meh, i'd say leave it.

On Fri, Jul 10, 2015 at 11:16 AM, pbogunovich <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I tried removing just doing @_cortex.view.start() and it didn't like it. I
> think the problem is that the 'main' div isn't the root element. I can try
> and refactor so that 'main' div is the root element if you think it is
> worth it. Thoughts?
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please don't move req.end to callback function or explain why you need to do that ?


same as above ^^


Oops, I meant to include my suggestion which is simply InitFatalError..  Doesn't capture that init failures must be turned on, but perhaps a brief comment on the macro (tho you don't have to read too far into the macro to see what).  But I think InitFatalError (or FatalErrorOnInit) is enough, given we all know about the option to set init errors as fatal.


any reason not to use split here?


Not at expert at go. If I'm reading this correctly, it looks like we only change `GOMAXPROCS` at runtime, in the uploadDir codepath, which leads me to believe this won't have any collateral damage outside of this function?


Approximately right. This needs to be 2 commits though, one to add the nesting, and one to to do the blit fix. However you also need to fix up nv50_render_condition (see how nvc0_render_condition works).

This was also the reason I didn't fix it along with nvc0 (i.e. the multiple changes, more complex).


could you review my comments and make a new pull request in order to merge your fix.


@F3PiX @roosdebildt could you just ping me about where you want the pictures to be in the text? <3


Noticed a trailing bullet that was the result of the status being in the DOM even when it didn't contain text, all better now.


The intent of this might be clearer as `MTPBaseTestCase` or something like that, I think?


It's not what python devs would expect, django uses integer in their tests for example.


@ metaloid

check this

http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=207110


7523089 fixes a bug.

```C
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

#include "common.h"

int main() {
	char *cp = "fa;slkdjfgaighasflk";
	printf("%d %s\n", base64_mime_len(cp), cp);
	cp = "lfjasfhdlajf";
	printf("%d %s\n", base64_mime_len(cp), cp);
	return 0;
}
```

before fix:
$ ./a
-2 fa;slkdjfgaighasflk
-12 lfjasfhdlajf

after fix:
$ ./a
-2 fa;slkdjfgaighasflk
12 lfjasfhdlajf


ooops


Jättefint!


You should change this to

```python
if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()


1: M111 unrecognized component name: docker


Good work Thomas.


It was added in this commit c18101823a0631e0e265b0908286d4c24dfd28dc by NN--- and removing it causes the x86 build of NPP to fail with this error.
![2015-07-10 09_25_00-notepadplus vs2015 - microsoft visual studio](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2815561/8621949/b277a074-26e5-11e5-83d2-a6a5576f09e7.png)

I am not advocating for having it in, I am just trying to fix the build. :smile:


please update NPM with this change


hmm, it seems to implement it globally. maybe we should capture the initial `GOMAXPROCS` then reset it before the function exits?


I need to change the routing so that everything uses the negroni handlers


Seems like precedence is already handled:
```
scala> q"1+2*3".show[Structure]
res10: String = Term.ApplyInfix(Lit.Int(1), Term.Name("+"), Nil, List(Term.ApplyInfix(Lit.Int(2), Term.Name("*"), Nil, List(Lit.Int(3)))))

scala> q"1*2+3".show[Structure]
res11: String = Term.ApplyInfix(Term.ApplyInfix(Lit.Int(1), Term.Name("*"), Nil, List(Lit.Int(2))), Term.Name("+"), Nil, List(Lit.Int(3)))
```


slightly terser. the only thing is that m_seenOffset may grow without control. The Gap implementation I gave you will not run the same risk

```java
while (m_seenOffset.containsKey(commit)) {
    m_seenOffset.remove((commit=m_seenOffset.get(commit)));
}
```


[Oh really](https://github.com/ministryofjustice/money-to-prisoners-api/blob/master/mtp_api/apps/transaction/tests/test_views.py#L84) :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:


Do you mean the setting persists after the termination of the process?


"Avoid using array index too frequently so yup."
Stop giving misleading advice pls.

Also yes it is real. Only for older firmware though, so it's not really a big deal. The info is all there on 3dbrew.


well... You do "import" it, so for simplicity I guess @aashish24 was right here


non-fiel -> non-field


Your concern is correct.  If there is a swap file hanging around this would work, not to mention other weaknesses.  I will venture into `git apply` and other methods.


message_by_response_code - looks like it is not defined anywhere


fixed #45


Works for me. I'll update the patch.


I think this should be: that **can't** be included


we should get exception stack traces


@tinkerware Thanks -- I'm a little fuzzy on the quantile of the geometric distro.

My intent is to sample with a mean starting at 1, and increasing by 1 with every successful evaluation of the constraint expr. It might be nice to cap each sample at some value also, so that we don't end up with obscenely large lists/arrays.

I'm certainly open to suggestion as to how to improve this -- let me know what you think. A pull req is even better!


@alicetragedy we leave it up to you to decide ;)


@JanX2 first of all thank you very much for you work.
I read your README, you wrote:

> This will create LLStrings.h which is used in both the helper app and the main app and contains #define's for the url scheme and the helper app's bundle identifier. LaunchAtLoginHelper-Info.plist is also created for the helper app with it's custom bundle identifier filled in.

Do I misunderstand something?


I don't get it, that is drf not django?


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.5.0.332](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=8619&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) is now running


looks good to me!
Could you kindly add this to multinode version, too??


This syntax looks weird, just confirming it's correct?


Did you mean to commit this?


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would ideally be determined using ID_ps, but I was encountering an error when trying to use it


download this image and add to your current working directory


I don't think so, just for the process running. but if that process executes lots of different commands (which could happen in the future), they will inherit the same `GOMAXPROCS` val I think. I don't think this is much to worry about for now, so I think leaving this line as is will be fine


Also moved fix to dveim/master branch + removed unnecessary one.


My First Heading

My first paragraph


Fair enough: let's stick with numbers (even if it *does* mean the reader has to look the codes up…)


subscriber.setMaxFrameRate(null); should disable any limit... I'll check into rumor, there is where the number gets translated.


Correct. Yes, no harm will be done. Most developers will and should pick a specific pre-release build that was made from a branch or PR they want to try.


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you should replace ```inputIcon``` with ```inputButton``` as It's actually a button and is defined this way in the css (```input-button```) and the README


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@borshop: retry


TeamCity Glyssen :: Glyssen-master Continuous [Build *.*.751.3ca371a9cfa141bd4d85e30e166ec64094222ff2](http://build.palaso.org/viewLog.html?buildId=59611&buildTypeId=bt431) outcome was **SUCCESS**
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Did you merge my PR into a test branch? The change isn't in 3641 yet due to being a balance change


I agree it looks weird, but that's what was there before (I just moved this code block to a different file)


Comma wasn't showing up, but I removed it anyway.


nested query is confusing with our actual nested query, I'd say "unsupported inner query". Also instead of the string representation for MultiTermQuery, shall we do MultiTermQuery.class.getName() ?


Sii me imagino que deberia de importar una base de datos de este proyecto pero no la subistes no esta en ninguna carpeta! Bueno yo no la vi, si me la puedes enviar hermanito te lo agradeceria mucho.


@zbraniecki I landed this as a hotfix to https://bugzil.la/1182419 but I'd like to talk more about how the l10n merge should work exactly.  For instance, I feel like I've taken a shortcut when it comes to the `resolvesToString` logic. Any thoughts?


saw approval from kuenishi
at https://github.com/basho/riak_cs/commit/66f401226ce23682210d6cb5a547257a9b392c73


merging basho/riak_cs/feature/stats-at-wm-common = 66f40122 into borshop-integration-1180-feature/stats-at-wm-common


basho/riak_cs/feature/stats-at-wm-common = 66f40122 merged ok, testing candidate = eff74e51


That's good for them, they will have to learn the status codes by heart which is a good thing :-)
And I will have too as well :-|


csv files  to load spanish network


z


can be static


This is heading 1

This is heading 2

This is heading 3

This is heading 4

This is heading 5</5>

This is heading 6


Your tests are repeated.


This has to be `#[cfg_attr(feature = "nightly", feature(drain, iter_order, box_syntax))]`.


attempt at localized language strings
```xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<courseStructure p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" xmlns:p1="otherNS" xmlns="http://www.adlnet.gov/cmi5/CourseStructure.xsd">
  <course p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" id="http://uri1">
    <title p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="en-US">Course Title langstring1</langstring>
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Titre du cours langstring2</langstring>
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Kurstitel langstring3</langstring>
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Titulo del Curso langstring4</langstring>
    </title>
    <description p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="en-US">Course Description langstring5</langstring>
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Description Du Cours</langstring>
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Kursbeschreibung langstring7</langstring>
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Descripción Del Curso langstring8</langstring>
    </description>
    <languages p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">en-US fr de sp</languages>
  </course>
  <objectives p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
    <objective id="http://uri2">
      <title p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="en-US">Objective Title langstring9</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Objectif Titre langstring10</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Objective Titel langstring11</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Objetivo Título langstring12</langstring>
      </title>
      <description p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="en-US">Objective Description langstring13</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Objectif description langstring14</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Ziel Beschreibung langstring15</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Objetivo Descripción langstring16</langstring>
      </description>
    </objective>
    <objective id="http://uri3">
      <title p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="en-US">Objective Title langstring17</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Objectif Titre langstring18</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Objective Titel langstring19</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Objetivo Título langstring20</langstring>
      </title>
      <description p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="en-US">Objective Description langstring21</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Objectif description langstring22</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Ziel Beschreibung langstring23</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Objetivo Descripción langstring24</langstring>
      </description>
    </objective>
    <objective id="http://uri4">
      <title p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="en-US">Objective Title langstring25</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Objectif Titre langstring26</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Objective Titel langstring27</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Objetivo Título langstring28</langstring>
      </title>
      <description p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="en-US">Objective Description langstring29</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Objectif description langstring30</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Ziel Beschreibung langstring31</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Objetivo Descripción langstring32</langstring>
      </description>
    </objective>
  </objectives>
  <au p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" id="http://uri5" moveOn="NotApplicable" masteryScore="0" passIsFinal="true" authenticationMethod="Basic" launchMethod="AnyWindow" activityType="activityType1">
    <title p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="en-US">Assignable Unit Title langstring33</langstring>
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Unité assignable Titre langstring34</langstring>
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Zuweisungseinheits Titel langstring35</langstring>
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Asignable Título de la unidad langstring36</langstring>
    </title>
    <description p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="en-US">Assignable Unit Description langstring37</langstring>
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Unité assignable description langstring38</langstring>
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Zuweisbare Einheit Beschreibung langstring39</langstring>
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Asignable Descripción de la unidad langstring40</langstring>
    </description>
    <objectives p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
      <objective idref="http://uri2" />
      <objective idref="http://uri4" />
    </objectives>
    <url>http://uri16</url>
    <launchParameters>anyType</launchParameters>
    <entitlementKey>anyType</entitlementKey>
  </au>
  <block p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" id="http://uri15">
    <title p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="en-US">Block Title langstring41</langstring>
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Bloquer Titre langstring42</langstring>
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Block Titel langstring43</langstring>
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Título del Bloque langstring44</langstring>
    </title>
    <description p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
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      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Bloc Description langstring46</langstring>
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Baustein Beschreibung langstring47</langstring>
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Bloque Descripción langstring48</langstring>
    </description>
    <objectives p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
      <objective idref="http://uri2" />
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    </objectives>
    <au p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" id="http://uri6" moveOn="NotApplicable" masteryScore="0" passIsFinal="true" authenticationMethod="Basic" launchMethod="AnyWindow" activityType="activityType1">
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        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="en-US">Assignable Unit Title langstring49</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Unité assignable Titre langstring50</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Zuweisungseinheits Titel langstring51</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Asignable Título de la unidad langstring52</langstring>
      </title>
      <description p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="en-US">Assignable Unit Description langstring53</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Unité assignable description langstring54</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Zuweisbare Einheit Beschreibung langstring55</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Asignable Descripción de la unidad langstring56</langstring>
      </description>
      <objectives p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
        <objective idref="http://uri2" />
        <objective idref="http://uri3" />
        <objective idref="http://uri4" />
      </objectives>
      <url>http://uri6</url>
      <launchParameters>anyType</launchParameters>
      <entitlementKey>anyType</entitlementKey>
    </au>
    <block p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" id="http://uri7">
      <title p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="en-US">Block Title langstring57</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Bloquer Titre langstring58</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Block Titel langstring59</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Título del Bloque langstring60</langstring>
      </title>
      <description p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="en-US">Block Description langstring61</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Bloc Description langstring62</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Baustein Beschreibung langstring63</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Bloque Descripción langstring64</langstring>
      </description>
      <objectives p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
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      </objectives>
      <au p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" id="http://uri8" moveOn="NotApplicable" masteryScore="1" passIsFinal="true" authenticationMethod="Basic" launchMethod="AnyWindow" activityType="activityType2">
        <title p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
          <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="en-US">Assignable Unit Title langstring65</langstring>
          <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Unité assignable Titre langstring66</langstring>
          <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Zuweisungseinheits Titel langstring67</langstring>
          <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Asignable Título de la unidad langstring68</langstring>
        </title>
        <description p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
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          <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Unité assignable description langstring70</langstring>
          <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Zuweisbare Einheit Beschreibung langstring71</langstring>
          <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Asignable Descripción de la unidad langstring72</langstring>
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        <objectives p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
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        <url>http://uri8</url>
        <launchParameters>anyType</launchParameters>
        <entitlementKey>anyType</entitlementKey>
      </au>
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        <title p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
          <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="en-US">Block Title langstring73</langstring>
          <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Bloquer Titre langstring74</langstring>
          <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Block Titel langstring75</langstring>
          <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Título del Bloque langstring76</langstring>
        </title>
        <description p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
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            <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Unité assignable Titre  langstring82</langstring>
            <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Zuweisungseinheits Titel langstring83</langstring>
            <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Asignable Título de la unidad langstring84</langstring>
          </title>
          <description p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
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            <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Unité assignable description langstring86</langstring>
            <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Zuweisbare Einheit Beschreibung langstring87</langstring>
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            <objective idref="http://uri3" />
            <objective idref="http://uri4" />
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          <url>http://uri10</url>
          <launchParameters>anyType</launchParameters>
          <entitlementKey>anyType</entitlementKey>
        </au>
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            <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Zuweisungseinheits Titel langstring91</langstring>
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            <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="en-US">Assignable Unit Description langstring93</langstring>
            <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Unité assignable description langstring94</langstring>
            <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Zuweisbare Einheit Beschreibung langstring95</langstring>
            <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Asignable Descripción de la unidad langstring96</langstring>
          </description>
          <objectives p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
            <objective idref="http://uri2" />
            <objective idref="http://uri3" />
            <objective idref="http://uri4" />
          </objectives>
          <url>http://uri11</url>
          <launchParameters>anyType</launchParameters>
          <entitlementKey>anyType</entitlementKey>
        </au>
      </block>
      <au p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" id="http://uri12" moveOn="CompletedAndPassed" masteryScore="0.2" passIsFinal="false" authenticationMethod="Basic" launchMethod="OwnWindow" activityType="activityType5">
        <title p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
          <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="en-US">Assignable Unit Title langstring97</langstring>
          <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Unité assignable Titre langstring98</langstring>
          <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Zuweisungseinheits Titel langstring99</langstring>
          <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Asignable Título de la unidad langstring100</langstring>
        </title>
        <description p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
          <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="en-US">Assignable Unit Description langstring101</langstring>
          <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Unité assignable description langstring102</langstring>
          <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Zuweisbare Einheit Beschreibung langstring103</langstring>
          <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Asignable Descripción de la unidad langstring104</langstring>
        </description>
        <objectives p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
          <objective idref="http://uri2" />
          <objective idref="http://uri3" />
          <objective idref="http://uri4" />
        </objectives>
        <url>http://uri12</url>
        <launchParameters>anyType</launchParameters>
        <entitlementKey>anyType</entitlementKey>
      </au>
    </block>
    <au p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" id="http://uri13" moveOn="CompletedOrPassed" masteryScore="0.8" passIsFinal="true" authenticationMethod="Basic" launchMethod="AnyWindow" activityType="activityType6">
      <title p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="en-US">Assignable Unit Title langstring105</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Unité assignable Titre langstring106</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Zuweisungseinheits Titel langstring107</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Asignable Título de la unidad langstring108</langstring>
      </title>
      <description p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="en-US">Assignable Unit Description langstring109</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Unité assignable description langstring110</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Zuweisbare Einheit Beschreibung langstring111</langstring>
        <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Asignable Descripción de la unidad langstring112</langstring>
      </description>
      <objectives p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
        <objective idref="http://uri2" />
        <objective idref="http://uri3" />
        <objective idref="http://uri4" />
      </objectives>
      <url>http://uri12</url>
      <launchParameters>anyType</launchParameters>
      <entitlementKey>anyType</entitlementKey>
    </au>
  </block>
  <au p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" id="http://uri14" moveOn="NotApplicable" masteryScore="1" passIsFinal="true" authenticationMethod="Basic" launchMethod="AnyWindow" activityType="activityType2">
    <title p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="en-US">Assignable Unit Title langstring113</langstring>
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Unité assignable Titre langstring114</langstring>
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Zuweisungseinheits Titel langstring115</langstring>
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Asignable Título de la unidad langstring116</langstring>
    </title>
    <description p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="en-US">Assignable Unit Description langstring117</langstring>
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="fr">Unité assignable description langstring118</langstring>
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="de">Zuweisbare Einheit Beschreibung langstring119</langstring>
      <langstring p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType" lang="sp">Asignable Descripción de la unidad langstring120</langstring>
    </description>
    <objectives p1:any_Attr="anySimpleType">
      <objective idref="http://uri3" />
    </objectives>
    <url>http://uri14</url>
    <launchParameters>anyType</launchParameters>
    <entitlementKey>anyType</entitlementKey>
  </au>
</courseStructure>


@francescogior Renaming done, is it right?


Hola Jorge, aquí veo que agregaste nuevos parámetros al método pero no los documentaste.
Por favor siempre mantén la documentación del código actualizada.

@hernandcb


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@FrancescoCioria Reaming done, is it right?


This is not the way we are calling the method. Price method will receive just an array.


You might move the declaration of `params` down to line 46, it's new first use.


Esta bien muchas gracias hermanito...


If else?


It is javascript (of which I'm not the best), but what looks weird about it?


Sometimes non image file (ex. Thumbs.db) exists in the folder.
So, I think 'imagesCount == filesCount' is not a little better.
But 3/4 is just my inspiration.
If many files downloaded, it is possible to display the thumbnails.
But 3/4 '(downCount * 4 > imagesCount * 3)' is just my inspiration. :-)


Jorge, aquí también agregaste dos parámetros y no los documentaste tampoco.

@hernandcb FYI.


The module name is `testing.checkimage'


Try to use a blank line preceding the closing of a docstring, like so:

```python
class Yup(object):
    """Yup yup yup.

    See Also:
        Yes

    """

    yup = True
    nope = False
```


I agree that NumberNode would be better in this case:

```python
ListLink(
    SchemaNode("BLEND:choose-sti-min"),
    ConceptNode("my-config"),
    ConceptNode("12")
)
```
but 'config value' is not always the number but it can be string too.

```python
ListLink(
    SchemaNode("BLEND:make-atom-prefix"),
    ConceptNode("my-config"),
    ConceptNode("(")
)
```
I unified all of configs should be managed by ConceptNode to keep the program design in simple, but if the benefit of using NumberNode is bigger than keep design in simple, I will change to them.


@weinand is a genius. Thank you, this finally worked!


you must type `publicApis` as double, otherwise you might get a "division entière" hence, false results


Hey there. Sorry for the misunderstanding, I was refering to 'af-magic-mod' theme. I'm running powerlevel9k without OMZ.


I'd assume that rs.isMaster() would return a boolean, instead of an object that contains a boolean.


Forgot that we had this cookbook on the Supermarket. Just uploaded the latest version.


Ha! Okay. Glad to hear that :)


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:D


For next time, maybe:

`files.firstWhere((filename) => filename.toLowerCase() == nameLowercase, () => null)`


you can also nest the image objects in this array, you won't need the variables then


projectID is the activity identifier?

projectID = project identifier.

@hernandcb


activityID --> projectID


... belong to a specific project....


It turns out your original suggestion about WebSockets makes more sense instead of using the Pusher gem.  I found out the Pusher gem is nothing more than a wrapper around WebSockets.  There is a gem for Rails called "websockets-rails" which brings in native support for WebSockets and as I mentioned in the past, DHH said this native support for WebSockets is going to be part of Rails 5.  Might as well learn what is soon going to be native in Rails 5.  I have no idea what WebSockets are or what they do.  So I plan to read up on them and then try to get the "websockets-rails" gem to do something.  The big challenge is figuring out how to configure the controller(s) to push out the game start screen to all of the players.  I do not even know how to write a failing test for a given game start screen.


@4ourbit would you mind explaining your point/question a little more? Not sure I fully understand what you are trying to say. Maybe an example would help? Thanks!


 ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° )つ──☆*:・ﾟ @jimhester I summon thee!
I changed things up a bit and renamed the table function to seq_lengths and updated the roxygen documentation. Let me know if you see any mistakes or formatting issues. Thanks


Thanks, didn't know about `firstWhere()` - there are just too many methods on `Iterable` :)


:+1: :smile:


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I just submitted #57 to add the double quote.


This should indicate the node/task that caused the failure, so name them `failedTask` and `failureHost`. Also, put them close to the other failure-related fields.


@jmunhoz overall it looks like it'd work, however, wouldn't it make sense to just add a check to
RGWCopyObj_ObjStore_S3::get_params() instead of adding a new callback that applies to all request types?


Is there any provision to purge this cache?


Here the link to MountForge: http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=16801179582707249763


Any idea where XamarinStudio looks for the `mcs` and `mono` executables?


The flags will likely be destroyed by the memcpy, so it seems this would not work.


addPermission('category.get','category.post')


r+


Use `ImmutableCollectors.toImmutableList()`


@rzarzynski this whole string manipulation can be calculated once at the RGWRados initialization


`ImmutableCollectors.toImmutableSet()`


saw approval from graydon
at https://github.com/MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/commit/ef60be0058ba0807e9a9a75d1e989b0aa73f7819


merging MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/checkApply = ef60be00 into auto


MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/checkApply = ef60be00 merged ok, testing candidate = 762d4300


@JerryCai Thanks for the info! Removal proposed at https://github.com/jenkinsci/backend-update-center2/pull/28

I also disabled wiki and issue tracker as we create plugin repositories without these. Please use and direct users to the issue tracker common to Jenkins and its plugins at https://issues.jenkins-ci.org.


Missed the declaration of `cancelled` within Start():

```
	f.q = &Queue{
		ch:        make(chan Command, 1),
		closed:    make(chan struct{}),
		cancelled: make(chan struct{}),
		done:      make(chan struct{}),
	}
```


I'm afraid I made the same mistake more than once, I assumed that isdecu() would verify unsigned int.
I should have read the source (TM).
I'll fix this.


Since this commit I'm unable to start registry service:

```
oadm registry --create --credentials=/etc/openshift/master/openshift-registry.kubeconfig --images='registry.access.redhat.com/openshift3/ose-${component}:latest' --selector="region=infra" --mount-host=/mnt/registry
```
    oc get pods
    NAME                       READY     REASON         RESTARTS   AGE
    docker-registry-1-deploy   0/1       ExitCode:255   0          7m

    oc describe pod docker-registry-1-deploy
    Name:                           docker-registry-1-deploy
    Image(s):                       openshift3/ose-deployer:latest
    Host:                           os-master.miminar.local/192.168.122.97
    Labels:                         openshift.io/deployer-pod-for.name=docker-registry-1
    Status:                         Failed
    IP:
    Replication Controllers:        <none>
    Containers:
      deployment:
        Image:              openshift3/ose-deployer:latest
        State:              Terminated
          Exit Code:        255
          Started:          Fri, 10 Jul 2015 18:02:27 +0200
          Finished:         Fri, 10 Jul 2015 18:04:29 +0200
        Ready:              False
        Restart Count:      0
    Conditions:
      Type          Status
      Ready         False
    Events:
      FirstSeen                             LastSeen                        Count   From                                    SubobjectPath                           Reason          Message
      Fri, 10 Jul 2015 18:01:18 +0200       Fri, 10 Jul 2015 18:01:18 +0200 1       {scheduler }                                                                    scheduled       Successfully assigned docker-registry-1-deploy to os-master.miminar.local
      Fri, 10 Jul 2015 18:01:48 +0200       Fri, 10 Jul 2015 18:01:48 +0200 1       {kubelet os-master.miminar.local}       implicitly required container POD       pulled          Successfully pulled image "openshift3/ose-pod:latest"
      Fri, 10 Jul 2015 18:01:48 +0200       Fri, 10 Jul 2015 18:01:48 +0200 1       {kubelet os-master.miminar.local}       implicitly required container POD       created         Created with docker id 0a718f529cbc9ab501e8e11bb7b0ba8e4b8319f20a621b2fc551d8e9a95440e2
      Fri, 10 Jul 2015 18:01:48 +0200       Fri, 10 Jul 2015 18:01:48 +0200 1       {kubelet os-master.miminar.local}       implicitly required container POD       started         Started with docker id 0a718f529cbc9ab501e8e11bb7b0ba8e4b8319f20a621b2fc551d8e9a95440e2
      Fri, 10 Jul 2015 18:01:48 +0200       Fri, 10 Jul 2015 18:01:48 +0200 1       {kubelet os-master.miminar.local}                                               failedSync      Error syncing pod, skipping: exit status 1
      Fri, 10 Jul 2015 18:02:26 +0200       Fri, 10 Jul 2015 18:02:26 +0200 1       {kubelet os-master.miminar.local}       spec.containers{deployment}             pulled          Successfully pulled image "openshift3/ose-deployer:latest"
      Fri, 10 Jul 2015 18:02:26 +0200       Fri, 10 Jul 2015 18:02:26 +0200 1       {kubelet os-master.miminar.local}       spec.containers{deployment}             created         Created with docker id b77a0cfb7fe7402d8171052f4c5ad3d4c3b3ad1cd0acf844f1cc9063bd53d954
      Fri, 10 Jul 2015 18:02:27 +0200       Fri, 10 Jul 2015 18:02:27 +0200 1       {kubelet os-master.miminar.local}       spec.containers{deployment}             started         Started with docker id b77a0cfb7fe7402d8171052f4c5ad3d4c3b3ad1cd0acf844f1cc9063bd53d954
      Fri, 10 Jul 2015 18:04:38 +0200       Fri, 10 Jul 2015 18:04:38 +0200 1       {kubelet os-master.miminar.local}       implicitly required container POD       killing         Killing 0a718f529cbc9ab501e8e11bb7b0ba8e4b8319f20a621b2fc551d8e9a95440e2
      Fri, 10 Jul 2015 18:04:38 +0200       Fri, 10 Jul 2015 18:04:38 +0200 1       {kubelet os-master.miminar.local}                                               failedSync      Error syncing pod, skipping: failed to delete containers ([exit status 1])

    oc logs docker-registry-1-deploy
    I0710 12:02:28.398625       1 deployer.go:194] Deploying default/docker-registry-1 for the first time (replicas: 1)
    I0710 12:02:28.413279       1 recreate.go:124] Scaling default/docker-registry-1 to 1
    F0710 12:04:29.463657       1 deployer.go:63] couldn't scale default/docker-registry-1 to 1: timed out waiting for the condition


I am not sure if this is correct :sweat_smile:
It should've been `>=` like @tonyhhyip suggested


It seems like it would be cleaner to use GetLogicalProcessorCacheSizeFromOS in both cases and `#define` GetLogicalProcessorCacheSizeFromOS  as PAL_GetLogicalProcessorCacheSizeFromOS in pal.h.


fast-forwarding develop to borshop-integration-1180-feature/stats-at-wm-common = eff74e51


`required: false` is mentioned twice, here.


Yes, i think i am gonna do a second pass on that because if we change the json of our payment events, we might as well do it well. But got your point.


```
LOG="brewlog.log"
brew update > "${LOG}" 2>&1
```

This would fix it.


Beautiful ^^


@stiopaa1 key_value might start with spaces here


missing space after if


Do you mean for that comment to make it in to the paper, in some kind of edited form?


It seems it would be cleaner to #define GetLogicalProcessorCacheSizeFromOS as PAL_GetLogicalProcessorCacheSizeFromOS in pal.h and drop the #elif ... part.


The date and hours lines belong inside the `if` block.


We don't typically have product-specific subdomains like that, would you mind losing the CNAME at least for now?


Shouldn't be `p` variable checked here for `null` value?


what if the following theoretical configuration was passed:
rgw frontends = civetweb foo bar

key_value will now hold 'foo bar'


Apparently, something broke in the build system.  I see your commits from yesterday but no new builds have shown up on files.minecraftforge.net yet.  Supposedly, Lex poked Overmind about it.


I just checked out your branch in a remote, I didn't merge anything.


The flags will likely be modified by the memcpy, so it seems that this won't work.


This won't work. Filter gets applied repeatedly to its output..


i'm not 100%, i believe this is needed everywhere.  it's definitely also needed on freebsd.  are you open to me submitting a PR to make this behavior default?  even if other OSes don't require it, it shouldn't hurt them to set this order.


It's generally a good practice to define a new local variable (say `hourStr`) rather than reusing `hours`, especially when you change it's type.


Hm, the `bin/rkt version` part is wrong - should be something like `build-rkt-0.1.2+git/bin/rkt version`.


Fantastic! That's tight memory-wise but starts to give us an idea of the kinds of things that can get developed. You raise an interesting point with the flash memory - Novation is planning on honouring warranties regardless of what firmware has been used (provided they are built through your API)?
That's a tricky tightrope to walk.


@harshalgupta your tab config is weird, some of the lines here are wrongly idented


@andkov it's "pulled" now


I should not be necessary since https://github.com/CellModels/tyssue/blob/869e168d4d098c0e284ea97a6221dc986c139266/CMakeLists.txt#L7


Note: I might not see a comment on a commit, get a lot of github mail about bugs and such so commit comments might get missed in the flood.

Ansible modules can't perform relative python imports.  They are constructed on the controller machine by concatenating the referenced files to the end of the module and then that file is copied to the remote machine and executed.

A new feature could be implemented to either have modules do real python imports or to make other paths than ansible.module_utils available for special handling using the concatenation method.  Both of those require some discussion before we'd want to implement them though.  You could bring it up on the devel mailing list or the #ansible-devel IRC channel.


camelCase please.


@tysonclugg i'll try to summarize and post a CHANGELOG file.

the commit log is also helpful:  https://github.com/cgoldberg/sauceclient/commits/master


The IOException comes from the call [recordFutureNotification](https://github.com/killbill/killbill/blob/master/payment/src/main/java/org/killbill/billing/payment/core/janitor/IncompletePaymentTransactionTask.java#L267), but you are correct that i did refactor the code and it now caught (because that same path is used for when we dispatch the bus event and later when we retry (for cases when we can't transition into a stable state).

I'd like to actually throw the IOException from the bus handler part, so the event is retried (probably useless, since next call we fail), BUT that will highlight the fact that event dispatching failed (versus ignoring it, and then it looks like we were able to process it).

I'll make the change, and if you disagree, we can re-open the discussion


Don't think you should assert for any of these being fired... that's not what this test is testing.


Breaks if there are more semicolons.


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This change is breaking if you don't have faker installed.


It should never be null (and doesn't appear to be when I run the tests).


Even this one here... You do assert it's `null` when you access key `1` below... that's all that's needed.


ick, conditional in fastpath.   make "ep_tx_completion" be 0 or USD_SF_SIGNAL, then you can just assign:
flags = ep->ep_tx_completion_flag;


Can we revert this on 5.1 please.


Ok. The threshold is now set by the oc team 100%, meaning the grid is only shown if 100% of the files are images.
But this will be adjustable in the nearer feature.

Next question: Why do you distinguish between downloaded images and not downloaded images?
In both cases we can show a thumbnail, so there should be shown the grid view?


You should create an issue and a PR so we don't have to keep maintaining a fork. It's a pretty inoffensive commit. He'll probably add it.


Or better, us setter injection for the FactoryBuilder.


@zhouyuan no need to store it in a global static, just access the configurable every time


nope, not at all! copy pasta!!


What the hell would I do without you all??


I also use `ep->ep_tx_completion` in the `_usd_*` variants that take a `uint8_t` which should just be a 1/0.


Missed one `totCoins` rename on line 94 above.


Move `<|> stringLiteralExpr` from `expr` to `primaryExpr`. Otherwise you break operator precedence.


Ok, will take a look.


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Yeah, could be removed. I don't have a strong opinion either way.


@zhouyuan see my comment.

Unrelated to this I just remembered an issue with regard to the design we discussed at CDS (head object will be read every time, even if accessing range that doesn't include the first part of the object, so it'll need to access remote osd in any case). At the time I had an idea on how to solve this, let's discuss that.


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Awesome. I might have to test this during the weekend :) Would be cool to test hand off between browser and app as well. That requires a json file to be signed with Javazones- certificate and uploaded to the servers. Is that something you have access to do?


@Sunilkumarr change this to default_media_loaction_folder


@joakimk Hm, might give it a shot on Monday. This is for running tests from Vim in tmux, right?


Removed. :+1:


`notificationTime` is null in two cases:
* The GET path as you mentioned,
* When we run out of `attemptNumber `

Sure i can a comment.


[**@trav90**](https://github.com/trav90) commented on [Friday, July 10, 2015 8:34:50 PM](https://github.com/MoonchildProductions/PM4Linux-installer/commit/b6e1b72bb500c21c78437d4f1df3eaeab3d6e240#commitcomment-12107795 "2015-07-10T15:04:50Z - Replied by Github Comment Enhancer"):
>The missing mkdir was my fault. It was fixed in the next commit.
Oops, my bad.

> What are the benefits of a random name over a static name?

Well, the same reason for which the installer uses a random directory name to unpack itself, as well.


I left office already. If you can remove, please do it, but site can work with this file fine.


@Sunilkumarr change it to applozic


will check it later before I get to testing.

Will tey to make log with and without and try to see if it could get
noticaeble, but I don't believe so.
Op 10 jul. 2015 18:17 schreef "Petr Ledvina" <notifications@github.com>:

> This won't work. Filter gets applied repeatedly to its output..
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/borisbstyle/cleanflight/commit/82ef24a5b67ba04b076a45841f4bfa20ef1d0269#commitcomment-12109179>
> .
>


missing space


Oops right, thanks.


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The [iconUrl from this commit](https://cdn.rawgit.com/chocolatey/chocolatey-coreteampackages/e4a49519947c3cff55c17a0b08266c56b0613e64/icons/fiddler.svg) works fine for me.

I’m guessing you mean the [iconUrl of the current package version on chocolatey.org](https://cdn.rawgit.com/ferventcoder/chocolatey-packages/1d4ac8eeb3a3b353c3b5aaae0a5b97ad546678a2/icons/fiddler.svg). I’m not sure why, but it gives a 0 byte response. The [virtualbox](https://chocolatey.org/packages/virtualbox/4.3.28) package is also affected.

The iconUrls updated in this commit seem to work though.


Missing space after "if"


Shouldn't the arguments be inverse, allowing you to use `validate: false` (which is not possible with this argument order).


right. fixed it


@b0rn2c0de: Saturday is also present. And let the Sunday tab be there as well.
Also, the Activity titles are user-facing strings, put them in strings.xml


Github's comments are 'at least once' semantics, but more than once this is 'at least 3 times' semantics...


Use a `.map`
```
var tasks = commands.map(function (cmd) {
  return genShellExecFunction(cmd, file, options);
});
```


Crockford is quite provocative with this point, so I guess I kind of adapted this


What's the reason for taking a charset as an argument? When encoding url components, values should first be converted to UTF-8 before being percent-encoded (see RFC 3986):

>When a new URI scheme defines a component that represents textual
    data consisting of characters from the Universal Character Set [UCS],
    the data should first be encoded as octets according to the UTF-8
    character encoding [STD63]; then only those octets that do not
    correspond to characters in the unreserved set should be percent-
    encoded.


Since the implementation of this template is no longer visible outside the *.cpp file, can you remove this forward declaration?


ok


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/70408758


Original thread (for future reference): https://easy-rpg.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=537


At best I'd do `global.DEBUG && global.DEBUG('[actions] Action not found', action, el); return;`


Amazing:
````
 20 func max(a, b time.Time) time.Time {
 21     if a.After(b) {
 22         return a
 23     }
 24     return b
 25 }
 26
 27 func (tb *TokenBucket) Wait() {
 28     time.Sleep(tb.nextTokenTime.Sub(time.Now()))
 29     capacityDuration := tb.tokenInterval * time.Duration(tb.capacity)
 30     maxCapacityTime := time.Now().Add(-capacityDuration)
 31     tb.nextTokenTime = max(tb.nextTokenTime, maxCapacityTime).Add(tb.tokenInterval)
 32 }
````
There is a slight difference - in the previous version the last insertion time was always an exact multiple of token interval from the start time, whereas now nextTokenTime can drift depending on the accuracy of `Sleep()` and the the time taken to compute the new next token time. Is that a great concern?

I've a bit more polishing to then will push an update.


Pass in `route` if available, otherwise use `null`.


It's like Christmas in July :)


Yes, agreed.


> One thought regarding configuration: it seems it would be easy to have a configuration per plugin (from the payment, we can retrieve the payment method and hence the plugin name)? While this would not completely solve the problem to determine wether a payment is ACH pending or HPP pending in the case of Adyen for instance, it would help optimize certain scenarii (e.g. disable completely the polling for CyberSource in case the report API isn't configured).

But does it mean adding a new payment plugin API? In some ways that seem related to #331


do we need to give a space here ?


`var componentModel = crumbs ? breadcrumb(viewModel, crumbs) : viewModel`


`var crumbs`


@rpcme yeah, I'd just disable that perlcritic rule entirely. PBP didn't get everything right (and it entirely predates modern developments with perl OO, so there are entire chapters now that should be ignored).


-:) +1


Heh, I'm looking at this on a phonecall, I think that it looks good overall but not convinced it works. I suspect there's a flaw in that:

1. Cancel() calls Close()
2. processQueue() detects Close()
3. processQueue() exits loop
4. So the queue drain is never reached

Apologies for pulling you back on old code.


Part of #27


> Regarding terminal states, we currently don't have UNKNOWN_ABORTED/PENDING_ABORTED, i.e. it is possible to have payments stuck in UNKNOWN/PENDING forever.

Yes. And we said that some human at some point should look for OLD UNKNOWN/PENDING and do something with it.

> Would it make sense to force a transition from PENDING to UNKNOWN after the retries delay has expired (e.g. 7 days)? This would make it easy to spot problematic transactions to fix manually (all UNKNOWN ones).

I don't like too much because we can't then differentiate easily the between the original UNKNOWN and the original PENDING (unless of course we look at the history). I 'd be more inclined to introduce the new state `UNKNOWN_ABORTED/PENDING_ABORTED` in that case.


This is the only place I left for byteOrder being explicitly declared as it's needed for ColumnType's children to get an implicit ByteOrder without needing to import CqlProtocolHandler._.


fast-forwarding master to auto = 762d4300


It is untested atm, so it's quite possible that it doesn't work, but `processQueue` doesn't exit on `Close`, it exits once it gets the sentinel `nil` value, so it still processes all pending URLs. With Cancel, it will (*should*) do the same, but the pending URLs will get discarded, finishing much faster.


@b1l1s Okey array index doesn't cause more than 3 instructions iirc. So you could forget that.
And i would stop talking about these optimisition. Yeh. Then why don't you use memset or other instead?

Even for older firmware only now that is still a great step forward. congrats.


The it eq is now not necessary anymore. There is direct encoding for beq in the thumb instruction set.


knight


No worries, testing it now.


This is ok, but it's probably clearer to define it without the `return function (define)` construct:
```
function genShellExecFunction (command, file, options, callback) {
     var context = _.extend({file: file}, options.templateData)
...
}
```
Then use a `bind` where to return the partial function in the `.map`;
```
return genShellExecFunction.bind(null, cmd, file, options)
```


I don't know anything about `Stream`, but I wonder whether a `lazy val ... : Stream` makes sense or not.


As david points out, tuning should come later, so ignore my comment for now, but when tuning up later remember that we control usd_* also.  We can define that "USD_SF_SIGNAL == 1" and actually use that optimization...


hpwh_residential (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1671 of 1678 tests passed)

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@brackendawson typo - #southackton


Why aren't these two functions taking a `STObject const&` instead of a template parameter?


Can you please wrap the label in LOCAL_LABEL? In both the invocation and definition. Or use a numeric label. I'm not sure if that's the same for ARM, but for amd64, GDB shows the label as the current function instead of the actual function if the current PC is after the label.


Ma alt


Maybe something has changed with the gradle build process where it doesn't require subdirectories declared first now.


```SyntaxError``` no?


Using getElementsByName("")[0].value fixes the "undefined" issue - but will still leave it blank if it's not present. Still need to fix that.


Hi Mike,

As I could see you are really interested in improvement for Governor. I guess you should have a look what we already did with governor: https://github.com/zalando/patroni

Patroni is the fork of governor which already support working with etcd as a cluster. Indeed It is not using etcd-client python library but I got some ideas from there. Also very recently I've added support of ZooKeeper to it. Mainly this was the reason to rename our project. Actually from original source there are not that many lines left, we did really huge refactoring. But the main idea stays the same anyway.
In our roadmap we have:
* implement possibility to run callbacks on cluster start/stop/promote/demote
* implement different ways of taking backup also with using some plugins/callback
* add support of other distributed configuration stores, for example Consul.


I think I misunderstood what you said to me in slack the other day. Can you explain again why it's not possible to do the shorter-form test that the current user & user being edited are both the owner? Thanks!


remove sensitive info


@miminar You shouldn't be able to use --mount-host without doing the manual work that is referenced in the related issue.


Normally it's not necessary to set the text to an empty string, as it's default value is `nil`.


I'm sorry, but I'm not a fan of this solutions since it changes the intended design of the footer when hovered over. The enitre height of the footer is supposed to change background, not just the icon/text background.


@imbcmdth Fixed in the pull request with eb6f367


Rapha


I think `maybeDecrTo` returns false since it detected the reply was out of order. I am not sure how empty append affects the behavior. Can you please provide me a example flow to illustrate the issue or maybe you can simply show me the output log of the failed test.


redo


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: CDS postgres 9.4 [Build 128](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=260224&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 3, passed: 1 Build time: 00:02:49
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest.initializationError: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSLoginTest: <no details avaliable>

```


Watch out for that duplicate `p` in dupplicates!


I'm assuming that if we get here we know that a valid `txMap` can be returned.  The previous version of the code tested `ledger->haveTxMap()` before calling `ledger->txMap ()`.


> @danpovey <https://github.com/danpovey>: there is an unofficial OpenFST
> port, and this is what recommended by the Windows README in kaldi.
>
OK.  Well if it turns out that those binaries don't actually work (because
of the \r mangling issue) I think you should to try to patch that upstream,
in that project, or if not, fork it.  Kaldi itself should be fine in this
regard, except for minor bugs which can be fixed.

 What I am also interested in, time allowing, is compiling everything using
> dynamic libraries. OpenFST has a dll support (sans weight type class
> registration), kaldi does not. The difference is the treatment of externs:
> all externs are exported from an .so in linux, but in Windows all exports
> must be explicit. There are good arguments
> <http://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/Visibility> for explicit exports in linux as
> well. With statically linked binaries and full optimization, the compile
> time is godawful, especially with the Intel compiler.
>
If this involves just a few #ifdefs in some header or a few headers it
would possibly be OK, but not if it involves going into all parts of Kaldi
and making changes.  (BTW, there are very few global variables, e.g. a few
in kaldi-error.h).

I realized something- if you install cygwin as 64 bit I think it uses a
different location e.g. c:\cygdrive64.  Is this a problem?
Also, before committing the svn, after testing, please send it to me to
check one more time as an svn patch (which I am more familiar with and can
view more easily). f
Please make sure in the new c++ file(s) you add, and any new code you add,
that the purpose of the files/code is clearly stated (e.g. near the top of
the file/ifdef), and also make clear that you have to define that #ifdef to
activate the new file.

Dan


For the C readers, maybe use the literal quoted notation for ASCII  (<128) character. So use a if according to the code point.


Identities are no longer trusted


Dave you are correct and this was a concern of mine I should if put in the notes.  I wanted to bring this up with the group to see what the exact normal cases would be.

I need to figure out if:
* it is true that if one representation is seg timeline that all the rest in that adaptation set will also be ST?
* I think I need to check audio in addition to video if video is not present as a fall back to audio only streams!
* Need to figure out if I can access current period info at this point in the code.  Chicken egg issue again.. Ill dig into that now.


You do this split or default thing often enough that it should just be a [property](https://docs.python.org/2.7/library/functions.html#property) on the model, maybe `cldr_plurals_list`?


@KozhinM and @bbcrddave - Guys thats for the review.  I think @bbcrddave brings up some valid points that I can work on I would just like to review what the cases I should cover are.  Ill send out an email what what I plan to cover to the entire group to get feedback.   Thanks again.

Dan


You know that single backticks work for inline code (instead of the triple ones you're using here), right?


Why? This allows 3.x where x > 6, I intentionally don't want to allow 4.x (as that would presumably be a breaking change)


yeah who cares 1.7 support is broken on master anyway


boo tabs


Yes, that makes sense...  so you think the only potential issues are with the moved file?


@jtimberman Well using same password seemed to have fixed things for me. Maybe worth adding note in README to keep these passwords consistent between data bag items.

Although I also reran `mkpasswd -m sha-512` a few times until I got result without a \ character. So perhaps I was hitting an escape problem.


good point. but in the end I deleted the user factory as part of removing all references to User.


Intended! ;0 Nah; I should likely `:set spell` in vim before commit... :-)


math?


Understood, Thanks for the explaination


Right, `maybeDecr` returned false because it detected that the reply was out of order _and_ because the follower reported that its log index is equal to the leader's. This happens because the empty append (which is rejected) doesn't add anything to the log; it only serves to advance the commit index. The result is that the follower has a different commit state than the leader.

I'd be happy to share the test output with you, but it's pretty complicated since it lives in cockroachdb.


yeah, but still rspec barfs without it, looking for `Faker`


Looks Solid! Great work!


I try to use the following order:

1) own includes
2) C system includes
3) C++ system includes
4) 3rd party includes

This helps to prevent situations in which my own includes require C/C++  system includes to go before them.


This seems like a great solution.  I bet this solves the issue around cached lower bitrates when you seek back into a stream as well?


Ok ;-)


I see the problem now.  I should have named that isdecs().  My bad also.


@tott This looks reversed to me?


Fine, except that we call the language 'RReil'.


You win.


Thanks, but have you done any benchmarks? In adapters.py, regular expressions are used only at program start. In modifiers.py, regular expressions are used to remove leading or trailing Ns. It would make sense to not use regexes at all there.

Sorry, but I don’t think this should go in as it is just not worth it. Cutadapt’s bottlenecks are FASTQ parsing and adapter trimming, both of which don’t use regular expressions.


So, this works with either order now?


Whoa wait! Branchiopods are definitely crustaceans, _not_ chelicerates, right?
Was this a misunderstanding or has something weird happened to the data?


This fails when updating existing meta because calling update_post_meta with matching data returns false (no update made), we can either drop the check or add additional logic to only update changed meta values.


cc @adletaw @nacmarino


I actually prefer the private members to go first. While admitting that argument is good, I'm just used to do it this way. I would also say it's pretty much standard to start with private stuff, at least in Java code.


@b1l1s Hope i did not annoy you. If not, >> * the clear could be done in 32-bit. as shown above.*
Then what's your plan about the N3DS? (I just own an O3DS, so in fact not care about it so much..)


I don't think `choices` will work properly here. I think it applies to the entire field, so using it here is saying "the entire list can only be equal to these values" rather than the intended "each of the values in the list can only be equal to these values".

I'd suggest writing a small custom [validator](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.8/ref/models/fields/#validators) for this field and using that to enforce the limitation.


Can you release 0.16.3 with this patch? I can't upgrade to 0.16.5.pre0 because I am waiting on Sidekiq fixes to support Celluloid 0.17.0.


KO Myung-Hun dixit:

>It is not proper to determine if a file is executable or not with the
>file extension. Because there is no way to restrict a sort of
>extensions.

Hmm?

os2.c:  {"", ".ksh", ".exe", ".sh", ".cmd", ".com", ".bat", NULL};

I thought of just using that list, and making everything from it
and all directories executable.

bye,
//mirabilos


KO Myung-Hun dixit:

>Ooops... Yes. OS/2 kLIBC defines ``` __KLIBC___ ```. And MKSH_NO_SIGSUSPEND is defined.

OK, good (well, not good). Fixed this upstream.

bye,
//mirabilos


KO Myung-Hun dixit:

>I think, it is easy to use '/' all the time, and all users using
>mksh(or other unixy shells) may accept it. However, drive notation is
>not. This is not a problem that mksh alone can solve.

OK. In that case, I’d suggest we adopt drive letter notation
and ; as path separator in mksh but keep / as directory separator.

bye,
//mirabilos


KO Myung-Hun dixit:

>What I meant is that users use their own editor, and we can't control
>them. Anyway, editors saving LF as EOL are many on OS/2, too. ^^

Right, so there are choices.

>I think, we have no other choices about this. On OS/2, processing CR/LF is **MUST**.

I respectfully disagree. We do this on MacOS (classic) and
the various DOS/NT/Windows-based platforms, too.

When, at some point, we have enough OS/2 support in the main
mksh, can you at least test that this works, for me, since
we’re going to disagree here?

Thanks,
//mirabilos


No non-virtual function 'needs' to be a member function since being a member function is nothing else but syntactic sugar for expecting an implicit additional argument 'this'. However, I strongly prefer the syntax o.method() over the C-style syntax method(o).


It wouldn't be breaking unless you use the seed though right?

On Friday, July 10, 2015, Graham Campbell <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Or better, us setter injection for the FactoryBuilder.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/laravel/framework/commit/30289108d78709896747d41c7bff045505c9634b#commitcomment-12109267>
> .
>


I do not see any pull request created by me either, I can't tell if I've done something wrong, maybe I did. For what I know, I forked the RIOT repository, made the changes, committed them, pushed to my forked repository. Then I created the pull request, which required to enter a comment, which I can see above your comment.


a part. nbcommits++ => nbnitcoins++


Just to confirm: are there other event names with capitalized characters?


Yeah :)


hum?


Great to see this progressing! :+1:  I am curious why you prefer
```js
const { service } = Ember.inject;
export default Ember.Service.extend({
  session: service('session'),
```
over
```js
export default Ember.Service.extend({
  session: Ember.inject.service(),
```
? Any particular reason for object destructuring apart from style preferences?


Sorry, I didn't got time to get to this until now.
I have the feeling that the cygwin compatibility (and interaction between
cygwin binaries and our binaries) will be more complex issue. I'm worried
for example, what happens if the script running in cygwin (with this
MSVC-compiled kaldi) calls fstprint. I know user should have the path set
correctly -- but what about other commands? awk for example.
I don;'t have any specific example in mind right away, but I'm still not
convinced that for example all these cases will work....

kaldi_command scp:input.file scp,t:- | fstprint //fstprint can be either
cygwin-native or windows-native
kaldi_command scp:input.file scp,t:- | awk //awk is definitely cygwin-native
kaldi_command scp:input.file scp,t:- | other_kaldi_command //windows-native

BTW, Dan: I have already forked the Paul Dixon's OpenFst-Win, which I use
for compilation. It is actually quite difficult to have msvc link against
cygwin library (or vice versa)... That was the reason Kirill started with
this -- because getting cuda linking in cygwin is not that easy.

y.

On Fri, Jul 10, 2015 at 12:55 PM, danpovey <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> > @danpovey <https://github.com/danpovey>: there is an unofficial OpenFST
> > port, and this is what recommended by the Windows README in kaldi.
> >
> OK. Well if it turns out that those binaries don't actually work (because
> of the \r mangling issue) I think you should to try to patch that upstream,
> in that project, or if not, fork it. Kaldi itself should be fine in this
> regard, except for minor bugs which can be fixed.
>
> What I am also interested in, time allowing, is compiling everything using
> > dynamic libraries. OpenFST has a dll support (sans weight type class
> > registration), kaldi does not. The difference is the treatment of
> externs:
> > all externs are exported from an .so in linux, but in Windows all exports
> > must be explicit. There are good arguments
> > <http://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/Visibility> for explicit exports in linux as
> > well. With statically linked binaries and full optimization, the compile
> > time is godawful, especially with the Intel compiler.
> >
> If this involves just a few #ifdefs in some header or a few headers it
> would possibly be OK, but not if it involves going into all parts of Kaldi
> and making changes. (BTW, there are very few global variables, e.g. a few
> in kaldi-error.h).
>
> I realized something- if you install cygwin as 64 bit I think it uses a
> different location e.g. c:\cygdrive64. Is this a problem?
> Also, before committing the svn, after testing, please send it to me to
> check one more time as an svn patch (which I am more familiar with and can
> view more easily). f
> Please make sure in the new c++ file(s) you add, and any new code you add,
> that the purpose of the files/code is clearly stated (e.g. near the top of
> the file/ifdef), and also make clear that you have to define that #ifdef to
> activate the new file.
>
> Dan
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/kaldi-asr/kaldi/commit/5d2cc33b614294c36aa6e7e0e5619d69e9ca7aaf#commitcomment-12109744>
> .
>


I'm never against comments ;-), however I think that the <<-Operator is pretty much the C++-way of a to_string() function. Therefore, I would expect a user understand its meaning without further explanation.


not working yet... need to fix the manifest.


move le assert apres l'explication


Great! Great! Great! Can't wait to try this out! As well as tons of other people waiting (ages) for this bug to be fixed: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1272765


Dude it's not about doing it the most optimized way. If you want to find out if doing a 32 memcpy works better go ahead and try it out; for this code, I can't be bothered to try. And yes you're starting to annoy me now.

> Yep 3DS cores are 32-LE-ARM. So do it 32 bits is ok.
You don't say


hpwh_residential (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1677 of 1684 tests passed)

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ah yeah, fair point, it returns a bunch of stuff:
```json
rs0:PRIMARY> rs.isMaster()
{
	"setName" : "rs0",
	"ismaster" : true,
	"secondary" : false,
	"hosts" : [
		"192.168.33.100:27017",
		"192.168.33.110:27017",
		"192.168.33.120:27017"
	],
	"primary" : "192.168.33.100:27017",
	"me" : "192.168.33.100:27017",
	"maxBsonObjectSize" : 16777216,
	"maxMessageSizeBytes" : 48000000,
	"localTime" : ISODate("2015-07-10T17:10:10.743Z"),
	"ok" : 1
}
```


**[phpUnit_trunkUnit run failed](http://qa-s2.wikia-prod:8080/job/phpUnit_trunkUnit/7879/testReport/) for this commit**


This change has had the side effect that you don't update your app with the latest SDK available on your machine.  For example, given the following sequence of events:

1. cordova create foo
2. cordova platform add windows  // runs prepare.applyPlatformConfig, no Windows SDK installed so default to 10030
3. Edit config.xml, add preference Windows.Universal-MinVersion = 10.0.10158.0
4. cordova build windows

Because the prepare.applyPlatformConfig function isn't called, the preference for Windows.Universal-MinVersion isn't respected.

Similarly, running "cordova prepare windows" doesn't apply the platform config, so I'm now in a state that I can't get my preferred or available SDK versions into the .jsproj or .appxmanifest, both of which are required.

We need to figure out if there is a way to still allow the developer to run the applyPlatformConfig function.


if {{ =1-$ ]];


Introduce a bug corrected in 2b6602d280d91c33569e38901289c3771c2381e4


@hjmjohnson This is what I was talking about.  I think it should not be "${ITKBInarymathematicalMorphology-Test_LIBRARIES}"  since it is the test driver for itkImageFusion


Strange. Can you create a new PR in https://github.com/RIOT-OS/RIOT/compare/master...grandmou:master?


testing is a directory.. Python is pretty blurry about all these
see bellow we do:
```
 + pth = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__),"..")
+ sys.path.append(pth)
+ import checkimage
```


This is VERY weird.  I swear that this:

https://cdn.rawgit.com/chocolatey/chocolatey-coreteampackages/e4a49519947c3cff55c17a0b08266c56b0613e64/icons/fiddler.svg

Was giving me a 404 earlier today.  Now it seems to be working fine!?!


kek


GFSM is responsible for switching app layer protocols (e.g. HTTP and ICAP), so it must be called on connection layer and there is no sense to call it at HTTP layer.


Actually i am backing off on that and i will implement what you suggested but i filed #348


It'd be a good idea to just add a utility method to the Locale class as a classmethod like `cldr_plural_to_id` that does this. Makes it easier to reuse and modify in case it changes.


When is this version going to be uploaded to supermarket?


TeamCity OsmSharp :: GitHub - OsmSharp [Build 1040](http://build.osmsharp.com:8080/viewLog.html?buildId=5072&buildTypeId=bt16) is now running


aie


The idea is that I wanted to reduce the number of includes a user needs to add to source files working with statements. I deem it useful to allow a user to work with all kinds of statements (expressions, linear expressions, ...) but simply including one file statements.h (expr.h, linear.h, ...) instead of including one file for each subtype. Having tons of includes not only reduces productivity while coding, but also readability of the includes section.


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

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg)


wat?


While this works well for the default task, it doesn't find the gulp tasks defined in a `gulpfile.babel.js`. I'm not sure how gulp work in this manner but I assume it needs `babel` to compile it to ES5 javascript.

While I'm happy to merge this (it gets the default target running at least), I thought you should know. If you want to work on actually extracting the tasks when gulp is defined in a `coffee` or `babel` file, that'd be great.


youhou


"Video" же.


Looks good.


The reason I named it '_this' is that this is in fact meant to be a member function. It needs to be implemented as a friend since it has to receive its stream as first parameter. However, I'm also fine with statement.


No, this does not work for me. Does it work for you? Can it serve up files that are no descendents of `base`?


Also, we have no plans for a 4.x at present; I'm just being paranoid :)


不要指定前缀


You should probably have a unit test to check that the tasks are actually running in parallel.  It would be sufficient to copy the above test, add an item the the `shell` array, put a `sinon.spy` on `async.parallel`, and check that it's called with two items.


I found that this change breaks travis since in 4.8 only c++1y option is available.
Should we drop 4.8 and build with 4.9 gcc? Or would simple change to c++1y (deprecated in newer gcc) work?


I'll still keep that button checked regardless for other work but this doesn't seem to hurt anything so I'm good with it.


Yep
```
In [1]: import boto3
In [2]: ec2 = boto3.resource('ec2')
In [3]: instance = ec2.Instance('foo')
In [4]: instance.__class__.__name__
Out[4]]: 'ec2.Instance'
```


Probably not necessary ?


This made a big difference for me as well. Thanks!


Note the class names are used when emitting the event


Your Examples are not copied right to the xml file.
§8F§4a§6n§4c§2y §4D§6i§9a§4m§7o§5n§1d§8s§2!   =   �8F�4a�6n�4c�2y �4D�6i�9a�4m�7o�5n�1d�8s�2!
§k U CAN'T READ   =   �k U CAN'T READ


This change is from lukhnos -- I don't know why GitHub's pull web UI assigned me authorship. :(


If all the pids get filtered out, we will then go fetch all the processes info even though we are going to return 0 rows


Ok. So i would stop writing about that. Sorry and bye.


Nice!

It would be super useful to have a way to dump both the untyped and the typed trees.


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Always list view is used if version.supportsRemoteThumbnails() returns false.
It means that grid view never used when server is OC7 in OCFileListFragment.java of previous version.

But if file is downloaded (and server doesn't support remote thumbnail), App can create and display thumbnail.

So I think grid view is useful when many files (3/4 :-) are downloaded.


I fixed this a slightly different way.


I am meh on passing unsupported fields. Those could be ignored.

AFAICT the guarantee you desire is to have all fields that are necessary initialized correctly before a certain time so they can be safely used. This is a very different pattern and constructors are usually not the right place to provide or enforce such contracts.

I guess there are 2 approaches to object construction and initialization -
1. Construct + initialize in a single step
2. Construct + initialize in two steps

People fall in different schools of thoughts. Coming from c++ & java world I prefer #2 (I suppose it is my prejudice) and seems like you prefer #1.

I am ok with #1 as well so long as the expectation as long as there is no implicit assumption that an object that has been constructed is properly initialized. It must have the right property i.e. the de-reference of a property should always work but the assignment may not yield a suitable value.


*Probably* not an import bug (the tests run for that combination of Django and Python).  I'm betting that maybe you don't have the package `six` available; it *should've* been installed automatically as part of the installation process, and what it does is provide a compatibility layer allowing you to write a library that's simultaneously compatible with Python 2.x and Python 3.x.


It seems to have been a copy-pasting error of some kind; there is another, functional _rate method with the exact same arguments and description which is complete. I have deleted this in the current version.


>  i filed #348

Perfect, that was also one of my questions when I read the code :-)


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`ss_droplink()` needs to be called **after** the logic run at the `out` label. Also, it needs to be called only if we break out of the loop.


This function is probably not needed as GDALAllRegister() will call GNMRegisterAllInternal() ?


is this trying to avoid Spaming on cpu status ?


I wouldn't declare GDAL_DCAP_VECTOR = "NO" or GDAL_DCAP_RASTER = "NO". Usually we only declare when the value is "YES". There might be code that only test GetMetdataItem(GDAL_DCAP_RASTER) != NULL


This comment holds for our current use of the two systems but is in no way indicative of every use case.


Maybe I misunderstand you, but this doesn't seem to be true.
As soon as you want to mutate non-public state of a class, you need a method, and it doesn't matter whether that method is virtual or not.
More member functions essentially mean stronger dependencies, and less encapsulation (a class with a lot of member functions is hard to change in the future!). Thus, it is generally preferable to have as few member-functions as possible.
The <algorithm> package of the STL is actually a good example: you could of course put all those functions from <algorithm> into the containers themselves, e.g. std::vector::sort(), std::vector::find(), etc, but obviously it's much better to have non-member functions like std::sort(), std::find(), instead.
Item 23 in "Effective C++" contains quite an elaborate discussion on member vs non-member functions.


> But does it mean adding a new payment plugin API?

No, I actually thought we could simply specify it via properties (e.g. `org.killbill.billing.payment.killbill-adyen.janitorRetries=1,3,3,3,60,60,60,...`). But I see your point, it should be **provided** by the plugin (it has the knowledge)... One way would be to make `OSGIConfigPropertiesService` r/w instead of r/o and the plugin could simply set these properties on startup. More thinking needed here...

> I don't like too much because we can't then differentiate easily the between the original UNKNOWN and the original PENDING (unless of course we look at the history)

Yeah, I see. Scratch my comment!


I don't use the seeder at all, but this still crashed my tests on load.


Laravel always resolves the FactoryBuilder without choice.


See below remark with GDAL_DCAP_VECTOR = "NO"


@danquirk is it okay?


This should be 34_done


Thats' with @farjalla.

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> reported that its log index is equal to the leader's.

Sorry but I do not quite follow this.

Follower would reject an empty append after leader optimistically increased the `next` to leader's last index and that index is not matched.

Follower should never reject an empty append that matches its own log.

`decreases == false && m.Index == pr.Match` happens when the reply to the request rejected, out of order and the rejected index is equal to the follower reported matched index.

Assume the request is am empty one. It is rejected since it did not match the follower's entry when it was received(m.Index > match). `decrease == false` indicated that the reply was received out of order. And we want to deal a case that  m.index == match when the replied is received. Right?


A default value for an argument is illegal in C. A bit surprised that the compiler accepts that.


Should be ```{type: Date}```


I think I agree with this. However, depending on the background of the individual reader, this assumption might not necessarily true (for instance, at Google, pretty much noone uses streams).
On the other hand superfluous comments can actually hinder readability and cause harm, especially since over time, code and comments can easily get out of sync, and it requires increasingly more effort to prevent this if there are lots of (useless) comments ;)


Seriously, if you just want to have a chat or something come on over to our IRC or pm me on gbatemp. This is not the place to do it.


bool is not a valid C type. You should try to include that header from a .c file to check other issues


Dont worry about documentation until its working :+1:


This line also fixes the problem reported in https://github.com/ManageIQ/manageiq/issues/3401


Including gnm_priv.h from a public header doesn't seem appropriate


@mlucy - when an `r.http` request fails, we use `base_exc_t::NON_EXISTENCE` so users can `r.default` to make their queries more robust.


Conforme conversado, seria melhor mantermos este método atualmente. A maneira que foi previamente implementado, tinha como objetivo separar em objetos únicos. Realmente o código está duplicado, porém não vemos necessidade de mudar isso por conta das alterações que serão necessárias.


Maybe it is better to update it to have the correct reference to the section. It can be done as `<<key-here>>` as far as I understand.


1. Indeed but I don't see why so far. @XhmikosR can probably help with that.
2. I was planning to test that, good to know it works.
4. Ok.


Our [display typeface](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Typeface#Display_type)


So have to do the same for TLS handler, i.e. do copy-paste. That's not good.


Comment!


"MySQL port to use\n" --> "port to use\n"


Can someone pls tell me how to make my own deepdream photo whit out 1000 steps to it ??


Try to follow a consistent code style. Space after function keyword or not?


"@*android:color/material_deep_teal_500"
could  be the correct one


This is in the dashboard redesign. If we keep that pattern around, it's in my to-do list to add it to the style guide.


I have something to start with. It is a little animation.

![ezgif-unlock](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6114100/8624810/fd4aed22-273a-11e5-9f69-c0b5ff6b581d.gif)

![unlock1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6114100/8624896/82c9f3b2-273b-11e5-91ee-9835c996225b.png)


Actually, `DROP COLUMN


That's gonna break on Windows though :(


We can version it out for now, but we have os/Terminal precisely for that


This loop looks like it never executes.  Is that supposed to be: `i != view.txs.end()`?  And if so, this looks like a good place for range-for.


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optional_argument --> required_argument

The has_arg field in struct option is whether or not the argument to the option is optional or required. It is not whether the option itself is optional or required.


I am confused too..?


I see.  I think it would make sense to add that fix regarding start-section
to the OpenFst code.  Whether it affects Kaldi code or not shouldn't
matter; Kaldi is fine with always read/writing in binary mode.

Dan

On Fri, Jul 10, 2015 at 10:09 AM, jtrmal <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Sorry, I didn't got time to get to this until now.
> I have the feeling that the cygwin compatibility (and interaction between
> cygwin binaries and our binaries) will be more complex issue. I'm worried
> for example, what happens if the script running in cygwin (with this
> MSVC-compiled kaldi) calls fstprint. I know user should have the path set
> correctly -- but what about other commands? awk for example.
> I don;'t have any specific example in mind right away, but I'm still not
> convinced that for example all these cases will work....
>
> kaldi_command scp:input.file scp,t:- | fstprint //fstprint can be either
> cygwin-native or windows-native
> kaldi_command scp:input.file scp,t:- | awk //awk is definitely
> cygwin-native
> kaldi_command scp:input.file scp,t:- | other_kaldi_command //windows-native
>
> BTW, Dan: I have already forked the Paul Dixon's OpenFst-Win, which I use
> for compilation. It is actually quite difficult to have msvc link against
> cygwin library (or vice versa)... That was the reason Kirill started with
> this -- because getting cuda linking in cygwin is not that easy.
>
> y.
>
>
> On Fri, Jul 10, 2015 at 12:55 PM, danpovey <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > > @danpovey <https://github.com/danpovey>: there is an unofficial
> OpenFST
> > > port, and this is what recommended by the Windows README in kaldi.
> > >
> > OK. Well if it turns out that those binaries don't actually work (because
> > of the \r mangling issue) I think you should to try to patch that
> upstream,
> > in that project, or if not, fork it. Kaldi itself should be fine in this
> > regard, except for minor bugs which can be fixed.
> >
> > What I am also interested in, time allowing, is compiling everything
> using
> > > dynamic libraries. OpenFST has a dll support (sans weight type class
> > > registration), kaldi does not. The difference is the treatment of
> > externs:
> > > all externs are exported from an .so in linux, but in Windows all
> exports
> > > must be explicit. There are good arguments
> > > <http://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/Visibility> for explicit exports in linux as
> > > well. With statically linked binaries and full optimization, the
> compile
> > > time is godawful, especially with the Intel compiler.
> > >
> > If this involves just a few #ifdefs in some header or a few headers it
> > would possibly be OK, but not if it involves going into all parts of
> Kaldi
> > and making changes. (BTW, there are very few global variables, e.g. a few
> > in kaldi-error.h).
> >
> > I realized something- if you install cygwin as 64 bit I think it uses a
> > different location e.g. c:\cygdrive64. Is this a problem?
> > Also, before committing the svn, after testing, please send it to me to
> > check one more time as an svn patch (which I am more familiar with and
> can
> > view more easily). f
> > Please make sure in the new c++ file(s) you add, and any new code you
> add,
> > that the purpose of the files/code is clearly stated (e.g. near the top
> of
> > the file/ifdef), and also make clear that you have to define that #ifdef
> to
> > activate the new file.
> >
> > Dan
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No, I was just too tired when making these changes, assuming this was a trivial change.

Some time back I knew there was an isdec_neg_ok(), but didn't remember that. Otherwise I would have known that isdec() rejects negative values.


Remove another


It's nice that you switch this project to spring-boot :)


saw approval from macintux
at https://github.com/basho/clique/commit/8834174abacdabca0400eeda82954d11b9c86458


merging basho/clique/bugfix/invalid-command-error-formatting = 8834174a into borshop-integration-62-bugfix/invalid-command-error-formatting


basho/clique/bugfix/invalid-command-error-formatting = 8834174a merged ok, testing candidate = e332c8ff


mega-fail. rollback
fuckt die konsole ab.


This is smart!


@b1l1s Thanks. I can not go to IRC (blocked) so next time i could leave posts on your CakesFW page.


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Criei um branch a mais por uma questão de organização. No develop iríamos commitando normalmente e no master commitaríamos as "versões ou funcionalidades finais".


Add quiet logging


Maybe a typo?
"or alternative source provided he plugin configuration"

or alternative source provided by the plugin configuration"


Update the comment


TargetPlayer is missing


I don't think the `.py` suffix is ever accepted though


WebElement element = driver.findElement(locator);
element.clear();
element.sendKeys(text);


Fix #304


Totally no idea why there is another uuid.
Thanks for the fix. Merged.


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@misterdjules Hmm, shouldn't the current releases also labeled as critical security updates because of OpenSSL? /cc @nodejs/website


initial


Yes, thank you


static


I would avoid committing empty or commented out files. You can see what git is going to commit by running `git diff`, then only `git add` the specific files you want, e.g. `git add app/models/user.rb` rather than just `git add .` for all of them.


test-output не заливаем в репозиторий


I was tired yesterday. I wasn't thinking straight
1. In fact it make sense, because even though it is dynamic library it still is a dependency and main binary is relinked to accommodate changes it dll.
3. Funny thing it works fine in debug build. That's why we have this bug in the first place probably. Dunno what's the reason yet.


Imma go out on limb here and guess that the domain name "golf.com" is taken and would cost a pretty penny to purchase. (not a problem, just making jokes and all)


They are. Open the file with an editor that supports UTF-8 and it will work


AFAIK the @ only suppresses echoing the command (I always run `make -s` anyway). The output is being redirected to the target name, so shouldn't be an issue?


I actually don't think it's that much of a shortcut. I usually do very similar things in `isResolvable` - check if it's a string or Hash+Index.


This release broke motion for me. Got kernel panics. Motion stated in the grey screen (video served on 8080) that it was unable to open device (/dev/video0). Validated that device existed and motion log did not mention issues with device, it said that it was unable to use the video format (8).  Running rasbian on an un-overclocked (non-overclocked?) rPi v2. Everything updated / upgraded. Using the pi camera module. Rolled back and everything worked fine, but I'm happy to roll back forward to break it again and do some debugging, just let me know if I can help. Rolled back to 19debdef5d132a12bf8df73d5e77e607066c8757.  Apologies if this is the wrong place to put this.


In general you want to avoid inline styles `style="color: red;"...` on your HTML. Instead, use CSS. If needed, add a class to this or a parent element so you can target in the CSS.


This is a detail but "odd" file systems such as /vsimem/ will not return . or ..


Is there any way to support default values? It would be nice to say the vertical / horizontal size and have the offsets / full pano width automatically.


could use `subprocess.STDOUT`


quickbook editing


Please use the normal method for plugin errors, don't push into an array:
https://github.com/stevelacy/gulp-bump/blob/master/index.js#L20


No! This totally screws up dependent projects. It puts a hard requirement on jspm 16 beta.


>Is this helpful?

Yes, very! Thanks :)


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Maybe the priority requirement for free relay should also increase with the multiplier?


Welcome to the React club!


all tests pass:
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1. The DLL is loaded manually so I don't see why it would require relinking MPC-HC. It's possible that the project reference on DLL is indeed causing this though.


Why run a wget? just add it to the repo