fine. Store a simple pointer to it, or store it by value?


We seem to have a proliferation of `begin*`, `commit*` and `rollback*` methods. Is it possible to consolidate them into `beginTransaction`, `prepare*`, `commit(transaction)`, and `rollback(transaction)`?


I tested on my non PLUS radio, the READ works perfectly well. Problem ... It doesn't fit in the 32k allowed for the bootloader. I am afraid it means we have to keep both versions :(


@Khelek потому что класс ```.link``` приставляется не только к ссылкам, а к любым тегам. Ну и плюс, у тега ```a``` может быть иное поведение, нежели переход на другую страницу.


me encantó este view.stub(:current_user)


+1 if you mean a more convenient method that isn't as verbose or string-dependent as this JSON. Is this along the lines of what you mean?


Considering hash tables, I previously worked with them. There are most of the times problems with free function on them.


> If you could provide a pull request against trunk, that would actually be
very handy, thanks.

Done and done.


This should probably be made as a static object outside of this method. If you call this method too frequently (so that it gets the same seed), it is possible like this to get the same number again.


Should be fine


This doesn't need to be here, because it's depended on when it's listed in common.mk (and it's not even the right path)


Fixed


That... pretty useless


Ported to XP6 in https://github.com/xp-framework/http/commit/0d3e448937ca8e7c8c45884ec5e66916abec93f3


yes, mostly for convenience and to avoid duplication of code.


That's... pretty useless


@mpc-hc/developers: Ok, I striped all changes to upstream code and I belive most changes are only related to our custom code. Can I push it as is?


@Underground; Ok, I striped all changes to upstream code and I believe most changes are only related to our custom code. Can I push it as is?


That's a statement which you'll have to back with something. `Why`?


Fix_sqlite_queries (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2123 of 2200 tests passed)

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LGTM I think.


acum am vazut...


Had nothing to do with you.... you keep g2 looking good.

Has everything to do with people who use the device as their daily driver.


эх, точно, не подумал я по хром в этих местах.


notice all the AttachToProcess methods are now SUB but they will turn to Boolean Function which will notify user if attach succeeded or not


Unnecessary change ... I'm not sure why it's there.


It is 2015 :) ... most windows systems are x64 ?! :)


This doesn't work quite right as written. Should be in cmdlet-style e.g.  ```send_spam -user ($($session.UserName) -ComputerName $ComputerName```


I don't know for sure. I've seen that multiple times, not only in my code, but also some other persons working with hash tables told me that (first semester, not now).


Sure, good point. I guess I need to fix the other place where we are using this convention...


r+


I also got that asserts just like the one SmartCat did. I've checked the Unicode setting and entry point WinMain but didn't find anything wrong. Then I checked the values in _pgmptr and _wpgmptr, both are defined to "(null)". I think the problem is not caused by Unicode.
I replaced the function _get_wpgmptr to GetModuleFileName and works fine now.


Changes made.


dooh -- did not mean to commit this, but it is part of test for #105


todos los archivos de php preferentemente terminan con un enter al final


Yes all of that has been fixed in the latest commit. Recode works as expected too. This was more of a wip commit actually.

Should I maintain a workflow where only actual new features are commited, i.e if there are bugs in the code those commits are later rebased or something like that?


:smile: Ah, I'm quite happy that you guys make `middleman` the tool I really like a lot. BTW: There also seem some changes in erikhuda/thor#master which will break `middleman/cli`. Those [changes](https://github.com/erikhuda/thor/commit/99bf6863f933f01ac34550bdf441a7511845d9cc) seem to enforce that the default value needs to be of type `:type`. Just for you to know.


83811490-Fault_DirtyAirFilter (rongpengzhang) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1657 of 1658 tests passed)

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BTW, there is a PR https://github.com/elixir-lang/elixir/pull/3338 for your consideration. :smile:


Done!


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/gmarceau/stellar-core/commit/ed555197a63855fe958b4e763e681fa86d44b8ae


merging gmarceau/stellar-core/leak-in-timer = ed555197 into auto


gmarceau/stellar-core/leak-in-timer = ed555197 merged ok, testing candidate = 5fb3a992


tenes harcodeado los ids


Yep


Done


OK


si, porque no tenemos todavía el login hecho. Por eso lo saqué a un método externo, acá quedaría reemplazado por el "obtenerUsuarioLogueado"


My first test just ensured the -internal worked, but I ran another test and found that checks fail because of printing the integer ```service.Port``` with ```%s``` in the format string.  The format string probably needs to be either ```%d``` or ```%v```, e.g.:

```check.HTTP = fmt.Sprintf("http://%s:%d%s", service.IP, service.Port, path)```

HTH


The script hasn't handled pushing to gh-pages branch yet, but it's not a bad idea to extend it :)


jur ca nu inteleg. verificasem ieri si printasem si nu erau toate 1. nu mai inteleg nimic.


hoy subo el manejo de errores y actuaklizmos esto


Just buy it and redirect to your GitHub profile. That's what I'm doing ;)


yes. Thanks for spotting that!


perfecto


No. Deleted.


83811490-Fault_DirtyAirFilter (rongpengzhang) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1657 of 1658 tests passed)

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@kateregga1 thanks for your work on that - looking good!  When you get the chance, could you translate https://github.com/hotosm/learnosm/blob/gh-pages/_posts/sw/0100-01-01-index.md, so the home page is translated.

Keep up the good work.

Thanks

Nick


lgtm


Assuming we keep this, all errors except ENOENT should be treated as fatal.  There's no reason to block for other failure modes.


ahh that's perfect! Houston will probably be the best place to work


seems that way :/


Muchas gracias; the map looks absolutely beautiful now.


@jrmartin heads up I re-added this in my branch - if neuron recording cannot be loaded like this we can avoid using the server root pattern in the url but this is needed because for example the wormsim recordings will be deployed in the appdata folder in the server in production, as they cannot be bundled with the jars as geppetto internal resources (as they are not generic but wormsim specific).


How it looks:
![alti2 0_2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10466533/7688236/6bcf6a50-fda3-11e4-9a36-1759be36d8f7.png)
![alti2 0_3](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10466533/7688235/6bcf5786-fda3-11e4-9c5a-8c7655aa0ea6.png)
![alti2 0](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10466533/7688237/6bd0475e-fda3-11e4-9b45-ea6e845aecd3.png)

I will update the tutorial about how to change the theme as soon as possible.


Yes, testing that behavior on different mainboards/BIOSes is probably a good idea. The link I posted seems to indicate that the IRQ mask is being returned in AL, that's why I brought it up. (even though Ralf Brown's IntRef doesn't mention that).

Even if not all BIOSes work this way (e.g. maybe some do return the IRQ mask and some don't), the way I read the linked page is that a BIOS is definitely free to unmask any IRQs if it deems it necessary, for example if otherwise the timer would never fire. That's why I think that doing the unmasking if necessary is a sane default and should not be considered an "error" or even "bug in the program"

It would be different, of course, if the "unconditional unmasking" would introduce errors in any other programs, but I don't think that'll be the case as there should be at least a few BIOSes that do it that way as well (someone must have written that documentation, apparently ;-) )


Any file present in "openfoam-interface/internal-interface/libs/sourceFiles" has some changes from to the original one. We have modified the header of these files.


Ah, right, I just saw the other commit. Well, I'm totally OK with you using a simpler workflow to get started during GSoC, so no worries.

When other people start working on Daru, though, leaving `master` for the current "valid" version and using other branches for development should be the way to go. But let's wait until that is necessary; managing projects that way is very time-consuming. :-)


@Glueon thank. You are right. Copy paste mistake! Thanks for fixing!


updated. send it in next commit. it still doesn't merge to this one.


@kbrock
Having the piece of code that caused the failure in the log is really helpful.

By removing the UnknownMethodRC, would we able to spot errand methods that exit with invalid code.


93653272-SizingTable (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (632 of 632 tests passed)

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