Should't "invalid request path" actually be a `404`?


please leave the imports alone.  if there is a good reason to refactor the order of the imports please do so in a separate refactoring CL rather than this semantic CL.  Thank you


Seems reasonable -- though IIRC, VB might have a different list.


whatevs


Hey rename that to present working directory


I'll take a look.


this source has line length max of 80 characters.


Great suggestion. I'll do that.


Kappa


The changes required to support a moving collector may remove the need to look at classes in the sweep phase entirely.


You have caught a few of my mistakes too. ^^


Yea it's a character, but when the 'a' doesn't make it into the Escaped_identifier token bad things happen. Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the current rule saying "Start with a \ and add all following characters that aren't white-space but the next character also shouldn't be white-space". Since white space is the only way to end an escaped identifier, that "but" clause makes it so the last character of the identifier is always excluded. I'm pretty sure the look-ahead should be removed completely.


I think it's the little known <completionlist/> XML doc comment tag.


Would it still be worth having this at some point?  Or is it better to have the more specific variants?  I'm not sure I understand the relationship between these various models.


Yup.


[意見] これもっと簡単に書けそうです。
in_arrayの第3引数にtrueを指定すると、型比較も行ってくれる。

でも、明示的に数値であるかを検証したいならば、これでいいかも。
さすがに、is_intに型比較のfalseは必要ないのでは？


No remote positions :(


Yes, it prints 5 times. Which is surprisingly few times, but non-zero.


Yeah, it probably should be, the response module didn't support a 404 status id yet though, so I'll add that and change the relevant things.


This all makes more sense now.


I like your optimism :)


I guess call this "amplitude" for consistency with other models in this package, and get rid of the baked in sqrt2pi normalization (or use that as the default amplitude--a change that might be worth making on the Gaussian1D as well, but as a separate PR for sure...)


ok.  Go ahead and pull request


`progress()` closes the channel.


@m-kuhn Returning QgsRenderOptions from startRender looks a bit odd to me. Would this be better passed as a reference to startRender? That might be a bit more flexible and future proof. I'm also not sure that QgsRenderOptions is a good choice of name as it's very generic, something QgsSymbologyRenderOptions would be a better choice...


https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/pull/7524 backported from master


I literally have the fix in my workspace. I just haven't pushed it


I think `error` would be better in this case. This is definitely something that shouldn't go missing in logs, and `error` will be printed to `stderr` - or the configured error logfile in the case of `forever`.


What is the advantage of that solution over the standard flag -DNDEBUG, typically used in Release builds, that disable assertions ?


Goddamnit @RX14, what happened to going to bed?


@cstlee Please fix this test when you implement client-side code.


I am in bed, browsing redoot.


this should be deprecated now, yeah?


While this is a nginx cache, it shows what sorts of latencies I was experiencing.

Cross-atlantic tests to make them 'more fun':

 - Before: http://www.webpagetest.org/result/150716_6X_Z5T/1/details/
 - After: http://www.webpagetest.org/result/150716_4F_17TQ/1/details/

This is by adding 1) gzip compression (up to 2.94 compression radio of the font files! =)), 2) enabling nxinx `multi_accept`, 3) upgrading to v1.8 to escape a [SPDY bug](http://trac.nginx.org/nginx/changeset/35990c69b3ac3973ddb7844985b0a43fcdc17994/nginx), 4) caching output of some specific mime-types (svg and font-faces) in nginx.

While testing I also noticed that mono might sometimes bump latencies for requests up to 800 ms on the digitalocean droplet I was using, for no good reason (GC, I'm looking at you), I'm going to investigate this at a later date.


@rsivasundaram Whoa, don't want to throw an exception. What happens if you try to delete a module that doesn't support backup/restore? Wouldn't it stop you in the process? We want to ignore any modules that don't have backup/restore enabled so that it doesn't crash the system.


In fact, even though this patch solves the problem, I think we can do better...

Generaced c sources after this commit:

```ooc
void arrlit__Foo___defaults___impl(arrlit__Foo* this) {
    _lang_array__Array __arrlit_arrLit1 = _lang_array__Array_new(lang_Numbers__Int, 3);
    lang_Numbers__Int* __arrlit_ptrLit2 = (lang_Numbers__Int[]) { 1, 2, 3 };
    lang_types__Class___defaults___impl((lang_types__Class*) this);
    this->bar = (lang_Memory__memcpy(__arrlit_arrLit1.data, __arrlit_ptrLit2, 3 * ((lang_types__Class*)lang_Numbers__Int_class())->size), __arrlit_arrLit1);
}
```ooc

Where `parent_defaults` is not called at the very beginnig, this is a little weird. I will work on this a little more and file a pull request (with tests).


Your nav should be in a semantic html element of <header> on all pages


Um… this isn't a changelog, it's a commit reference. Changelog should be a tl;dr, not require reading the commits.


ппппп


@sophie this line of code sucks

plz change

kthx


<br> tags are not the best way for making spacing. using margins in css would be preferable.


this is a new method right? Have you considered returning just a QgsFields object instead of the reference? QgsFields is implicitly shared, so there's no real benefit from returning the const reference. It's also missing a "added in" note here.


See mrhooray/gulp-mocha-phantomjs#34


Tydligen inte, fick notice för båda!


Sure, with an additional note that implementations are not required to return `false` for types that meet the syntactic but not semantic requirements of a concept.


Remember that your main content should be in a <section> semantic tag. If you have multiple types of content within that content, then you can use <article> and <aside> semantic tags within the <section> tag.


OK. I believe you create the namespace at an element level at this line:
```python
self._add_xml_namespaces_to_bundle(element, bundle)
```

Assuming that there is no collision of prefix, I think you can just use `rec_id` in the form of prefix:localpart. A valid QName will be created. Hence, in that case, I don't think you need to loop through all the namespaces every time a record (with an identifier) is deserialised, which is wasteful of computation in my opinion.

The above, however, will not work if the prefix gets renamed. I guess this is the real reason why you loop through the defined namespaces to find one with the correct URI, whatever prefix it is assigned.

My suggestion to address both the cases above as follows:
```python
if prefix in element.nsmap:
    uri = element.nsmap[prefix]
    ns = Namespace(prefix, uri)
    rec_id = ns[localpart]
```
Essentially, if the namespace is defined locally, we create `rec_id` a QualifiedName instance from the local namespace and pass it on to prov.model. It will handle namespace registration, prefix renaming, recreate a valid qualified name if needed. If `prefix == ""`, the namespace manager will also able to handle this properly (i.e. set the default namespace if not existed, reuse the existing default namespace, or create a new namespace in case of collision).

Hence, you don't even need to add the namespaces at the element as the first code line I quoted above. Any namespace used by the qualified name passed to prov.model will automatically be registered.


anchor tags that point outside of your website are generally best opened in a new window using target="_blank"


As I understand it, I think we have the FallBackOptionManager is to implement the session vs system option scopes. If we fail to find an option set at the session level we fall back to the system option manager. Is there any other use of this abstraction today or planned? I think we should be more explicit here about what this functionally does today and how it could be used in the future. Some of this might be more appropriate to add in class level docs.


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Don't forget line spacing so that things are nested within other elements with 2 spaces.


Can you rename DEFAULT_PIN_MAX_LENGTH to DEFAULT_PIN_LENGTH and remove the word "max" from the getters and setters?


Will do.  I've updated JIRA issue RAM-755 to reflect this.

FYI, in general the name in the "TODO()" should be the name of the reporter, in this case you (@seojinpark), and not the person to which you want to assign the task.  This is so that we know who to ask about the TODO; in some cases the assignee may change and/or not know anything about the TODO.


We too thought about doing that at the beginning. But then it didn't sound *so* good that everytime content changes (e.g. for some bound property), the control re-assigns the FontFamily. Is there a way to e.g. make this happen for a single control only upon the first content change?


Add spaces in between selector and opening curly...


You have multiple css rules for the same html element selectors. In some cases, you are even repeating the same properties and values as well.


@mikepetersonccv , this doesn't work quite right because by the time it finds the type that matches the typeName parameter it may already have loaded several other types based on the baseType. So when it returns the partially loaded list, the calling method just then takes the first one.  In the case of jobs, it was always just running the GroupRequirements job whenever it tried to run any job. Pushed a fix here: https://github.com/SparkDevNetwork/Rock/commit/c5e4758


`_tcscmp` while you're at it?


Certainly, the merge will cause some work, supposedly a rather mechanical kind of work, because of the added constructors  (isn't this called the expression problem?...). Apart from the thread-stop handling, things pretty much boil down to adding new cases for these added constructors (for parsers, printers, putE, ...)
Let me know if anything is unclear in the new code.


because CSS rules "cascade" and apply in order down the document, it is best to have the most general rules like those selecting an <a> element towards the top and get more specific from there.


this is screaming for a unit test but alas we have no way of running tests


That's cool, but why do you want me to review that? Do you want to make it a part of the project? There are shell scripts for that, but those are not cross-platform, though.


> I'm to work to solve this behavior.

I opened issue #56


If .container is on all your pages, then you could just have this rule in your allpages.css and not repeated on individual page css files. we want to try to eliminate repetition in code as much as possible.


The only thing not working now; Is 2spooks images.


I assume there is always an assumption that the manager and it's fallback will share a common Admin full of validators? I don't know if there is a clean way we can enforce this in the API, but it might be worth at least documenting as our current use of this interface is for these nested FallbackManagers and I think this API allows this to be ambiguous.


why indent these transitions here?


hpwh_residential (nmerket) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1539 of 1680 tests passed)

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This should be "NotImplemented"


keep consistent indentation...


looks great! can u just remove the "max" from the naming as it is the required and not a upper limit option

then i'll merge and upload to maven


keep indentation consistent at 2 spaces...


Yes, I'm planning to add a `kind` field to the `Report` struct soon. This is necessary to compute the `heap-unclassified` value that Firefox has.


wouldn't be `unless args.length` more clear?


cool, thanks for fixing!


> Just a heads up, the latest version of the TS redefines "associated
constraints" in terms of expressions, so writing "E is satisfied"... will
make sense. Constraints are now totally internal processing.

> Concepts defined in the library impose semantic constraints in addition to
those required by the language. Within the library, a concept is satisfied
if and only if both the language constraints and semantic constraints are
satisfied.

I can live with this, if we can avoid the language "`C<Args...>` is satisfied" appearing in the core portion of the standard with a different meaning from the library portion.


I believe I have already fixed the test.


파이어폭스 작동확인


Beautiful!


LGTM.  Thanks!


:+1: nice


Watch out, the member in response is called `schedule_exceptions` and can be undefined.


Clarify with parenthesis? i.e.:

```
int param = ( (lParam == 0) ? SC_EFF_QUALITY_DEFAULT : SC_EFF_QUALITY_LCD_OPTIMIZED);
```


r+


@psytronx DWMR. Good choice on the keyboard setting. Press on.


Whoa, why was this removed? Otherwise we're re-rendering our entire module tree every time a new module is selected. See [PureRenderMixin](https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/pure-render-mixin.html)


I lost my power supply and uploaded this commit in a hurry, lol.


brak show() na dialogu


takie samo porównywanie 2x pod rząd


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/graydon/stellar-core/commit/11a46076dba686ca14ba9f0adb761ff1e7aa9d82


merging graydon/stellar-core/bug-632-xdr-gz = 11a46076 into auto


graydon/stellar-core/bug-632-xdr-gz = 11a46076 merged ok, testing candidate = a896c0f7


Great job! :+1:


hpwh_residential (nmerket) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1545 of 1686 tests passed)

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ten toast ma inny styl niż pozostałe


Given that we are not doing subtype reduction anymore, do we want to extend the deduplication to intersection types too? I guess there are still no callers of getIntersectionType that would actually want deduplication, as they all stem from intersection type nodes.


@nnattawat @Download I'm curious, are you guys just googling for pretty images or is there somewhere that nicely provides all of these?


In the creation of a call... we should never be creating new call types each time.  I will be removing references to the creation of the call type.  This would result in several call types with the same name being generated for each call... potentially thousands per week!


This doesn't compile:
```
        iter = items_.emplace_hint (iter,
            std::piecewise_construct, { sle->key() },
                { Action::cache, make_shared<SLE>(*sle) });
```

I don't think initializer lists can be used in deduced contexts.


Yes!


Seems weird to have a method to explicitly grab the system manager without one to grab the session one. The only use of this method is the OptionIterator, which explicitly requests the system option manager to find the default option values. This is currently unnecessary as the only implementations of the getDefault() method are the system option manager (the only one that tracks defaults) and FallbackManager which simply defers to the one it is falling back to. We seem to be assuming implementations must nest together implementations of FallbackManager (as we seem to be doing with QueryOptionManager) and we will find the defaults by jumping up the various levels. I would recommend removing this and add some of these assumptions to the docs or at least explain why future work might break the current pattern.


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

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I found the QueryOptionManager looking through the code a little more, so that answered my question. I think it would be good to explain the fallback concept more and even provide the concrete three level example we have implementing this interface today.


(thumbsup)


Oupsssssssss. Fixed, thanks a lot!


Yeah, that makes sense, cause I guess you're almost always (at least with node) dealing with a string here, rather than some rich type.


LGTM. I will test it out


@weierophinney Done! I hope it helps.


this is great! the only thing is that right now I have the strong params set up not to pass arbitrary params in `widgets_attributes`, only arbitrary params in the `content` hash under `widgets_attributes`.  The problem is that we can't use the setter methods unless we allow arbitrary params under `widgets_attributes`.

It's easy to be so permissive (in fact easier) but are we worried about not filtering our params?


I think `source` is an odd name for this.


The big advantage is we can achieve at least the same goal, but we can
also have a slightly different behaviour. The fact is that we have
control over that function. This might not prove itself all that
usefull, but imagine we keep asserts on the beta version of our program.
What if we want to log the failed asserts into a file so that the user
can send them to us ?

Le 17/07/2015 08:51, alcinos a écrit :
>
> What is the advantage of that solution over the standard flag
> -DNDEBUG, typically used in Release builds, that disable assertions ?
>
> —
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> <https://github.com/lazychords/lazychords-lib/commit/90b741da6d8fa166898234c65f66bad7b8bbc75d#commitcomment-12215058>.
>


Wanna do a pull request with this?


Name the variable "synhesizedEntryPoint"?


Or you could do `if (contains(result, match))`


Merge these two if-conditions?


Explain why in the comment


połknięcie wyjątku, możliwa rejestracja z tokenem == null


return undefined


@SchizoDuckie  I'm going to add back in a few more lost/new matches (nz,au,uk) to fit in with the new code, but while I am at it, did you deliberately leave in de* (German) and en* (when you  dropped all the rest xx*) or can I drop these from this list?


Is it necessary to emit the method body here? That seems odd. If I just query the compilation for an entry point (w/o compiling it) why would it need to emit the body?


`symbols`? graphemes is too technical


Let's go for... say 10 seconds instead of infinity?


yeap that should work!

On Fri, Jul 17, 2015 at 1:31 AM, garfield69 <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> @SchizoDuckie <https://github.com/SchizoDuckie> I'm going to add back in
> a few more lost/new matches (nz,au,uk) to fit in with the new code, but
> while I am at it, did you deliberately leave in de* (German) and en* (when
> you dropped all the rest xx*) or can I drop these from this list?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/SchizoDuckie/DuckieTV/commit/5dbfb007a02fd7257a07d222babcb470301bf804#commitcomment-12215754>
> .
>


that is an API message. it's not supposed to be user-friendly. it is developer-friendly! :)


Oh, nice. If the signature has type arguments, you know it has to be completely identical in all constituents, so you don't even have to union the return types. And therefore you can use the original signature you had. I would explain that in a comment though.


Mention that we will compute the return type in getReturnTypeOfSignature


I would use this pattern in findMatchingSignatures too


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/71341095


Can you show me the problem with a failing spec - perhaps push it to this branch, and I'll fix it in the morning.


I've been trying to create an input text box where the user can copy and paste ad tags (similar to wordpress?) into their site.
since google usually provides tag linksfor users to copy and paste into their site anyway


yeah, sounds good


Comment not thread safe


file moved !


good


Empty line after `import` as per coding style.


Done.


We might want to use the corresponding SIZE_OF_XXX for all these magic numbers


@kangax Ive made a simple test page to illustrate the issue as you can see on a retina screen the first circle is fuzzy...

```javascript
<html>
    <head>
	<script type="text/javascript" src="/libs/fabric.js-master/dist/fabric.min.js"></script>
    </head>
    <body>
	<div style="background-color: black; width: 100px; height: 100px; display: inline-block;">
	    <canvas id="canvas1"></canvas>
	</div>
	<div style="background-color: black; width: 100px; height: 100px; display: inline-block;">
	    <canvas id="canvas2"></canvas>
	</div>
	<div style="background-color: black; width: 100px; height: 100px; display: inline-block;">
	    <svg viewBox="0 0 100 100" version="1.1"
		xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">
		<circle cx="50" cy="50" r="25" fill="white" />
	    </svg>
	</div>
	<script>

	    var canvas1 = new fabric.Canvas('canvas1');
	    canvas1.setWidth(100);
	    canvas1.setHeight(100);
	    var c1 = new fabric.Circle({
		left: 50, top: 50,
		radius: 25, fill: '#ffffff', originX: "center", originY: "center",
		selectable: false, evented: false, hasControls: false, hasBorders: false
	    });
	    canvas1.add(c1);

	    var canvas2 = new fabric.Canvas('canvas2');
	    canvas2.setWidth(200);
	    canvas2.setHeight(200);
	    var c2 = new fabric.Circle({
		left: 100, top: 100,
		radius: 50, fill: '#ffffff', originX: "center", originY: "center",
		selectable: false, evented: false, hasControls: false, hasBorders: false
	    });
	    canvas2.add(c2);
	    document.getElementById('canvas2').style.width = 100 + 'px';
	    document.getElementById('canvas2').style.height = 100 + 'px';

	    /*
	    var context = canvas1.getContext();
	    var backingStoreRatio =
		context.webkitBackingStorePixelRatio ||
		context.mozBackingStorePixelRatio ||
		context.msBackingStorePixelRatio ||
		context.oBackingStorePixelRatio ||
		context.backingStorePixelRatio;

	    alert("pixel ratio: "+window.devicePixelRatio);
	    alert("canvas backing store ratio: "+backingStoreRatio);
	    */
	</script>
    </body>
</html>
```


LGTM.


From previous discussion, we threw only MethodNotAllowedException in java library. This is consistent with Java version and other libraries.


I'm testing. Also I think you have tabs in the lines you added. I've removed them locally and will push change when ready.


fast-forwarding master to auto = a896c0f7


rightLength


Sorry, I need a clearer answer.
can I delete de* and en* from the list?


Yes, it looks like I did add tabs--sorry about that.


When you fix the tabs, please squash the eventual commit with mine.


Would be nice to have this come from a config file or something.


See issue #2.


Yes, I will squash.


@Download Is there a good reason why we're not listing jQuery as a dependency for everyone? I know most will know and have it already but i feel it should definitely be here anyway?


signup needs to be included in the route action to not allow the user to manually change the url and hit that endpoint when authenticated.


Sorry.yes. my bad. The '*' items should be removed in favor of your mapping
prefs
Op 17 jul. 2015 01:41 schreef "garfield69" <notifications@github.com>:

> Sorry, I need a clearer answer.
> can I delete de* and en* from the list?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/SchizoDuckie/DuckieTV/commit/5dbfb007a02fd7257a07d222babcb470301bf804#commitcomment-12215870>
> .
>


Perfect. Good to hear that


I think you added this accidently


same like the above, debug data got into git rpeo


@aeng This commit seems to have broken these two tests:

    DocumentServiceImplTest.documentMilestoneEventApprovedTest
    DocumentServiceImplTest.documentMilestoneEventTranslatedTest


Again, should these strings be in a config file?


Isn't this supposed to be `return _.split(' ', str);`?


Klik na buttonie dismissuje już dialog, cancel() jest nadmiarowy


I think we need to update 17.5 to incorporate concepts as part of the
requirements of a template. Maybe along the lines of:

"A declaration may explicitly impose requirements through its associated
constraints (ref 14.10.2 in concepts). When the associated constraints
refer to a concept (ref something?), additional semantic requirements are
imposed on the use of the declaration.

If the semantic requirements of a declaration are not satisfied at the
point of use, the program is ill-formed, no diagnostic required."

Curiously, I don't see in the existing draft (but it's getting on in the
evening) any explanation of what happens when requirements are not
satisfied. Clearly undefined behavior, but with concepts we can diagnose
certain kinds. Not so much with semantics.

Andrew Sutton

On Thu, Jul 16, 2015 at 7:12 PM, Casey Carter <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Just a heads up, the latest version of the TS redefines "associated
> constraints" in terms of expressions, so writing "E is satisfied"... will
> make sense. Constraints are now totally internal processing.
>
> Concepts defined in the library impose semantic constraints in addition to
> those required by the language. Within the library, a concept is satisfied
> if and only if both the language constraints and semantic constraints are
> satisfied.
>
> I can live with this, if we can avoid the language "C<Args...> is
> satisfied" appearing in the core portion of the standard with a different
> meaning from the library portion.
>
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> .
>


Hold up -- I think this may not be a good idea.  The whole point of a slug is to be unique.  What's the goal with this change?


@ferventcoder with the mono version set to 3.12.0 it built successfully, but then failed some nunit tests, i'll force push it back to 3.12.0 and probably submit the pull request then. I haven't actually worked with c# or nunit before, just saw the apt failure as a low hanging fruit.


@rlorenzo okay so just to clarify, when a module is deleted that doesn't support backup/restore, it shouldn’t even show up in the recycle bin right?


pmgotosleepnow$


wywołanie złej metody z superklasy, niepotrzebne "Post" tu lub brak "Post" linię wyżej


Stop stop.  Got a wuestion ask


Bug in this line


Good job with html page structure, using semantic elements and keeping your line spacing correct for nested elements.


If we had some IDL to define the interface, maybe, so we wouldn't have to repeat this between client and server. But these are not really configurable.


No doubt that we might have some tests to fix up. :)

Appreciate you looking into travis ci issues. It was there but not super high on my radar.


I looked at mages and suitable mage candidates are few.

2328 (Adventurer) would be kind of a funny one, 2F has potential to be pretty nasty though and this ability works with indie priests. I don't know. It's still unscriptable 2F. There's also a 1540 (Ghost Mage) with F2. Sirens (F1W1 on land, W2 in water) sound sensible. 396, Revenant, is a D1 mage.I guess you could also just use 2249, Nun (H1) without it being too strange is also possible for humans I guess.

I don't think it would actually be that hard to create custom stuff either - you can essentially just load them as monsters or shapeshifts (which are pretty much the same thing) - but the benefit is extremely small.


Sprawdzanie dostępności Play Services OK, ale rejestracja za każdym on(Post)Resume jest nadmiarowa, wystarczy tylko po kliku na button oraz gdy rejestracja wygaśnie.


@MaxShehovtsov  JsDoc comments have the pattern `@param {type} variableName - Variable Description`. Can you please change this doc to reflect that?

Ref - http://usejsdoc.org/tags-param.html


This is the one that caused a bug `seq?` vs `coll?` seems to be a very common error in clojure.


Yeah, this should be pulled from the host html page so it can be determined by the web server that served the app. In prod, you just connect back to the same server where you got the app, but in dev the node-based dev server can tell you to connect to a backend running somewhere else (e.g. on a different port, as here)


develop (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (352 of 352 tests passed)

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You can strongly type `assertionFunctionReturnsBoolean` to `() => void`


develop (lefticus) - i386-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-14: OK (352 of 352 tests passed)

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contrib/codeanalysis/runcppcheck.sh: line 9: ../cppcheck-1.66/cppcheck: No such file or directory


wielkość liter w nazwie klasy powinna być taka sama jak w nazwie pliku


Dude say some other stuff maybe


May you please explain the above lines? I may add them to the project.
Thanks.


develop (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5-LibC++: OK (352 of 352 tests passed)

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@seanf hmm, weird. It built in the PR.


This comment mentions a return value that is not actually provided by this version of the function. This same functionality could be provided, modifying the option value that is passed, this could be implemented and then documented accordingly. I was actually doubtful that the code was still maintaining this idea of sanitizing values and converting them to a standard format, as this was significantly refactored after I wrote these original docs. It looks like trying to set `store.format` to 'JSON' causes problems. We should probably just update the code to actually provide this functionality, but in the meantime we should not have docs that claim things we do not do.


Aby uniknąć takich sprawdzeń można implementować Comparable<User>


Why this? Opacity is retrieved from the CSS settings of the video element. Why do you disable such a feature that just mimics the HTML5 video behavior?


boom. comment


What prevents the test from finishing while the PollingAssert is still re-trying to get a success from the assertion function?


Awesome  :+1:


hpwh_residential (nmerket) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (652 of 652 tests passed)

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:sheep:


I don’t think it is a good idea to break every `IBootstrapProvider` that people have ever written by forcing implementation of a new `SetStreamProviderManager` method that most of them will never need.

Instead, could we create a new sub-interface – something like `IBootstrapProviderWithStream` extends `IBootstrapProvider` which people could opt in to using if there scenario requires streams from bootstrap provider code?


@mnquintana I've added the newlines


As well as the _JustLoad test case, you also should create a test case that actually sends something on the stream, to ensure nothing blows up ;)


develop (lefticus) - Win64-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-14: OK (352 of 352 tests passed)

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wartość id jest tu niedeterministyczna, w większości przypadków będzie prawdopodobnie = 1. Gdyby pole było statyczne, to każda wiadomość miała by swoją notyfikację, mogło by być wiele od tego samego usera.


develop (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.6-AddressSanitizer: OK (352 of 352 tests passed)

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w danym pliku powinny być teksty w 1. języku


@flavour @nursix Please review


纠正一些错别字


Bibliography

Leinbach-Reyhle, N. (2015, June 16). The Single Most Important Reason Why Online Marketing Is More Important Than Ever. Retrieved July 16, 2015.


`<pre> <code>` now creates code boxes.

`class="code_box` still supported.


最新


Looks good.

Are the annotations now bundled in the main artifact?


this is how to do line comments


The intial version of Network-Test Specifications


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.5.0.348](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=8753&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 516, ignored: 6 Build time: 00:27:44


Triggered  change when element value  modified


This was to get `getOrElseF`.


In indeed, both batteries types use cap_tbl_5ma table. You can even remove cap_tbl, nothing will complain about it during compilation :) https://github.com/ChronoMonochrome/Chrono_Kernel-1/commit/e583492a9af78592aaca84fff9f69799857c53e4


Good point! I think this would work:

```r
with(meta$plot, eval(mapping[[legend_type]], data))
```


All the cool kids are using kind projector for this these days.


Where is the GPIO code? I had already added this to the repo yesterday, and extended functions.


The Travis badge is usually shown next to the project name. Move it up :smiley:


you can do `pathinfo($value, PATHINFO_FILENAME)` to get the filename directly.


Better to make it protected, in case users want to override this logic.


File should end in a new line.


I think SPARK_HOME also needs to point to 1.4, which is not a req I like. We should fix this.


I eventually would like to include some things as submodules that are initialized by SR with git submodule init and occasionally updated right from in SR with a call to git submodule update, but some people don't use git to track SR updates (and might not have git).

We are actually moving towards including MORE of the external lists/resources into SR to make it easier to maintain and to prevent user connection bugs trying to update them.


We will need to make sure that the template is parsed and loaded into the actual editor area; That's ok for the next step if you like.


As Mickael eludes here, default value doesn't make sense given that HC is going bye bye. Please remove.


Is it possible to not require python3 ?
I have just successfully built a spec (RPM) file for facette 0.3 on el6 (centos6) but now I cannot anymore because it needs python3 and the build obviouslyt fails. It sounds like the only way to have facette running is in docker container :(

```
+ make PREFIX=/builddir/build/BUILDROOT/facette-0.4-8d87388.el6.iseek.x86_64/usr/local
main: Preparing source paths...
result: ok
/usr/bin/env: python3: No such file or directory
facette: Building facette...
cmd/facette/facette.go:11:2: cannot find package "github.com/facette/facette/pkg/cmd" in any of:
	/usr/lib/golang/src/github.com/facette/facette/pkg/cmd (from $GOROOT)
	($GOPATH not set)
cmd/facette/facette.go:12:2: cannot find package "github.com/facette/facette/pkg/connector" in any of:
	/usr/lib/golang/src/github.com/facette/facette/pkg/connector (from $GOROOT)
	($GOPATH not set)
cmd/facette/facette.go:13:2: cannot find package "github.com/facette/facette/pkg/logger" in any of:
	/usr/lib/golang/src/github.com/facette/facette/pkg/logger (from $GOROOT)
	($GOPATH not set)
cmd/facette/facette.go:14:2: cannot find package "github.com/facette/facette/pkg/server" in any of:
	/usr/lib/golang/src/github.com/facette/facette/pkg/server (from $GOROOT)
	($GOPATH not set)
result: fail
make: *** [build/facette-linux-amd64/bin/facette] Error 1
RPM build errors:
error: Bad exit status from /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.qFXBAH (%build)
    Bad exit status from /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.qFXBAH (%build)
Child returncode was: 1
```


This caused a double-take for me. By fileID, you mean object ID of the file you want to download, correct? Perhaps a better name is fileObjectID or just objectID.


Dear Nicolas,

First, thanks for your code to help me to remove the line number.
But I also try to remove the file name at the same time.
After I try servery way to test it, I found a way to remove it.
Please also help to review my code and test it.

^\s*\S+(\:\s|\s{2}) -> I tested it at https://regex101.com/

test sample:

c:\xxxx.csv:

It works.

Thanks.


Added in #196


--? 安全服务？


This helps address issue #221


de


dfdf


4973_heatpump_defrost_bug (nmerket) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Build Failed

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Those `hasXXX` variables are not necessary, we can compare to nil here in-place.


oh great! i wasn't sure if it was possible.


No, you falsely accused me and for that you are all fucked.

Just the fact that you admit to not respecting me or saying I don't deserve it means I will trouble more.


try : "auto & rt = operand(0);", that is, add *&*


@rhyolight Agh, I was accidentally using PR's `head` instead of `base`, which just happened to work perfectly with the naming of my dev env forks+branches, so that it worked correctly when I tested. Also, having this wrong ended up being why I couldn't connect to GitHub with the RepoClient user/repo. All better now, just FYI.


You need to add .java the the end


In order to maintain naming conventions, should be changed file name from "GameInfo.swift" to "InfoScene.swift" :disappointed:


Can you please take the latest model.js file and make your change.

You are undoing previous commits


Looks great so far. Do you have plans to support other ops like doing file listings, user management related features, etc? Just curious what the scope of work is to facilitate your current project. Perhaps you could leave some TODO statements here at the bottom of this file?


You need to pull in the latest file before making your change


Please take the latest model.js and add your changes in


@markstory I'm glad to see it ported to 3.0 and merged into 2.8! thanks. A little comment, if I'm not wrong, adding this line feed char here will result in 2 empty line in .pot file


提交成功了


Ah okay ! :-)

But i still didn't understand how to calculate the voltages .. as reference i want to use 4.100V for 100% ...
Can u pls show me an example ? - THX !


Since you're adding this overlay, would it be better to handle onTouchTap on the overlay instead of listening for clicks on the document?


97668326-WholeBuildingLoad (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1163 of 1163 tests passed)

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Please use ```git pull --rebase``` instead of ```git pull```.
And for syncing between upstream and your fork use ```git fetch upstream; git rebase upstream dev;``` instead of using ```git merge```

Using this work flow we will not have these extra merge commits which pollute the commit history.


Our Ad hoc activities all begin with a '/'  You may want to change this condition depending on how your data is formatted


Paul's is the main one - issues and PRs should go there. The issue in question already exists, and my intentions are documented [here](https://github.com/paulmillr/es6-shim/issues/297#issuecomment-98425925) which will match the file format of `es7-shim`


不错


How's this?


旧版本的评论


just for purpose test, try simpler to see what is wrong: ```_[ rt ^= (ea & constant(3)) ];``` then ```_[ rt ^= offset ];``` and so on


[16-Jul-2015 01:04:11 UTC] PHP Fatal error:  Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function init_plugins() in /home/wwwroot/xxx/backend.php:51
Stack trace:
#0 /home/wwwroot/xxx/include/functions.php(134): require_once()
#1 /home/wwwroot/xxx/include/autoload.php(2): require_once('/home/wwwroot/t...')
#2 /home/wwwroot/xxx/api/index.php(16): require_once('/home/wwwroot/t...')
#3 {main}
  thrown in /home/wwwroot/xxx/backend.php on line 51


isn't there a capitalize() function for this?


I know, it's still funny!


lgtm


I guess you don't want brackets here


aaa


js


Awesome!


@captbaritone stolen from oh-my-zsh


re #17


“Lesser artists borrow; great artists steal.” - Igor Stravinsky


This is not correct. There is no docker iptables rules at all


4973_heatpump_defrost_bug (nmerket) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Build Failed

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cool thank you!!

> On Jul 15, 2015, at 10:09 PM, Jonathon Vandezande <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Since self.geom is an np.ndarray, you can just multiply it by the conversion factor.
>
> —
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>


No, you falsely accused me and for that you are all fucked.

Just the fact that you admit to not respecting me or saying I don't deserve it means I will trouble more.


Testing Lagi


Test


Haha :smile:


不要把 .idea 文件夹也提交上来


Oops, my bad.  That's probably the libretro issue, then.  FYI @ToadKing.

Why the switch though, I wonder?  For Windows 10 or something?

-[Unknown]


Erp, sorry for not catching.

-[Unknown]


@laher Maybe you wanna check how I implemented the blacklist and also the allowed response content types.


i'm update mod_nginx module , and  there is null except hostname,time,view_time in nginx table. what can i do ?


compare everything but the first line - as they will usually differ but we don't care.


IMO we didn't want to add below two into base.. since we are using bootstrap 3 normalize.min.css can be remove for sure

<link rel="stylesheet" href="<%=jagg.getAbsoluteUrl(jagg.getThemeFile('assets/css/font-awesome.min.css'))%>">
 +        <link rel="stylesheet" href="<%=jagg.getAbsoluteUrl(jagg.getThemeFile('assets/css/normalize.min.css'))%>">


I guess so. Didn't look, but the artifact doesn't exist.


RoomAirflowNetwork (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1674 of 1677 tests passed)

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This might be nitpicking, but I don't understand your choice of names: Why OGR? Why not go with OGC, or even wkbGeometryType?
OGR is often recognized in the GIS FOSS world as the vector half of the GDAL/OGR suite


Similar comment here; shouldn't this be ewkbModifer? These are PostGIS specific if I'm not mistaken.


Does it matter here that 252 market days isn't always necessarily exactly a year from the start date?


RoomAirflowNetwork (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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I'm not sure what BBPoint refers to; Have you considered something line Coordinate, or Coordinate2D?


Man, I thought the begin/until idiom was kind of elegant. (Granted, super confusing, though. We can leave it. :P)


97668326-WholeBuildingLoad (kbenne) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1674 of 1677 tests passed)

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this one was almost entirely me, leaving extra lines between e.g. method ends and the class definition end. does anyone else care about that?


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.5.0.349](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=8757&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) is now running


Does this structure preclude 3D geometries, or geometries with measures (m-values)?


a huevo ese es my hijo, per usas section :/


Why do this?


Does this really work?


Given that the other PostGIS geometry types are defined by coordinates in BBPoint structures, could you store the coordinates of the PostgisPoint in a BBPoint as well, for consistency?


What about ``Tag``? Shouldn't they be deleted as well?


Vog, crap. I did the wrong <i>...  was tired. Was supposed to be this one `<i class="mdi-navigation-menu"></i>` to `<i class="mdi-navigation-menu blue-text"></i>`


Corregir " i - 10 " por " i - 1 "


Whichever way we go, it should be consistent, and it seems more files had no empty line?


BTW I am going to reinstall Ubuntu etc to see if it fixes some of my
problems. (I found the Ubuntu  - System Monitor  and found I had 10 copies
of QT Creator showing, but ending all the processes did not fix my QT
Creator problem, nor did removing and reinstalling..) I hope my recent
commits have now caused any of this!

On Wed, Jul 15, 2015 at 11:25 AM, carbuncle grim <mclarekin@gmail.com>
wrote:

> Several hours later.      Attached is the file, was last modified 29 June
> last accessed 30 June. Located in the folder where my old Windows
> Mandelbulber V2.04 setting and images are stored.
>
> Should I really have a version of 2,04  on my Ubuntu partition.
> computer/home /Graeme/
>
> And to make things worse, QT Creator now will not respond,  loads and
> turns grey
>
> On Wed, Jul 15, 2015 at 10:41 AM, carbuncle grim <mclarekin@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Found it     ...../media/graeme/TI80162900E/Users/Graeme/mandelbulber  So
>> file path leads through that  partioning stuff. Still can not find any
>> auto.fract.
>>
>>
>> what is weird is why I cannot remember it happening weeks ago, why it
>> just seems to have started. Hmmm?
>>
>>
>>  i have just noticed another another problem when I hover over a tooltip
>> like the select color button, the  text "Parameter name:
>> .......rgb(255,255,255)"  is repeated several times (it is ok when first
>> run, then starts repeating.)
>>
>>  Although  this could have been inadvertently caused by me correcting
>> spelling in the render_window.ui yesterday.
>>
>>
>> # Mandelbulber settings file
>> # version 2.04
>> # application settings
>> [main_parameters]
>> anim_flight_dir ;
>> camera_absolute_distance_mode 1;
>> camera_movement_mode 1;
>> camera_movement_step 36;
>> camera_rotation_step 30;
>> flight_sec_per_frame 0.01;
>> netrender_client_remote_address ;
>> netrender_client_remote_port 1;
>> netrender_server_local_port 1;
>> show_cursor false;
>>
>> On Wed, Jul 15, 2015 at 6:30 AM, Sebastian Jennen <
>> notifications@github.com> wrote:
>>
>>> I don't think you have a problem with your system
>>> it is most certainly a bug in the program.
>>>
>>> Look into /home/graeme/.mandelbulber
>>> There you should be able to find the mentioned files.
>>>
>>> —
>>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>>> <https://github.com/buddhi1980/mandelbulber2/commit/9620b313cfc8011a7f9d5620dcc5e9f395c9bbca#commitcomment-12162478>
>>> .
>>>
>>
>>
>


How can I match both `/product/:id` and `/product/:id/` after this change?


Use first letter in caps when commenting


use ADD not add


I just checked and they are in the main artifact, along with `org.abego.treelayout` and `org.stringtemplate.v4`


Thanks Travis!


Ok, I'm not sure, if this way is right, but somehow this formula works :)
Used formulas in https://github.com/ChronoMonochrome/Chrono_Kernel-1/commit/e1f44193a804c5f742eb7cd18eb2c800bb33fd06 is a particular case of this form
`((0.01*cap-0.1966)**2 - 0.0387)/a + b` - "**" is power. Later I'll use python language to describe what is needed find a and b parameters.
`def cap2v(cap,a,b):`
`...      return ((0.01*cap-0.1966)**2 - 0.0387)/a + b`

first - use any known values, e.g.
>>> cap2v(100,1.3123, 3.7395)
4.2018573573115905

We need get here 4.15.... - let's adjust a parameter manually:
after several attempts we'll get this:
`>>> cap2v(100,1.4763, 3.7395)`
`4.1504947571631785`

But we don't want to change table wholly - since this formula works only in 30-100% capacitance interval.
Lets adjust b, so that F(50%) = "stock value", e.g. 3.829V

`>>> cap2v(50,1.4763, 3.7395)`
`3.775638698096593`
`>>> cap2v(50,1.4763, 3.7395+(3.829-3.775))`
`3.829638698096593`

But wait, V(100%) now isn't 4.15V:
`>>> cap2v(100,1.4763, 3.7395+(3.829-3.775))`
`4.204494757163179`

We need again adjust a:
`cap2v(100,1.7005, 3.7395+(3.829-3.775))`
`4.150307738900324`
Now check again F(50%):
`>>> cap2v(50,1.7005, 3.7395+(3.829-3.775))`
`3.824874042928551`
Difference between stock value and this is 5mAh, and if needed, steps above can be repeated again.


It should be LEN() not lEN()


I've read through the commits online and they look good.  I'll actually test them out very soon.  Thanks for working this one up.


Move long-running operations (I/O) out of the Main thread (aka UI thread)


yes, that is a mistake.


2nd modification


hey Robin @eviltrout, not sure if this is a good idea for the ember framework but i'll go anyway.
Was thinking more on the user experience side.
Would it be a good idea to have something like this where the user can  **copy and paste the tag link (dfp) into the above input box**
and then choose which position (`connectors/discovery_list_container_top`) in the site for the ad to display (e.g. above topics, bottom of page etc.)

concerned about whether this would fit well in the framework, whether preventing injection attacks would be messy work and other things.

happy to hear any input from coaches @adelsmee @jocranford @georg @link664. also, this working code where the ad displays is stuff that Vi @ladydanger did last night! super gr8 work.


BUG HERE


Why `hydrate(false)` vs. `toArray()` at the end? I ask because it is effectively ignoring the `User::$_hidden` fields.


Something to ponder about!


@obiot TMX ObjectGroup `draworder` isn't supported at all! This is the current implementation. It's identical to the *other two* auto-depth features. :disappointed:

Sadly, the ObjectGroup draworder property is not documented: http://doc.mapeditor.org/reference/tmx-map-format/#objectgroup But it is mentioned in this old ticket: https://github.com/melonjs/melonJS/issues/542#issuecomment-59062182

Here's the relevant Tiled source code:

* Definition: https://github.com/bjorn/tiled/blob/4ac2131098e284ee5fc214d5a5f05b50ccc9c5f9/src/libtiled/objectgroup.h#L52-L62
* Acceptable property values: https://github.com/bjorn/tiled/blob/4ac2131098e284ee5fc214d5a5f05b50ccc9c5f9/src/libtiled/objectgroup.cpp#L229-L237
* Commit that introduced it: https://github.com/bjorn/tiled/commit/d57bd6b0c00d629ec162aadb018edde9d69151b5


The "if" block with nothing but a comment reads weirdly to me. I feel like it would be more clear if we just wrap the "sQSBR = false" line in "if tablet.Type != topo.TYPE_WORKER".


Work in progress


works for me.


# fix some bug :))


@surangak @harsha89  :-)
And I say "Person is successfully updated" :D


RoomAirflowNetwork (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (647 of 647 tests passed)

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Right, nvm. I got confused thinking that the other using statements were still in the file.


@parasyte man this is a super old post ! :p

when converting XML to JSON object, drawOrder is emulated using a private `_drawOrder` property, that allows to maintain the correct object and layer ordering, once converted to JSON (don't ask me why now, as I don't remember, but it is not always the case).

https://github.com/melonjs/melonJS/blob/master/src/level/TMXUtils.js#L93
https://github.com/melonjs/melonJS/blob/master/src/level/TMXUtils.js#L93

this is then used, but only again with TMX converted objects : https://github.com/melonjs/melonJS/blob/master/src/level/TMXTiledMap.js#L386


어떻게 이러실수있나여!


변수명이 이게 뭡ㄴㅣ까 active2라니 혼날래여


왜 $active == member입니까 @Burningsweetpotato 씨


Nice thing about this is that everything that's statically typed now gets auto-completion as well ;-)


Fix for #1255


Nicer compaction of this


Discussion at https://groups.google.com/d/msg/cryptopp-users/p4gVtYHnmOU/qFz9V6Dgxi4J.


Yep, super old. ;) But since it's still being used today, it's a good place to point out the problems. This can be made way better!


aren't small copy and long copy testing the same thing?


changed hamburger nav icon using built-in framework CSS. This fixes issue #36 properly


Oh, I see.  Sorry, not used to the Rust semantics here.


Protip! Generally when we have example configuration files in git we name them something indicating they're an example, and encourage the user to copy the example to another name before editing. That new file is then added to `.gitignore`. For example, since `callram.conf` is hard-coded into the script, name this file `callram.example.conf` and add `callram.conf` to `.gitignore`


This prevents against accidental committing and pushing of secrets, and makes the git cleaner to work with


Thanks @ibennetch .
I will make the suggested changes and open a new PR.

Also, could you find any places in the code, which I have missed completely till now, where related changes have to be made ?


Bingo. Perfect.


I don't think this needs to be fully qualified with the package name


Will fix this today.


I'd tend to have the main @TaskAction at the top of the file and the helper functions below.


Do you want these inlined? (I'd probably keep them myself )

On that note I somewhat regret not making `padTo` able to work as the first arg now :)


Hey mate, it looks like you have fixed the issue with the unicode branch, but not the ascii branch?


No longer need this line. Just do the return above.


This commit broke the `TestFindFilesWithSymlinks` test:

```
go-bindata $ go test ./...
--- FAIL: TestFindFilesWithSymlinks (0.00s)
	convert_test.go:55: Symlink source and target produced different function lists.  Expected File1 to be file1
	convert_test.go:55: Symlink source and target produced different function lists.  Expected File2 to be file2
	convert_test.go:55: Symlink source and target produced different function lists.  Expected File3 to be file3
	convert_test.go:55: Symlink source and target produced different function lists.  Expected File4 to be file4
FAIL
FAIL	github.com/jteeuwen/go-bindata	0.018s
?   	github.com/jteeuwen/go-bindata/go-bindata	[no test files]
```

There's a PR #102 to fix it.


UPD. even bisect method isn't needed here, a parameter can be found much easier:

>>> cap2v(100,1.3123, 3.7395)
4.2018573573115905

`def getA(V, V0, cap): return  ((0.01*cap-0.1966)**2 - 0.0387)/(V-V0)`
>>> getA(4.15, 3.7395,100)
1.478079317904993

a = 1.4780793179049942


@mageshgv-oc @chandra-k @rukansari


Extract "J2objcConfig.from(project)" as shared variable to reduce typing.


drawOrder should be supported though when parsing the XML, it's there in the code.


Should be:

    getTestArgs().each { String arg ->
        args arg
    }


Hi Deven, I don't notice anything that seems to be missing.

I do have a problem in that I have an SSL connection between MySQL and phpMyAdmin, which I set up more or less as described [here](https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/using-ssl-connections.html), and I still see the message `This method requires using a 'SSL connection' or an 'unencrypted connection that encrypts the password using RSA'; while connecting to the server.`

I'll try to look in to it tomorrow, it's rather late here and I must go for now.


Any reason why 2.0.0 instead of a more current version?


I changed it around with commit 1e5c8082b2b4b314e18691e2dd2f979684f195a7 (it should be a better fix, along with the next one too)


This is subtle, but should be "using *an* SSL connection".


Same here as above; should be "using an SSL"


So this leaves `CONFIG_PPP=y` in all kernels, is this the intent of this change? Would leaving `CONFIG_PPP=y` in the kernel config break OpenVPN as I've had one report of broken VPN following this change.


:+1: I actually like this.


everything except the most complicated gradle craziness :)


How about private method:

     J2objcConfig getJ2objcConfig() {
          return J2objcConfig.from(project)
     }

Repeat for other classes if you like this.


On the "Change password" link which I reach from the main page, I don't see any sha256_password option. Is this intended?


this should be fine:
https://docs.gradle.org/current/javadoc/org/gradle/process/ExecSpec.html#args(java.lang.Iterable)


Try to use indentation.


@dmzx,

please.


we should indeed correct the other ones that are not idiomatic, but can do so in another CL


@brunobowden - these ~10 lines is one of things i don't like about CompileStatic.
i had to figure out this internal class inside the JavaPlugin.  normally I just use the public DSL api of the java plugin which is the dynamic property sourceSets on project.


This line may not be true for each machine, as we might have different theme being applied on each machine as well as the packages and other specific settings may not be present at all, so delete the line every time you copy it to new location.


While this fixes the page scrolling issue, it completely breaks $mdDialog's parent option which allowed you to center a dialog respective to its parent, not the entire screen. This should probably be optional/user-selectable.


I don't think this gains us anything.  I'd prefer not to.


done


This  text is bold

This text is strong

<big>This text is big</big>

This text is emphasized

This text is small

This text contains
subscript


s/Snappy/LZO


instantiate


From here onwards, move it to a function


This needs the same treatment as the snappy code


Use two space indentation.
Use vim command to indent your code according to your .vimrc file.


test


why not like this:

```python
def pipe(cmd, *arguments):
```

Python will raise the ValueError for you.


Use braces even if it has one statement


cool stuff


Looks good overall.


i don t get the point of retina display.
apple has put many pixel on the screen, but because everything would look small there is some auto zooming function in operating system?

i mean on a 5k display i bet a 100 radius circle looks small.

but why it appears fuzzy?
is not mac using a 1 on 1 approach?


@Download Does this look fine to you? I've got the gh-page and everything ready, just asking if this all seems fine to you :).


r+


add new line


/r+


rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++


saw approval from stanford-scs
at https://github.com/stellar/stellar-core/commit/252b664fddb5760b1217ea44f1a1adc9db669d7a


merging stellar/stellar-core/newbuild = 252b664f into auto


stellar/stellar-core/newbuild = 252b664f merged ok, testing candidate = a41ec206


Follow naming conventions.


For testing, I did this the poor man's debugger way: I added log_info() lines at various spots, and commented out some of the egregiously prohibited operations like trying to create `/packages/encap` or bothering with downloading any packages (this involved a couple premature `goto`s). I took a `generic.yml` hostclass and a host config file, then added `host.package.production` and `host.package.failsafe` parameters in various configurations, and verified that the log output was as expected. Since none of the package downloading and linking was changed, I am fairly confident in the changes; however, it would be nice to (separately) add a real test suite.


You may want to use `if(==null) continue; `  what will decrease nesting.


第一次玩


Same here


What this function intend to do ?


Awesome
Thanks


Callout to issue #3


Also please fiz intends, currently you break proper formatting.


Include Readme MD file and describe what this whole repo is about.


Sure, that is a good idea. I scoured through every boolean in the code and verified they were all represented as `int` values, then scoured all the `char


@jadb I didn't consider hidden properties. I had thought it was redundant to convert array to entities and back to array. Can you provide a patch to update?


ok i will do it shortly

On Thu, Jul 16, 2015 at 10:14 AM, qasimcoeus <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Include Readme MD file and describe what this whole repo is about.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/Saad-Waseem/testgit/commit/b2981da9e3a13983340e26cb4f34b9e00f2d6fd8#commitcomment-12195139>
> .
>


我讓他在查詢的時候算 因為我還不會用transaction (茶


@kernc, `read_more_link` only works for me using `truncate_html_words`. i.e. does not update `_summary`. An example is the following snippet where `instance._summary` is never updated.
```
def nohtml_summary(instance):
    if type(instance) == Article:
        soup = BeautifulSoup(instance.summary)
        html = ''.join(soup.find_all(text=True))
        instance._summary =  text_type(html)

def run_plugin(generators):
    for generator in generators:
        if isinstance(generator, ArticlesGenerator):
            for article in generator.articles:
                nohtml_summary(article)
            break

def register():
    #signals.initialized.connect(init)
    try:
        signals.all_generators_finalized.connect(run_plugin)
    except AttributeError:
        # NOTE: This may result in #314 so shouldn't really be relied on
        # https://github.com/getpelican/pelican-plugins/issues/314
        signals.content_object_init.connect(nohtml_summary2)
```


This hasn't been working for a couple of days now and  the updates aren't fixing it. When I have this script and the Launcher enabled, i can't even connect to a server. It will only allow me to connect to the server when the scripts are disabled. Do you know what's causing this?

My screen looks like this when i have the scripts enabled
![screen shot 2015-07-16 at 1 15 50 am](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/13360254/8715991/6aa7bcb2-2b58-11e5-863f-20ca1d6f1168.png)


Shouldn't this be min instead of max?


Looks heaps better!


I'd rather not watch for this.  Can we call it directly from the quantity-update logic instead?


97647908-DocIssues4615 (rglazer2) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1755 of 1755 tests passed)

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Discussion at https://groups.google.com/d/msg/cryptopp-users/AUKPXDduHww/lk0AE9fAVKcJ.


this function prints the names of all files in my apache directory during vagrant up or vagrant provision


@azdkj532 感恩讚嘆

我其實原本有想過但是就懶了（？


transaction就算了（？


Just on the commit message, should this be `refactor` rather than `chore`?


This commit took you 1 hour 31 minutes (according to WakaTime)?


Do you think it can be done in some shell script included in the Vagrantfile ?


self.length = length


Why do this?


will fix tonight


xD


i have included it in the vagrant file using shell script
will upload it all shortly
this was just a test function


I noticed this right after I replied. https://github.com/x64dbg/x64dbg/commit/1eac42ef99dfce97ca2134fcf60523a061e1ff96#diff-a29958c5ad571425e6cec7f7f1896b9cR326

I guess it isn't very helpful to concentrate on multiple things at once :D


You could handle this more compactly with something like:

    if (!found) {
        found = $filter('filter')($scope.carts.cart.orderLines, {orderLine: {'packaged-product': $scope.product.code}});
    }
    found.forEach(function(line) {
        count = count + line.orderLine['quantity-ordered'];
    });

because calling `forEach` is a no-op if `found` is an empty array.


Already an issue in my head. Now it's also an issue at #13.


We should remove the account first; figuring out e.g., keychain entries depends on knowing some prefs.


Apparently.


Good catch :)


(thanks WakaTime)


thanks


Well, you're certainly beating me in the unit tests game.


RoomAirflowNetwork (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1163 of 1163 tests passed)

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我就想试一下


Sorry, this seems my mistake related to `git rebase`.


Feature for #7


test


Nit: space before '{'


it's a `style` change
https://github.com/angular/angular/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#type


Use two space indentation
Divide your code into functions


This change is like compiling a C program by disabling syntax and type checkers.


oh true yeah should probably be `style`


up again

-------- Original message --------

From: segepe <notifications@github.com>

Date:16/07/2015  09:11  (GMT+12:00)

To: rob42/freeboard-server <freeboard-server@noreply.github.com>

Cc: rob42 <robert@42.co.nz>

Subject: Re: [freeboard-server] Added pcb announcement (6336dec)

Thanks for your quick reply

I can wait

BR

Gunnar

Från: rob42 [mailto:notifications@github.com]
Skickat: den 15 juli 2015 22:39
Till: rob42/freeboard-server <freeboard-server@noreply.github.com>
Kopia: segepe <perssongunnar@hotmail.com>
Ämne: Re: [freeboard-server] Added pcb announcement (6336dec)

Yes sorry. I cant fix it till Friday
Rob.

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Use `.first, it's more idiomatic Ruby.


Hi! This comment is a bit confusing to me. What part of the Routing API has been deprecated?
https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/mapping-routing-field.html

Is only the path part? How should we use that from now on?


Try to add some more aliases for example for:
vagrant up
vagrant ssh
and so on


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1240 of 1240 tests passed)

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@kiennguyenquoc em remove cái comment ko cần này đi nhé


Use functions


`get_memory_usage` is a vague name. Where is this memory allocated -- is it on the heap, or mmap'd, or is it unknown? If it *is* known, the name should reflect that. E.g. we have the `HeapSizeOf` trait which contains the `heap_size_of_children` method which makes things clear. If it is unknown there should at least be a comment explaining that.

The same comment applies to the two other functions with the same name.


I'm on vacation right now, so I leave it up to you and @jberthold, but if you rebase (git rebase) or merge (git merge) this PR (or the whole current master branch of ghc-events) on your fork branch and it passes the tests then I'm OK with replacing current master with the outcome of the rebase/merge. Just don't break the history of master, but merge the new version with the old history. In any case, this probably can't be expressed as a PR, so please ask the owners of the haskell github organization for an access to the repo (I'm not an owner).


Use `return if suffix.nil?` it's more idiomatic Ruby.


this misses indexes on the fk_* columns (they are not created automatically on foreign keys).


@deffi420  See https://github.com/radare/radare2/issues/2959 :)


I think this is an unused variable.


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

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Add a small description to these files in readme.md


This essentially means running `pip install -r requirements.txt`, yes? Would it make sense to add these dependencies to `setup.py` under `extras_require['test']`?


Actually, you should run `gulp watch-serve` if you also want it to serve up the site automagically.


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I think `PIDFILE.sub(/\.pid$/, "#{suffix}.pid")` is bit easier to follow, but I haven't tested it.


you need to be root to do this


@euge this is awesome! I hope to have some time late this week or early next week to test it out and definitely would love to see this go into master of this repo, just will require some coordination across our web repo and QA resources.


Change your variables to `camel_case`.


bar: 654321


Haha, all good. I might try and get this building on my box so I can save you the hassle in future :)


The repo's tagline says "Declarative HTTP Testing for Python" - for consistency (and because we've established that gabbi's useful beyond Python), could you drop the "for Python" bit?


Haven't actually tried it because of the metadata `AttributeError`, but I suspect this won't work because `page_size` is also needed in `get_previous_link()` and `get_next_link()`.


`pid` and `pid_file` are assigned below, so I don't think they're necessary here.


this is really suspicious, we always use zval, since the zval * you assign to this could be a stack allocated zval..


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Shouldn't this be in a private file


No it was a mistake, was supposed to be be reverted before merge but me being sloppy.
I blamed jenkins for not pulling the changes and i assumed it was because I appended my commit thats why i added the dummy commit.


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`"[#{i}]" ` should work.


icon should be thumb-up not devoxx4kids
<iron-icon icon="thumb-up"></iron-icon>


yeah. but handling optional parameters is easier this way in JavaScript


removeme


This is awesome, thanks!  Switch your variables to `camel_case` and I'll test it/commit it.


:scissors:


This project is used to record the new though about the current work.
And maybe some trail code to execute it, or maybe just a though.


Just now


@phbcanada , Strangely I don't see this pull request anymore. Can you open a new pull request please and I'll merge it?


I'll need to see the real full headers, handwritten headers won't help as they appear to be identical in your example (excluding the mis-spellings), when in reality they're probably not. If those handwritten headers are actually the headers you're using, you're missing quite a lot of essential fields. Such as the missing Content-Type and Content-Length in your example which can cause the 400 bad request.


Make different sections of your directory e.g. /Code, /Documents and so an. Move the related files in those directories and try to explain each directory in your Readme.md file.


Hi Steven,
This is a very interesting project, currently I am working on designing a Bluetooth board which will speak CBus to my Clarion head unit, and wonder if you are still active to answer some questions re: the design

Kind regards,
-Marcus


Should probably guard against this. Not entire sure what the expected behavior is, but this is how it is handled in the repl:

```
$ python
Python 2.7.10 (default, Jul  3 2015, 01:23:30)
[GCC 4.2.1 Compatible Apple LLVM 6.1.0 (clang-602.0.53)] on darwin
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import sys
>>> sys.excepthook = None
>>> 1/0
sys.excepthook is missing
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
ZeroDivisionError: integer division or modulo by zero
>>> sys.excepthook = "foo"
>>> 1/0
Error in sys.excepthook:
TypeError: 'str' object is not callable

Original exception was:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
ZeroDivisionError: integer division or modulo by zero
```

So something is checking the value of `sys.excepthook` before blindly calling it.


Use proper indentation.
Try to use vim and it's automatic indentation shortcut


In the constructor or the effect text?

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Why not use a map or just convert the character's code to ASCII to find it's position in the string.


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Collections & Serialization Assignment/src/Collections/Books.java

Do it in finally block.


objective C


Hi Tom,

It was required by the new `vendor/vendorctl` script to generate the `GOPATH` environment variable. I removed the call to this script.

See c36c7f27faec63e4969475b7b08c014c6b323442.


I'd probably say we do:

```python
try:
    __excepthook__(*exc_info)
except Exception:
    sys.__excepthook__(*exc_info)
```


Acked-by: scui@redhat.com


Why don't just update it in BigBoss Repo?


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... it was fun to show HTML examples in Development.

But I guess fun things have to end.


This could be marked as a `convenience` initializer and then forward on to the other `init` method.


In case this passes you may want to update comments too.


oh! a message from the past ;)

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For proper error handling you should use the `GError` infrastructure which can – for example – propagate to exceptions in other languages such as Python.


You could use trailing closure syntax here, like so:

```swift
client.parse(data!) { payload in
// ...
}
```


Please use the existing code conventions, i.e. 4 spaces indentation, spaces around operators/assignments, spaces before function call parentheses etc.


Could use trailing closure syntax here...


...and here


I suggest, after history has been tested enough, to repeat the same thing with countermoves. Eventually I can set-up the patch for you. Are you interested?


net_trainer->InitModel()应该就是初始化一下网络参数，读入输入数据，难道还要干别的事吗


I like simple server though…


I raised this as an issue upstream - https://github.com/DICE-UNC/irods-php/issues/12


because that logic is not working when I enter the  key =90 or key =100
thats why i changed the whole solutions

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Hi @rohandaxini,
This alert prompt is needed to show user, that he's selected a file with invalid extension
Thanks


except?


that's the way my friend :dancer:


finally block?


You added an extra method to the VmwareStorageMount interface, however it does nothing in the class where it's implemented.

Check my comments on the VmwareSecondarayStorageResourceHandler.


是不是我的MNIST_CONF有问题
# example configure file for mnist
# training iterator
data = train
iter = mnist
    path_img = "./data/train-images-idx3-ubyte.gz"
    path_label = "./data/train-labels-idx1-ubyte.gz"
    shuffle = 1
iter = end
# evaluation iterator
eval = test
iter = mnist
    path_img = "./data/t10k-images-idx3-ubyte.gz"
    path_label = "./data/t10k-labels-idx1-ubyte.gz"
iter = end

netconfig=start
layer[+1:fc1] = fullc:fc1
  nhidden = 100
  init_sigma = 0.01
layer[+1:sg1] = sigmoid:se1
layer[sg1->fc2] = fullc:fc2
  nhidden = 10
  init_sigma = 0.01
layer[+0] = softmax
netconfig=end

# input shape not including batch
input_shape = 1,1,784
batch_size = 100

## global parameters
dev = cpu
save_model = 1
max_round = 15
num_round = 15
train_eval = 15
random_type = gaussian
## learning parameters
eta = 0.1
momentum = 0.9
wd  = 0.0
# evaluation metric
metric[label] = error
# end of config


你在vs debug mode下跑一下，把完整的backtrace贴过来ok？


No problem URL? Title? Your hackerrank profile ?


我重新编译一下


In the ability text you set here.


Should probably get method from `options` and only default to `GET`.


You are using gz file. the new iterator removed gz support. Please
decompress gz file first. Check the example here:
https://github.com/dmlc/cxxnet/blob/master/example/MNIST/MNIST.conf

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It's used for the API, to be able to update data from an external source e.g. We don't actually use it, we update all our data from jobs.


Thus, why to add the method to an interface if its use is irrelevant?

Instead, you could turn the interface into an abstract class and add the "do nothing" implementation there. By doing so you would avoid this change on VmwareSecondarayStorageResourceHandler.

Would be also nice to refactor the methods and change their names: instead of get/set use something like retrieve/configure. Getter and Setter are used for POJOs. not handlers.


I will re-visit this pull request in a few weeks but if I remember correctly there are still some open questions and clean-up to do before it can be merged.


Now this invalidates all submission results for all contests and datasets... Definitely we need to restrict to this contest only, and preferably only to the submissions in the live datasets (that are those listed in this page).

I will change the todo from "use reevaluation buttons" to "restrict invalidation to this contest and live datasets" before pushing.


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+1 Will do it in finally block


Ah you mean because i published it on github. You're right, I should amend that.


+1 will take a more descriptive name


Mobile devices aren't currently a target platform for us, so unfortunately `LruCache` isn't readily available.


I will.  Thanks.


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: CDS postgres 9.4 [Build 149](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=261206&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 3, passed: 0 Build time: 00:06:25
### Failed tests
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org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest: <no details avaliable>

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

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

```


The matching string for EDGE_12 is not matching Edge version 12. Should probably be "Edge/12". Also include the regex in EDGE_12.


Includes update to death magic as well.


You're absolutely right! I have never tried disabling it, so I didn't spot this bug. Good catch.

Perhaps you could send a PR to the official repository (https://github.com/owncloud/user_cas) to fix this issue.


I suggest using `ct:pal/2`. This function will put message to html test case log and to the console as well.


Could you inherit from one of thoses classes ``TransactionCase`` or ``SingleTransactionCase`` that will init self.env for you!


I guess you sould use ``setUpClass`` insted ``init``


This is weird. I added couple comments yesterday but I don't see anything here now.
I'm going to try posting dummy comments now.


Testing, 1 2 3...


显存有没有要求？


As it's a ``classmethod`` python practices are to use ``cls`` instead ``self``


initialize all raw pointers to null here


You are using CPU mode, nothing is related to GPU memory.

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initialize this to null in constructor


Shouldn't the restore_database_completed toast be placed in RESTORE_DATABASE?


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This is unnecessarily complicated. Since you control the format of the issue body and that format is really simple (just a few blocks of lines), you can parse it directly. No need for state machines here.

Also, it's not future-proof either. If you'd like to add more complex formats later, you'd need to come up with an actual grammar for it and e.g. a top-down recursive parser.


Most of this code is the same as for the commit review issue. Correspondingly, it should be shared (both the template and the parser).
Also, it seems you forgot to parse blockers here. One more reason for refactoring.


initialize this to null ptr in constructor.


initial commit


OK, I've added an option to set the number of threads with the command line, but I kept the possibility to set it with the `par->nThreads` parameter. See  64ff137.


@aelamrani can you have


Does this spec actually call the binary which, in turn, fetches the URL? If so, it's quite slow and depends on the network connection to run...


lgtm


probably won't be needing bindeps, homebrew, or winrpm here, right?


this won't work due to the two single apostrophy's used. use " and escape it with \


I queried the dev about it too before I merged.  But overall the number of diffs reduced significantly


靠北 我把 modified_reason 砍掉了

啊呃…


除非你有要在 dashboard 裡面處理
否則加那個實在不是很有意義啊


The configuration of a connection (pool) request timeout was done to find a problem with hanging connections on CircleCI initially. Sadly I forgot to remove this again so at the moment there is no workaround. :(


fixed


Note that the nextobjectid/id thingy has been implemented in melonjs but not throughly tested to be honest :)


This is awesome!


merge


call v8 method. do not copy-paste code


呃 不然simple-history 根本沒有作用…


why do we need to do imports this way ?


i think, no need to write @api.v8


use filtered method


@azdkj532 所以我把它拔掉了（＃

因為想到要 parse 它變好麻煩，也不太會用到

還不如自己刻紀錄就好


yeah, I tested it, this will be better:
    bundle_line_ids = fields.One2many('product.bundle.line', 'product_bundle_id',
                                       _(u"Products"))


required by default False so no need to declare it.


Also contains code for proxying data for other Katou clients.


use filtered


_company_default_get method is deprecated now. so take current user's company as a default company


Yes, probably, kota.


XD fixed


r+


/r+


增加script章节的内容


Is this environment variable still used?


rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++


rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++


ITYM `'#{Discourse::base_uri}/'`


see above comment


https://github.com/Unitech/PM2/blob/dadf0f5806536ae95636ac929155c39b8bf030bb/ADVANCED_README.md#configuration-file yes


        r rr    +
         r      +
         r    +++++
         r      +
         r      +
         r


ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ


fixed


Beside this i wonder why you see this `ConnectionPoolTimeoutException` at all. The configured timeout relates to the duration that it takes to borrow a connection from the connection pool. 1 second should suffice for it.


26:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
27:1: I100 Imports statements are in the wrong order. import dateutil.parser should be before import dictdiffer
27:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
29:1: I100 Imports statements are in the wrong order. from tempfile should be before import dateutil.parser
30:1: I100 Imports statements are in the wrong order. from functools should be before from tempfile
31:1: I101 Imported names are in the wrong order. Should be abort, current_app, request
31:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
32:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
33:1: I100 Imports statements are in the wrong order. from functools should be before from flask_login
33:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
36:1: I100 Imports statements are in the wrong order. from invenio.modules.editor.models should be before from invenio_records.api
36:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
37:1: I101 Imported names are in the wrong order. Should be Agent, Deposition, DepositionDraftCacheManager
37:1: I100 Imports statements are in the wrong order. from invenio.modules.deposit.models should be before from invenio.modules.editor.models
39:1: I100 Imports statements are in the wrong order. from invenio.ext.logging should be before from invenio.modules.deposit.models
42:1: I101 Imported names are in the wrong order. Should be deposition_record, make_record, record_to_draft
42:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
44:1: I100 Imports statements are in the wrong order. from invenio.legacy.bibdocfile.api should be before from .helpers
45:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
474: D103 Missing docstring in public function
481:19: E261 at least two spaces before inline comment
492:34: E261 at least two spaces before inline comment
498: D103 Missing docstring in public function
505:19: E261 at least two spaces before inline comment
505:20: E262 inline comment should start with '# '


Can you use a editable tree? actually this open a popup


take object from self.env instead of self.pool.

and it should be taken before for loop


سلام. این چی بود؟


saw approval from stanford-scs, stanford-scs, stanford-scs, stanford-scs, stanford-scs
at https://github.com/stellar/stellar-core/commit/5e97f6d4213c1ac251a9b73cc2505e5a44e76512


merging stellar/stellar-core/newbuild = 5e97f6d4 into auto


stellar/stellar-core/newbuild = 5e97f6d4 merged ok, testing candidate = d7f021a6