@selimnairb Yes, I verified the size returned is what we need. In fact, the same function is used by IrodsStorage class (a subclass of Django Storage class). If path does not exist, it raises an irods error indicating the path does not exist, which I think should be sufficient. The HTML markup on line 29 is a simple line indicating no permission. If you have better ways in mind to do so, could you elaborate a bit?


It looks like a lot is going on in the develop branch on Geotrek Admin!


хуйня


"Checks if the last row has more **than** one col, ..."


lol what happened? I thought this was already fixed. :P


Big changes, man ._.


Yeah, known. We've contacted Bintray's support.


tnx: will include it as an optional import if display is set to true


> deb http://mirrordirector.raspbian.org/raspbian/ wheezy main non-free

That's what I did on a RPi1. But only change this addresses is not enough. A `apt-get dist-upgrade -o blabla` [1] has to start, a `apt-get upgrade` is not enough.
[1]
http://askubuntu.com/questions/104899/make-apt-get-or-aptitude-run-with-y-but-not-prompt-for-replacement-of-configu
(Post 29)


They will probably eventually be needed in RPC code.


I thought this was working yesterday when we turned it in, but looking at it now its misbehaving again....


renamed directive, changed to directive type from input to span


@hyi I guess the point is not to assume that the HTTPResponse for the error will end up being displayed by a user agent that knows how to deal with HTML markup; this could happen in a REST interface.  I would simply send the error message in plain text.


This change causes
 1) Migration rake tasks migration:era_collection_community - community Community should be migrated
     Failure/Error: Rake::Task["migration:era_collection_community"].invoke('spec/fixtures/migration/test-metadata/community')
     ArgumentError:
       Couldn't find Collection without an ID
     # ./lib/tasks/migration.rake:543:in `block in migrate_collection_community'
     # ./lib/tasks/migration.rake:500:in `each'
     # ./lib/tasks/migration.rake:500:in `migrate_collection_community'
     # ./lib/tasks/migration.rake:116:in `block (2 levels) in <top (required)>'
     # ./spec/tasks/migration_rake_spec.rb:29:in `block (3 levels) in <top (required)>'


Isn't there an af_device param that can be used during array creation? Then it merely comes down to linking both libraries, right?


cc @rowanwins


I don't understand what you're asking. Are you saying I made a copy and might not have intended to? Are you saying I didn't make a copy and you think I should have? Or what?


If I'm not mistaken this change make it luck if all actors will be fired since the trigger is changed from trigger the actor and any local dependent actors to only the actor?


fixed


Did you mean to make a copy? Does it matter? Why not `auto`


Both libraries provide the same symbols, they can not be linked simultaneously. You could use dynamic loading, but from what I read it is unstable.

We need to solve this in our C API at some point.


thanks


It was missing parentheses, really? Weird!


I don't like it when you can't tell what a function does without looking at the names of its formal parameters. We don't currently use `LVL` to refer to the last validated ledger anywhere else in the code.


Yes, see: https://github.com/angular/angular/issues/2883


Oh, I see now you commented out the if statement without making an explanation comment.


Fair enough, just thought I would comment on it.


We have both of these:
```
void doValidatedLedger (std::shared_ptr<BasicView const> const& lastValidatedLedger)
void doValidatedLedger (std::uint32_t ledgerSeq, enabledAmendments_t enabled)
```
which does which? Anyway, its true that `LVL` is not used. But I'm proposing it. These terms come up often enough that there's some utility in standardizing and abbreviating them.


Not sure, I think all of our examples use `system.js` and hence are not effected.


Honestly I don't know, but now it works flawlessy ;)


positive )


That would require changes in the fee code or ugliness in the middle layers. This API is going to change with the new view code anyway. We can make it exactly what we want then.


Protocol is actually documented [here](http://www.tinc-vpn.org/documentation/tinc.pdf). There's also a beta version of tinc described [here](http://www.tinc-vpn.org/documentation-1.1/tinc.pdf), but it's not been finalized yet.


Thanks for the fix.
There are numerous warming from msvc:

format.cc(134): warning C4804: '<=' : unsafe use of type 'bool' in operation

And also some like those:

format.cc(134): warning C4018: '<=' : signed/unsigned mismatch

format.cc(134): warning C4804: '<=' : unsafe use of type 'bool' in operation

Here is the below full compile log under vs 2013:

'''
1>------ Build started: Project: tests, Configuration: Release Win32 ------
1>  file_log.cpp
1>e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.h(1229): warning C4800: 'const int' : forcing value to bool 'true' or 'false' (performance warning)
1>          e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.h(1215) : while compiling class template member function 'bool fmt::internal::ArgVisitor<fmt::`anonymous-namespace'::IsZeroInt,bool>::visit(const fmt::internal::Arg &)'
1>          e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.cc(993) : see reference to function template instantiation 'bool fmt::internal::ArgVisitor<fmt::`anonymous-namespace'::IsZeroInt,bool>::visit(const fmt::internal::Arg &)' being compiled
1>          e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.cc(247) : see reference to class template instantiation 'fmt::internal::ArgVisitor<fmt::`anonymous-namespace'::IsZeroInt,bool>' being compiled
1>e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.cc(134): warning C4804: '<=' : unsafe use of type 'bool' in operation
1>          e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.cc(337) : see reference to function template instantiation 'bool fmt::`anonymous-namespace'::IntChecker<false>::fits_in_int<T>(T)' being compiled
1>          with
1>          [
1>              T=bool
1>          ]
1>          e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.cc(337) : see reference to function template instantiation 'bool fmt::`anonymous-namespace'::IntChecker<false>::fits_in_int<T>(T)' being compiled
1>          with
1>          [
1>              T=bool
1>          ]
1>          e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.h(1181) : see reference to function template instantiation 'int fmt::`anonymous-namespace'::PrecisionHandler::visit_any_int<bool>(T)' being compiled
1>          with
1>          [
1>              T=bool
1>          ]
1>          e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.h(1180) : while compiling class template member function 'int fmt::internal::ArgVisitor<fmt::`anonymous-namespace'::PrecisionHandler,int>::visit_bool(bool)'
1>          e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.h(1229) : see reference to function template instantiation 'int fmt::internal::ArgVisitor<fmt::`anonymous-namespace'::PrecisionHandler,int>::visit_bool(bool)' being compiled
1>e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.cc(134): warning C4018: '<=' : signed/unsigned mismatch
1>  format.cpp
1>e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.h(1229): warning C4800: 'const int' : forcing value to bool 'true' or 'false' (performance warning)
1>          e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.h(1215) : while compiling class template member function 'bool fmt::internal::ArgVisitor<fmt::`anonymous-namespace'::IsZeroInt,bool>::visit(const fmt::internal::Arg &)'
1>          e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.cc(993) : see reference to function template instantiation 'bool fmt::internal::ArgVisitor<fmt::`anonymous-namespace'::IsZeroInt,bool>::visit(const fmt::internal::Arg &)' being compiled
1>          e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.cc(247) : see reference to class template instantiation 'fmt::internal::ArgVisitor<fmt::`anonymous-namespace'::IsZeroInt,bool>' being compiled
1>e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.cc(134): warning C4804: '<=' : unsafe use of type 'bool' in operation
1>          e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.cc(337) : see reference to function template instantiation 'bool fmt::`anonymous-namespace'::IntChecker<false>::fits_in_int<T>(T)' being compiled
1>          with
1>          [
1>              T=bool
1>          ]
1>          e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.cc(337) : see reference to function template instantiation 'bool fmt::`anonymous-namespace'::IntChecker<false>::fits_in_int<T>(T)' being compiled
1>          with
1>          [
1>              T=bool
1>          ]
1>          e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.h(1181) : see reference to function template instantiation 'int fmt::`anonymous-namespace'::PrecisionHandler::visit_any_int<bool>(T)' being compiled
1>          with
1>          [
1>              T=bool
1>          ]
1>          e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.h(1180) : while compiling class template member function 'int fmt::internal::ArgVisitor<fmt::`anonymous-namespace'::PrecisionHandler,int>::visit_bool(bool)'
1>          e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.h(1229) : see reference to function template instantiation 'int fmt::internal::ArgVisitor<fmt::`anonymous-namespace'::PrecisionHandler,int>::visit_bool(bool)' being compiled
1>e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.cc(134): warning C4018: '<=' : signed/unsigned mismatch
1>  registry.cpp
1>e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.h(1229): warning C4800: 'const int' : forcing value to bool 'true' or 'false' (performance warning)
1>          e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.h(1215) : while compiling class template member function 'bool fmt::internal::ArgVisitor<fmt::`anonymous-namespace'::IsZeroInt,bool>::visit(const fmt::internal::Arg &)'
1>          e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.cc(993) : see reference to function template instantiation 'bool fmt::internal::ArgVisitor<fmt::`anonymous-namespace'::IsZeroInt,bool>::visit(const fmt::internal::Arg &)' being compiled
1>          e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.cc(247) : see reference to class template instantiation 'fmt::internal::ArgVisitor<fmt::`anonymous-namespace'::IsZeroInt,bool>' being compiled
1>e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.cc(134): warning C4804: '<=' : unsafe use of type 'bool' in operation
1>          e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.cc(337) : see reference to function template instantiation 'bool fmt::`anonymous-namespace'::IntChecker<false>::fits_in_int<T>(T)' being compiled
1>          with
1>          [
1>              T=bool
1>          ]
1>          e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.cc(337) : see reference to function template instantiation 'bool fmt::`anonymous-namespace'::IntChecker<false>::fits_in_int<T>(T)' being compiled
1>          with
1>          [
1>              T=bool
1>          ]
1>          e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.h(1181) : see reference to function template instantiation 'int fmt::`anonymous-namespace'::PrecisionHandler::visit_any_int<bool>(T)' being compiled
1>          with
1>          [
1>              T=bool
1>          ]
1>          e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.h(1180) : while compiling class template member function 'int fmt::internal::ArgVisitor<fmt::`anonymous-namespace'::PrecisionHandler,int>::visit_bool(bool)'
1>          e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.h(1229) : see reference to function template instantiation 'int fmt::internal::ArgVisitor<fmt::`anonymous-namespace'::PrecisionHandler,int>::visit_bool(bool)' being compiled
1>e:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\include\spdlog\details\format.cc(134): warning C4018: '<=' : signed/unsigned mismatch
1>  Generating code
1>  Finished generating code
1>  tests.vcxproj -> E:\devel\spdlog\spdlog\tests\Release\tests.exe
========== Build: 1 succeeded, 0 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped ==========

Build Summary
-------------
00:07.208 - Success - Release Win32 - tests.vcxproj

Total build time: 00:07.229

========== Build: 1 succeeded or up-to-date, 0 failed, 0 skipped, Completed at 07/07/2015 20:47:31 ==========
'''


## This is a markdown file


`NetClock::rep` is a `std::uint32_t`. Its perfectly compatible, but it gives you something unique that you can search for.


haha classic Gavin


Please open for changes like this an issue. These changes could Lead to new bugs and should be documented with an issue.


what do you mean by Gavin, you little bastard?


@joaoalf You removed my unit test. Why is it deprecated ?


Ah, great. Hadn't noticed.


The descriptions for this and _onEscKeyPressMoveTarget seem to be switched.


So, is has to do a little bit more:
1. Check if an distribution upgrade is necessary
2. Change addresses in source files
3. Pinning some packages, if necessary (maybe watchdog is a candidate)
5. Calculate if enough space is available on disk
6. Download all necessary files
7. Installing (see above post)
8. Rebooting.


The apt-get dist-upgrade should be enforced another way. The `xbian-package-repo` is just to fix the repo's to the new lines.


Lol :-P


@dandv Man, I'm seeing you everywhere.

@seuros is right, though. You can't pull from a repository with altered commit history without huge flames and explosions.


separate


those must be PTR offsets, live ones are a little different, pushed.


1712-AvailabilityManagers (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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does not exist


Try to follow semver. We added a new feature so this shouldn't have been a patch version bump.


@selimnairb if I remove the markup and send it in plain text instead, the error message will not look good in HydroShare user interface. This simple extra markup should not cause issues for a REST interface, right?


Odd. I've noticed no change in the draw.c code in the days since CakeHax was originally merged. I never had issues with mset/spider on the new version. But perhaps it was a problem impacting specific users with different versions firmware perhaps.


Normally yes, at least according to the Model's fair level. For Claimed_fl, Dirt_fl, Lava_gd, Water_gd, I ran the upgrade tool on all meshes to be sure, but only some of them were shown as binary different by git, so I guess some had already been upgraded.


might want `AC_CHECK_HEADER` also?

in my case the fuse header files are installed into `/usr/local/include/osxfuse/`.


Great effort Carnie. Strange thing is I have two Deb boxes. Both more or less the same. THe community edition will combile from source on one but not the other!


It's an API adapter that, hopefully, will become obsolete with the new view code and a redo of the fee/amendment API. The one that takes a view calls the one that doesn't.


@bryanwillis I agree these are important tags to have
```
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" />
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">
```
but I think both are already added by Genesis by default.

I'm seeing them in the source of http://salferrarello.com/, which runs Bootstrap Genesis with almost no modifications.

Can you double-check and make sure they're not already there for you?


But...we're now calling `grow_root_pvs` before potentially initializing a PV or creating the VG.  The use case here is setting up `DEVS` in the config file before d-s-s starts.

This is tricky...I think what we want here is just the `growpart` part, and then `pvresize` as a second step.  Right?


@heidsoft thanks for offering your help.
As the other jclouds provider you can run

mvn clean install -pLive -Dtest.docker.identity=public.pem -Dtest.docker.credential=private.pem -Dtest.docker.endpoint=https://your-docker-engine:2377

See also README for more details, and issue a PR to fix it if not clear enough. Thanks!


fixed violation of development practices https://github.com/softlayer/ember-style-guide/blob/master/javascript.md#block-statements


Glad this isn't necessary any longer.


the `checks` list is deprecated in v8. Unittests are found automatically. Don't be scared your unittests are still here, up and running!


I considered doing a minor release, but the "feature" is very unimportant. We mostly fixed issue with 1.1.0, so a patch release made more sense by me.


Here is this file with fixed indentation
```js
'use strict';
var chai = require('chai');

chai.should();
var request = require('request');

describe('/', function() {
  describe('get', function() {
    it('should respond with 200 OK', function(done) {
      request({
        url: 'http://localhost:10010/',
        method: 'GET',
        headers: {
          'Content-Type': 'application/json'
        }
      },
      function(error, res, body) {
        if (error) {
          done(error);
          return;
        }
        body.should.equal(null);
        done();
      });
    });
  });
});
```


Yeah probably. Yes it works fine!


I guess we could move that check to the entry point class of the library, then it should fail at the earliest point?


Pull Request merge from Developer 1 on 0707


AFAIK there's no need for a PR for spelling errors, stuff like that. Or things like https://github.com/plone/plone.api/commit/40df4f1e3165acb32dfd35efda5751a7972e635d .

In other cases, please file a PR and ping someone to check it and merge it. If only to make people rebase a bit ;)


Ahh, right, forgot the vanilla interpreter does special handling there.


merge info to master


I see.  My thought is to just use this to see if the conda build of our binaries work on a clean system for now.


Semver doesn't really care about how important a feature is. Also, why do you consider that "unimportant"?


Yes. That is also worth checking!


:warning: Nitpick

Type attributes are innecessary, html implies the. Refer the Udacity Nanodegree Style guide in the link below:
http://udacity.github.io/frontend-nanodegree-styleguide/


merci c'est bien pratique


Sorry!


This doesn't work on old-style classes. Let's use:

```py
import types
isinstance(exceptions, types.FunctionType):
```


I think this commit can be squashed with the previous one.


Me encantó! :smile: :shipit:


jaja


the relevant developers don't follow comments on github. please ask this on the development@ list or make a bug report.


Lol.


Сережа, это не очень хорошо
Нужно ограничить версию


@swails:

is parmed.tools is a good place to put those scripts like this? My idea is to bundle parmed (or pytraj) with `pre-built` utils.


Yep, will do that soon.


Nah it's alright. I like that the exception is close to it's usage in your proposed change, and the instantiation of the KeyPair is going to happen during the construction of the Pusher object anyways.


This one too.


This would work for this example, but fails if the Due times are not exactly the same.


The compiled demo utils, that shows how to use static calls without DLL


I see you have edited a file on the ICT branch.

It looks like you made changes. Saved it. Staged it. Committed it onto the ICT branch.


Good idea, I've changed it in a way that FB and G+ app id's are requested from the server now (from parameters.yml)


Got it, will fix them, thanks.


Feel free to merge your branch!


À terme, je vais suggérer qu'on retire les préfixes des chapitres, pour ne garder que des intitulés courts et clairs, ex. `graphes-bivaries.html` ; les préfixes ne servent pas énormément, vu qu'ils ne donnent pas l'ordre précis des chapitres.


I guess the 'MVC' for the `Categories` can be squashed together


Applies to this commit as well


I know I recommended an approach similar to this, that is to have a general purpose config endpoint that could be serialized from settings file, but I wonder now if it's better to serialize and sideload into the main page request so it's all there immediately, similarly to how backbone recommends sideloading models.  This would only be a good idea for values that are in `settings.py` and not requiring db lookups and the like.


done - see comment above.


some typos on the commit message


It appears twice now as it was already added.


I needed it for my own reference - deleted


deleted


I couldn't find code where you're using this gem. Can you clarify this a bit?


Fix itself ok

The use of dlerror() can cause false positives though. I wonder if this test module is actually used?


*deleted*


These are just changes for 'annotate'. I think it would be nice to specify it in the commit message


ok cool. Thanks


see issue snaekobbi/issues#11


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You have right, the pcars server need to be clearly a depedency of it. I think the best way to integrate it , and leave the choice to the user to use it or not. It faudrais a configuration that would leave the choice on / off using it, for example the windows servers.


Good, didn't know !


@hyi I think the correct response is to issue an [HttpResponseForbidden](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.7/ref/request-response/#django.http.HttpResponseForbidden), which will result in the standard 403 status code.  As it stands now, the status code will be 200, which will look to user agents (browsers, proxies, etc.) like the request succeeded.  However, the content will not be the requested object.  HttpResponseForbidden will provide the proper semantic information for the response so that user agents can make better decisions about how to inform the user.

Similarly, if the path is not found, instead of throwing an iRODS error, we should simply return [HttpResponseNotFound](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.7/ref/request-response/#django.http.HttpResponseNotFound).  The iRODS error may leak potentially sensitive information (depending on how it is structured, I haven't seen it) to an attacker to help them learn about the system so as to craft an exploit.

@ironfroggy Thoughts on this?


These frames are hella magic!


No problem! Typos happen


Yep, will fix it.


Will fix it.


Please replace (a:as) by just as everywhere.
And remove == True.


@paulirwin please stop committing directly against the master branch. Doing so removes yourself from the collaborative process.

Create hotfixes from the master branch to address bugs within the master branch.

These kinds of changes should have been flagged in the Pull Request code review and addressed in the pull request so that the master branch can stay as "clean" as possible.

Thank you.


error "Odd lenght not handled"


My static analyzer is complaining here :)
Should be: return (string)$flags;


QStrings are implicitly shared, so this actually worsens performance (two indirections).


6: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
7: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
8: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
9: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
10: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
11: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
12: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
13: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
14: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
15: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
16: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
17: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
1: M111 unrecognized component name: docker
19: M130 no bullets are allowed after signatures


Just noticed this change. Thanks Josiah!


I thought that case of creating partitions and adding to volume group triggers only for *non-root* volume groups.

And grow_root_pvs() only grows pvs in root volume group which are initialized before the call.

ROOT_PVS=$( pvs --noheadings -o pv_name,vg_name | awk "\$2 ~ /^$ROOT_VG\$/ { print \$1 }" )

IOW, DEVS= and VG= case seems to be completely separate from the case of root volume group and growing root pvs and root fs.


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this looks wrong ;)


Yes, for simple changes, I do not think PR should be required, especially when we're still in beta.


I will not merge this modification because modified file is core file of CKeditor.

This is not anymore an issue in version 1.5.6_0 [B551+07.07.2015] of branch CKeditor_v45, which includes update of CKeditor from version 4.4.5 to versions 4.5.1.


Don't match on (a:as) because that is never empty.


Maybe I'm being dumb but where is eventFunction being defined?


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The logic here should be correct, so let me try to explain it.

When Anon Chat is enabled, we want to reconnect as an anonymous user to chat. We can do this when the page loads (works for channel pages) or when the chat loads (works for when you're on directory and switch to a channel page). In order to prevent it from disconnecting your multiple times, it checks the current IRC nickname that is set, and only changes if it's the same.

The opposite case is a bit different. When Anon Chat is disabled, we have no way of knowing where they disabled the feature. If they disabled it on a channel page, it will change the nickname and immediately take effect. If they change it on the directory under a first page load, it will take effect when they join a channel. But, it will only have an effect if your nickname is not equal to your current login, so this if condition is not filled unless you're turning off Anon Chat.

The only other case that could happen is the try block encounters an error, and you will get the caught message. If that happens there's probably larger problems, however.


It would be easier to do something like:

```Python
for i in range(start, stop, stride):
    yield struct[i,:]
```

As a general warning, this will probably be very slow, and I *think* it has O(N^2) scaling.


Thanks so much! I actually ended up using `(def minim (new Minim (new DefaultFileSystemHandler)))`, but yours is more concise. I'm using it in [this project](https://github.com/stevenpetryk/fft-led-visualization), if you're curious. Once I learn more about Clojure and Java interop I'd love to help you with Mavenizing the Minim project.


This doesn't affect you here, I don't think, but I've avoided using just "_" for this because we have that defined elsewhere to be the function that translates strings.


Oh :+1:


First off, I was only committing directly to master as a result of normalizing style and code quality against the existing code base for *your* pull requests. This was not some independent feature that I committed directly.

But even if it were, this project uses PRs to accept contributions from non-collaborators, but this repo has not had the restriction of not committing against master. Just look at the commit history. That may be the status quo of other open-source projects, but it has not been established here. This was @nberardi's project and he invited me in to help maintain it. I'm open to a discussion to making that a policy, but attacking me for a non-existent policy is not the best way to accomplish that. Again, not like that applies here anyways.

Expecting yourself to be the sole contributor to changes in your PR is anti-collaborative in itself. I am trying to help get *your* changes into this code base. You have taken a combative and presumptuous tone since your first contributions and my patience is wearing thin. Ultimately I defer to the original creator @nberardi - if you would rather have @Giovani-Brady be the collaborator of this project, please take me off of it.


excellent PR description


Is this redundant, since it's already specified in [cfcomponent/logging.go](https://github.com/cloudfoundry/loggregatorlib/blob/47fef096c9535d2964cb424d79bfbf28c3dab1b5/cfcomponent/logging.go#L8)?


Looks good to me


I thought that case of atomic was that upon boot, we will realize that size of root disk is much bigger and grow pvs accordingly. And that's all dependent on virtual size of qemu disk backing the VM. And has nothing to do with DEVS=. Is that not the case?


97221720_32BitInstaller (macumber) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed

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1712-AvailabilityManagers (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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It is not finished yet, I did some pull request as you said you preferred often pull requests.
I will need to fix now the labels that are too long to don't jump to next line. And also some html refactor of show category to use less css between both show and edit.


I think the `parseConfig` should do what its name says it do i.e. parsing configuration, and not instantiate a logger within. We should keep the `NewLogger` instantiation outside of this function, and add a separate private function for the instantiation, if needed.


Nice one, @Bloke - thanks.


I think you forgot to update the commit comment??


I think this fix is wrong.

Note that the fd is not tracked and dsmesock_shutdown() does not use close(). Which makes me think that dsmesock_listen() is missing g_io_channel_set_close_on_unref(as_chan, TRUE) and after that is added skipping the close() is actually required for correct operation.


already included as an option with the --gpu flag


Close #1


Alright I am going to put a pin in this cover letter thing for now. @elainekamlley (or content peeps) is there a way to say if you want to apply for 18F, please take a look at our "positions" page and indicate the roles you like to be considered for.. if you don't find something, just get in touch about what you'd like to do? Something like that?


I wonder if logopt.sock is used for something else too, or can it too be removed?


If the arg is specifying the default the value should be used here switching on all backends and erroring either via the CLI or the switch about incorrect values.


Originally authored by Jaume Devesa


Thanks.


I am a rookie contributor.


fast-forwarding 2.1 to borshop-integration-750-dtr/forward_merge_2.0 = 91d5df6d


I think that is still valid.


Updated this exception so it makes a little more sense


And that's great and certainly appreciated...we're here to help :)


@selimnairb I initially thought about using HttpResponseForbidden, but then thought a forbidden status code is not user friendly for HydroShare user interface although it fits perfectly for REST interface, hence returned this HttpResponse with an error message indicating you do not have permission to download this resource. The iRODS error for a path not found looks like this: "ERROR: lsUtil: srcPath <resource uuid> does not exist or user lacks access permission" for a resource file download, and for a bag download, <resource uuid> will be replaced with "bags/<resource uuid>.zip" which should not reveal security sensitive info, right?


You can compact a little bit:

Instead of: string.format(self.L["BIG BOMB on %s"], pName)
You can write: self.L["BIG BOMB on %s"]:format(pName)


Instead of attaching the behaviour to a link (which screen readers will try to extract), it would be better to attached this to a button, if possible.
Also, not all users use a mouse (keyboard-only users, touch devices), so "click here" is not device agnostic.


I think this is slicing is really confusing to me. `struct[i, :]` because I expecting `struct[i]` will return an atom.


@selimnairb Hmmm, the resource_uuid I inserted into irods error message got stripped out. The srcPath has a form of resource_uuid and for a bag it is bags/resource_uuid.zip


noice


same here


we should focus the accessors  and mutators.


What does it look like to the user now?  Is there any chrome rendered in the response that would allow the user to navigate somewhere else, or does it just say "
You do not have permission to download this resource!
"?  That's not really any different than a 403 Forbidden.  Also, we can add custom 403 and 404 pages to improve user experience.


Reverted in 043644625701efa4175fff2bc22cb07325e66a90


в app.php всегда должен быть 'prod' , можем только дебуг режим менять


@jcwilk, I know what you're saying. It is true that `let`s (and `before` blocks, while we're at it) allow you to set up each test within a certain context in the same way, such that you can better guarantee that the name of the context matches the setup. But using a `let` isn't the only way to do the setup.

It's also true that using `let`s / `before`s tend to shorten the tests within that context. But this is actually misleading, as the stuff in the setup is still part of the test.

This is going to be my opinion, but a lot of us share the same opinion.

It doesn't bother me so much that there's a risk that the name of the context won't match the code that's inside of that context. The same risk applies to individual tests as well. The way I minimize this risk is by being careful to name my tests and contexts properly the first time I write them, and I would hope that my coworkers do the same. If this is not the case (and sometimes it isn't), then I can always fall back to the meat of the test itself, or even take a step back and try to view the surrounding feature or problem abstractly. But I'd rather read code than words, because that's the ultimate source of truth.

So I want to make my tests readable more than writable, and I try to optimize for that. I also like to make my tests readable on their own. This doesn't necessarily mean that I don't like hiding complex setup code -- that's going to happen, otherwise my tests would be really long to read. But whenever I teach TDD I tell people, I like my tests to tell a story. In other words, all of the things necessary to run that test should be inside of the `it` block. If I have to create a user that's tied to some other record, that code may be hidden away in a method, but at least I'm calling that method inside of the test and not inside of a `before` block or a `let`. This ultimately makes it easier for other people to read the test *on its own* and understand all the things that are happening in that test.

So most of the time, I don't find `let` / `before` to be the best place to put setup code. If you think about it, it's another form of inheritance, and I shouldn't have to tell you that inheritance is easily abused and makes code hard to follow. Helper methods are just as prone to being abused this way, too, of course -- in theory you could have a context which is five levels deep, and refers to all kinds of methods within various parent levels, so that people who read your tests have to jump around to figure out where values are coming from. In practice, though, I find this doesn't tend to happen. If this *does* happen, though, then I feel like it's easy to spot.

I'm realizing as I'm writing this that if you came up with reasonable guidelines, you could use `let` or `before` and still write good tests. So perhaps I'll end by saying this: I honestly think that methods do a better job at encapsulating setup code and are more flexible. Plus -- they're just Ruby!


Is this legit your bots Twitter credentials?


> I think this slicing is really confusing to me. struct[i, :] because I expecting struct[i] will return an atom where i is an integer.

Think of it as an `ndarray`.  The first dimension is the residue and the second is the atoms in that residue.  In that case, `struct[i,:]` behaves in the way I would expect.  Or if you have 3 indices, it's a 3-D array with the first dimension being chains, the second being residues, and the third being atoms.

The confusing part is that if you follow the ndarray analogy, there is an implicit "flattening" so that the shape matches the dimensionality of the selector tuple.  But the docs explain this in detail.


Only two remarks so:
 - Compact a little bit the string.format usage
 - Maybe you can use the "fTimeRemaining"

Strange... fTimeRemaining is a numeric value, why have they put a 'f' as prefix... I see it only now.


I think it's safe, and I think actions should always be composable.


Ok, I'll submit a PR soon.


0.0.0.0 tells flask to listen to all IP addresses.
`localhost:8080` would work fine.


Is it a typo that there's both `interface-presentation` and `presentation-interface` in different contexts? AFAICT none of the other Interface Foo sections have explicit title attributes.


Should we merge `MDSRegister` and `MDSRegisterSockPath`? So if `MDSRegisterSockPath` is empty string, it implies `MDSRegister==false`.


Please use Date.today instead.
Would be great to indent your hash like:
{
  start_date: Date.today,
  name: 'Fifa 2015',
  end_date: Date.today
}


@paulirwin

I understand you were amending my Pull Requests, I am simply saying that you could have flagged them as issues and either yourself or myself could have addressed them to avoid touching a master branch. (Whether it's a restriction of this repo or not, it's just generally bad practice)
Side note: Just because it's been done that way in the past, doesn't mean it should continue.

And no I do not expect myself to be the sole contributor to any pull request. In fact I've added you as a collaborator to my fork so you can make such changes moving forward. All you had to do was communicate you needed such access.

I do feel bad for your patience though, make sure it gets some rest.

Let's move this discussion to issue #41


The same here.


Hello. I'm looking at including some of this general cythonization in the driver setup script. Wondering if you could elaborate on what happens here, versions exhibiting this bug, etc. I'm not seeing it while running our integration tests.


Please add assertions.


`parmed.tools` is really just for stuff that powers the CLI and GUI applications `parmed` and `xparmed`.

I'm not sure where this would go, but not in `parmed.tools`.  I would probably make it another operating mode of `Structure.split`, and then add an O(N) algorithm for doing this.  I had one for `Structure.split`, but it was actually slower than the nominally-O(N^2) algo in there now when most of the "molecules" are solvent and there are only ~1-5 *unique* molecules.


saw approval from zeeshanlakhani
at https://github.com/basho/riak_control/commit/28f60f9d94c01bcb2bbc9c40deaca3d4b3b0a7af


merging basho/riak_control/dtr/update_to_2.1_branches = 28f60f9d into borshop-integration-187-dtr/update_to_2.1_branches


basho/riak_control/dtr/update_to_2.1_branches = 28f60f9d merged ok, testing candidate = ab3f924c


Date.today


This needs to be (1.0/3.0) to avoid rounding.


Heads up, this switches the rogue cookbook to to the @state-hiu fork.

cc @smesdaghi.


Cool! It's an Arduino-related project, which is even more cool :) You should make a YouTube video demonstrating what you have acheived when it's done, I'm sure it will be a very inspiring one.

Also, I was looking at your project and noticed that you're using the `2.2.0` version, while there's `2.2.1` already.. so if you're interested in the latest version, try updating your dependency from here: https://clojars.org/ddf.minim/versions/2.2.1-b8afdc1-SNAPSHOT

Yeah, if you feel like open for contributions to Minim, that's very welcome! This is a great library.


I've update the parse config to return the logger for code consistency, I thought it would make sense to follow the existing pattern(although we don't have to)
https://github.com/cloudfoundry/loggregator/blob/develop/src/doppler/main.go#L93
https://github.com/cloudfoundry/loggregator/blob/develop/src/metron/main.go#L45
https://github.com/cloudfoundry/loggregator/blob/develop/src/trafficcontroller/main.go#L127

And plus creating a single private method just to be responsible for `NewLogger` is going to cause code clutter, IMO.


Sorry, it appears I confused myself when I tried to set up Biegunka from a non-default branch. It works fine without `doCheck = false;`.


Thanks for the heads up.  For now this branch is exploratory, but I'll take the paper-slider use case into account.


Resolves: #37, #36


That import is to support the return type here :
https://github.com/activestate/loggregator-upstream-pr/commit/40ddf9cac0415e0dd58752fe1ca5f22afa6438ac#diff-4fc320ed1f6100d1d184473837422a72R116


@zachary-foster, it's weird, the documentation changed, but the file names did not. I guess git doesn't care about case in file extensions


не совсем понятна работа класса circle (


Latest version of [gcloud](https://cloud.google.com/sdk/). Update with `gcloud components update`


spacing


>  I thought it would make sense to follow the existing pattern
:+1:


You used our big download-all-aps-from-the-play-store scheme for this one?


`err` and `account` are both null


Hi Darrell, I'm a T1D and am using a Fenix3. Can I use this setup with my 530G system?

Id be happy to continue this discussion via email. My email is dominickgallegos@gmail.com.

Thanks
Dominick D. Gallegos


Although, I am able to install from github, so I guess it's a moot point.


:+1: My bad.


if considering it as an array, I would expect `struct[0]` return a residue.


@murz Murzedes.....where you be mang!!!!!!


1: M110 missing component name


I think it's easier to follow if you remove "The main differences between the two are that"


Yeah, it was unclear if the intention was to simply write a fixed number of bytes, or if it was intended that all the strings should be NUL terminated.

Interestingly enough, since the code reuses buffers for each field written, it was wrong either way.  Either the string wasn't properly NUL terminated, or junk was written as the "end" of the string when the actual string was shorter than the fixed size chunk of bytes written to the file.


It just says the error message as shown in the returned response content. I don't know you can add custom 403 and 404 pages to improve user experience. @selimnairb if it is an easy thing to do, could you take this on to add custom 403 pages to improve user experience while making the resource forbidden response working best for REST interface?


:+1: Thanks a bunch!


Change dns to DNS


what is this?


Should be "visible"


can we keep both please? my compiler works fine


Would it be possible to use
if ((value instanceof JSONArray && ((JSONArray)value).size()==0)|| value == null){
...
}

As the body of the if and else if statements are the same


Yea rather easy with c++ (namespace out). With c I guess you will just have to have a plethora of structs


Please add more comments here for why we're returning true


Interestingly, while both seem to have similar performance in terms of render time:

![image 2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1051390/8554433/f51745fe-24b7-11e5-977e-ed7aa2e7659e.png)

The version which uses sprites (pixmap branch) is noticeably choppy, while the shapeRenderer branch (cagrid) is completely smooth. Perhaps this has something to do with the way the GPU and CPU are used for each.

According to these tests though, I think I want to stick with the shapeRenderer.


Please add more comments here for why we're returning false


You use kwargs in the DeviceInfo class later on to prevent having lots of args.  Perhaps you'd like to do that here too?


cenário muito extenso, poderia ser dividido em dois.


Both are there.


Use the [Cloud Console](https://cloud.google.com/console) to enable billing.


Keyword


I'm happy to submit an additional PR to pull out the common code.  (Most likely, I'll just switch it to use `std::string` and avoid all this error-prone C-style string manipulation anyway.)

As for `open3mod`, I tried version 1.1 on a bunch of models and it either crashed or failed to load the models, so it didn't feel very good to me as a solution.

open3mod doesn't seem to be an assimp github repository.


It would be good to validate the SQL generated to make sure this equates to "IS NOT NULL". H2 is a bit more flexible than some other database so we need to make sure it follows SQL92a.


Yea, that is odd. It looks like case sensitivity might be dependent on file system type. Here is a [round-about way of changing case](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3011625/git-mv-and-only-change-case-of-directory/3011723#3011723), but its not really enough of an issue to warrant such black magic.


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_control/builds/12


OK, I can do that, but this class is defined in the scope of this one function right where it is needed, so it seemed unnecessary.


> if considering it as an array, I would expect struct[0] return a residue.

You can think about a `Structure` in many ways.  It can be a list of atoms (which is, in effect, a 1-dimensional array).  It can be a list of residues, which is a 2-dimensional array (since residues themselves are lists of atoms).  Or it can be a list of chains, which is a 3-dimensional array (since chains are lists of residues which are lists of atoms).

`Structure.__getitem__` will treat itself as the list with the appropriate shape *given the shape of the selector*.  So if you say `struct[i]`, then `i` is the atom number.  If you do `struct[i,j]`, then `i` is a residue selector (0 to NRES) and `j` is an atom selector (0 to len(RES)).  If you do `struct[i,j,k]`, then `i` is a chain identifier, `j` is a residue selector (0 to len(CHAIN)), and `i` is an atom selector (0 to len(RES)).

All 3 interpretations are useful for different applications, and it's well-defined when each interpretation is used by the code.


*  Ok for the format. Thanks :-)
* How do you want me to use fTimeRemaining here ? Instead of what ?


processKe'y'wordSuggestion


o.O okay. says `build-docker.sh → docker-release.sh` . maybe github (git) treats copies the same as renames?


here too


also here


passo com um and no meio. deveria ser dividido.


cenário com um and no meio deveria ser dividido em dois.


I'm wondering, is there better language than "less than or equal to 3 weeks"? I like that the specificity however, what is meant by that unit of time? 3 weeks or less from what point? When its submitted as a request? When we've accepted the work? When we've vetted the workflow?

I'm concerned about expectation management.


@remyamuraleedharan
- I think, you meant `Booking.new` instead of `.create`
- Can the params be from another function, say `def booking_params` ?


mesmo dos passo de baixo


test.json file is currently at /sdcard/profiles/

{"installProfile":[
        {"Name":"ssh",
        "path_to_install_script":"/etc/bin",
        "path_to_pre_start_script":"/etc/init.d/rc 2",
        "path_to_post_start_script":"/etc/init.d/rc 3",
        "GUI_support":"yes"}
]}


Ah MoodCat. Lovely <3


@remyamuraleedharan Is this the same as `params[:booking][:invitees].compact` ?


Well,better than nothing.


mesmo do de baixo.


o erro se repete ao longe de todos os cenários


Should this condition be there? if `@book_room.save` fails isn't it mostly due to validation errors ?


working on to grab all the files present in folder /sdcard/profiles/ to parse them and use the data according to profile requirement


Why was Lombok removed from the build process?


discover() not used yet


I meant to say both code paths have

```
                prodConn._send('QUIT');
```

(could be factored out outside the if, I guess?)

What I also meant is that this:

https://github.com/night/BetterTTV/commit/843d1d64f2e78183f20fc1c1abe355a7a62db74d#diff-b6d65fdd1b45d108ef9547dbf2005956R17

Will print

```
                room._showAdminMessage('BetterTTV: [Anon Chat] Logging you back into chat..');
```

even when first loading, won't it?


Everywhere else I see "searchrawtransactions" with an s at the end. Is that what it's supposed to be here?


aparentemente tudo ok por aqui.


The slicing syntax is very thoroughly described here: http://parmed.github.io/ParmEd/html/structure.html#structure-slicing-and-selections and it is consistent with its stated syntax.  It behaves differently than a pandas DataFrame or a numpy ndarray because a chemical system is neither of those, but it is inspired by those approaches where they apply.


Ты будешь еще что-то делать с этим?


Actually, looking at it again... I think that I incorrectly accounted for scale on the pixmap branch, leading to a smaller-than-intended area of grid coverage. This might mean that the shapeRender would actually outperform sprites here.


There's likely a better way to do that with some `(?:thing|otherthing)` type shit, but #yolo.


Les préfixes servent en javascript pour surligner l'item du menu où l'on est.


in my opinion, it's really hard to remember since you make it really far apart from conventional array slicing in python ecosystem.

And what's about
```python
In [3]: p[':1', :]
```


summary of the changes:
**rename**
- `valid()` -> `isValid()`
- `getDateTimeEnglish()` -> `getDateTimeString()`

**DateTimeExtended Class**
- reorder functions (static functions at the bottom)
- remove `getTimestamp()` -> nativ in PHP 5.3
- `getDateFormatForDatepicker` static functions could not use `$this->format` | simpler loop
- `getAge()` use a nativ function to get diff of two dates (PHP 5.3)
- `createFromFormat()` use nativ function to parse/validate input datestring

**other**
- comparison between two dates without `getTimestamp()` (new in PHP 5.3)
- get a date in 24h from now etc with `DateInterval` -> more is comming


phrasing


WTF!? I don't want a binary Microsoft Word file! Please always add README as Markdown file!!!


If there are separate opcodes, wouldn't that imply that you could use `int32`-indexed loads even with a 64-bit heap?  While this certainly could work, I was thinking it might complicate internal heap optimizations just by adding another case to consider (in particular, concerning wraparound of `int32`).  That's the nice thing about having the signature of these ops be depending on the heap size declaration.


Isn't this the same as the association  `meeting_room` ?


@jasl @tute This same concern is used by the Application model. The value.present? does not allow to remove all the scopes that has been tied to an application. Any suggestion?


I would think it could only be after we have vetted the workflow and determined that there is very little deviation or a relatively manageable amount of scope.


Нет, это я закоммитил неотправленные изменения, которые в коде долгое время лежали - когда с сервера данные переносил.


I did the -E -dD. There is a log of text output. No occurences of config.h nor HAVE_SYS_SELECT_H. The references for common.h mention the few includes of common.h all but sys/select.h. If I remove the if-clause and redo the -E -dD then also sys/select.h is mentioned.


@charlesskariah `User.where(id: invitee_ids).pluck(:name)` does this more efficiently.


saw approval from JeetKunDoug
at https://github.com/basho/riak_kv/commit/40d5b6af3eecb27d729b568299174eded6544453


merging basho/riak_kv/backport/zl/merge-develop-into-2.1 = 40d5b6af into borshop-integration-1148-backport/zl/merge-develop-into-2.1


basho/riak_kv/backport/zl/merge-develop-into-2.1 = 40d5b6af merged ok, testing candidate = 688df2a6


is the coma separated id values saved in the `invitees` field in the db ?


tudo ok por aqui.


I didn't know how to handle this for the reason specified in the TODO, maybe @lvca can help me out here?


Fixed in the next commit.


http://blog.nicoschuele.com/posts/cheatsheet-to-set-app-wide-date-and-time-formats-in-rails is helpful, if we decide on a single format of datetime across the application.


Did you encountered any special issue with JNLP launcher ?
I'd like to rely on this for kubernetes-plugin


Good catch.  I'll fix later today.


bootstrap mixins are deprecated as of 3.2 in favor of autoprefixer.  This has been resolved by https://github.com/Gym/mean/commit/ca294745397a0dc04c9efd1cbd3f97c9c139985a and https://github.com/Gym/mean/commit/4c6d6176f611e43acb36564bfb50415b34061749


@raprasad is SearchServiceBeanMyData.java really necessary? It seems to be a mostly a copy and paste of SearchServiceBean.java. Are you volunteering to keep them in sync? :)


Sounds good. Added.


Was **breaking the tests** !


Looks like these optimizations are better suited for DAG.


Launcher calls `FileDownloader` (a separate class) at `boot` time. That is a behavior that already exists in SeLion Grid. This new constructor allows for a list of things to download to be passed.. This list is passed to `FileDownloader` when the call happens. The reason for this new constructor is that when booting a `LocalNode` we don't need to necessarily include all of the the eligible items that are associated with role `node` in `download.json` .. The default behavior in this PR is to include everything by role. Prior to this PR, the default behavior for `FileDownloader` was to include everything regardless of role, regardless if it was needed.


Whoops. No. It was on: http://gappsandroid.blogspot.com/


Yes, I also considered the "subtract `strlen(dirname)`" approach, but was no more thrilled by it than you are. I think the clearest solution would be to use two buffers, but I can also live with your approach.


No. It's being deleted very soon.  https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/issues/2303


ACCOUNT folder


This looks ok to me.


There are script/errors on the workflow setup tabs (tree views are used inside an info pin there), but I don't think it's blocking, so I'll merge this and you'll fix these issues in a separate PR.


No.. We are checking for the presence of a driver binary based on the *de-facto* (what selenium expects, what the existing implementation of SeLion client -- and our users expect) conventions. If we don't get a match, we can download the driver binary and use it (the new behavior -- value add for usability)


fast-forwarding 2.1 to borshop-integration-187-dtr/update_to_2.1_branches = ab3f924c


Because we have absolute arrival estimates in the real-time feed, and because Clever Devices isn't populating the schedule time for all stops in a trip, if we have an absolute arrival time estimate for a stop, we should be using that as the prediction, instead of a deviation value.  The deviation value *must* rely on the schedule, and we're going to be interpolating most of the schedule times because they aren't in the static schedule GTFS data.  So, if we use deviation values our predicted time that ends up showing up in the OBA webapp and native apps will be different from the predicted times that Clever is showing in their UI.  To make the times the same, we should be passing through the absolute arrival time from the GTFS-rt feed for this particular stop.  We can call this our first case:

1. **We have absolute estimated arrival times for this specific stop**

This leaves three other cases:

2. **We have absolute arrival times upstream of the stop (i.e., the vehicle *hasn't* passed the stop yet for this trip)** - we should interpolate the values to propagate deviations downstream (note that I believe deviations are ok in this case - I believe we really don't have any other readily available reference by which to estimate the arrivals downstream)
3. **We have absolute arrival times downstream of the stop (i.e., the vehicle *has* passed the stop for this trip)** - we should just show the scheduled arrival times (this fixes the previous bug we were seeing where deviations were propagated upstream).
4.  **We don't have any real-time data for this trip** - just show the schedule data

We need to be sure we're handling these other cases as well - based on our discussions, I believe we are.

In implementing all this, we also need to be sure we're not breaking the per-trip predictions that use schedule deviation values (e.g., HART's data).  As we discussed, I think its best to implement a new method `setPredictedTimesFromAbsoluteArrivalTimes()` that would handle the logic for at least the first case (and maybe others?).


`naCallback`?


This revision is clean.


No


Will do


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_kv/builds/2165


Oh, that's what confused me. Silly me. I guess I was imagining some obscure macro feature that allowed a string to be stringized or something.


Thank you! This commit fixed the build. It was broken since http://ci.cgeo.org/job/c-geo/3851/


`slack_application` is also removed


Actually, because we use mostly GNU GPLv2+ software, we can only use the GNU GPLv2+ license, unfortunately.

If we try to change it, we would have to get the permission of every contributor to every piece of code we use. Which may not be possible.

It kinda sucks there aren't any exceptions to this, but GNU GPLv2+ is fine with me.


Oh! Great! Thanks @raprasad


:tada:


Hardcoded path?


I'll switch it to two buffers. The efficiency gain is probably not even measurable, and if it's clearly confusing/flaky enough to get this much discussion, it's not worth it.


nao precisa


/opt is a place third party programs that are not provided by the package manager are usually installed. I also picked this location so that other users can access the location easily. These instructions, like anything else may be obsolete in the future, but right now they work.


The library files are created at compile time, last I checked.

I will check and see what is wrong with Lua, but I thought it worked. :confused:


Switching back to `set`


Thx!


Do we need to copy the runtime to the output dir?


The beginning of *delicious* mission


The above URL doesn't make any assumptions about your setup. These instructions work well for our current setup and can be used by multiple devs without a problem.


if you just change a question mark or a type in a label imo you dont need a PR. But for an added 'portal_type' attribute (other commit) it would be an interesting information for many of us. So if youre perfect you may not need a PR, but if in doubt create one. If you always create PRs youre never wrong.


Done


True, missed coma in the tuple


It's probably better to set this initially rather than when showing the settings


Yeah, I think people kind of do it the way they like it, but Sony uses the X, so that's what I go with. :smile:


@machisuji this doesn't work for Rails 4 unfortunately.


wut? :/ thanks!


If anyone has a better idea how to do this feel free to comment. I tried using callback_prompt but it runs async and I have no method to see if the user pressed close or another action.


Yes, if we want it copy-deployable.


You mean have it as a general property and update it everytime an editor is enabled / disabled?


Done.


Great, thanks!

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I'm not able to find a raster option in the interface, and it seems the ```app_raster.js``` file is never used in the code. Did you already implement this?
I'm new to lasaur and it seems your fork is quite far ahead, compared to the official repo.


yes, agree, we should rethink where to place this piece of information


hm, what exactly?


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: CDS postgres 9.4 [Build 114](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=259629&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 25 Build time: 00:33:51


Easier to revert when things go wrong with PRs too.

It can just be annoying when you're fixing small bugs to have to do PRs for everything that's all... And then to find people to review...


wow, real wrong :). Fixed at sha: 5309bfba7ef7b641dd8c6e036dbdfebcc3c490e0 - and I was just thinking today that these README's really generated with all the info anyways.

Thanks for the head's up!


Edit `Dockerfile` and set **`FROM`** to the recently built `gae-4bt` image.


if you start a PR test yourself on jenkins and everythings green afterwards, its easy to find a reviewer to merge it.


Looks reasonable


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Summary: Tests passed: 25 Build time: 00:35:17


Also good, I am just interested if the scheme does work, so I can approach more users to add their device.

Do you btw already tried report_sources, to see which dpi's and archs we are missing (for the latest versions)?


fast-forwarding 2.1 to borshop-integration-1148-backport/zl/merge-develop-into-2.1 = 688df2a6


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> (could be factored out outside the if, I guess?)

No, it cannot be. The if statement it resides in may never run in both cases, so there's no reason you'd want to always disconnect.

> Will print even when first loading, won't it?

No, it won't. Since the nickname is equal to your name, that block never executes. These changes are already live. You can try them out on Twitch.


Nice, it could save us from some issues :+1:


592 updated files from skulpt master


I have you comments twice :)

>needs further discussion
sure

>for desktop: I'd put info about ruling in dialog and use footer (like you did).
actually I think dialog is not a good concept. You want to provide extra information, but not block the screen.

>for mobile: hide footer
yes, it's for sure

I still have no enough experience with media queries to manage mobile/desktop content style separation so if you could help with it it would be nice.


> in my opinion, it's really hard to remember since you make it really far apart from conventional array slicing in python ecosystem.

I disagree.  I see more similarities than differences.  And where it diverges from what numpy does confers added flexibility and convenience (at least to me) in the selection syntax.

> And what's about
>
```
> In [3]: p[':1', :]
```

There are two elements, so it will treat the first as a residue selector and the second as an atom selector.  Since it's a string, it will treat it as a residue name.  It will find no residues named `':1'`, so it will simply return `None`.  (Also documented, btw).


Just do `self.file1_path = tempfile.mkstemp()[1]`


thanks


I agree that the `GIT_PATH_DEFINE_FUNCTIONS` thing doesn't work so well if all of the definitions are not in the same place.

None of the things I commented on are clear-cut. I just wanted to bring them up.


no son necesarios los paréntesis aquí, por ser `>` y `<` parte de un comando.

__sugiero:__
salida `>`,  entrada `<`  y pipes


why you change the strings! Are corrected!


s=play 77,release:5
sleep 1
control s, note:60
sleep 1
control s, note:66
sleep 3
s=play 70,release:7
sleep 1
control s,note:77
sleep 1
control s, note:66
sleep 5
s=play 70, release: 5
sleep 1
control s, note: 55
sleep 1
control s, note: 66
s=play 77,release:5
sleep 1
control s, note:60
sleep 1
control s, note:66
sleep 3
s=play 70,release:7
sleep 1
control s,note:77
sleep 1
control s, note:66
sleep 5
s=play 70, release: 5
sleep 1
control s, note: 55
sleep 1
control s, note: 66


s=play 77,release:5
sleep 1
control s, note:60
sleep 1
control s, note:66
sleep 3
s=play 70,release:7
sleep 1
control s,note:77
sleep 1
control s, note:66
sleep 5
s=play 70, release: 5
sleep 1
control s, note: 55
sleep 1
control s, note: 66


I think you may need to remove the return also, to avoid an "unreachable code" warning.


Made on Sonic Pi
in the likeness of Haiku:  5 seconds - 7 seconds - 5 seconds.


Lord Valthalak is missing, no idea how fast he should hit.


One thing that the flexibility of the selection syntax does is it lets you choose what makes the most sense to you.  If that's ignoring everything and just using the Amber mask syntax (`struct[':1-10@CA']`), then that will always work and you can ignore the rest :).  It just so happens that in this particular case, `struct[i,:]` is a more efficient way of doing this selection (although, as I pointed out, it's still O(N^2) and so will be *painfully* slow in large systems).


Done!


Thanks it works now.


@kmsquire, this commit (JuliaLang/DataStructures.jl@2f25f0679d26b159629c33ad3418e6619aa79393) does not actually seem to be in the `master` branch.  As a result, `Pkg` is giving `WARNING: unknown DataStructures commit 2f25f067, metadata may be ahead of package cache`.   Am I missing something?


Looks good aside from the unreachable return.


Definitely I will help :)
On 7 Jul 2015 21:39, "Stepan Suvorov" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> I have you comments twice :)
>
> needs further discussion
> sure
>
> for desktop: I'd put info about ruling in dialog and use footer (like you
> did).
> actually I think dialog is not a good concept. You want to provide extra
> information, but not block the screen.
>
> for mobile: hide footer
> yes, it's for sure
>
> I still have no enough experience with media queries to manage
> mobile/desktop content style separation so if you could help with it it
> would be nice.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/stevermeister/dutch-tax-income-calculator/commit/9517cca5cfd4b5d4b2f2f5fc30db96c0c60604a1#commitcomment-12047026>
> .
>


Hey potch! - I noticed this and Chelsea gave me an updated file (as of July 6th) at the same url - http://people.mozilla.org/~jlin/ambient/FFx_CampaignMeter.jpg

Is it possible to revert this change or should I put in a new PR?

Thanks!
Jonathan


Excuse you?


How f**king often is this going to be used


   591 <string name="trigger_category">Trigger region</string>
   592<string name="trigger_width_title">Trigger width</string>
   593<string name="trigger_width_summary">Adjust the width of the trigger area</string>
   594<string name="trigger_top_title">Trigger position</string>
   595<string name="trigger_top_summary">Adjust the vertical position of the trigger area</string>
   596<string name="trigger_bottom_title">Trigger height</string>
   597<string name="trigger_bottom_summary">Adjust the height of the trigger area</string>

   1120<string name="trigger_category">Trigger region</string>
   1121<string name="trigger_width_title">Trigger width</string>
   1122<string name="trigger_width_summary">Adjust the width of the trigger area</string>
   1123<string name="trigger_top_title">Trigger position</string>
   1124<string name="trigger_top_summary">Adjust the vertical postion of the trigger area</string>
   1125 <string name="trigger_bottom_title">Trigger height</string>
   1126<string name="trigger_bottom_summary">Adjust the height of the trigger area</string>

these are not clone?


also, check out traits, I love them: https://github.com/thoughtbot/factory_girl/blob/master/GETTING_STARTED.md#traits


__The original text is:__
> that I've found useful when working on Linux.

__suggest:__
que encuentro útil cuando trabajo en Linux => que encontré útil al trabajar en Linux


ask me! :)


info@pillarsacademy.org


this make the menu code simpler to make the font-awesome changes easier.
see: https://github.com/ximex/admidio/commits/font-awesome


Hi,  I see you've made the effort to expose the concat, however, even with this, I'm still getting the concat from toolz.concat:

from a freshly started python shell, I do the following:

>>> help(concat)
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
NameError: name 'concat' is not defined
>>> from blaze import concat
>>> help(concat)

----> Now it will show me: Help on function concat in module toolz.itertoolz:

Any idea why?

Thanks a lot!


"it contains" sounds better.


En todo caso: que encontré útiles al trabajar en Linux, porque son consejos en plural. Aceptado


Alright, so I'm working on fixing the issue with Lua.

I also decided to go through every last line of the entire project and cleanup all of the comments, grammar, punctuation, log output, and some of the GUI.

This will be a huge commit, so if you could wait on making any changes in the repository until I finish this to avoid merge conflicts, that would be awesome.

Hopefully the project will be much easier to maintain and easier to debug with this commit.

UDPATE: Man, I have already spent like 12 hours on the project and I am still not done! It is going really well though.


shoppingBackend's documentation (and implementation?) needs to be updated, so that delete_current_order() implies set_current_order(None).


Not sure I understand. I believe we can run the csc/vbc without CoreClr being next to it. We are not deploying csc by copying our output bin directory. We can package it up with CoreClr into a nuget if we want to distribute it to customers that way. But that can be separate from Roslyn.sln build.


Is this the only use of kmer-counter?

what about just use a Set and checking whether the add operations return false (no change adding the element).

```
for (int i = 0; i <= stopPosition; i++) {
    final Kmer kmer = new Kmer(...);
    if (!allKmers.add(kmer)) {
       nonUniqueKmers.add(kmer);
    }
}


Chachi :)


Remove commented out code.


Hey Jun, I've done the change and made the pull request https://github.com/noraesae/perfect-scrollbar/pull/359


Aceptado


Why the bonus 100ns Id on controlQ?

This change is causing the unit tests to fail.


@maclover7 can you delete this line and then push another commit? if that doesn't get the tests green, I'll get a debug VM from Travis and we can figure it out from there.


They won't be broken, hide the run button and everything should work just fine.


You could add >>/tmp/unrarall.log to your crontab entry and see what it's spitting out...

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>
> mh, it works well now.. but when running unrarall as cronjob, it doesn't extract my stuff and doesn't return an error message.. someone know how to fix this?
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Hi, thanks for contributing. I have some concerns with these changes though:

* Pressure.json: good catch on missing prefixes

PressureChangeRate.json
I'm not very familiar with these types of units myself, but they look OK to me.
On a side note, I see we are getting quite a bit of rate units in the library now, and we should probably start looking at a way apply rates more generically. I opened a discussion in #89.

RotationalSpeedChangeRate.json
This unit does not sound right to me and Google returns few relevant hits. It's important to me that units added to the library are widely used, and I think the naming is off on this one. I think maybe RotationalAcceleration or AngularAcceleration are better names? I only get a wiki on the latter one, but we already have RotationalSpeed in the library, so not sure which would be best?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angular_acceleration

ValvePosition.json
This sounds like a domain specific unit, rather than generic/standard unit. We already have something similar in the Ratio.json unit, but we might be missing the ClosePercentage unit. This should be added to Ratio instead, but probably be named ComplementPercentage instead. And maybe add ComplementFraction while at it. Not sure what is the correct term here. The Degree unit already exists in Angle.json.

ValveDriveSpeed.json
Same as above, too domain specific. This should be named RatioRate or something similar?


Yes that's probably a very good idea! A lot of the time when I've updated the repo there have been conflicts even when the code is very similar. I wonder if there is some easier way to add extensions instead of modifying Zarel's code?


This is redundant because I modified the controller to do wikis filtering.
Will fix.


I just did today, I assume "Version Name" column should't be blank...  Here is my output:
```
$ ./report_sources.sh
=== Simple How To ===:
* No arguments: Show all packages of all architectures and SDK-levels
=== OR ===
* SDK-level as a argument:  Show packages that are eligable to be picked when building for specified SDK-level
* all|arm|arm64|x86|x86_64: Show only packages of given architecture
* These arguments can be combined in any order and multiple architectures can be supplied
* Example command: './report_sources.sh 22 all arm arm64'
=== OR ===
* (all|arm|arm64|x86|x86_64)-(SDK-level): Show packages that will be selected when building for specified architecture and SDK-level
* Example command: './report_sources.sh arm-22'
=== AND ===
* hash: If you add hash as an extra argument, the result will not be returned as human readable, but with a unique hash for the resultset
* nohelp: If you add nohelp as an extra argument, the result will not include this helptext (not necessary if hash is used)
* Example command: './report_sources.sh arm-22 hash'
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                             Application Name|  Arch.|SDK|             DPI|           Version Name|    Version
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                           com.android.chrome|    arm| 16|           nodpi|                       |    2357093
                           com.android.chrome|  arm64| 16|           nodpi|                       |   52357093
                           com.android.chrome|    x86| 16|           nodpi|                       |   12357093
                         com.android.facelock|    all| 15|           nodpi|                       |         21
                          com.android.vending|    all|  9|           nodpi|                       |   80360800
                com.google.android.apps.books|    all| 14|           nodpi|                       |      30409
           com.google.android.apps.cloudprint|    all| 14|           nodpi|                       |         98
                 com.google.android.apps.docs|    arm| 14|             240|                       |   52333033
                 com.google.android.apps.docs|    arm| 14|             320|                       |   52333034
                 com.google.android.apps.docs|    arm| 14|             480|                       |   52333035
                 com.google.android.apps.docs|    arm| 14|             640|                       |   52333036
                 com.google.android.apps.docs|    arm| 14|           nodpi|                       |   52333030
                 com.google.android.apps.docs|  arm64| 14|             320|                       |   50832344
                 com.google.android.apps.docs|    x86| 14|             320|                       |   52333074
                 com.google.android.apps.docs|    x86| 14|             480|                       |   52333075
                 com.google.android.apps.docs|    x86| 14|           nodpi|                       |   52333070
    com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.docs|    arm| 14|             240|                       |   52321133
    com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.docs|    arm| 14|             320|                       |   52321134
    com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.docs|    arm| 14|             480|                       |   52321135
    com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.docs|    arm| 14|             640|                       |   52321136
    com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.docs|    arm| 14|           nodpi|                       |   52321130
    com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.docs|  arm64| 14|             240|                       |   52321143
    com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.docs|  arm64| 14|             320|                       |   52321144
    com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.docs|    x86| 14|           nodpi|                       |   52321170
  com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.sheets|    arm| 16|             240|                       |   52321233
  com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.sheets|    arm| 16|             320|                       |   52321234
  com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.sheets|    arm| 16|             480|                       |   52321235
  com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.sheets|    arm| 16|             640|                       |   52321236
  com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.sheets|    arm| 16|           nodpi|                       |   52321230
  com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.sheets|  arm64| 16|             240|                       |   52321243
  com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.sheets|  arm64| 16|             320|                       |   52321244
  com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.sheets|    x86| 16|           nodpi|                       |   52321270
  com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.slides|    arm| 14|             240|                       |   52320933
  com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.slides|    arm| 14|             320|                       |   52320934
  com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.slides|    arm| 14|             480|                       |   52320935
  com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.slides|    arm| 14|             640|                       |   52320936
  com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.slides|    arm| 14|           nodpi|                       |   52320930
  com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.slides|  arm64| 14|             240|                       |   52320943
  com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.slides|  arm64| 14|             320|                       |   52320944
  com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.slides|    x86| 14|           nodpi|                       |   52320970
              com.google.android.apps.fitness|    all| 16|           nodpi|                       | 2015244000
    com.google.android.apps.genie.geniewidget|    all| 14|           nodpi|                       |   23003800
            com.google.android.apps.magazines|    all| 14|           nodpi|                       | 2015051304
                 com.google.android.apps.maps|    arm| 18|             320|                       |  911007123
                 com.google.android.apps.maps|    arm| 18| 400-480-560-640|                       |  911007124
                 com.google.android.apps.maps|    arm| 16|             320|                       |  911007103
                 com.google.android.apps.maps|  arm64| 18|         213-240|                       |  910100222
                 com.google.android.apps.maps|  arm64| 18|             320|                       |  910100223
                 com.google.android.apps.maps|    x86| 18|         213-240|                       |  910100322
                 com.google.android.apps.maps|    x86| 18|           nodpi|                       |  910100020
                 com.google.android.apps.maps| x86_64| 18|           nodpi|                       |  910100020
            com.google.android.apps.messaging|    arm| 16|             240|                       |   13030134
            com.google.android.apps.messaging|    arm| 16|             320|                       |   13030136
            com.google.android.apps.messaging|    arm| 16|             480|                       |   13030138
            com.google.android.apps.messaging|    arm| 16|           nodpi|                       |   13030130
            com.google.android.apps.messaging|    x86| 16|             320|                       |   13030176
               com.google.android.apps.photos|    arm| 14|             320|                       |      40111
               com.google.android.apps.photos|    arm| 14|             480|                       |      40112
               com.google.android.apps.photos|    arm| 14|           nodpi|                       |      40108
               com.google.android.apps.photos|    x86| 14|           nodpi|                       |      40113
                 com.google.android.apps.plus|    arm| 19|             160|                       |  414049434
                 com.google.android.apps.plus|    arm| 19|             320|                       |  414049436
                 com.google.android.apps.plus|    arm| 19|             480|                       |  414049437
                 com.google.android.apps.plus|    x86| 19|           nodpi|                       |  414049443
         com.google.android.apps.walletnfcrel|    arm| 15|           nodpi|                       |  920612400
         com.google.android.apps.walletnfcrel|  arm64| 15|           nodpi|                       |  819025441
           com.google.android.backuptransport|    all| 22|           nodpi|                       |         22
           com.google.android.backuptransport|    all| 21|           nodpi|                       |         21
           com.google.android.backuptransport|    all| 19|           nodpi|                       |         19
                  com.google.android.calendar|    all| 16|           nodpi|                       | 2015050278
                 com.google.android.deskclock|    all| 19|           nodpi|                       |   40101900
                      com.google.android.ears|    arm| 14|           nodpi|                       |         11
                      com.google.android.ears|  arm64| 14|           nodpi|                       |         15
                  com.google.android.feedback|    all| 22|           nodpi|                       |         22
                  com.google.android.feedback|    all| 21|           nodpi|                       |         21
                  com.google.android.feedback|    all| 19|           nodpi|                       |         19
                        com.google.android.gm|    all| 14|           nodpi|                       |   53000576
               com.google.android.gm.exchange|    all| 19|           nodpi|                       |     500065
                       com.google.android.gms|    arm| 21|             240|                       |    7574434
                       com.google.android.gms|    arm| 21|             320|                       |    7574436
                       com.google.android.gms|    arm| 21|             480|                       |    7574438
                       com.google.android.gms|    arm| 21|           nodpi|                       |    7574430
                       com.google.android.gms|    arm|  9|             160|                       |    7574032
                       com.google.android.gms|    arm|  9|             240|                       |    7574034
                       com.google.android.gms|    arm|  9|             320|                       |    7574036
                       com.google.android.gms|    arm|  9|             480|                       |    7574038
                       com.google.android.gms|    arm|  9|           nodpi|                       |    7574030
                       com.google.android.gms|  arm64| 21|             320|                       |    7574446
                       com.google.android.gms|  arm64| 21|             480|                       |    7574448
                       com.google.android.gms|  arm64| 21|           nodpi|                       |    7574440
                       com.google.android.gms|    x86| 21|           nodpi|                       |    7574470
                       com.google.android.gms|    x86| 19|           nodpi|                       |    7574876
                       com.google.android.gms|    x86|  9|           nodpi|                       |    7574070
              com.google.android.googlecamera|    arm| 19|           nodpi|                       |   25052130
      com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox|    arm| 19|           nodpi|                       |  300412126
      com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox|  arm64| 19|           nodpi|                       |  300412127
      com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox|    x86| 19|           nodpi|                       |  300412128
                       com.google.android.gsf|    all| 22|           nodpi|                       |         22
                       com.google.android.gsf|    all| 21|           nodpi|                       |         21
                       com.google.android.gsf|    all| 19|           nodpi|                       |         19
                 com.google.android.gsf.login|    all| 21|           nodpi|                       |         22
                 com.google.android.gsf.login|    all|  8|           nodpi|                       |         19
         com.google.android.inputmethod.latin|    arm| 14|           nodpi|                       |      22123
         com.google.android.inputmethod.latin|    x86| 14|           nodpi|                       |      22067
                      com.google.android.keep|    all| 14|           nodpi|                       |    3120400
                  com.google.android.launcher|    all| 16|           nodpi|                       |     101010
           com.google.android.marvin.talkback|    all| 16|           nodpi|                       |   40200008
                     com.google.android.music|    all| 14|           nodpi|                       |       1945
        com.google.android.onetimeinitializer|    all| 22|           nodpi|                       |         22
        com.google.android.onetimeinitializer|    all| 21|           nodpi|                       |         21
        com.google.android.onetimeinitializer|    all| 19|           nodpi|                       |         19
              com.google.android.partnersetup|    all| 22|           nodpi|                       |         22
              com.google.android.partnersetup|    all| 21|           nodpi|                       |         21
              com.google.android.partnersetup|    all| 19|           nodpi|                       |         19
                com.google.android.play.games|    arm|  9|             160|                       |   31110032
                com.google.android.play.games|    arm|  9|             240|                       |   31110034
                com.google.android.play.games|    arm|  9|             320|                       |   31110036
                com.google.android.play.games|    arm|  9|             480|                       |   31110038
                com.google.android.play.games|    arm|  9|           nodpi|                       |   31110030
                com.google.android.play.games|  arm64|  9|             320|                       |   31110046
                com.google.android.play.games|  arm64|  9|             480|                       |   31110048
                com.google.android.play.games|  arm64|  9|           nodpi|                       |   31110040
                com.google.android.play.games|    x86| 21|           nodpi|                       |   31110876
                com.google.android.play.games|    x86|  9|           nodpi|                       |   31100070
               com.google.android.setupwizard|    all| 22|           nodpi|                       |        200
               com.google.android.setupwizard|    all| 21|           nodpi|                       |        200
               com.google.android.setupwizard|    all| 19|           nodpi|                       |        130
                    com.google.android.street|    all|  8|           nodpi|                       |      18102
     com.google.android.syncadapters.calendar|    all| 15|           nodpi|                       |         21
     com.google.android.syncadapters.contacts|    all| 22|           nodpi|                       |         22
     com.google.android.syncadapters.contacts|    all| 21|           nodpi|                       |         21
     com.google.android.syncadapters.contacts|    all| 19|           nodpi|                       |         19
                      com.google.android.talk|    arm| 15|             320|                       |   22401374
                      com.google.android.talk|    arm| 15|             480|                       |   22401378
                      com.google.android.talk|    arm| 15|             640|                       |   22401382
                      com.google.android.talk|    x86| 15|             320|                       |   22401376
                      com.google.android.talk|    x86| 15|           nodpi|                       |   22401364
                       com.google.android.tts|    arm| 15|           nodpi|                       |  210304060
                       com.google.android.tts|  arm64| 15|           nodpi|                       |  210303122
                       com.google.android.tts|    x86| 15|           nodpi|                       |  210304061
                    com.google.android.videos|    arm| 14|           nodpi|                       |      38081
                    com.google.android.videos|    x86| 14|           nodpi|                       |      38083
                   com.google.android.webview|    arm| 21|           nodpi|                       |    2357121
                   com.google.android.webview|  arm64| 21|           nodpi|                       |   52357121
                   com.google.android.webview|    x86| 21|           nodpi|                       |   12357121
                   com.google.android.youtube|    arm| 15|             320|                       |  102555133
                   com.google.android.youtube|    arm| 15|             480|                       |  102555134
                   com.google.android.youtube|    arm| 15|           nodpi|                       |  102457130
                   com.google.android.youtube|    x86| 15|             320|                       |  102555173
                             com.google.earth|    arm| 14|         213-240|                       |  151260702
                             com.google.earth|    arm| 14|             320|                       |  151260703
                             com.google.earth|    arm| 14|             480|                       |  151260704
                             com.google.earth|  arm64| 14|         213-240|                       |  151260712
                             com.google.earth|    x86| 14|         213-240|                       |  151260722
                             com.google.earth|    x86| 14|             480|                       |  151260724
```


Done!


I think line 527 needs to go away also; and similarly for a few other places where a pdb line was removed leaving no indented block


For additional optimizations, you should probably use the [Entity.debugRender](https://github.com/EmergentOrganization/cell-rpg/blob/master/core/src/com/emergentorganization/cellrpg/entities/Entity.java#L82) method so we don't have extraneous GPU texture flushes by using more shapeRenderers then we need :)


comentario


If we just need to know a position someone is applying for, I think we
could avoid requiring applicants to write (often-awkward) cover letters.

On Monday, July 6, 2015, Aidan Feldman <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Also, I would make it multiple-choice, since may people could be
> considered for Delivery or Consulting.
>
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>


Although we obviously have "AND" rather than "And" in some places, I think the latter is actually the preferred form (certainly it's what I prefer).


Guess I could try to prototype an `as.htmlwidget` like I did with [`formattable`](http://www.buildingwidgets.com/blog/2015/6/12/week-23-formattable).  However, as currently proposed, the `svg+js+css` can be entirely self-contained which would mean it is not necessary.


# 重要
$inputAccountに関しても同じです。
中身がpremium, もしくはnormalであると言うことを
どこを確認したら知ることが出来るか、よく考えてみてください。


:+1: less requirements --- it is nice that folks don't have to write cover letters.
Also, :+1: to what Gray said... despite the wildcard availability, the self identification process could leave folks could be self selecting their way out of a category.

If you did a multiple choice self-select, I would add an extra option that says -- 'Open to possibilities' or 'would like more information before selecting'.


@helloheesu handlebars가 좀 개선된 버전이라 그렇게 설명하신것 같네.


@helloheesu LGTM


;olj


tres


For the future: in this and the other commit, would make sense to use the commit message to summarize what you've done. E.g. changed node types X, Y and Z to use IN[0..1] instead of IN0/IN1. Changed addition and multiplication to take more ports. Changed names of division and subtraction.


We should definitely make the parse access into some sort of method. Like I said earlier, the application ID is the same across the  program but the javaId is not universal so we should store that log-in information in a parse object for each of us.


Squash this with the commit that changes the port names.


##first commit


I've created default forms implemented via modal windows for the inventory management, I was planning on doing the same for adding/modifying shipments.


这里翻译成“现在Paul 的 master 分支可以在本地通过 `pb/master` 访问到” 意思更明确一些？


I'm afraid this might fail. Depending on number of proxies `http_x_forwarded_for` can be array of IP's. If I'm not mistake.


updated the links to chrome store to be "linked references" at the bottom.
much cleaner


Ok thanks @elpaso and @timlinux. I'll see what the current user map does and replace it with https://pypi.python.org/pypi/django-user-map/ Yeah, it's a drop in replacement. That's why I wanted to update it with Pillow..


done.


I know this was removed, but I have some good Parse query methods in a javascript file if you need a reference. I was planning on implementing the user-end display/management for the shipping myself though to keep the aesthetics and dynamic consistent with the inventory management section.


Have you tested this? returning `...` can sometimes pose problems.

http://lua-users.org/wiki/VarargTheSecondClassCitizen


I still have the same warning.


What does this do?


test


test again


delete old


see this example https://github.com/nemchik/streamkeys/commit/d6c5171b1a5260439a318c1d9214e55b81cd58ba
if that seems to make more sense i will PR it (after the else pr is merged or denied)


Please, remove debugging code.


No, but this should work. I am simply returning the arguments I passed to the function, so (probably) none of the issues in the wiki entry should arise. This is kind of like the CPS mentioned in the wiki.


% It is just a test


93469234-DemandResponse2 (rongpengzhang) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1690 of 1693 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.82%25-yellow.svg)


测试


您好，我想问一下，如果没有通过setData()函数设置整个图表的数据项，但是我不想只显示说明文字，而是想显示网格框，需要怎么实现呢？


Are we sure the filePath ends with a trailing slash? If not, we could be deleting files that look like the folder name, but are not inside the folder.


小巧的提示窗功能,可替代原生alert,有success,error两种样式


Prefer ~X.Y (anything in 4.Y.Z) over X.Y.* for dependencies.

For instance, ~4.0 (or ~4.6 if you need anything in particular in 4.6) instead of 4.6.*.


Apparently there's a chance you just created `new File(null)`. Is that safe?


This is intentional yeah? I can't recall how snippet_path changed, but it works like this?


I would really want to know why. The original exception contains that information.


This was reverted because the fix in #7219 is better.


We don't want this change.  e want to leave that exclusion in place.  build_test is a build output folder (made by the "test" ant target), and if it isn't excluded, then the copied code gets indexed and shows up in completions, etc.


您好，可能我没说清楚我的意思，我看了源码好像当没有数据的时候都是显示一句话提示用户获取数据，可是这样用户体验不好，我想在没有数据的时候显示跟有数据一样，只是不显示折线，但是X轴和Y轴的横线以及平行轴线方向的网格线要显示出来，应该如何实现呢？我看的好像是在BarLineChartBase这个类的OnDraw()函数里面实现，是吗？


see this example nemchik@d6c5171
if that seems to make more sense i will PR it (after the else pr is merged or denied)
(just moved this comment to where it should have been)


So, in essence, we just needed to drop some unused imports?


AFAIK, reprs are supposed to look vaguely like Python code, but aren't guaranteed to evalable. I figured relying on the dict sorting order was the lesser evil, since it's supposed to come from the same dict implementation.


React.Js Exercise - following Tyler McGinnis' Egghead.io training courses (topics covered: ReactJs, React Router, ReactFile with FireBase and Axios)


CMakeFiles\opencv_example.dir/objects.a(example.cpp.obj):example.cpp:(.text$_ZN2cv3Mat7releaseEv[__ZN2cv3Mat7releaseEv]+0x30): undefined reference to `__atomic_fetch_add_4'
Who can help me? How to solve this error? Thanks!


Do we need `dir.exists()`? `dir.mkdirs` may be (not sure) just as fast when it realizes the directory's already there, in which case we save disk I/O.


Awesome job man.


Right now ``__batchStart()`` throws an error if a batch is already in progress.  This means that if you have two actions that use ``batch()``, then you can't compose them into a higher-level batched action.

I haven't run into this as an issue myself yet, but can see if being a problem.

Perhaps instead of a flag, you can keep a ``__batchCount`` of batches in progress and only consider notifying when the ``__batchCount`` reaches zero in ``__batchEnd()``?  (``__batchCount`` is obviously different than ``__batchDispatchCount``).


Ah yes, I removed this extraneous stderr output in multimutect.py. Before it was useful for debugging, but now it is hardly needed.


https://github.com/ueyudiud/FLE
I think we might need to conpare gti with this one and do better.


@helloheesu
좋은 질문에 좋은 답변.
너가 생각하는게 맞아 ^^


looks good :+1:


@pboyer Is there any reason behind marking this as Failure rather than fixing it?


I just haven't had time to push the v0 commits.


aaa


We should also make this change to the serilog client.


var dom ='

消息提示

'+msg+'

取消

确定

';


abc


r+


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/graydon/stellar-core/commit/495011e1abe4f407bd0c10ee27133e7c548b771a


merging graydon/stellar-core/fix-fuzzer = 495011e1 into auto


graydon/stellar-core/fix-fuzzer = 495011e1 merged ok, testing candidate = 3b46a956


@Download I believe that my changes address the questions raised about backward compatibility, the storing of selectors, and using the correct context? If so this is fully working and can be merged and released.


Yeah, 2.x toolbar required it to contain the full path to the file, but in master the file is generated based on the argument passed to $GlobalNav. This requires the snippet_path to just specify which folder the files are in. I wonder if we should rename this to e.g. snippet_dir to make it clearer?


broken


I wouldn't bother for now :)