@blankenberg with the latest Galaxy stable version I'm getting the following error. I'm not sure but I think this was never a problem before, it was failing silently.

This seems to be also a problem for others: http://osdir.com/ml/general/2015-06/msg06919.html

```
job id: 147477
tool id: toolshed.g2.bx.psu.edu/repos/iuc/samtools_sort/samtools_sort/1.0.2
tool version: 1.0.2
job pid or drm id: 748416
job tool version:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
job command line:
samtools sort -n "/data/3/galaxy_db/files/000/218/dataset_218833.dat" foo 2>&1 || echo "Error running samtools sort." >&2 ; mv foo.bam "/data/2/galaxy_db/files/000/218/dataset_218844.dat"
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
job stderr:
*** glibc detected *** python: double free or corruption (!prev): 0x00000000020d4ec0 ***
======= Backtrace: =========
/lib64/libc.so.6(+0x75e66)[0x7fc68ecc2e66]
/lib64/libc.so.6(+0x789b3)[0x7fc68ecc59b3]
/lib64/libc.so.6(fclose+0x14d)[0x7fc68ecb34cd]
/usr/local/galaxy/galaxy-dist/eggs/pysam-0.4.2_kanwei_b10f6e722e9a-py2.7-linux-x86_64-ucs2.egg/csamtools.so(bam_index_load_literal+0x37)[0x7fc682d0cad7]
/usr/local/galaxy/galaxy-dist/eggs/pysam-0.4.2_kanwei_b10f6e722e9a-py2.7-linux-x86_64-ucs2.egg/csamtools.so(+0x6e7f8)[0x7fc682cf87f8]
python(PyObject_Call+0x47)[0x419507]
python(PyEval_CallObjectWithKeywords+0x43)[0x4a0dc3]
/usr/local/galaxy/galaxy-dist/eggs/pysam-0.4.2_kanwei_b10f6e722e9a-py2.7-linux-x86_64-ucs2.egg/csamtools.so(+0x52a04)[0x7fc682cdca04]
python[0x46c3d3]
python(PyObject_Call+0x47)[0x419507]
python(PyEval_EvalFrameEx+0x4b70)[0x4a6a60]
python(PyEval_EvalCodeEx+0x877)[0x4a8fd7]
python[0x50b148]
python(PyObject_Call+0x47)[0x419507]
python(PyEval_EvalFrameEx+0x3f4a)[0x4a5e3a]
python(PyEval_EvalFrameEx+0x6575)[0x4a8465]
python(PyEval_EvalFrameEx+0x6575)[0x4a8465]
python(PyEval_EvalCodeEx+0x877)[0x4a8fd7]
python(PyEval_EvalCode+0x32)[0x4a90e2]
python(PyRun_FileExFlags+0x13e)[0x4c959e]
python(PyRun_SimpleFileExFlags+0xd4)[0x4c97b4]
python(Py_Main+0xb12)[0x414bd2]
/lib64/libc.so.6(__libc_start_main+0xfd)[0x7fc68ec6bd5d]
python[0x413cc9]
======= Memory map: ========
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00773000-007af000 rw-p 00173000 00:1e 4854301                            /usr/local/galaxy/galaxy_env/bin/python
007af000-007be000 rw-p 00000000 00:00 0
00d1c000-05255000 rw-p 00000000 00:00 0                                  [heap]
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3f4c014000-3f4c015000 r--p 00014000 00:15 4339526                        /lib64/libz.so.1.2.3
3f4c015000-3f4c016000 rw-p 00015000 00:15 4339526                        /lib64/libz.so.1.2.3
3f4c200000-3f4c21d000 r-xp 00000000 00:15 4339513                        /lib64/libselinux.so.1
3f4c21d000-3f4c41c000 ---p 0001d000 00:15 4339513                        /lib64/libselinux.so.1
3f4c41c000-3f4c41d000 r--p 0001c000 00:15 4339513                        /lib64/libselinux.so.1
3f4c41d000-3f4c41e000 rw-p 0001d000 00:15 4339513                        /lib64/libselinux.so.1
3f4c41e000-3f4c41f000 rw-p 00000000 00:00 0
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3f4d616000-3f4d815000 ---p 00016000 00:15 4339449                        /lib64/libgcc_s-4.4.7-20120601.so.1
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3f4de00000-3f4de03000 r-xp 00000000 00:15 4339428                        /lib64/libcom_err.so.2.1
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3f4e002000-3f4e003000 r--p 00002000 00:15 4339428                        /lib64/libcom_err.so.2.1
3f4e003000-3f4e004000 rw-p 00003000 00:15 4339428                        /lib64/libcom_err.so.2.1
3f4fe00000-3f4fe02000 r-xp 00000000 00:15 4339468                        /lib64/libkeyutils.so.1.3
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3f50001000-3f50002000 r--p 00001000 00:15 4339468                        /lib64/libkeyutils.so.1.3
3f50002000-3f50003000 rw-p 00002000 00:15 4339468                        /lib64/libkeyutils.so.1.3
3f51e00000-3f51e10000 r-xp 00000000 00:15 4339421                        /lib64/libbz2.so.1.0.4
3f51e10000-3f5200f000 ---p 00010000 00:15 4339421                        /lib64/libbz2.so.1.0.4
3f5200f000-3f52011000 rw-p 0000f000 00:15 4339421                        /lib64/libbz2.so.1.0.4
3f52600000-3f52604000 r-xp 00000000 00:15 4339523                        /lib64/libuuid.so.1.3.0
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3f52803000-3f52804000 rw-p 00003000 00:15 4339523                        /lib64/libuuid.so.1.3.0
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7fc6823fb000-7fc6824fa000 ---p 0000a000 00:1e 119276144                  /usr/local/galaxy/.python-eggs/pycrypto-2.5-py2.7-linux-x86_64-ucs2.egg-tmp/Crypto/Cipher/Blowfish.so
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7fc6824fb000-7fc6824fe000 r-xp 00000000 00:1e 119280475                  /usr/local/galaxy/galaxy-dist/eggs/Cheetah-2.2.2-py2.7-linux-x86_64-ucs2.egg/Cheetah/_namemapper.so
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/data/2/galaxy_db/job_working_directory/000/147/147477/galaxy_147477.sh: line 42:  7242 Aborted                 python /data/2/galaxy_db/job_working_directory/000/147/147477/set_metadata_ZCWdmQ.py /data/2/galaxy_db/tmp/tmpbiU6ig /data/2/galaxy_db/job_working_directory/000/147/147477/galaxy.json /data/2/galaxy_db/job_working_directory/000/147/147477/metadata_in_HistoryDatasetAssociation_260917_g7Kne1,/data/2/galaxy_db/job_working_directory/000/147/147477/metadata_kwds_HistoryDatasetAssociation_260917_Qmwx5t,/data/2/galaxy_db/job_working_directory/000/147/147477/metadata_out_HistoryDatasetAssociation_260917_iqKBqO,/data/2/galaxy_db/job_working_directory/000/147/147477/metadata_results_HistoryDatasetAssociation_260917_pDYRKE,/data/2/galaxy_db/files/000/218/dataset_218844.dat,/data/2/galaxy_db/job_working_directory/000/147/147477/metadata_override_HistoryDatasetAssociation_260917_961HGv

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job stdout:
[bam_sort_core] merging from 50 files...
[bam_index_core] the alignment is not sorted (): 9-th chr > 2-th chr
[bam_index_build2] fail to index the BAM file.
```


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Thanks for adding these local theme and plugin directories @gothfox ! As I'd mentioned in https://github.com/SynoCommunity/spksrc/pull/1741 having sepatate directories for locally installed themes and plugins will allow make automatic package upgrades a little friendlier. I'll check the Synology package works with this new support, and/or update it as necessary.


To my knowledge, yes.
I've tested the generated plugin on a test repository and everything I tested worked ok.
But I can't say that these tests are exhaustive, and I also cannot say that I really use it in production for now.

If you want to try, I've uploaded the plugin in https://github.com/mossroy/jira-git-plugin/releases


It was just logging, hehe good catch.


This will be the main landing page, with links to download PM4Linux, the installer, wiki, etc. Currently I have a temp page with links to SourceForge and the forums on it. I will get a full page up prior to v26.


Added a space


Ahh okay. I see.. fallback in case it doesn't work for more info/manual downloads. makes sense.


Ruby and java links not being rendered correctly, I think due to an extra ` state` in link ref


What was fixed here?


Exactly.


@mgrzejszczak

:)


I agree this part is super ugly because of the variety of downloads that we have, most of my refactorings were trying to unify this, but I stopped there until I had a better idea.
Units can or cannot have a name, so we cannot rely on them, however we can id them by number, but what would be the point ? what is the advantage you mention, since I don't know the code of coursera-dl that well.


ah perfekt!

Fabian Wüthrich <notifications@github.com> schrieb am Mo., 8. Juni 2015
11:18:

> ah jo ich mach alli froge ine seperats file und dues den ufelade
>
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> .
>


@biyeun


I managed to implement the detection without the reordering. I was not able to get happy with the reordering. Thanks for the hint :)


"hearbeat"


Yes. I stumbled over it too and removed it while updating the commits.


Yes. The same.


$query_less->execute(); wasn't executed in the else part. It was only executed in the if part. I don't know if it can be executed before if/else clause.


I used this argument in two places, the one you referred to and to add the /GL compiler switch (add_compile_options(/GL)) which should only be done the release build. Do think I can use $<CONFIG:Release>,$<CONFIG:Relwithdebinfo> there also?


Hi vuolter, I'll keep it short:
```
ERROR    Fehler beim Importieren von ExtractArchive: invalid syntax (SimpleHoster.py, line 590)
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/volume1/web/pyload-git-stable/module/plugins/PluginManager.py", line 268, in loadModule
    plugins[name]["name"])
  File "/volume1/web/pyload-git-stable/module/plugins/hooks/ExtractArchive.py", line 58, in <module>
    from module.plugins.internal.SimpleHoster import replace_patterns
  File "/volume1/web/pyload-git-stable/module/plugins/internal/SimpleHoster.py", line 590
     rules = [r, getattr(self, a) for r, a in (("IP blocked"    , "IP_BLOCKED_PATTERN"  ),
                                    ^
 SyntaxError: invalid syntax
```


Again I tried to do in multiple but since all went in the same direction I did it in only one commit, I am still not super satisfied with this code, but at least is way better for the --dry-run mode.


Minor comment: Can we use single quotes to avoid escaping the quotes in the string.


Minor comment: Typo.


Ah, I'm running pyLoad on Python2.5 BTW.
Regards!


I don't get this comment. What casts ?


JSON это хорошо.
Но мне не нравится, что приходится дублировать методы для чтения/записи в двух обработках - раннере и генераторе макетов.
Нужно сделать основной набор методов (реализовать интерфейс) только в раннере, а генератор макетов должен только вызывать этот набор методов.


@mhugent thanks! Do you think qgsgeos.cpp:1910 should be using GEOSGeom_clone_r instead of GEOSGeom_clone also?


@Swapnil133609 its Linux Kernel Sources, not Google Sources


Typo in comment ``


Have a margin to the right of the buttons to make them stand out - possibly a logout button aswell


I totally agree with that but didn't generalize it yet as I was insecure if it would trigger issues with ARMv6.


fixed!


no period at end of para


> Ami gondolm van az annyi, hogy ha több szálat indítok el mint ahány fájl van, akkor egyszerűen leáll amikor a nem használt szál kilép - a többi is elkezd dolgozni, de megáll amikor a munkához nem jutó szál kilép. Ez szerinted mitől lehet? Vagy írjam át "pool"-os megoldásra?

Az a hiba, hogy csak az utolsó processzen hívod meg a `join`t. Tedd őket egy listába és hívd meg mindre a `join`t. (A `join` várja meg hogy befejeződjön a processz.)

Kijavíthatod ezt, de poollal eleve nem követted volna el, úgyhogy lehet hogy érdemes átírni. Én se vettem észre a hibát csak most.


It can and should. I will fix this


1.Getting a copy of the repo's URL by clicking the icon on the RHS bar.
Then paste it into the git clone line. But pasteing by Ctrl-V does not seen to work,so what does?
2. Which starts first, repo on Github, then clone it to the Local or Start it on Git, then push it onto Github?


I will just push the fixes you suggested to master since they are quite simple, thanks.


This is what I did in this commit, right?


When this kind of errors comes out, the only solution is delete the userplugins folder and the account.conf file (but this time you can just remove userplugin's SimpleHoster.py)


Akkor Pool-olok, ha megvan jelentkezem :D

Üdvözlettel / Best Regards:

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> Ami gondolm van az annyi, hogy ha több szálat indítok el mint ahány fájl
> van, akkor egyszerűen leáll amikor a nem használt szál kilép - a többi is
> elkezd dolgozni, de megáll amikor a munkához nem jutó szál kilép. Ez
> szerinted mitől lehet? Vagy írjam át "pool"-os megoldásra?
>
> Az a hiba, hogy csak az utolsó processzen hívod meg a joint. Tedd őket
> egy listába és hívd meg mindre a joint. (A join várja meg hogy
> befejeződjön a processz.)
>
> Kijavíthatod ezt, de poollal eleve nem követted volna el, úgyhogy lehet
> hogy érdemes átírni. Én se vettem észre a hibát csak most.
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Happy Moments code resource


Can we do this similar to the endianness macros?
The standard endianness methods are used when not overridden by the user.
`c
#if !defined(UA_free) && !defined(UA_malloc) ...
`

That way, we can keep ua_util.h free of case-specific code.
Otherwise, we will end up with 20 ifdefs...


Three cheers for three copyright years!  (1.8 cheers after compression)


Системное администрирование
Полная система администрирования предоставляется администратором . Он отвечает за контроль доступа пользователей и управлять всеми функциями системы.
Это моделируется следующим диаграммы прецедентов


How about we use [this](https://github.com/JedWatson/babel-plugin-object-assign) in 1-liners?


Either make this an interface or remove the "I" in the naming


Thank you, I got your intention. However, a typical synapse ofen deals with the spike by adding the weight to the post neuron, i.e. something like pre='v_post += w', it's order-independent, how to do the "well-defined", or should I just ignore the warning simply?


s/set/list


Will implement a fix - using [this site](https://jakubroztocil.github.io/rrule/) your rule effectively translates to _every year_ so `BYMONTH` is not even part of translating this rule.


I think that it isn't good idea. Query will be too long and cusine=pizza;noodle will not work.
I've not checked but something like "[cuisine~noodle|chinese|....]" should also work.


I don't understand. What happens with this new code if the user calls `ua.register()` in the `connected` event? Wouldn't it also register again?


Why `QDBUSUTIL_H`? Isn't it only a guardian define?


Yeah, good point. Normally it doesn't matter as the filename isn't exposed, but I forgot that in this one people use the file directly. Fixed.


"...then dumps..." instead of "...than dumps..." ;-)


... on the \hyperref[fig:ebnf-Trm4]{Trm4} production.


of course, these looks nice, i was tempted to replay and say that without any argument, doomsday-compat should just run `doomsday` in Ring-0; but then users can also just run `doomsday` dirrectly


This diagram is available as \autoref{app:ebnf}.


nit: can you follow pattern
```
try {
} catch (ex) {
}
```


テスト


In order to avoid the double registration, the user must check in the `connected`event whether the UA is already registered or not. If it is, there's no need to re-register.

```
ua.on('connected', function(e) {
      console.info('Connected');

      if (ua.isRegistered() === false) {
        console.info('Registering');
        ua.register();
      }
});
```


Unfortunately, this did not seem to be the last error :(

After all Syntax issued are repaired, I now get this beauty on Python2.5:

```
08.06.2015 11:35:44 WARNING   Download failed: CENSORED | 'str' object is not callable
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/volume1/@optware/share/pyload-git/module/PluginThread.py", line 187, in run
  File "/volume1/web/pyload-git-stable/module/plugins/internal/Plugin.py", line 237, in preprocessing
    return self.process(self.pyfile)
  File "/volume1/web/pyload-git-stable/module/plugins/internal/SimpleHoster.py", line 512, in process
    self.checkInfo()
  File "/volume1/web/pyload-git-stable/module/plugins/internal/SimpleHoster.py", line 769, in checkInfo
    self.checkNameSize()
  File "/volume1/web/pyload-git-stable/module/plugins/internal/SimpleHoster.py", line 742, in checkNameSize
    self.logDebug("Update file info...")
  File "/volume1/web/pyload-git-stable/module/plugins/internal/SimpleHoster.py", line 436, in logDebug
    return self._log("debug", args)
  File "/volume1/web/pyload-git-stable/module/plugins/internal/SimpleHoster.py", line 426, in _log
    msg = " | ".join([(a.encode("utf-8", "replace") if type(a) is unicode else str(a)).strip() for a in args if a])
  TypeError: 'str' object is not callable
08.06.2015 11:35:44 DEBUG  Error creating zip file: 'ascii' codec can't decode byte 0xc8 in position 12: ordinal not in range(128)
```
BR
--Nippey


Hello - thank you so much for giving the breath of life back into the concorde :D

I'll have to check out flightgear again sometime soon.


> Why this change?

For boolean or string values. `--source-map` option can be either `--source-map true`, `--source-map false` or `--source-map inline` etc..

> Now it might not return a boolean anymore, right?

Correct.


Deze moet niet.


Deze moet ook niet.


It is critical to make this setting available on the operator level, as many system operators such as window buffers, discretizers, etc etc. don’t need copy as we understand the internal behaviour.

Before the operator rework I had a flag for marking each operator to not copy the inputs and this was set properly for all windowing operators:
discretizers, buffers, flattener, merger, empty window filters

Until this is done, the current modular windowing implementation is completely useless (performance wise)


Just don't `delete`, set to `undefined` instead.


Deze moet weg.


Please do not checkin commented code.


添加review意见


This is an empty if block, did you intend to insert something there?


Multiple choice의 경우 선택된 아이템의 갯수가 2개 이상이기 때문에 SparseBooleanArray라는 배열값에 저장된다.


@daviferreira  `else if` breaks this module if you use both AMD and ´commonjs` on the same page


This is for optee_client, not optee_test


> without any argument, doomsday-compat should just run doomsday in Ring-0

No, it should not. The purpose of the doomsday-compat script is to make doomsday behave like any other Doom engine, and any other Doom engine starts straight into Doom 2 if no other arguments are given.


I've never been fond of the `startup` name; even since the start of SysV this stuff has been about more than /just/ starting things up.

I suspect it'd end up being more like a rename than moving stuff if we did decide to switch to a `services` plugin (although there may be other stuff we'd want to shuffle into the `services` plugin from others).


I can not find this commit ID in optee_test repository.


I'm thinking this looks like a job for /usr/local/etc/rc.restart_webgui ? The package itself doesn't generate these files.


It's not updated from linux.org it's updated from android.googlesource.com so it's of google source. :-/


add시에 기존 문자열값을 저장했던 것을 MyData라는 객체로 바꾸었고, 현재는 itemView(editText)에서만 값을 얻어올 수 있기 때문에 MyData의 필드값 age는 10으로 정하였다.


Thank you very much for this solution


She lived 122 years and 164 days. In order to be able to select her date of birth, she would have needed:
```
from { 123.years.ago }
```
:grin:


Waiting consumer does not see data. trying to identify why


Fix [Task4](http://localhost:8080/w/XG9dap2PHReyQSfHoDvaiBmv) and [Task4](http://localhost:8080/w/XG9dap2PHReyQSfHoDvaiBmv). Update [Task6](http://localhost:8080/w/ZG9dap2PHReyQSfHoDvaiBmv) and #Abcd.


I've just checked [wct docs](https://github.com/Polymer/web-component-tester#running-your-tests) and it seems the recommended way would be to install it globally. Presumably because you can use the same installled copy for testing multiple projects.

I'm thinking maybe it's better to actually tell people to `npm install -g wct` and optionally add it to `gulp setup` task?


test


What does _py mean?


It would be better to use 'equalsIgnoreCase' instead of 'equals' for to check DOC_TYPE.
> if (!DOC_TYPE_WEBM.  equalsIgnoreCase (value) && !DOC_TYPE_MATROSKA. equalsIgnoreCase (value)) {

This is the [test content]( https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7AjFwY8h0HramRYMVllTGRSYms/view?usp=sharing ).


We don't need those autogenerated files. Delete them before committing, so that they don't appear in the log. Same for `tests.py`.


Or `null`


Removed the Todo.


rising edge of the clock


You need to check the key as well if you use STL iterators. See third code snippet here: http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qmultihash.html#details


Narf. Thanks. :P


That comes from the pydaqmx documentation I followed: http://pythonhosted.org/PyDAQmx/callback.html
Indeed I can remove it since it's pretty obvious that this is a ... Python callback ^^


The extra line breaks the table.

Thanks for adding it!


:+1: but the link still says "3magine" =)

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/422899/8047900/0e420786-0e19-11e5-9d5d-9c1fbce56313.png)


I think we shall not need this change with -native-integration flag


My bad, probably should have sent them a PR today.
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We might not need these as well with the latest patch


Pulling it out won't help.
You need change the password and not publish it again after that =).


same as above, can revert with the new patch


ya I fixed it in https://github.com/Sirupsen/logrus/commit/e3eccfaeb58b95c9ce22aea6867562f07a0d68c7, just made more sense to tag you in this one :)


Thanks! Almost the same as what we're doing for comments, but for some reason I missed doing it for posts:

```js
Template.comment_submit.onRendered(function() {
  var self = this;
  this.$("textarea").keydown(function (e) {
    if(((e.metaKey || e.ctrlKey) && e.keyCode == 13) || (e.ctrlKey && e.keyCode == 13)){
      self.$('#submitCommentForm').submit();
    }
  });
});
```


same as above, can revert this with new patch


@erikh

LGTM. I think it pretty much captures what I shared in my comment earlier and in response to the mail thread in morning as well. We might still need to fix a few things for multi-host but this is a lot closer to what I had in mind as well.

also cc/ @shaleman @jainvipin


Agreed, but I think this is out of scope.  Please open an issue if you want it addressed


Use new style classes for everything, i.e. inherit from `object`.


Don't use blanket `*` imports, only import what you need.


Are you missing something here? What should happen if this evaluates true?


`_repeatedIndex` ?


@virgil: i've applied rewriting to XML files.

now that sitemaps will work crawlers will be a lot happy!


\cc @fpietrosanti


Wait, Think I found it at the top of my log.
[DFHack]# artifake -item HELM:ITEM_HELM_HELM -material DRAGON:SKULL -name Headbox
No unit is selected in the UI.
Plugin twbt has failed to shutdown!

./dfhack: line 43: 31305 Segmentation fault      (core dumped) setarch i386 -R env LD_PRELOAD="$PRELOAD_LIB" ./libs/Dwarf_Fortress "$@"

[thefunk@archenstein .dfwl]$ ./dfhack
Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module"
Loading bindings from data/init/interface.txt
Resetting textures
TWBT: version 5.45


hpwh_residential (nmerket) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1669 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-99.58%25-yellow.svg)


Bit low for a device made of diamonds.


long names


docs look good


コミットメッセージをもう少し充実させてもらうほうがよいかも？

あと、`_build` の下のファイルは残す必要があんまりないので、`git add` の対象にいれなくてよいと思います。


Thanks for spotting this. Why 22 pixels for the default though?


* _First_ getting the complete (Meeting) process down and _then_ speaking about Governance outside of meetings makes more sense to me than the current order.
* Governance via email or slack or Trello or other media need not be "asynchronous". The term can be misleading and limiting here. Using "out of meeting" Governance is clearer and more open: it allows for other forms of processing, e.g. synchronous online processing; impromptu personal meetings outside of formal governance meetings etc.


how to download


You don't need to keep track of your own index here. Check out `#each_with_index` (http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.2.2/Enumerable.html#method-i-each_with_index).


@virgil: since we applied the initial disclaimer also crawlers where subject to it; now i've removed this limitation and if the node allows crawlers, crawlers exape the disclaimer even if it is enabled.

this change anyhow won't affect onion.city due to the fact that you already disabled the initial disclaimer.

\cc @fpietrosanti


These tests are failing.  I've tried building at this commit as well as at {{2.7.1}} and {{master}} and they always fail.


Get rid of anything that runs as a script (i.e. you should not need `argparse` and `sys`). Instead, create a separate repository through which you distribute scripts that make use of `MDAnalysis.analysis.wateranalysis`. See [Wiki: Applications](https://github.com/MDAnalysis/mdanalysis/wiki/Applications) for more details and/or ask on the developer list. I can easily create the repo *MDAnalysis/waterdynamics* (or whatever name you like) and give you immediate write access to it.


Is this `25` a constant value? What about the `20` in `#recharge`? You may consider setting them to CONSTANTS. This will have two benefits: first, you'll keep all the constant declaration in one place making them easier to update, and second, you'll give them readable names which can make the code easier to understand.


@ranib
open “bin/compile”， change the "*_ver" you want


You missed elemental_delete(sd->ed,0); on the no party case, otherwise you can cast an unlimited amount of Elemental Shields.


That's totally fine – how did you create the database if it doesn't exist yet? Should we do manual SQL commands in the terminal to do it?


我不建议新开翻译，能否Review和修改既有的翻译呢？


It might be nice to stay consistent with the tag names, previously there were 'v2.0.0', 'v2.0.1'.


I guess it was intended
if ( depth < 16 * ONE_PLY
&& moveCount >= FutilityMoveCounts[improving][depth] + SpNode*2 )


Yep. Since you can use partial parameter names, we should match against fragments.

For example: New-Object -Com Word.Application


This change should be another commit.


This was added here for a reason (likely because the author likes to see it) and should be drop in another commit.


Can we use the `MALT_PARSER` environment variable here, cf https://github.com/nltk/nltk/wiki/Installing-Third-Party-Software?


* Did you document that we're raising `ValueError`?
* Is this now consistent across Readers?
* Can we get rid of `FormatError`? – If so, should be in CHANGELOG under Changes.


I'm sure both Solaris users will be thrilled


Thanks @tduffield .. I will give it a try


"Found no coordinates."


Yep.  Fix coming.


Gotcha. Will update soon.

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> I agree that this solution doesn't have to be perfect. Especially if that
> adds a lot of overhead. But it's important to me that there aren't any
> false positives. I don't think it's safe to ignore these in between
> whitespaces changes since they might actually make a difference.
>
> I feel the solution of trim() line by line (and maybe deleting empty
> lines) is 'good enough' even if it might still show any in-between
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Can we add a new environment variable `MALT_PARSER_MODELS`, cf `STANFORD_MODELS` in https://github.com/nltk/nltk/wiki/Installing-Third-Party-Software


materials 5 or 6 is what diamond is at I thought

i should throw some bluespess on there, though


Broken link should be fixed@casey-collab


Nice cleanup!


Demo code should be inside an `if __name__ == '__main__'` block.


Use reST markup:

* ``` :class:`Timestep` ```
* ``` :attr:`numatoms` ```


Yes, I was aware of that but couldn't spot what might be going on.
Would meeting today at 10 or 2 suit you?

Cheers,
Alice

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> There is something a bit wrong here, as when I set the weighting for both
> lists to the same value, I don't get the same behaviour I did before.
> You'll probably need to walk me through this.
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good idea!


crap .____.


Good idea!


... and another good idea!


Should we use `isinstance()` instead?


@ayushranjan-planetria - I forgot to say this earlier but you did a great thing here by replacing `ng-show` with `ng-if` the current number of watchers on this page went from approximately 12000 to 7658 .. good job :)

cc @srisub


relevant


Your Boolean expression `(bet > 4 && bet < 11) && (guess > 0 && guess < 11)` will naturally return `true` or `false`, so you don't need to check its value and then return `true` or `false` yourself. You could simplify this function as:

```
function valid() {
    return (bet > 4 && bet < 11) && (guess > 0 && guess < 11);
}
```


这个代码的后缀名改为py会更好。


Also update the *Trajectory API docs* accordingly!


@collinvandyck chatted with @stondin about this and made some final changes. Can you please review and if ok ship to prod?


Did you also update the *Trajectory API docs* (add line to the history and also reference #250 with an explicit link)


this approach (polling fs after `time.Tick`) was chosen because we wanted a super simple way to update the blocklists that worked reliably. meaning, we wanted to just run an ansible script that did a "git pull" on a special directory or something, and have the nodes register the change.

not sure we want to keep doing this-- i think for the proper `ipfs daemon`, we'll want to have a blocklist stored in the `repo` (kind of like all the `pins`), so it would just be ipfs objects.

and down the road, this may call for porcelain commands like
```
# show the blocklist root object
ipfs blocklist   (or ipfs blocklist root)

# set the blocklist to some root.
ipfs blocklist set <root>

# clear the blocklist
ipfs blocklist clear
# maybe equivalent to: ipfs blocklist set $(ipfs object new)

# add/rm to the blocklist
ipfs blocklist add/rm <root>
# equivalent to: ipfs blocklist set $(ipfs object patch $(ipfs blocklist) {add,rm}-link <root>)
```
or something


Careful - you're setting the value of `playAgain` to "y" - this will always be true regardless of user input.


(This would cause overcharge to work exactly once, shit out a pile of errors, and never work again (but I think only for seraphim SCUs)


@lgierth i think this is pretty good!

the only thing is that the previous fs-polling thing should be replaced by a proper thing which stores the blocklist in the repo as ipfs objects.


Are these tests now in separate file?


Looking great, just see minor comments inline. Make sure to change the official API docs.


In JavaScript, using `==` as a comparison operator is dangerous since it has to first convert the types of your expressions to matching types before checking them. Using `===` is safer because it will only be true when the two expressions match and are of the same type.

Inversely, `!==' is safer than `==`.


Woo!


Why don't you make a pull for this on AFM?


I said

> Try a very small offer mixed with moderate offers with a large payment.

To which you replied

> go for it

So I coded https://github.com/ximinez/rippled/commit/07404d4881fc3a46b40cfe3dccd359e4c47046d6. And I don't think it made a lick of difference.


hahaha same here... I've fixed the ref: to previous commit

would be possible to cut a release (probably 4.0.7) on https://github.com/haml/haml/commit/7c7c16930b7fefd6dd9869a3af73f8d86c673b77 ?


squash ;-)


@jarreolamtz esta clase es necesaria por algo?


You broke the API for Timestep so this should go straight to 0.11.0


this line was missing a comma at the end of it


add

```
.. versionchanged:: 0.11.0
   :class:`Timestep` can *only* be initialized with the number of atoms; previously it was also possible
   to initialize with a coordinate array or with another :class:`Timestep`. Use the class methods
   :meth:`Timestep.from_coordinates`   or :meth:`Timestep.from_timestep` for the old functionality.


@niklibrato i'll push this out to staging and send another test email. want to create a pull request?


:+1: :tada:


Nice try though. Maybe it happens when there's more than one offer on the books


If you can improve the inaccuracy of balance representation in the tests that would be handy.


Hi, I would like to know why you're also regularizing the weights related to the bias inputs. Thanks.


Looks like `5` is probably never returned from a query at least on a current version of rethink. Maybe you were thinking that 3 means continued query and 5 means changes feed?


Maybe it'll be helpful for tracking down rounding errors, because I saw
those, too. :)

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@sindresorhus :eyes: :arrow_up: :heart:


I have a feeling this will be very slow.


@thejameskyle It's going to be a module now.


Would you mind publishing this fix to npm?


Docs need to be in sync with the implementation. See comments above and definitely update the [Trajectory API](http://pythonhosted.org/MDAnalysis/documentation_pages/coordinates/init.html#trajectory-api).

Should we consider introducing a deprecated version of Timestep that will still allow the old behavior with `DeprecationWarning` and then we remove or should we just rip off the band-aid with 0.11.0?


:+1: from me


hpwh_residential (nmerket) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1160 of 1161 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.91%25-yellow.svg) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-69.79%25-green.svg)


I know. :smiling_imp:

:heart: @sindresorhus


Patches not accepted. 🙅


保持各涵数介绍的独立性。
第一句这里这样写就可以：根据微信公众号 PublicAccount.id 获取 AccessToken.
我们还是要给大部分其它人看的，这个涵数和 self.get_valid_access_token_by_app_id 只不过是两种获取token的方法而已。


If you can come up with a reproducible test case for the rounding errors that would be great. And we really need Nik's `Amount` class, it will help a lot.


Why have you changed these variable definitions?


openid 无需解释。


setup


只用说明实现了什么，怎么用，无需说明如何实现。


Thank you so much for your prompt reaction.
It is possible that I just don't understand how to do this. I read the manual with no luck.
indeed, I will like to use the simplified play.sh, and have a function that will query my db to get the file to play.
in the sample play.sh, I see 'echo "filename.mp3"' what I think means my function should print this in the file.
Then what? will ezstream pick this file? and after it's over, what happens.
Thank if you can help me a bit here.


根据我给你的反馈，再做一些小的调整，就直接提交即可。


Consider using jsdoc here.


Consider not reformatting this code as it makes it harder to review.


o.o


Consider not creating a variable `retriedInstall` and use promise chains _as_is_ retry.retryPromise().then


Because I found that their previous format was error-prone, since I found myself making small errors in that code several times while working on it. This reformatting made it much harder to make those mistakes.


@profile from kernprof.py was used for profiling.  Commented out here for production use.


I like this, but I believe we need a catchall term such as `all` or `*` which will silence every single broken plugin.


consider putting the options inline instead of creating a variable - it helps readability. The lesser variables and variable names I have to deal with the better.


Yup, thanks for all the good work Cydh :]


Exactly! See the discussion I started in Slack about this exact subject


Oh, I assumed it was the other way round. (Also mandatory wtf Game Freak)


print df.size (line 105) removed in all later versions of geneXtender because older installation versions of Pandas library did not support the attribute "size":

"AttributeError: 'DataFrame' object has no attribute 'size'"


ahh ha


OK, I looked for list values on the default configuration file and found none, so this is enough indeed.


xem lai bai 1 nhe, cho 4/3


FYI, lowering this effectively masked every subsequent commit from ever appearing on the staging registry.


Undo commit id: c5077b1


@schmmd, FYI


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Wait, you're using plain HTML?

Assuming no one has removed the markdown stuff, that's a LOT easier to use.

https://guides.github.com/features/mastering-markdown/


I'd expect CamelCase for this name.


rax retry tests


use `check_length` instead.


Nice elaboration!


no need for explicit `return`s, i.e. you can leave `return` out. By default, the last expression in Ruby is the return value.


looks fine.


@andyshuxin  Good convention to keep one sentence per line! (this is a test comment)


Jeffry,

I completed a couple of basic proof of concept unit tests.  If you're interested in pulling this work into your codebase, let me know and I'll complete more unit tests against the various types that make up the `EntityFilterManager`.

In implementing them, I discovered that creating a runtime entity filter was somewhat cumbersome, mostly due to a lack of good typecasting.  I reworked the classes and interfaces to use more generic types, and this made the implementation much simpler.

This change is found here: f7d853b
And the tests are found in the following commit: 43eaf20
.
Also, note that I was forced call `AsEnumerable()` before I could use the `All()` method in my tests, since that is not yet complete in the Linq2Couchbase API.

Thanks,
Brant


You're not associating `@wiki` with the `@user` here. Try this instead:

```ruby
def create
  @wiki = current_user.wikis.create(wiki_params)
  if @wiki.persisted?
    flash[:notice] = 'Wiki was saved'
    redirect_to @wiki
  else
    flash[:error] = 'There was an error saving the wiki. Please try again'
    render :new
  end
end
```


is there an actual fix in this part of the code or is it just styling?


After renaming one project, you'd better notify other collaborators. They might be still referring to previous `decrypt-pdf` as remote. Although GitHub has redirect enabled by default, it is better to let every fix their reference.


nice


Mentioned this in the slack channel, but with case classes (`Some` is a case class, too), we don't need to use `new`. Pattern-matching is one way to do this (and often a good way to deal with extracting information from `Option`. We can also use `Option#map` for additional awesomeness:

```
SQL("INSERT INTO `books` (`title`, `author`, `meta`) VALUES ({title}, {author}, {meta})")
    .on(
        "title" -> book.title,
        "author" -> book.author,
        "meta" -> book.meta
     ).executeInsert()
    .map(id => book.copy(id = id))
```

And if we want to be *really* fancy, we could use:
```
.map(book.copy(id = _)
```
`map` allows us to manipulate the contained value (if it exists), without manually unwrapping and re-wrapping.


You can also use:
```
result.flatMap(_.id) must beSome(9L)
```
But it'll take getting used to, for sure.


Changes on comment blocks as requested. Removed doxygen specific tags for todos and notes, but left them as reminders until remaining code improvements are done.
Used astyle with the correct options file this time.


Nit: Missing semicolon


7,800 ----------> 359 faces.


This should probably go inside a `noHadoop(...)`


@rgould Maybe you should wrap the [Meteor.logout monkey-patching stuff](https://github.com/okgrow/meteor-persistent-session/blob/master/lib/persistent_session.js#L263-L268) inside `if (Package['accounts-base']) {...}`.


Made PWM_LEFT the only valid case. Completed set of cases, and return with correct error code.


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Reduced code to use just the only existing PWM device.


fix #2


This should be a lowercase c. eg. `class Scope`


@stpierre Hi, stpierre, thanks for your shared script, it is great.

I have one question need your help, currently, I need to build a Redhat 6.6 image for docker, but I don't how to do that? I try to modify your script, but it donesn't work. So any suggestion? Thank you in advance.


We don't want a space between the method name and the arguments, eg. `def initialize(user, scope)`.


This fixes #5


I don't understand how the counters are working in this component.  And it definitely does not seem right that you are setting `innerHTML`.  In react, you should never need to do that.  It breaks React's abstraction of the DOM.  Why not have a `controlled component` that puts stuff in state and then update state on each keystroke?


review 완료..
develop branch로 merge 하시지요..


You might want to consider the case where the user isn't signed in. This would mean that `user` is `nil` at this point, so to prevent any errors you will want to check for that first.


This looks like an orphan method here. You can delete lines 23-25.


r+


These aren't method calls. They're indices for the beginning and end of the `.ARM.exidx` section, which our linker script omits. Any time these are referenced, it probably wants the unwinding tables, which obviously don't exist. How are these even being referenced?


Applying timezone fix


Either is fine (just got in from dropping Sylvie off)

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Would meeting today at 10 or 2 suit you?

Cheers,
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What's wrong with `table.unpack`?!


Serverspec assumes single host/container per single run.


hey lets talk about this


saw approval from matschaffer
at https://github.com/graydon/stellar-core/commit/a6e5d30b2d2a4eb6d91c18d0b7bfd5fcb65fcd9b


merging graydon/stellar-core/loadgen-metrics = a6e5d30b into auto


graydon/stellar-core/loadgen-metrics = a6e5d30b merged ok, testing candidate = 275ab437


This looks big and scary ... abstract into something more readable? What does each boolean statement mean?  Saving into a variable with an explanatory name would help: e.g. `var isActive = organizations[i].status === 'active'`


indent :)


the test with or 1 make the test always ok,,, so the condition with 50 will never be tested


this is a really big mapping function ... maybe break out into its own function and call `this.props.deals.map(this.renderDealLink)`


strange to compare to the number of correspondences you have in image one or two, the number should be the same since it design some correspondences?


There was literally no other way to do it, except storing it as a string and writing a function to convert it.  Well, I guess it adds security.


Should leave a TODO comment to verify why we don't need this workaround but mbed does.


Weird brace styling from copy-paste?
```javascript
return stripe.accounts.create({
  country: 'US',
  managed: true,
})
```


Thanks a lot!


@vlj .FYI. This makes the cube disappear in fw_cube.elf


Usually, I put shuch a script in /misc/jenkins


@defunctzombie I know it's been long time ago, but could you please verify this change? I recently upgraded all my npm dependencies and as it turned out, `libxmljs` no longer builds on OSX. After some research I found that when target type is `shared_library`, `node-gyp` stops passing `-undefined dynamic_lookup` to linker, which is important for OSX. It passes such flag either when `type` isn't defined or when it's `loadable_module` (in this case `product_extension` isn't necessary as its default value is `node` already). I'm happy to send a PR, but I want to know the intentions for `shared_library`, which is very rare and unusual for node.js bindings. Thanks!


Should be similar as above `res.json({ question })`


this safe to commit into the repo ... we must remove it and put into an ENV VAR. Deleting now!


styling for h1 headings, links, navigation


there are some other new functions that perhaps should be mentioned: generateROCRCurvesData and generateFilterValuesData.


Sure


Yeah I thought so. I tried to get away with the general disclaimer above, but saying it explicitly is better. Thx!


Hmmm, OK


The only issue here is that the default port may not be the one being used. There are dynamic values in the service. I am happy to merge this still for now, knowing we have the new Intent Impl coming.


Sure. I have my aexpect library repo here

https://github.com/autotest/aexpect

And we'd need some testing to see if we can simply drop aexpect across all projects using it and replacing it with aexpect from this new repo.


there was already a config in external/.tx


Can we use an enum instead of a bunch of booleans? e.g.
```
public enum BodyPart{
    SHOULDER, ARMS, BACK, CHEST...
}
```


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/65984289


LGTM


@levicole DWMR. If you have any questions, be sure to write them down for our next call. Otherwise, this is well done. Press on.


Roger that and thanks for looking. I ended up implementing the two things I needed in HTTParty, but will take a look at all this tonight!

What about my field mangling below?


I find a longer line with more syntactic constructs (i.e. `{`s, `(`s, `,`s) to be harder to read and easier to make errors in (like forgetting a parenthesis or putting an argument after the wrong comma). The extra variables take an extra look to understand, but they reduce the chance of error or misinterpretation. Many other places in Cordova code use this pattern (and others like temporary variables) to pass options and function results around.


Awesome! Where is cookie usage documented, by the way?


document has not scale option?


楼主，请问，批量单播，那个channelids 格式怎么写？我谢了好几种，都不成功，要不就只能推送一条！


It's not just reformatted: it's actually one level of indentation less than before. I moved a shared variable into a local (`target`), so that the promises don't nest.


> … the method actually adds a header (only if not present already) …

From what I've seen during debugging, the headers contained in an `ResponseEntity` returned from a controller have not been written into the response when this method is called, so that check doesn't really prevent duplicate header values from ending up in the response.


<T> is not used


Oh and over there the color is more red-ish...


I tend to like convention over configuration and don't see a reason why you would want to include files that end in any extension other than .jade. A simple solution could be that whenever the string doesnt end in .jade, we append .jade to it.


<T> not used


Shouldn't really be using `send` but https://github.com/mysociety/alaveteli/commit/7bcd02db2d38c2c4eabf08a648a9e25562a65dd7 deprecates the class method `set_first_letter` so we should be able to call `read_attribute_value` on the instance without problems.


Why an instance method? How should the middleware instance be accessed?


Never mind. I should have read the documentation link you posted.


Hey,

On the handling of the translation files: I think you'll find you have just moved the complication. This is what will be available from Transifex https://github.com/xbmc/translations/tree/master/translations/xbmc-addons/merged-langfiles/plugin.audio.jambmc/resources/language . As you can see there is a lang dir with "strings.po". If I am reading what will happen correctly (and what I tried first ;)) is that you will need to rename and move every PO file beforehand.

There is also the possibility of many langs. Having to change the code manually for each one is what I was trying to avoid, hence the manifest file.

FYI there is a program you use to pull in the Transifex files from github made by alanwww1.


We seldom iterate using the length of the array, since it's a wonderful source of off by one errors. Instead, let the `map` or `each` do the work for you, and free yourself from keeping track of the length.


Well, actually... (TM)
This change makes it hard to disable encryption in a service provider (e.g. for auth integration with another software). @taylorotwell What would you suggest in that case? If at all possible, I'd like to avoid "Add this line to your app middleware" as part of the installation instructions.


Still having trouble getting -native-integration to do what I need, but will noodle on this more tomorrow.


Nice! I should merge this. I'm also open to PR:s if you create any :+1:


Could use Hash condition here for nicer reading?

```ruby
.where(:public_body_id => existing.id, :locale => :es)
```


At this point, I tend to agree that simply preserving {{checkNotModified}} wouldn't be so bad...


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Bug in Contao 3.5 - Change this line please, to:
var inp = frm.document.getElementById('tl_select').getElementsByTagName('input');


Maybe you could do color256 like this ...

```
%w(color on_color).each do |name|

  ['#000000',
   '#800000',
   '#808000',
   '#808000',
   '#000080',
   '#800080',
   '#008080',
   '#c0c0c0',
   '#808080',
   '#ff0000',
   '#00ff00',
   '#ffff00',
   '#0000ff',
   '#ff00ff',
   '#00ffff',
   '#ffffff'].each_with_index do |html, i|
    Attribute.set "#{name}#{i}".to_sym, i, :html => html
  end

  steps = [ 0x00, 0x5f, 0x87, 0xaf, 0xd7, 0xff ]

  for i in 16..231
    red, green, blue = (i - 16).to_s(6).rjust(3, '0').each_char.map { |c| steps[c.to_i] }
    Attribute.set "#{name}#{i}", i, :red => red, :green => green, :blue => blue
  end

  grey = 8
  for i in 232..255
    Attribute.set "#{name}#{i}", i, :red => grey, :green => grey, :blue => grey
    grey += 10
  end

end
```


The function name should contain the name of the format of the output files, e.g. if the files are in the zimpl format, `dump_scores_to_zimpl_files` would be a clearer name.


请问：.slide:after{……padding-top:50%}这段代码的作用是什么？为什么加上他绝对定位的元素就能够显示了？


Can you please elaborate your requirement, so I can help to get output as you want.


This is for #2

I just forgot to take it out before I commited


Thanks, you're so right :)


Thats the language loader for myself. I guess I commit this file again without my lines. ;)


Thanks for making me feel bad! By far the worst code I've ever written. :cry:


Mutability is not determined by the definition of a struct; it is determined by the binding used. One could write, for instance, `let mut b = Bernulli::new(0.5); b.p = 42`. That’s why I had serious doubts regarding whether to make the parameters of a distribution public or private but with public getters. We should probably consider switching to the latter; there will be no runtime overhead when using `b.p()` instead of `b.p`, but the internal state will be protected. But it’s already a separate issue.


What do you think about this solution?
``` String value = data.get(key) != null ? data.get(key).toString() : "";```


>From what I've seen during debugging, the headers contained in an ResponseEntity returned from a controller have not been written into the response when this method is called, so that check doesn't really prevent duplicate header values from ending up in the response.

Ok, so *that* is something we should fix.


\o/


Move whole logic into helper method and handle using switch...case statement


Maybe `dump_scores_to_dat_files` ?


Hi,

This pull request will be accepted at the same time as the next release.
Thanks for your contribution.


Move logic for all links into helper method and handle using switch...case statement


We will move to 0.2.1 when release next drake version


Why not taking SSl Configuration from: https://cipherli.st/

Or with a lot of more Description: https://raymii.org/s/tutorials/Strong_SSL_Security_On_nginx.html

Just a suggestion. Maybe my knowledge on this is outdated.


Nit: seems like we should at minimum make a method like `LvaluePreference::from_mutbl()` (there are a few other places where this pattern occurs in the code). I think though my preference would be to make `LvaluePreference` just a type'd mutability:

    struct LvaluePreference(pub ast::Mutability)


we should improve it :P


Oops, this should have been a separate commit.


Feel free, hit me up when you find a better method to extract each mask value from a bitmask and convert it into a readable string (so in this case "Phases 1 & 2 & 3" for example). :smile:


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Yes, it doesn't matter that this function won't be included during compile time. But I think this is sort of factual-related code. Is there something behind that we need this function not removed?


Nit: can you add a comment to these tests just explaining what they are testing? e.g.

```
// Test that we choose Deref or DerefMut appropriately based on mutability of ref bindings (#15609).
```

the same comment could go in all tests. I just find that very helpful later.


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i#m on an event until friday now sorry, i'll take a look at it then if you haven't figured it out in the mean time

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It's a lot harder to do weekly events as the current implementation is a bit of a hack. To get weekly events working properly requires a lot more internal changes.


Why not a plain text replacement?
```
self.current_item["name"] = self.current_item["name"].repalce("&", "&")
```


that's wrong. What if the mirrors list contains a host that doesn't exist anymore?

If you look in the traceback, you can see that it's at 5 from 6 hosts. It resolved 5, but couldn't resolve the 6th.


Looks like it's working on my lab machine, but I haven't tried it on my laptop.


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@jindrichmynarz please confirm if you agree (if it is meaningful to support all serialisations in geonames.org


Checked


Yes. mutable parameters of a distribution is a terrible idea. I think in light of this new information, that mutating them will brake the object invariant for most (if not all of the distribution). We should make the switch.


Ok I will do it in future, at the moment our priority is to verify that everything already implemented is working as intended, then release the 2.1.0 version which includes a basic SAI Editor.


我回头试试研究一下


Thanks for remind. I think I can just release c4 0.2.1 since there won't be any more changes within this release.


어떻게다운하죠?


Nice tests! any particular reason you may some of them `run-fail` vs `run-pass`? Seems like you could set it up either way; right now you panic if we do the *right* thing, which is fine, but it's maybe nice to have the tests in the same directory so they can be easily compared. (I like to do `less deref*rs`, for example, to get a sense of what the tests cover...)


Do we have any proof that is the root cause of the timeouts ? And I believe making it half of the processor count won't solve it either but increase the build time.


You changed extratorrent and torrentreactor in this PR, so the version numbers are updated, but you have to increase the version number in torrentz.


I copied this line from https://github.com/SimpleCloudManagerProject/SCAMP/commit/f744bbb434f8ff2d92884db136ba80e05d50f31e#diff-0f2cbd524d47bbf23f8447ce6a14f1d2R112.


This needs to be `.split('-', 1)


Shouldn't we generalize the behaviour used [here](https://github.com/bcosca/fatfree-core/blob/7e85b31dd66499887a9508b594cf6f106f46971a/web.php#L272)?


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"Incorrect package version"
A package version cannot "be error".
Ideally also print the package version for the user or developer to inspect.


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Oooops. I didn't see https://github.com/bcosca/fatfree-core/commit/8079bc9300f593587da8705158643bdafff15265 :+1:


Can't we rewrite this method as a try/finally loop ?


I don't think we need this logs in the output stream


can simply a bit

```
div_style = ''
try:
   import IPython
   if IPython.__verion__ < LooseVersion('3.0.0'):
       div_style = ' .......'
except ImportError:
    pass
```

```LooseVersion`` is the standard in the pandas codes base as its consistent for any type of ``__version__``.


Reported in [RUBY-13156](https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/RUBY-13156). Unfortunately the issue is still valid though the ticket status says "resolved" (from 2013).


Can you remove this debug logs ?


Addresses #17


Я  пытаюсь)))


Yeah, partial correctness rules. That's why I kept the original code commented :-)


@amirsh We can't compare the behaviour of this method with the one from String, as the method in String works completely different. (https://github.com/scala/scala/blob/v2.11.5/src/library/scala/collection/SeqLike.scala#L447)

I'll just leave this pending for now.


nice!


I would update your text editor to always use new lines at EOF, it's good practice. Also, do they have a minified version of this JS plugin? If you don't update anything in the file, it's also a good idea to use the minified versions of plugins, to save space on the server.


Thanks, I will change that!


JS likes semicolons at the end of each line. While the compiler tries to add them automatically, it's still a good idea to do it as well


@mbernat True :D You can just close the issue...


missing semicolon as well


Were these generated for you automatically? No reason to commit empty files, just add them when you need them.


New lines at EOF


indentation is a bit off, 2 spaces is the way to go


```xValue``` is rebound but there's also a local property for it?


Please use 2 space indentation


@mbernat Yeah, this is not handling pushing or anything. Just in case the branch exists in the remote, we want to make sure it's up to date. But true, in reality the branch always exists in the remote because I use if for checking trunk, release and other core branches...


This page was **built**


@udalov
Fixed, please take a look at https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/commit/3a370e2e30a7986ae9ca991759981801ccea3406


Of course! Thanks!


Overly complicated now, I think :).

Suggest the following logic inside the loop:

    filenames.append(pathfilename)
    if args.single_output_file:
        continue
    basename = os.path.basename(pathfilename)
    if basename in basenames:
        complain, exit.  # note, it's fine to exit if duplicate pathfilenames are given; probably a mistake anyway. but allow force to override

    basenames.append(basename)


Well, storage backends store the data, not send them. For example, InfuxDB is s storage backend.


You could also just have `<%= javascript_include_tag :application %>` in your `application.html.erb` file. Then in the `application.js` file have a line saying `//= require_tree .`, which would load everything under the assets/javascripts folder.


Prefer this style for catching exceptions
@Rule
public ExpectedException thrown;


No need for two semicolons


should have port number 443


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Considered putting this info below Source 1 installation guide. Opinions?


Is there an ID or class of the element you can use instead? That's usually the convention.


I forgot how to reference links inside an #article so I just inserted the full link :(


I took just one test - MapReduceTest
And called it on jenkins.

It fails with 100% probability on parallell_level=cores_numbers.
After reducing amount of parallel threads it works with 100% probability


Что за 5% ? Почему не 20% ?


Acho que o correto aqui seria:

- Definições para termos gerais ou
- Definições para termos em geral

O que acha @SauloSilva ?


It reduced build time - because we got free cores to proceed a lot of threads


I usually like to have specific Time and Date formats in my locale files. See the answer by smile2day here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17870762/changing-the-default-date-and-time-format-in-rails-4


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Moved to bottom, added shortcut link to it, but I don't know how to #reference link it (in About)


Fixed in #0943e585bd3df6d7f869d925bc47ad62aa358ddf


good point; will update and rebase


Replaced the huge wall of text with shortened down version


My understanding (from a 5 min reading of WP docs) is that pot is meant to be just a template, and the actual translation should be stored in .po files, would you concur?


`getList()` and `getHistory()` properly working.
Rebuilding the list of active tasks and the history when changes are made.

Everything is working, but I'm not very happy of the need of a `setTimeout()` .


The path on ImportExpr is a bit awkward to work with, but I didn't want to throw the position information away by default.


What is this? "Note to Ash47:"


You can also use a shortcut for an array made up of strings like this: `%w[blue red yellow green purple]`


Correct. The POT file is the “original” that translators will use to create their PO-files


This can be changed into a changelog! :)


The closing div should go on its own line, I would say this is the convention for most divs, especially the main ones in the layout


Bei mir war das Skript zwar vorhanden, aber der Plane nicht zugewiesen. Hab das nochmal gemacht und committed. Hoffe es bleibt nun.


s/.  /. /  (remove double space


Indentation is off. 2 spaces is the way to go.


We'll want to use the validation factors if they are provided. So, when `validation_factors` is `nil`, it should not be added as a parameter to `is_valid_principal_token` Crowd method but if it contains something, the `auth:validationFactors` hash should be included.


sqlite3 in development and postgres in production? I would suggest keeping the environments everywhere as close as possible, so you should choose one db to work with


Hmm. The script does not access assemblies nor does it read / build targets file, although it might be possible to load the assembly dynamically. Alternatively the postprocessor could set an environment variable like SQTempPath and the script would read it and use it. Do you think it's worth it?


Should we specify "openam-auth" as Text Domain in the plugin definition? (like [this](https://codex.wordpress.org/I18n_for_WordPress_Developers) suggests?)


depending on if the List is a LinkedList or ArrayList we should use a "old" for loop or not to reduce GC


Ich hatte den Test aus verschiedenen Gründen entfernt. Zum einen braucht der Test zum funktionieren konkrete String aus der Titelbar (die jetzt anders sind), zum anderen delayed der Test um nicht in Konflikt mit anderen Tests zu kommen.

Ich hatte schon versucht das Morphic test framework einzubinden. Dieses braucht jedoch zur Konstruktion eine konkrete Instanz eines Morphs, die wir jedoch nicht haben, da wir zur korrekten Konstruktion über das Model gehen müssen. Ich versuche heute nochmal das ordnungsgemäß zu konstruieren und dann irgendwie an das Morph zu kommen damit das framework ordentlich inizialisiert wird.


Yes. It is added in [https://github.com/DekodeInteraktiv/openam-authentication/commit/0077d10085249d752d5a980fd71f6e5994135c79#diff-61b5f5aa1fdde26139147d3ea99726a0R9].


もしかしてこれもいらないかも知れない


How come it can reduce the build time, you are decreasing the parallelisation ?
And based on single test, you are changing the whole test suite's configuration.


Actually, per storage filtering is already happening : https://github.com/prasoon2211/buildbot/blob/gsoc-work-metrics/master/buildbot/metrics/metrics_service.py#L85

But yes, I think that we should have a global-filter too.


Test


Yes, but it still need `:python` command.


Just a high-level comment. Please make a folder `src/main/abs` and move all ABS code there. I will publish another change that shows how to use jabsc Maven plugin for this in the end.


Closes #4, #5 and #6


However, it's possible with https://github.com/mattn/libcallex-vim

```vim
let fizzbuzz = libcallex#load("/home/mattn/dev/go-sandbox/libfizzbuzz.so")
echo fizzbuzz.call("fizzbuzz", [], "string")
echo fizzbuzz.call("fizzbuzz", [], "string")
echo fizzbuzz.call("fizzbuzz", [], "string")
echo fizzbuzz.call("fizzbuzz", [], "string")
echo fizzbuzz.call("fizzbuzz", [], "string")
echo fizzbuzz.call("fizzbuzz", [], "string")
```


test


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It makes sense that the view system is not in the core package. In some cases the view system and razor end up being dead weight like when the app uses AngularJS for the UI and then just does AJAX calls into MVC.


All three assertEquals are checking against features.get(0).getName()


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When trying to lookup what tempnam does, I found [this](https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6465), should we use [wp_tempnam](https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_tempnam/) instead?


As you know is not the amount of current threads parallelisation
It is amount of current cores.
You have tests thread + a lot of background threads.

If total amount of threads is too big - your tests threads wait too much and fail with timeout


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Fixed apostrophe in sequrity questions causes problem with StringEscapeUtils method


Maybe it should also download fragle's chex.deh patch. It's mandatory to play the game at least on Chocolate doom and derivatives:
http://www.doomworld.com/idgames/?file=utils/exe_edit/patches/chexdeh.zip
http://www.chocolate-doom.org/wiki/index.php/Chex_Quest


mentioniong the limit here would be useful


LGTM


Great work. :)


Can you point me an example of text file placed on ftp so code would recognize it? I tried with just a number for start, but no luck..


On local machines it is seldomly reproduced because of the little amount of threads

But on Jenkins tests fail very often because there is about 16 or more cores


Better to user camel casing as recommended by CSM


Now I started to wonder if it's possible to create host-only cookies with this plugin (and Secure and HttpOnly)


looks like there's a typo, c_mlock -> c_munlock.
Also with this in place, you can just remove the #ifdef in the memoryLock/Unlock section


Also check that the certificate friendly name is same as that of given by the customer as input


Ich habe das kurz getestet: Das profile Menu öffnet sich bei mir nicht in einen eignen Fenster sondern in einem Tab im hauptfenster. Ist das so beabsichtigt?


This is a straightforward solution, and clearly implemented. Great job.


:ok:


What version is this


Maybe we can divide map reduce tests to multiple classes with less number of tests so that we can decrease parallelization of them without touching the whole test suite


Is there really a need to check if is_user_logged_in now? Since now this function is registered for the wp_logout event I can only assume that the user is logged in, I'm not sure if this hook would be invoked otherwise.


are you sure this way the properties value get added to the requestDoc ?


Ok ich sehe grade die user story dazu war nicht gerade eindeutig. Da du nicht dabei warst ist das jetzt natürlich etwas blöde. Eigentlich war es gedacht, dass man über den Eintrag Profile in der Menuzeile die Profile löschen bearbeiten usw kann. Dieses Fenster/Tab fällt dann möglicherweise sogar ganz weg.


above three statements order does not seems to be proper


What we struggle for ?

You can check
https://hazelcast-l337.ci.cloudbees.com/job/Hazelcast-3.x-pr-builder/13900/
here

That time of the build is almost the same.
Who suffers because of the fix ?


Also, if you want, I think you could use assertThat, containsInAnyOrder and hasProperty to do the test without sorting. Those are all on org.hamcrest.Matchers.


Tommorow new guyes will write the same big-class tests.

And it will fail after one month

Another guys will have to do the same scope of work


name properties appropriately


I haven't found a way to get the limit from the socket yet.