So I have moved the 1st one in above, here I what I have. is the the proper approach,
1st got the getJavaElement -> 2nd use the newSupertypeHierarchy(pm) -> 3rd get the getAllInterfaces()
now can we use getSuperInterfaceNames() and should we here also compare with a string variable
https://github.com/mdarefin/Convert-For-Each-Loop-to-Lambda-Expression-Eclipse-Plugin/commit/159c42ba176e4b6bc4c8c193f4c09003796dba6a


depth>=7  did better than depth >=6 for SE.
Please change that...and I will approve.


Seems like you should do this in Ping() so it just happens every so often.


Or both?


no, it's comparing segment:segment


i see one call-site in `convert`; where is the other call-site?

(Also I'm wondering why you need to pass the `e` separately when its already part of the given `decimal`; any reason to not just read `decimal.e` at the beginning and update `decimal.e` at the end?)


You cannot change the makefile like this.
VO, beware of Krando , he is a first class troll.


realized i'm overwriting existing error oops


If the major problem here is that we want `Ty<'q>` to be variant w/r/t `'q`, perhaps it would be better to just have `ty_struct` continue to embed a `DefId`, rather than embedding a reference to the `AdtDef`?

OTOH, the trick you've worked out here is pretty clever. It does seem like it's nice to be able to have a "read-only" alias that is variant, and I guess that the lifetime games you are playing here make that possible.

/me ponders


If you do it everywhere, I wouldn't make it a necessary condition for trying the request anyway. Try to sync, then if that doesn't work, just try with the cluster information you know about and see if it sticks.


Just a quick note, avoid using the Given, When, Then prefixes outside the actual steps.


All good points. I changed it so I can call configure on a list of components, without it, the base class configure would be called. Also clang was giving warnings.

I recommend removing the second argument's default value. This should remove the ambiguity.

I am indifferent on how these parameters are set: programmatically (e.g., - command line) or modifying XML file provided by ATI. Although the XML file hides these options a bit.


The position of params is conditional (because of query params); you need to preserve the tree structure right up until you serialize it into a string.


@Rocky640
Thanks... I was suspicious about that.

Test deleted.


Our use case includes reading only new messages and not all messages in a given topic from the beginning. We're using the term "fast-forwarding" to refer to setting the offset to the current high water mark and skipping over old messages.


[nit] could switch to initialization w/o static constructor.


If all you want in the base class is just these two declarations, then i do not see value in sub classing this.


This change to makefile breaks the compile on my x86-32. It does not have popcnt.


I'm sorry. I don't know where (2) and (3) from above come into play here. They seem missing to me:

> 2. This type **implements** `java.util.Collection` (in the case that the type is a class), or
3. This type **extends** `java.util.Collection` (in the case that the type is an interface).


Done


Try to match this with the actual file name, since it's a profile feature you would have a title of "User Profile" and move your current title to a scenario.

A scenario is what explains or is a summary of the intended test run. So if your scenario is "User can edit profile information" then it would be automatically understood that this test will be about update/patching.


Segment types need to be exported, and they include this symbol in the type signature of their `generate` method. So TypeScript requires this to be exported.


Maybe this needs more information about how to use this? Or maybe that's at a more meta level. Like:
* Where do I enter this code in AB? (Maybe that's covered enough by the names of the files and it should be in the top-level README...)
* I understand that what you name the endpoint has to match what you call in the widget; I wonder if someone new to AB would.

I think that, so far, this is a 'Description' but not a 'Use'.


Why do you need this method?


That's why I took it right out when you pointed out `st.h`.


(i'd also be curious to know if LLVM is smart enough to avoid intermediate memory traffic with the writes to `decimal.integral`, or if that would actually be better off stashed in a local variable during the loops and then updated at the end...)


Is this what you had in mind?


Hi Aidy,

  Thanks for letting me know. Actually this is just as part of my play around with script. Anyway I will have to update them for actual load test.

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I was following your instruction
"So, (1) you have just about done (I filled #21). For (2) and (3), I recommend using the following methods in the following order:

http://help.eclipse.org/mars/topic/org.eclipse.jdt.doc.isv/reference/api/org/eclipse/jdt/core/dom/IBinding.html#getJavaElement-- (which you can call on the ITypeBinding you have to get the corresponding IJavaElement, which should be an instance of IType),
http://help.eclipse.org/mars/topic/org.eclipse.jdt.doc.isv/reference/api/org/eclipse/jdt/core/IType.html#newSupertypeHierarchy-org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor- (to get the supertype hierarchy), and
Either:
http://help.eclipse.org/mars/topic/org.eclipse.jdt.doc.isv/reference/api/org/eclipse/jdt/core/ITypeHierarchy.html#getAllInterfaces-- or
http://help.eclipse.org/mars/topic/org.eclipse.jdt.doc.isv/reference/api/org/eclipse/jdt/core/ITypeHierarchy.html#getAllSuperInterfaces-org.eclipse.jdt.core.IType-
For this last one, I'm not quite sure. Try it out and see what it returns. You'll need some good test cases here. Three I can think of are:"


Why do we need to log csrfToken parameter value. Is it not a security violation.


styling for h1 headings, links, navigation


Got this error
```
Scanning dependencies of target graphene_app
[ 93%] Building CXX object libraries/app/CMakeFiles/graphene_app.dir/api.cpp.o
/home/clayop/graphene/libraries/app/api.cpp: In lambda function:
/home/clayop/graphene/libraries/app/api.cpp:1139:41: error: expected ‘,’ or ‘;’ before ‘for’
                                         for( const auto& k : auth.get_keys() )
                                         ^
/home/clayop/graphene/libraries/app/api.cpp:1138:53: warning: unused variable ‘auth’ [-Wunused-variable]
                                         const auto& auth = &id(_db).active
                                                     ^
...
```


@Glenn-1990 can you please move this to 2.2.5 changelog section and remove the 2.2.6 section completely? We want to have this in 2.2.5


Good point I'll need to double check that


Great on analysing needed features. Though just keep in mind to make your title similar to the actual file name. Helps with reading the code and organization.

And scenarios are the summary of what you're intended test run is going to cover.

Closed!

:dancer: :bee:


LGTM this commit

there are a few places that have iptables-save or similar strings hardcoded


fix-run-without-permissions-5062 (nealkruis) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1789 of 1789 tests passed)

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Might be simpler to just keep around slices for `true` and `false`, and call `sol_buffer_set_slice()` with those.


suggest a more meaningful variable name - instead of x, perhaps 'news_result'?


I am removing this, I was trying to create a method and call it from checkEnhancedForStatementIteratesOverCollection this method


Thanks @staeff !


There are some interesting things going on in this code that, in the context of this being an example, might deserve to be called out (in comments?)
For example:
* We're using AB's HTTPClient instead of a lower-level library
* It might be interesting to say what cases cause the need for cleanly encoding.


added grid earlier- trying to remove it but github wont let me


Can you add an assertion for the expected start date before posting?


@hudokkow is it really necessary to bump the addon version for this change? If not, could you please put the changelog comment into the 2.2.5 section and remove the 2.2.6 section from changelog and revert the version bump in addon.xml?


You did commit merge conflict ...


Looks good


if I was not following them properly, could you elaborate this steps, so I could follow them properly


Ah ok sorry I think I got confused.


NameError here, `self` is not defined.


A search through iptables.go shows one more place with `"iptables-save"` hardcoded (`checkRuleWithoutCheck`). Will push through with next round of fixes.


Also a few in iptables_test.go, will get those too.


This can be achieved [more elegantly](https://github.com/coduno/app/blob/master/.travis.yml#L12) :)


This task won't execute unless the developer explicitly enables it later on, so I'm not sure how much we'd benefit from commenting out the task definition. I'll add an extra line to the existing comment string elaborating on what the task does if you're concerned it will confuse developers.

As it is, the process of hunting through various files for the right bits to uncomment in order to enable SW caching is less-than-ideal, and I'd rather not introduce one more swath of code that developers might forget to uncomment.


not sure if it will work the same in .NET. Check this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23164012/byte-masking-in-java. Most likely you would need to do an unchecked cast to uint instead.


Done.


My worry isn't performance, it's feasibility. I don't have experience with munching binary stuff in Python, so I'll have to see how I can turn a hex string into a float. Back when I wrote this script, I only managed to pass the unencoded bytes straight into `struct.parse`. But printing random bytes causes a couple of problems, so I'll gladly get rid of it now.


OK, first things first. Do you have this complete?

> ... I recommend using the following methods in the following order:
> 1. [`IBinding.getJavaElement()`](http://help.eclipse.org/mars/topic/org.eclipse.jdt.doc.isv/reference/api/org/eclipse/jdt/core/dom/IBinding.html#getJavaElement--) (which you can call on the `ITypeBinding` you have to get the corresponding `IJavaElement`, which should be an instance of `IType`),


:D Well I like the idea of just putting the templates in cfgov-django project. Seems like the smart decision.


I don't like this. Not only this isn't threadsafe, the response won't be cleared from one invocation of this function to another. Maybe pass this one as a parameter to the callback and allocate inside the server stack?


Looks Good


deprecate in favor of string.Empty


this has also now been fixed properly - infopoints and doors are full-right dialogue members.


Yeah i know - fixed it after that :) thanks


Let there be a space between the selector and the curly brace


Actually, first things **really** first :). Do you have this? And, if so, where is the **passing** test on travis?

> 1. This type **is** `java.util.Collection` (which you have already started to do here), or


Слово `metadata` здесь теперь лишнее.


И здесь лишнее.


Would setting a very low retention period on the topic have the same effect ? (e.g. 500 milliseconds)


style: use C# keyword instead (applies elsewhere)


OK, having reconsidered, I think this is a cool pattern you've got here, but we perhaps just need a clearer elucidation of what it's aiming to do, along with some nicer type aliases. For example:

```
/// A read-only reference to an ADT definition. References
/// of this type can query the state of an ivar, but not mutate it.
type AdtDef<'tcx> =  &'tcx AdtDefData<'tcx, 'static>;

/// A mutable reference to an ADT definition. This is what we
/// store in the tcx tables. In particular, this form
/// permits the IVars to be fulfilled. Note that, unlike with
/// `&mut` references, there may be extant read-only aliases
/// when the ivar is fulfilled.
type AdtDefMut<'tcx> = &'tcx AdtDefData<'tcx, 'tcx>;
```


Please send the following information:
1. A link to your test case source code.
1. A link to your test case input and output files (resources).
1. A link to the travis test where this test is being run and passing.


yes, I have this. I have changed the default method and it's now iterating over collection as you sugessted


Thanks, fixed 5f5d548


It is especially nicer for cross-compatability, because every editor interprets the tab as a different length, Atom by default interprets its length as 2, GEdit as 4, GitHub and vi as 8.
For Notepad++ I think you can use this article to change the default setting: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/455037/notepad-convert-tabs-to-spaces


[nit] could do without static ctor


Thank you for the new commits, works for me again, hope it works for you also.


Почему не `self.meta`?


I feel like we should find a more meaningful name than `'lt` -- though it's tricky because it's sort of abstract. `'writer` is sort of...ok, not a precise match with anything, but at least suggestive of the role of `'lt`.


could you please check if it still makes sense to have it in .NET?


Не должно быть вызывов с `element=True`


Also I'd prefer a name like `AdtDefData` to `AdtDef_`


If the test is failing, then please send a link to the travis run where it is failing so that we may see why.


The loop can be a one-liner, you should look into IntStreams in order to do this.


methods like this can be made extension methods


Hello Jeff. Is there a reason you had in mind for this line note?


Please, let's concentrate only on this issue (#8).


It would have the same effect for this consumer. However we have multiple consumers running against these topics and not all of them require the reading of the most recent messages.


s/row/column/


I'll keep this page open and wait for your response.


If I'm not missing something this package did not link against libcrypto/ssl.


> I've seen that you had changed something on the previous version of this file. The version I'm currently uploading is from the upstream without change. Could you please test and check if your change is still needed ?

The change should no longer be needed, it was due to an unconventional packaging of SFML 2 in Mageia (a trick to make it parallel installable with SFML 1.6). I've since taken over the maintainership of SFML and deprecate the SFML 1.6 version, so I dropped the weird hack ;)


Doesn't line 135 need this fix as well?


please add method doc in https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AXEMAS/doc/master/source/ios_api.rst


The `Object.assign` that @ben-eb  [recommended](https://github.com/postcss/postcss/commit/33e5acb8053060f622b435f514278e5e16541c50#commitcomment-12570272) is a ponyfill, not a polyfill, which means it doesn't overwrite the native method.

It's not solving a "problem," per se, but I think it's definitely adding readability to the code, not just here but everywhere else you are using the same technique (I've definitely seen a few instances of this).

To be clear, I'm not complaining about the linting at all. I just think it would add better code readability.


Idea was to not load when symlink points outside of /usr. Any suggestions on how to cope with this situation?


I guess I was referring to `b = 5*4+1 #Setting length for two by two square` being declared outside the function
I understand why you did it for recursion though


use explicit culture info. OrdinalIgnoreCase should do here I thinkg


The built-in validation (see `error()`) is not trivial to implement in Rust (without external crates), but that's a minor thing. The real reason is history: This script goes back to when I was only starting to understand Algorithm M by writing a proof of concept implementation. Not having to implement `divmod` first first was nice, but that's not relevant any more.

(It would remain a separate Algorithm M implementation from `libcore/num/dec2flt/algorithm.rs` though.)


Please check if this needs to be disposable


I've added dateutil and six.py in extlib so this works now.


The current HEAD has the dot output that includes quad edges.
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> The dot output is something I thought of too. I had another commit to add
> differently-oriented ends to the edges, but although it tested fine on my
> machine, I got what I think was an intermittent failure in the seemingly
> unrelated vg map "unitig mapping position is as expected" test on Travis.
> So I pulled it and added debugging that to my TODO list.
>
> portPos looks like a much better way to do that. I didn't know it was a
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space missing :)


Why do you think that `for-in` is bad for readility?


@yohanboniface This was specific for the rasterizer. It was to help with the really common case of having a base set of options that go into vector tile creation that also are needed for rasterization. Things like `metatile`, `bufferSize`, etc.

```js
.use(vtileraster(_.extend({}, common, {xml: "...", ...})) // without
.use(vtileraster(common, {xml: "...", ...}); // with
```
For the proxy, I wouldn't worry about it.


Changed the way BMI as string is listed


Is this is going to leave a dangling pointer when `new_dir` is freed? Also the old code converted from UTF-8 to locale encoding, but after the change it seems to be kept as UTF-8.


There should probably be a `require 'erb'` for completeness.


It looks like this will leave a dangling pointer as well.


I started off with peerDepending on ESLint, and ran into issues at the time.  How is this working out for you?


This case is even easier to write with iterators than the one in `bignum.rs`, so that's certainly worthwhile for readability. No optimization is to be gained, but it'll get slightly prettier.


@EugeneButusov, you should describe in details about supported params for each provider.


- Fixed gamesPlayed (I think you can only idle in one game now, not sure)
- Added protobuf message listener (will be VERY spammy on silly logging)
- Fixed webLogOn cookies
- Added some sentry stuff


Rebased and confirmed working as intended. The 'duration' related problems all vanished with those last two commits. Job well done imo :+1: :grinning:


@dkayiwa It is a failing test. We just add this test to demonstrate our problem.


This makes bundle with camel context  Failed to resolve endpoint, when SAP is not avaliable during budle installation or fuse startap with already installed bundle.


Agreed, we need to work on getting rid of -1. It's responsible for my favorite EDD security flaw.


I will, these all came from the ItemAssistant class.


 A link to your test case source code.
https://github.com/mdarefin/Convert-For-Each-Loop-to-Lambda-Expression-Eclipse-Plugin/commit/dd4c98c8f687230952a813afd1a2a80790ac1768
TestCase input and out put:
https://github.com/mdarefin/Convert-For-Each-Loop-to-Lambda-Expression-Eclipse-Plugin/tree/master/edu.cuny.citytech.foreachlooptolambda.ui.tests/resources/ForeachLoopToLambda/testLoopIterateOverCollection
Travis Link
https://travis-ci.org/mdarefin/Convert-For-Each-Loop-to-Lambda-Expression-Eclipse-Plugin
I don't have the automed testCase setup,
Ok, i ssue I am faced in local machine, the testIterateOverCollection Fail, if in the conditon where we check the if (typeName.startsWith("java.util.Collection"))  if use "java.util.List" it pass, but the default method pass, which has the same testCase as testIterateOverCollection.


Very interesting distinction and capability. Thanks for the explanation!   I'll keep one in my pocket in case I ever hit this use case.  I hope your pull request is accepted.


`filter` not `Filter`, we only cap `Maxwell` because it's a name


Do we want these to be file loggers at all? (Not a loaded question.)


It's not bad, but it could be more terse, which I thought you favored is all. If not, that's fine.


test-s3-fixes (lefticus) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1794 of 1795 tests passed)

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FYI, this was already in [./contrib/pattern.png](https://github.com/PolyarcGames/psmoveapi/blob/master/contrib/pattern.png).


Hi,

this code breaks the lib when not using a curlOption in cheers config.

TypeError: Cannot set property 'url' of undefined
    at Object.module.scrape (/Users/user/Sites/github/npm_projects/cheers/lib/cheers.js:74:33)
    at Object.<anonymous> (/Users/user/Sites/github/npm_projects/cheers/example/simpleExample.js:31:8)
    at Module._compile (module.js:460:26)
    at Object.Module._extensions..js (module.js:478:10)
    at Module.load (module.js:355:32)
    at Function.Module._load (module.js:310:12)
    at Function.Module.runMain (module.js:501:10)
    at startup (node.js:129:16)
    at node.js:814:3


`MBs`


put this on a single line please. Splitting it into multiple lines doesn't really help readability much, and it hurts our coverage over time if this method propagates


( I hope you don't mind me commenting here.)

You can avoid creating the MatchData object by using `[]` or `=~` on `str` and passing it `regex`.

`@regex_array.detect { |regex| str[regex] }` or `@regex_array.detect { |regex| str =~ regex }`

Also `any?` seems more appropriate than `detect`. Is there a reason to use `detect`?


I'll steal this one for now, better to have it in for VTOL. @tumbili something to resolve as well.


Update Noon -


Did you intend to pass one or more than one state object?


fgfgfgfgfg


gfgdgfdg


I like the simplification in this patch, but the error message should read:
`World XXX does not exist or not enabled`, you have an extra `s` on the word `exist`.


Please update it !! I need this plugin.. :s


How 'bout just `yyyMMddTHHmmssZ`?


Hey Vince,

That's the general idea. Originally we mutated the ```@rack``` variable and did not notice since we only ever called the method a couple times in isolation.

Now you just have to emulate the ```temp1 == temp2``` part from within the test framework, i.e. you won't have direct access to ```@rack```.

In general, testing that you did not mutate any state of the object (i.e. ```Game```) can be tricky (depending on the object's public API), but I think checking that the ```rack``` method is idempotent might be a good start.

You would also want tests that check the output of ```rack``` changes as pieces are placed on the board.


Actually, to be safe, I think that this is the **very first** thing you want to check, even before the type name. The reason I am worried is that I don't know what type names of arrays look like. For example, I am wondering if iterating over an **array** of `Collection`s would mistakenly pass your precondition.


No it is a single existing state


test-s3-fixes (lefticus) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1794 of 1795 tests passed)

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There are two call sites because `convert` is monomorphized twice, once for `f32` and once for `f64`. Good point about `e` though, up until very recently `decimal.exp` was the exponent *string* and the integer `e` only existed as local variable of `convert`. I didn't realize this too could be simplified when I changed `decimal.exp`. The same issue applies to `trivial_cases` further below.

(The memory traffic is discussed in #27130, if it's inlined then LLVM eliminates the memory traffic, otherwise it currently can't. @eefriedman described why the memory writes can't be eliminated if unwinding is possible, but if all bounds checks are removed as they should be, then LLVM should be able to optimize it away.)


please check this today/tonight


yes! thanks @pedrobaeza


i miss you tristan! <3 <3 <3


Edits here are just copy edits. Everything okay.


```java
// TODO 1.621+ use standard method
```


Hum hum


^ like


Content change in HTML on browser in manager tools, all okay.


I may know nothing about this code, but is `SIZE_MAX` to be used to check uint64_t?


All good


All good, nice and simple


Will this automatically save the edited state?


ok, so I will check if condition first, where it's checking, is the node is an Array type, and I am putting all the code in else. if it's an array type, we don't need to check.


You dun fucked up


nit: can you replace skip_binder with a call to `no_late_bound_regions` and `unwrap`? I believe that is correctly because the tuple signature should have no LBR.


please check this today/tonight
i want you to clean up this script and re commit to confirm you understand


Could be combined into one $scope function as an aside and just take two inputs in `function(leftOrRight, tiles)` where `leftOrRight` indicates which map... would help in terms of reducing the number of `$scope` elements and would make Angular have less to monitor but this isn't a big deal.


I think you need to read this:

http://stackoverflow.com/a/28660040/22003

If we're syncing every time we save a password, I don't want us grabbing 75 log paths and stat'ing each of them. For hundreds of milliseconds. So figuring out if we're over-size *quickly* seems important.


it's also our coding guidelines, to explicity specify the access modifier on types and methods.. internal static class Program..


No else with early return.


um wot r u talkin about, look at `master` did u hack this commit 2 mak mi look dum????


> A link to your test case source code.
dd4c98c

I am actually not looking for commits. I would like location on the master branch. For example:

https://github.com/mdarefin/Convert-For-Each-Loop-to-Lambda-Expression-Eclipse-Plugin/blob/master/edu.cuny.citytech.foreachlooptolambda.ui.tests/test%20cases/edu/cuny/citytech/foreachlooptolambda/tests/ForeachLoopToLambdaRefactoringTest.java#L90-L92


did you test this? I thought we aim to not break master (too much). (well, we did, in the past)

thanks god I dont care for rpi, but fyi, people report "but it does not compile" :)

4.1.4 is broken. too


Perhaps this could be generalized to take an array of resolvers and call them in sequence until some of them returns non-null?


Although the commit would be helpful if we were looking at a failing commit on travis or something.


validateURLItemEncoding implies that the url item should be required and duplicates work of validateRequiredField. I think it would be better to call validateRequiredField explicitly for field being checked in the proper place then making current function do 2 validations. Found this "smell" while writing 'auto-key-generation' for our sandbox Studio.


yeah we are just updating the existing state object that is already present in the patient program instance.


You can remove the external parentheses now.


Note that once we hit the limit, we'll be calling `savedLogFilenames` *twice* for each new log file. We can get rid of one call by using `enumeratorAtURL:includingPropertiesForKeys:options:errorHandler:` as mentioned in the SO post below. Not perfect, but better.


U NO WAT U DID BRUH


> TestCase input and out put:
https://github.com/mdarefin/Convert-For-Each-Loop-to-Lambda-Expression-Eclipse-Plugin/tree/master/edu.cuny.citytech.foreachlooptolambda.ui.tests/resources/ForeachLoopToLambda/testLoopIterateOverCollection

:+1:


`s/||/&&/`


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basic_test|_basic/test_create_vm_|0|0|0|1
basic_test|_basic/test_stop_vm_|0|0|0|1
basic_test|_basic/test_start_vm_|0|0|0|1
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local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__eip/test_vm_ops__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|eip/test_vm_ops2|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_backup_snapshot__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_create_100_snapshots__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_create_snapshot__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_create_sp_after_delete__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_create_image_by_snapshot__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_crt_sp_for_both_root_...__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_crt_sp_in_stopped_vm2__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_crt_sp_in_stopped_vm3_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_crt_sp_in_stopped_vm__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_delete_snapshot_on_ru..._|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_crt_sp_in_live_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_crt_sp_from_vol_crt_f...__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_change_max_sp_depth__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_change_max_sp_depth_l..._|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__regression/delete_sg_with_2_attache...__|0|0|1|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__regression/rm_nic_sg_on_stopped_vm__|0|0|1|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|regression/test_data_volume_with_vm...|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__vr/test_ping_vms_reboot_vr__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__vr/test_reconnect_vr__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__vr/test_start_vrs_simultaneously__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__host/test_reconnect_host__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|suite_teardown|1|0|0|0
Total|295|8|81|2|204


Here 'statesToBeUpdated' which has the existing state does not have updated values sent from the request


@thaldyron yes, and that's mentioned in the comment for this PR: https://github.com/atom/vim-mode/issues/796#issuecomment-125345164


> Travis Link
https://travis-ci.org/mdarefin/Convert-For-Each-Loop-to-Lambda-Expression-Eclipse-Plugin

Actually, I am looking for a particular build execution but I suppose the current one is good.


Wouldn't RelativePathReferenceResolver be a better name?


Would need to move bower to deps for it to work. My bad.


nice, I'm usually too lazy and just return a Vec :)


> I don't have the automed testCase setup,

Please, let us only deal with what is on travis because, otherwise, I can't tell if a problem is specific to your environment or not. At least we know that if it doesn't work in travis, then something is wrong with the code because we know that the travis environment is good.


@michalroszka turns out that fatal wasn't introduced by this commit, but rather this one: https://github.com/Wikia/app/commit/b00dd8fce32b720af3fd646e45204effb7b9ed2e#diff-09fcb40d2b29574334a271df5c14202aL417.

We're fixing it as part of this ticket: https://wikia-inc.atlassian.net/browse/SOC-1145


There is no plan to modify the XML file provided by ATI.  Preetham's suggestion is to create a JSON file that would be passed to the `Configure` method, instead of the XML file.  The JSON file would contain 3 entries:  the name of the XML file, the value of the timeout, and the port number.


I always wanted one of these graphs. It looks nice.


On debugging the code, https://github.com/openmrs/openmrs-module-webservices.rest/blob/master/omod-common/src/main/java/org/openmrs/module/webservices/rest/web/ConversionUtil.java#L293 ignores the changes in the existing state before the control is passed to the setter.


When is the program instance saved?


2015-08-05 19:46 GMT+02:00 Alex Eagle <notifications@github.com>:

> On Wed, Aug 5, 2015 at 9:57 AM Dieter Adriaenssens <
> notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > > Thanks, I just noticed that on our big screen and was playing. I don't
> > > understand why our dart stable build seems tri-modal (four if you count
> > > fast failures).
> > >
> >
> > I've added a filter for build results, so now you can filter out the
> > failures.
> >
> >
> > > Bigger problem is the graph doesn't go back far enough in history to
> show
> > > me when the time increased.
> > >
> >
> > Do you have a rough idea how long ago you were still seeing the 18 minute
> > builds?
> > I can manually import some older builds, if you like. But let me first
> > change the code so it save if it is a PR.
> >
>
> It was 15 days ago when I'm sure it was 18m
> https://github.com/angular/angular/pull/3174
> but we only started sending you the data 9 days ago:
> https://github.com/angular/angular/pull/3302
>
> Actually I think it would be a really useful feature if you could use the
> travis API to backfill data for the time period before the webhook was
> added. Most users of this thing are probably adding it because they already
> have a problem, and you won't be able to solve that problem with the
> current model, only subsequent ones.

I have that in place already, but so far it's a manual process (entering
every build ID by hand). It's on my todo list to allow to import data of
multiple builds.

>
> > BTW : Any chance you could send me a picture of the Buildtime Trend
> > dashboard on the big screen in your office? ;)
> >
> Photo of Victor Savkin with the screen hovering over his head :)
> https://goo.gl/photos/qqUAXLixGnxWb5gU8

Great! Thanks. :)


I quickly look, I didn't seen any mistake, I will test in game after my raid.


dila brought it to my attention and since I broke my toe I have absolutely
nothing to do :D

On Thu, 6 Aug 2015 20:59 Nukem <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> I always wanted one of these graphs. It looks nice.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/x64dbg/QtEntropyGraph/commit/2c192a7e386ef0780801415aa2f132358cfbacb5#commitcomment-12573100>
> .
>


I would prefer a single hook on BufCreate, with a regex matching all extensions (.*\.(ini|socket|...)).


Interesting. It might be worth retaining some sort of type that enables reverse-variance, but then again i'm not sure it carries its weight here. In particular we could also have an (unsafely implemented) method that downgrades from "write" to "read-only".


RoomAirflowNetwork (lgu1234) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Build Failed

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typo: s/it/is/


Also I will try to solve Twist2, but firstly could you tell me if I had made correct modifications.


r+


Welllaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!! :+1:


On Thursday 06 of August 2015 10:04:27 Brad Allred wrote:
> Finally! looked at that like years ago :p
>
> makes me want to go though the code even more to privatize members... just a
> ton of tedious work that i never seem to find time for :)
First, please find some for the hopefully last few regressions from the text
rewrite.

This is what works for me with the borderline useless reports on Coverity
(importer stuff). Each time it catches a new valid error, I fix more than that
one report. I don't what would be a good cue in this commit's case though.


the program instance is saved here: https://github.com/openmrs/openmrs-module-webservices.rest/blob/master/omod-common/src/main/java/org/openmrs/module/webservices/rest/web/resource/impl/DelegatingCrudResource.java#L141


Hi Mark,

Thanks for your work on this add-on. It's been very helpful to a project I'm working on.

What bug is fixed by falling back to pre-7.2 behavior when the Internal Link Dialog is launched? In Sitecore 7.5, the Internal Link Dialog's content tree doesn't open to the selected item unless the value of `va` is sent via `UrlHandle`.


OK, so here's your problem:

> testLoopIterateOverCollection(edu.cuny.citytech.foreachlooptolambda.tests.ForeachLoopToLambdaRefactoringTest)  Time elapsed: 0.045 sec  <<< FAILURE!
junit.framework.AssertionFailedError: Precondition was supposed to fail.
	at junit.framework.Assert.fail(Assert.java:57)
	at junit.framework.Assert.assertTrue(Assert.java:22)
	at junit.framework.TestCase.assertTrue(TestCase.java:192)
	at edu.cuny.citytech.refactoring.common.tests.RefactoringTest.assertFailedPrecondition(RefactoringTest.java:33)
	at edu.cuny.citytech.refactoring.common.tests.RefactoringTest.assertFailedPrecondition(RefactoringTest.java:45)
	at edu.cuny.citytech.refactoring.common.tests.RefactoringTest.helperFail(RefactoringTest.java:92)
	at edu.cuny.citytech.refactoring.common.tests.RefactoringTest.helperFail(RefactoringTest.java:132)
	at


If you are just playing around with things, then we shouldn't commit it to github.


yep, it's meant for uint64.


I got the same error in my local machine.


lol please let us not discuss your local machine :)


Done in https://github.com/SumAll/haskell-eureka-semver/commit/9392526250ccc0e5bee9b1c3ffbb061abfdf660e.


Is this necessary?  It's functionality ported over from the previous solution.  It's used to "verify" the Callback used by sendgrid, which is an open API endpoint that justs logs activity now.  If we want to set this token and verify it there's a global function here:  https://github.com/Wikia/app/blob/dev/includes/wikia/GlobalFunctions.php#L998
That function has to be updated because the EmailID parameter no longer exists, as that mailer table is gone.

So, either we ditch that idea entirely, or update the wfGetEmailPostbackToken and use it.


Aye Aye captain :)


probably better to use `i32` for these values, based on assumptions about `i32` having better performance than `i64`.  (Of course these aren't used in tight loops so it isn't likely to matter anyway.)


Add 329 - 330:
+#define ABS_PREHEAT_HOTEND_TEMP 245
+#define ABS_PREHEAT_HPB_TEMP 130


Yep. My fault.

`virt-manager` isn't in the repo anymore.


Add 335: +  #define NEWPANEL  //enable this if you have a click-encoder panel


Can't we just extract the speed/calculation formulas from the original Tomb Raider game and implement that?


Review 338 - 340:
+  #define LCD_WIDTH 20
+  #define LCD_HEIGHT 4


on Travis the testPlainMethod is passsing which has the same test case as testIterateOverCollection
https://github.com/mdarefin/Convert-For-Each-Loop-to-Lambda-Expression-Eclipse-Plugin/blob/master/edu.cuny.citytech.foreachlooptolambda.ui.tests/resources/ForeachLoopToLambda/testPlainMethod/in/A.java


We did not spend three hour on Monday setting up tests so that we can base our logic on a particular machine :).


Obviously this commit closes #1104, not #1000.


You should probably add an o_assert(this->buffer) here to make sure that a valid pointer is returned (not a nullptr)


Renamed.


awesome!


Wow. Keeping fingers crossed!


Okay, so let us focus on `testLoopIterateOverCollection`. Do you agree that this test should pass? Or, do you think it ought to fail?


yes, this test should pass,


Why?


Review 343 - 344:
+    #define LCD_WIDTH 16
+    #define LCD_HEIGHT 2


You can also just match `case NonFatal(x)`, you don't technically need to say `x if NonFatal(x)`.


Just fyi, status is always 0 here :)


I'll take a look at this over the weekend.


Maybe just use an `if`/`else if` here?


I don't see a problem, since liftedTree is block-local.


why not just byte.MaxValue or 255?


Don't ask github to be cool about it. As someone who's had a fever in the past 6 months, being asked if I'm "cool" with something makes me feel personally attacked.


it's iterateOver Collection class, in getQualifiedname we should get java.util.Collection,


@afred: No, no plans for reuse, just wanted to get the PBCore object down to its core concerns. Having the initialize in there doesn't seem quiet right, but maybe the inside of that method stays in that class...


Maybe move these conditionals into `getInitRollingUpdateOps`? Reasoning, if there is no job ID or the status is failed, then ops should be empty.


For those people working on 80x25 terminals? ;P


saw approval from fadushin
at https://github.com/basho/yokozuna/commit/8f1f682b6b4dca5d8f7d139adf12a5b5e66497fe


merging basho/yokozuna/merge-forward-2.0to2.1-head-9c3bfba5fdbc2c870034bdde8aacd2d1eb428a3e = 8f1f682b into borshop-integration-534-merge-forward-2.0to2.1-head-9c3bfba5fdbc2c870034bdde8aacd2d1eb428a3e


basho/yokozuna/merge-forward-2.0to2.1-head-9c3bfba5fdbc2c870034bdde8aacd2d1eb428a3e = 8f1f682b merged ok, testing candidate = ca65edd3


you need to remove the dot files from this otherwise your checking in an entire VM.

Remove .vagrant


I thought about that too. But @Lwmte should know better.


Nice work. How about proofreading rest of the changelog?


I think I get the script v interpreter now :)


can we just use Predicate<IChannel> instead?


I hope you'll change the [permalink](http://jekyllrb.com/docs/permalinks/) style soon. I really love [clean URLs](http://learnlearn.in/urls/#clean-urls)


Thank you for the fix! It was very helpful


I don't think there's a problem with that. May I suggest we ignore these PRs for now and when Montellese merges the Kodi side I'll revisit and make the necessary changes.


Ah never mind, I see below that `getInitRollingUpdateOps` is also used to trigger a new rolling update for an existing and possibly failed group.


It might be a good idea to see if the `key_value` makes sense for each item before blindly using the values, just as a sanity check.


I completely misread the class hierarchy, it is a field not a mixin. This should all be able to go into `preStart`.


shouldn't this line read:
`this.record("click", this.findLocators(clickable), '');`
?


Add 388 - 391:
+
+  SET_OUTPUT(SPINDLE_CONTROL_PIN);
+  digitalWrite(SPINDLE_CONTROL_PIN,0);
+


thank you based @brianloveswords :snail:


Getting caught up on what's been going on in multer. You are a battery, @LinusU. Great job!


by round you mean truncate.


Just to think one line caused so many problems. Nice find!


Ha, I originally had the HTML encoded `–` but then I saw this [Stack Overflow answer](http://stackoverflow.com/a/4133837/233577) that suggests keeping them literal to make sure that your character encoding settings are correct. HTML encoding is great, though, just mentioning that it was a conscious choice on my part.

Also, I kept the '/fiction' line as a backup alias because that was I originally called it, but since '/genre' is working correctly, it is okay to take out that line.


Wouldn't it be possible to use "\d+" in line [104](#diff-2dcbe1970c9c343445d99ad7bb075bb2R104) to fix numbers not consisting only of zeros as well?


Review 428 - 434:


pretty sure it's only in 1 place and you covered it.

```
dieter@dieter-m6800 grafana ack log\.Debug pkg/alerting/
pkg/alerting/executor.go
93:		log.Debug("Job %s already done", job)
98:		log.Debug("Job %s: FATAL: %q", job, err)
103:		log.Debug("Job %s: FATAL: invalid check definition: %q", job, err)
109:		log.Debug("Job %s: FATAL: eval failed: %q", job, err)
112:	log.Debug("Job %s results: %v", job, res)
124:		log.Debug("T %s already done", key)
130:	log.Debug("T %s doing", key)
153:	log.Debug("job results - job:%v err:%v res:%v", job, err, res)
181:		log.Debug("Job %s state_change=%t request traces: %s", job, updateMonitorStateCmd.Affected > 0, requests)
188:				log.Debug("no email addresses provided. OrgId: %d monitorId: %d", job.OrgId, job.MonitorId)

pkg/alerting/offset.go
21:		log.Debug("initializing offset to default value of 30 seconds.")
```

if i'm wrong i'll gladly fix it for you.

if we can keep that workaround out of the `String()` method i'm happy :)


> t's iterateOver Collection class,

This is sufficient, actually. Yes, correct, `Collection` is okay because it has the `stream()` method. I agree.


Done in https://github.com/SumAll/haskell-eureka-semver/commit/2929357790502e475af93d18d6431ea26cfd175d.


fix-writing-output-without-permissions-5063 (nealkruis) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1789 of 1789 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg)


NP: fixed by https://github.com/pretenderjs/pretender/commit/42b096f60ea8cab45b97ff22dbd193763b03bae5


Привет. Задание проверил.
Мне все понравилось, молодец. Код с работниками и менеджерами, конечно, можно намного упростить с помощью полиморфизма, но как именно - тема следующего занятия )).
И старайся не использовать однобуквенные именна переменных, даже в параметрах функции.
А так всё здорово.


Presumably linux-01-RPi_support.patch is out of date...


OK, so let us see why this test is failing. Here's the back trace:
```
testLoopIterateOverCollection(edu.cuny.citytech.foreachlooptolambda.tests.ForeachLoopToLambdaRefactoringTest)  Time elapsed: 0.045 sec  <<< FAILURE!
junit.framework.AssertionFailedError: Precondition was supposed to fail.
	at junit.framework.Assert.fail(Assert.java:57)
	at junit.framework.Assert.assertTrue(Assert.java:22)
	at junit.framework.TestCase.assertTrue(TestCase.java:192)
	at edu.cuny.citytech.refactoring.common.tests.RefactoringTest.assertFailedPrecondition(RefactoringTest.java:33)
	at edu.cuny.citytech.refactoring.common.tests.RefactoringTest.assertFailedPrecondition(RefactoringTest.java:45)
	at edu.cuny.citytech.refactoring.common.tests.RefactoringTest.helperFail(RefactoringTest.java:92)
	at edu.cuny.citytech.refactoring.common.tests.RefactoringTest.helperFail(RefactoringTest.java:132)
	at edu.cuny.citytech.foreachlooptolambda.tests.ForeachLoopToLambdaRefactoringTest.testLoopIterateOverCollection(ForeachLoopToLambdaRefactoringTest.java:91)
```
Can you find the problem?


Use path.getKeyValuePair()


Spaces?


Instead of premptively loading the first median value, it is up to the user to pass the first digit.
The isEmpty() method is created to check if the first median value is present or not. Alternatively I could have not used this and assumed that since I created an empty LinkedList that I would not have a first median value in it but I chose to include the isEmpty() method as a security.


Could you please add a ThreadFacoty here that maintains the naming?
Possibly
````java
new ThreadFactory() {
    @Override
    public Thread newThread((Runnable r) {
        return new Thread(r, "User Authenticator #" + b.incrementAndGet());
    }
}
````
I also believe that multi-line variable additions should use `// PaperSpigot start` and`// PaperSpigot end`


Import additions must be marked with `// PaperSpigot start` and `// PaperSpigot end`


Please mark this change


It's going to be inlined (if not, that's a much bigger performance concern) and the returned constant needs to be promoted to `i64` at some point anyway, since it will be compared to `decimal.e + decimal.integral.len()` which can easily exceed 32 bits.


replace "message" with "SafeDuplicate(message)" here


Looks good.


Looks good


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-yokozuna/builds/1208


I know we talked about not doing it this way, but WP's query functions are a total mess, and I know this way works. At least I've generalized it this time so that it is all being done in WordpressFileAsset, and will work fine with both encodes and zips.


What are the two uuid that i see? All for one state?


``` make
.PHONY: test
```


it's failing the assertFailedPrecondition method which suppose to fail, and it's passing?


Wow, I changed EVERYTHING, but nothing at all.


nice


@gf3 ur phony and no good and u belong in #jail you burt pendleton jr


Comment added


this is some total bs (bad stuff)


Review 445 - 455:
+      // Robs RGB LED code  3inter
+   pinMode(redLedPin, OUTPUT);
+   pinMode(greenLedPin, OUTPUT);
+   pinMode(blueLedPin, OUTPUT);
+
+   for(int i=0; i<8; i++){
+     SetLEDColour(i);
+     delay(250);
+   }
+  SetLEDColour(6);
+


Which existing compiler daemons will be affected by this change? We'll need to add some coverage for continuous build using these, to ensure they can safely be used across builds.


Clever.


Uhh, it may cause massive memory overheads if the provisioner needs to start many nodes at once (e.g. massive parallel build)


Remove trailing whitespace. PyCharm should do this on save.


On second thought, can we just get rid of AzureOrders? Doesn't really seem necessary.


also @gf3 thank you for the tip. @brianloveswords explained that you were not, in fact, just calling me phony lol (but i will end you ok)


Right.


**[unitTests_js_branches run failed](http://qa-s2.wikia-prod:8080/job/unitTests_js_branches/15983/testReport/) for this commit**


Remove trailing whitespace.


Can't this be a lambda?


Could you cache `UpgradeManager`?


Without looking at the uiframework code, the way I think things work is that having a GlobalResourceIncluder will add this to the list of files to be included on every page.

But it still requires that the page in question does ui.resourceLinks() or else those includes will never be processed and inserted in the page. See https://github.com/openmrs/openmrs-module-appui/blob/master/omod/src/main/webapp/fragments/decorator/standardEmrPage.gsp#L17


Which is correct, it should pass, as we just discussed. How to fix the problem?


Remove this extra check and any extra newlines.


Don't write plain css files, do scss files


Can you find any other tests in your test suite that are suppose to pass? Can you compare the code of that test with this one?


Add a couple newlines after imports/before `main`.


Review 461 - 475:
+    //Robs RGB LED  3inter
+  if(MYSERIAL.available() > 0)
+  {
+    if(serialConnected==0){
+        SetLEDColour(greenLED);
+        serialConnected=1;
+    }
+  }
+  if(Stopped == true)
+  {
+      SetLEDColour(redLED);
+  }  //3inter
+
+ if(buflen < (BUFSIZE-1))
     get_command();


Add `*argv` argument to `main`.


Have a look - only one of the workers is making losses - crunchy-7cores. Without it the stats would be awesome.
The others:
 49    40   152
 68    59   177
 67    50   200

Crunchy:
45	64	185

I think this machine is misconfigured.


sorry, don't mind this,
still confused to separate the branch ...


I coudlnt squeeze that on my 24'' screen so I thought it was too much :-)


Add argument parsing in main using `argparse`. It won't take any arguments, but it should provide a description/help.


The only issue with peerDepends is having to install it manually if you're using NPM 3 atm, but other than that it works well.


No, it won't be included twice. It doesn't bypass the logic that skips duplicate includes.


Review 601 - 602:
+              // Robs LED  3inter
+              SetLEDColour(redLED);


А если хранить номера карт в лонгах - так проще всё становится )))


What does this `sleep` help us do? Also, why 2 seconds?


I am comparing with the test case with the link
https://github.com/mdarefin/Convert-For-Each-Loop-to-Lambda-Expression-Eclipse-Plugin/blob/master/edu.cuny.citytech.foreachlooptolambda.ui.tests/resources/ForeachLoopToLambda/testPlainMethod/in/A.java


Actually that seems to be an eclipse specific formatting, none of the IDEs I used actually did that. Even google says its optional  http://google.github.io/styleguide/javaguide.html#s4.6.2-horizontal-whitespace but I cant find what the java coding standards say about this.


Same as above. What does it help us with and why 10 second?


I think we need a classname and CSS rule here instead of `#aaa`, or maybe just an empty string to not add an extra class.


Add 739: +    feedrate = homing_feedrate[axis]/4 ;


а чего бы сразу не создать массив с кастомера, а не писать по отдельности - сначала переменные, потом копируем в массив?


fast-forwarding 2.1 to borshop-integration-534-merge-forward-2.0to2.1-head-9c3bfba5fdbc2c870034bdde8aacd2d1eb428a3e = ca65edd3


so we sure helperPass method instead of helperFail


PlantOperationSchemes (kbenne) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2213 of 2234 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.06%25-yellow.svg)


Hm, cruncy7 is mine, so I just stopped the worker.  I will restart the worker in a couple of minutes.  Not sure what else I can do. Any advice appreciated.


Thanks for your contribution @wfouche !


I think the reason that ui.include* doesn't work in this file is that this file itself is being included as a fragment in the standardEmrPage, and that happens _after_ this line: https://github.com/openmrs/openmrs-module-appui/blob/1dc013531b7ff2ec592714b1ec76d2c56fffe238/omod/src/main/webapp/fragments/decorator/standardEmrPage.gsp#L17

I suggest that instead of using a global resource includer you add a plain ui.include _before_ the ui.resourceLinks() line (e.g. in the code block at the top of the page)


Speaking of history, there is some now-unused cruft in this code. Also it's inconsistent (and will probably cause someone headaches in the future) that this script is Python 3 and `runtests.py` is Python 2. Lemme fix that real quick.


Remove trailing whitespace. PyCharm should do this on save.


Sure, I can try and take a look after GamesCom


в этом случае цикл фор явно не очень - очень не эффективно


Review 761 - 769:


**[unitTests_js_branches run failed](http://qa-s2.wikia-prod:8080/job/unitTests_js_branches/15984/testReport/) for this commit**


@jennschiffer yes ok


аналогично


You mean use?


Good catch - I'll pull in his extension under ThirdParty. Looks like a solid/efficient implementation of finding the size of a folder.


и аналогичное замечание про массив и переменные


yes , sorry for the typo, if we use helperPass it pass


I think I will revert this change back to ``` [self.serverSentEventsOperationQueue cancelAllOperations];```. with some comments, you can follow the flow that cancelAllOperations leads to connection failure which leads to eventSource.closed and this is much more intuitive than following when connectionData is passed around internally vs when it's calculated


Кроме замечаний выше - все ок, мне понравилось


Add 982 - 1007:
+    //Adding simple spindle control for CCHS Mill
+    case 3:
+    case 4:
+		st_synchronize();
+        if (code_seen('S')){
+			analogWrite(SPINDLE_CONTROL_PIN, constrain(code_value(),0,254));
+ //          fanSpeed=constrain(code_value(),0,255);
+        }
+        else {
+ 		   analogWrite(SPINDLE_CONTROL_PIN, 254);
+//         fanSpeed=255;
+        }
+        analogWrite(blueLedPin, fanSpeed);
+        analogWrite(greenLedPin, 0);
+        analogWrite(redLedPin, 0);
+
+        break;
+     case 5:
+        st_synchronize();
+ 		analogWrite(SPINDLE_CONTROL_PIN, 0);
+        analogWrite(blueLedPin, 0);
+        analogWrite(greenLedPin, 128);
+        analogWrite(redLedPin, 0);
+        break;
+
+


I don't see a code, which cleans up plannedNodes within the cycle. What is the purpose of this cycle (is it another while (true))? If no, is there a risk of infinite cycles without thread sleeps?

Smells like a :beetle:


OK, I'm happy to take it out then. I was afraid of it bubbling up from there and winding its way along to somewhere else and then blowing up there. I was a little iffy on it anyway, so I'll take that out.


I'd like the first line (i.e. first sentence) of this comment to also occur above the `fn make_ratio` below, just so someone reading that code doesn't have to hunt around for its call site to find out what it does.


Shouldn't `pferdstärker` be [`pferdstärke`](http://www.duden.de/rechtschreibung/Pferdestaerke)?


a mi me gustaria un solo switch y en cada case tener el
#if(BOARD==ciaa_nxp)
#elif ...
#endif

asi el switch y el default son comunes, me parece más seguro. el ret = 0 se puede hacer al comienzo por defecto y se optimiza un poco.


I don't think a form is really necessary. Could open just a blank mailto with the content.


OK let me know when that's fixed.


looks like vendor lock from digia :)


You accidentally broke [string interpolation](http://docs.scala-lang.org/overviews/core/string-interpolation.html) here.


why did you guys remove typescript ? needing typescript with jspm :)


Review 1272 - 1274:
+        analogWrite(blueLedPin, fanSpeed);
+        analogWrite(greenLedPin, 128-fanSpeed/2);
+        analogWrite(redLedPin, 0);


To download a page is very slow, so it should be done only once for each URL. Checking the mime type here, implies that this the page will be downloaded twice in the case that the page matches the mime type (This is the SELECT_URL phase and it will be downloaded again in DOWNLOAD_URL phase).

So this check should be done during DOWNLOAD_URL phase or later. This line:
```java
Downloader mimeDownloader = new Downloader(url);
```
must run only once for each URL.


i like playing ping pong with irc servers


@tdreyno Are we green on your machine now?


Review 1278 - 1281:
+        analogWrite(blueLedPin, fanSpeed);
+        analogWrite(greenLedPin, 128);
+        analogWrite(redLedPin, 0);
+       break;


the commit message here suggests that changing how we issue this note causes a 2.5% perf improvement. How is that possible, given that this code only executes in error cases? What are you testing?


@crunchyNYC
You should NEVER do this unless you have time losses or crashes.
Your result was just as good as the other.
Having a +-20 at any point of the test is normal.
Because we do not know the result.

By stopping your machine, you are introducing a bias, favoring the other results.
Really not a good idea.


@kosz the issues need to be fixed for TypeScript support are listed at https://github.com/systemjs/builder/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Aissue+milestone%3A%22TypeScript+Support%22.


:+1:  I fixed it, and travis is runnig and passed,


this is exactly what's wrong with gulp (and grunt)!


Review 1287: +        WRITE(PS_ON_PIN, LOW);


if would be way easier to read ```unless items.blank?``` came before the block


I don't think we need that check here, as you anyway return in the setter if `IsAirborne` is already `false`.
(Safes us the little `DistanceAboveTerrain` lookup. ^^)


Review 1298: +        WRITE(PS_ON_PIN, HIGH);


first uuid is for PatientState and RestTestConstants1_8.STATE_UUID is the state's uuid (metadata - ProgramWorkflowState).


Here is what the commit message should actually say:

Fixed an issue with error messages, namely min and max.  Their error messages used the old format ${0} that was previously used in the error message creation process.  Fixed them to use the new format {$0}.


@marcello3d they didn't use `make`?


Review 1433:


Thanks.  Should have looked first, the number of games was too small.  I stopped worker first, then checked results. I stopped worker first, then checked results.
Is there a way to tell system to ignore results of that partial run?


np. thx.


You are parsing a string and instantiating new MimeTypes for each new page downloaded.
The field
```java
protected String mimeTypesAllowed;
```
should be a list of `MimeType`s instead:
```java
protected List<MimeType> mimeTypesAllowed;
```

 so you don't need to parse the string in runtime, you only need to check whether the mime types match.


> The constructor is private, so you can't create them

right, seems fine. maybe just put that in the comment.


91977808_LBNL_NewVRFModel (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1734 of 1784 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-97.2%25-yellow.svg)


It's not that bad, your system will just pick a different opening book sequence.
Let it run now, and let the system do its thing.
You must be as neutral as possible.


Did you forget to remove this?


Obviously I mean 1 isn't prime!


[**@lpereira**](https://github.com/lpereira) commented on [Aug 6, 2015, 3:08 PM GMT-3](https://github.com/ceolin/soletta/commit/cabe5344cba0d82ac856614c7c19efa8f3be1ad2#commitcomment-12572003 "2015-08-06T18:08:11Z - Replied by Github Comment Enhancer"):
> Can't the SOL_VECTOR_FOREACH_IDX() macro be used instead?

Actually -- I don't think this is a good idea. The only reason `struct sol_http_param` is defined in the header file is so that it can be declared on the stack. It should be considered opaque otherwise. Assuming it's a vector that can be iterated will sort of limit how it can be implemented.


can you explain how it works now?


It'd be nice to move this code out of this file and (ideally) into dropck. Perhaps just have the code that uses the "is_dtorck" flag stuff elsewhere. Or maintain the flag a bit differently. Or use some external sets. I don't know. Not a huge thing, but I do feel like this kind of random code is best kept with the code that is consuming it (in general `ty.rs` has more stuff in it that I'd like).


Closes #9 .


Review 1549:


eventually, this "destructor_for_type" thing should go into `AdtDef`, right?


Nit: unnecessary newline, there is already one above.


Review 1551:


to clarify: not necessarily as part of this PR


91977808_LBNL_NewVRFModel (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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


OK, first things first. Do you have this complete?

> ... I recommend using the following methods in the following order:
> 1. [`IBinding.getJavaElement()`](http://help.eclipse.org/mars/topic/org.eclipse.jdt.doc.isv/reference/api/org/eclipse/jdt/core/dom/IBinding.html#getJavaElement--) (which you can call on the `ITypeBinding` you have to get the corresponding `IJavaElement`, which should be an instance of `IType`),


Review 1554:


You should add here: `if(!web3.currentProvider)`
```js
// set providor
if(!web3.currentProvider)
    web3.setProvider(new web3.providers.HttpProvider("http://localhost:8545"));
```


I guess though that under RFC https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs/pull/1238 this just becomes an attribute check anyhow.


With twist 1.


FYI, the `_leading_underscore` variable name convention [signifies that the variable isn't used](https://github.com/bbatsov/ruby-style-guide#underscore-unused-vars). If you're going to actually use the value, the underscore can be removed. An alternative is to `_var` is to not name the variable at all, or to use an empty splat, but I think that's not as readable in some cases:

```ruby
def conditional_consumption_at(_)
end

def conditional_consumption_at(*)
end
```


I'm concerned that the double duty of `y` in that context (first being part of the target ratio, then becoming an output parameter) would make such a comment more confusing than helpful. Then again, that trickiness is actually the fault of the code. Still, I think a comment like this will be more helpful:

> Given `x = f` and `y = m` where `f` represent input decimal digits as usual and `m` is the mantissa of a floating point approximation, make the ratio `x / y` equal to `(f * 10^e) / (m * 2^k)`, possibly reduced by a common power of two.


In latest meteor its

```js
Template["components_accounts"].onRendered(function(){...})
```


Не надо так делать. Достаточно максимум один раз запросить GPS модуль


Thanks again.  I usually just let the worker run for days, sometimes a week goes by without me looking at what it's doing.  I guess that's the best kind of neutral.


You should add ethereum:accounts and ethereum:blocks as default ;)


Review 1691  - 1738:
+        case 601:
+    int temp;
+    //Robs RGB LED
+     if (code_seen('S')) temp=code_value();
+     analogWrite(blueLedPin, temp);
+           SERIAL_ECHO_START;
+            SERIAL_ECHO(temp);
+    break;
+    case 602:
+    //Robs RGB LED
+     if (code_seen('S')) temp=code_value();
+     analogWrite(greenLedPin, temp);
+           SERIAL_ECHO_START;
+            SERIAL_ECHO(temp);
+    break;
+    case 603:
+    //Robs RGB LED
+      if (code_seen('S')) temp=code_value();
+    analogWrite(redLedPin, temp);
+           SERIAL_ECHO_START;
+            SERIAL_ECHO(temp);
+    break;
+    case 604:
+    //Robs RGB LED
+       if(code_seen('R')){
+         analogWrite(redLedPin,code_value());
+      }
+       if(code_seen('Y')){
+         analogWrite(greenLedPin,code_value());
+      }
+       if(code_seen('B')){
+         analogWrite(blueLedPin,code_value());
+       }
+
+    break;
+    case 605:
+    //Robs RGB LED
+     analogWrite(blueLedPin, 0);
+     analogWrite(greenLedPin, 200);
+     analogWrite(redLedPin, 0);
+    break;
+    case 606:
+    //Robs RGB LED
+     analogWrite(blueLedPin, 0);
+     analogWrite(greenLedPin, 0);
+     analogWrite(redLedPin, 200);
+    break;
+


Missed as i was thinking of my use case which happened to be named clone. Also because shallow fetch as a concept is awkward. Added.


Also will need to change file to filename in lines 209 and 210


I also recommend enabling all of your tests so we can fix them.


pull wird durch
https://github.com/FreifunkBremen/ansible/blob/master/roles/icvpn/templates/icvpn-update
ausgeführt :)


ultra-nit: there's an extra space between the `if` and the `exponent_in_range`.


Ok Martin seh ich auch grade erst xD


Review 2030 - 2031:
+    // Robs LED  3inter
+    SetLEDColour(redLED);


Hi:

This is the link for this repo

https://github.com/laimperiestro/datasciencecoursera.git

Julio Cesar


I assume the bounds here are those that were given in the original paper?  (And so you're just hypothesizing here that there are probably easy failure cases to detect up front?)


the life is just filled of data, which is everywhere, because wifi network covers the whole place.


hahaha...


Eu acho o killall não tão bom, pois se eu tiver utilizando mais um outro servidor o mesmo será fechado.


love you.


Please retain the original commit message and authorship, as well as the full history for the driver (3 commits). If you're not sure how then I can help you, as retaining the original history is important and a handy skill to have.


Feel free to do it. It will probably take you like 5 minutes and I'd spand much more trying to figure out the syntax.


Chris, this isn't actually "doing anything" for me.
I get a browser page with what looks like the right commands, but no files get copied.

FPP MultiSync Remote File Sync

==================================================================================
Syncing sequences dir to 192.168.0.122
Command: rsync -av --stats /home/fpp/media/sequences/ 192.168.0.122::media/sequences/
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

==================================================================================
Syncing videos dir to 192.168.0.122
Command: rsync -av --stats /home/fpp/media/videos/ 192.168.0.122::media/videos/
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

==========================================================================
Sync Complete.


shouldn't **fetchall** return a mutable, e.g, a list of tuples instead of a tuple of lists? The DBAPI 2.0 spec isn't strict on that:

> Fetch all (remaining) rows of a query result, returning them as a sequence of sequences (e.g. a list of tuples).

However the majority of providers return a list of  tuples, e.g, sqlite, psycopg2, ...


We can remove the `ver.*`


你确定要8……？


首次采用异步调用


Wait, LG creates a much better thermal implementation for their devices that uses special sensors via thermal-engine (and it's configurable). Are you sure you need this?


El commit es de @EmmanuelTaborda2015 :)


Yes.


Fixed as part of https://github.com/smarella/myriad/commit/ef328d15ffc7fd378fe7ce8417b665d462cbfa72


Fixed with https://github.com/smarella/myriad/commit/ef328d15ffc7fd378fe7ce8417b665d462cbfa72


I ran it in `postcss/`, not another project. Thanks for the fix!


@matheussblima uma boa prática é colocar os arquivos javascripts no final da página, antes da tag </body>


You trust your compiler too much :)
Don't get me wrong... your arguments are valid and the difference we're talking about is minimal. Also very often readable and clean code is far better than fast code. So what follows is just nitpicking for the sake of the discussion and mostly a matter of personal opinion.

But.

Obj x = f(); is a special case (which does not apply to this commit). The compiler may, but also may not, optimize it by rewriting it silently as Obj x; f(&x); It depends on what is hidden inside f() itself. On the other side,
if one writes it as f(&x) there is no possibility of underoptimization.

Obj x; x = f(); is a far more general case and it won't be optimized unless special conditions apply. Even with move semantics (which are still a "young" language construct) it will still call two constructors, two destructors and a copy/move operator. If f() is inlineable then it might be able to optimize away some code, but that strongly depends on the context and the flags used. Also different compilers will apply different optimizations.

My point is that in general compilers are good at optimizing simple (read: text book example) cases. When things get complex they very often mess up (or give up). They will disable optimizations thinking that the programmer wanted a piece of code to be debuggable "as is" or choose the wrong functions to be inlined because they can't figure out which is the bottleneck in an algorithm. I'd say that the process of optimization is largely non deterministic.
In the long run the "the compiler will optimize it" approach leads to underperforming executables. Always. It's a way to make the programmer's mind lighter and shift the blame to the compiler if the program doesn't perform as expected. Humans, that know the "big picture" have always far more context to rely on when choosing the proper implementation method.


I don't really care for LG's Thermal driver. the SD800 has a knack for heating up in the G2 and cause it to throttle really early. I was wanting to test this with G2 to see how well it ran with it. Also giving the ability to allow the user to adjust the different thresholds is something that many G2 users appreciate.

PS: If you want original commit history, I would be more than happy to oblige.


Does RESTier support Date with EF?


这里的意思是，indent_char这个字符的宽度是8……这样它就只会插入一个indent_char


Yes, for example a really long error message should generate a fragmented message that is not encoded.


Getting Started:

$ cat << EOF > Hello.mod
MODULE Hello;
FROM InOut IMPORT WriteString, WriteLn;
BEGIN
   WriteString("Hello Sailor!");
   WriteLn;
END Hello.
EOF

$ m2c -make Hello.mod -o Hello && ./Hello

Read /opt/m2c/m2lib/ along with 'Programming in Modula-2, 4th Edition' by N. Wirth.


Now I am getting this, and now sure WTF is going on :(

```
$ git push
fatal: The current branch bleeding-jumbo has multiple upstream branches, refusing to push.
```


imp step


커밋 잘 됫거같아ㅋㅋ 수고했어~!!


Nice one Milos :+1:


had some stuff in ~/.gitconfigure that needed cleaned out.


you forget to do cleanup when we enable colo, but the normal migration is failed.


Ok! By the way, you're totally right to define the message in the `#initialize` method, that's a refactoring I got pending in [the project][example] I mentioned to you yesterday.

  [example]: https://github.com/gonzalo-bulnes/kata-images_gallery_generator/commit/c2282b6af3a308581f37a4cd3ef1bf17cee36a9d


LG's implementation can be adjusted too, and it uses their special thermal sensor that you paid for :P Using my driver or any kernel-based thermal driver for that matter will limit you to sensors on the SoC. On the Nexus 5, LG's sensor reported different temperatures than the sensor used in my driver, and it was a much better representation of how hot the device actually felt.

If you're interested, here's where you can adjust the thresholds for LG's daemon: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_lge_g2-common/blob/cm-12.1/configs/thermal-engine-8974.conf#L3

It's similar to my driver in that 'thresholds' is the throttle temperature and 'thresholds_clr' is the unthrottle temperature.


This should have been done with a simple split/prepare change to raw-sha1-opencl  (same goes for cpu versions).

@magnumripper what do you think?


Let's not freeze the messages content for now. Putting them in the test suite could encourage people to depend on them and I think that wouldn't be a good idea.


左移应该是 要移动的数 << 要移动的位置


同上


ah damn.  good catch.


dd @triggedtang


thanks, thas help me a lot


Looks fine, yes.  I always misremember the default state of check_status.


if is_root, the bash/zsh completion files will be installed at /usr/share/zsh/site-functions, but if not, installed at sys.prefix + share/zsh/site-functions. so it will be like:

/usr/local/share/zsh/site-functions
/Users/ken/venv/share/zsh/site-functions
when sys.prefix is /System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7, the user should be root user,
so the completion files will be installed at /usr/share/zsh/site-functions. And I think it is correct place.


Getting Started:

`$ cat << EOF > Hello.mod`
```Oberon-2
MODULE Hello;
IMPORT IO := ulmIO;
BEGIN
   IO.WriteString("Hello Sailor!");
   IO.WriteLn;
END Hello.
```
`EOF`
`$ voc -m Hello.mod && ./Hello`

Read through the various subdirectories of `/opt/voc/src/lib` along with ['The Programming Language Oberon-2'](http://www.ssw.uni-linz.ac.at/Research/Papers/Oberon2.pdf) by H. Mössenböck, N. Wirth.

[' The Programming Language Oberon-07'](http://www.inf.ethz.ch/personal/wirth/Oberon/Oberon07.Report.pdf) by N. Wirth is experimentally supported. This is a seventeen page language reference, for what it's worth.


I have tested mdelay(), and it's correct by checking the ticks elapsed (diff of read_cntpct_el0()).
in drivers/delay_timer/delay_timer.c, the formula to convert timer value to microseconds is
delta_us = (delta * ops->clk_mult) / ops->clk_div;

I thought you expect the get_timer_value() to return the timer ticks. To convert the timer ticks to microsecond, we divide the ticks to system counter frequency in MHZ, i.e. ticks / 13 in mt8173. So, to get delta_us in correct unit,
ops->clk_mult = 1, ops->clk_div = 13. Or you expect the get_timer_value() to return 'us timer value'? In this case, the ops->clk_mult, and ops->clk_div will be both equal to 1, just like the nvidia implementation. I don't find much description about the delay timer, please let me know how it supposed to work.


Works for HTML5, not for C++ targets.

	#REFLECTION_FILTER="*"
	Import reflection

	Function Main()
		Local foo:I2 = New C2
		foo.Hello()
		foo.World()
	End

	Class C1 Implements I1
		Method Hello:Void()
			Print "C1.Hello"
		End
	End

	Class C2 Extends C1 Implements I2
		Method World:Void()
			Print "C2.World"
		End
	End

	Interface I1
		Method Hello:Void()
	End

	Interface I2 Extends I1
		Method World:Void()
	End

Gives for cpptool and glfw3:

	Building...
	main.cpp:5846:45: error: no unique final overrider for 'virtual void c_I1::p_Hello()' in 'c_C2'
	main.cpp: In function 'int bbMain()':
	main.cpp:29591:20: error: cannot allocate an object of abstract type 'c_C2'
	main.cpp:5846:45: note:   because the following virtual functions are pure within 'c_C2':
	main.cpp:5837:15: note: 	virtual void c_I2::p_Hello()
	main.cpp: In member function 'virtual Object* c_R1326::p_NewInstance()':
	main.cpp:34530:15: error: cannot allocate an object of abstract type 'c_C2'
	main.cpp:5846:45: note:   since type 'c_C2' has pure virtual functions
	main.cpp: In member function 'virtual Object* c_R1328::p_Invoke2(Array<Object*>)':
	main.cpp:54069:15: error: cannot allocate an object of abstract type 'c_C2'
	main.cpp:5846:45: note:   since type 'c_C2' has pure virtual functions


Interesting. Thanks for the great info. I am new to the new LP Source the G2 (Since I now use the OPO) is using now but will definitely take a look into it. I appreciate it!


This could return `null`


Agreed, `checkdate()` is probably the way to go. `strtotime()` isn't really made for validating a date...and could return a false positive.


Thanks you for helping, I'm sorry to say the translations are not very good. Maybe we can get an editor to make it better.


@lddhbu is there anything wrong with it?


Totally agreed. PTAL here: https://github.com/grpc/grpc/commit/8c5318a6d122e9b933abc43780c131838cebac80


Since six is less than 10, our style is to write the word out. If you think it looks weird with the word written out and the hyphen, you can go with `six to 12 months`


Second sentence: Should Slack be capitalized? Yes, if you're referring to our service. `Bash` and `Sass` should also be capitalized.

Our content guide styles like this: `front end developer` `back end developer`. And `practical devs` should be lowercase, unless it precedes a name.


Our style is `open source tools`


Done (https://github.com/grpc/grpc/commit/8c5318a6d122e9b933abc43780c131838cebac80). The files we expect here are of PEM format, which is actually ASCII; thanks for noticing. I've restricted the encoding accordingly.


Once more: `open source software`


`open source projects`


Hey Chris! Just made a very few small style edits! Excited to get this up!


Maybe set `target="_blank"` so that attachments open in a new window.


Well, the tests didn't work for me so it was suggested that we just remove them from the example. Do they work for you? Feel free to submit a PR.


Nubia advance settings


Yes, hidden away at the very last one. Search for="orange"


Initial implementation is in.

We may want to move the `util/exec` interface they create and call from out to a private package global for testing or have Save/Restore be part of the `iptables` interface, and we also may want to redesign the error reporting.

I'm not sure on those points, in theory it should be fine as is for now as ProxierIptables is the only consumer but I'm listening for any comments on those points.

Not tested yet on a cluster yet, as the vagrant stuff is still messed up, Will get to that asap.


Excellent question. Deleted


While it may be technically correct, I wonder if it is not best to stick to our current "style" of doing it in the constructor, just for consistency?


kore


I copied the "rsync ...." commands and tried it from the SSH shell.
That did not work, either. Here is the dialog I got:

fpp@JON1_F16B1:~$ rsync -av --stats /home/fpp/media/sequences/ 192.168.0.122::media/sequences/
rsync: failed to connect to 192.168.0.122 (192.168.0.122): Connection refused (111)
rsync error: error in socket IO (code 10) at clientserver.c(122) [sender=3.0.9]


Instinctively, sorry :) Will revert.


@kevinsawicki Do you have any idea why this was done? It seems a bit dirty to reach into an internal field of `marker` here. Why isn't its `destroy()` method being invoked instead? I think this may account for a bug I am seeing where a callback that I registered via `onDidDestroy()` on a `Marker` created by this `DisplayBuffer` is not getting called.


SelectorUtils


Is it always going to be the one monolithic file?


I agree with both... yaw is a better word than tail.  But output_yaw does sound like it's a peer to the other outputs.


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: CDS postgres 9.4 [Build 270](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=264859&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 5, passed: 0 Build time: 00:09:45
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSMeasureStoreTest: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

```


Review 184:


Laughed on this one :D


It looks like this `elsif` is correct here, doesn't it? `cmus` and `mpd` are exclusive, right?


Review 187:


Нарисовал про это тикет https://github.com/amosov-f/hypernavi/issues/14


Review 365:


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: CDS postgres 9.4 [Build 274](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=265029&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 5, passed: 0 Build time: 00:09:46
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSMeasureStoreTest: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

```


This one have been cherry-picked into the release branch for fr.txt (3ecc0b4 > https://github.com/freeorion/freeorion/commits/release-0.4.5/default/stringtables/fr.txt), but no for en.txt (the last one is still the "Remove Average X" > https://github.com/freeorion/freeorion/commits/release-0.4.5/default/stringtables/en.txt).

Is this normal?


`L` is machine-dependent format. `NN` works better.


Review 682


done I enable all the testCase,
for the 1st one, I have this

ITypeBinding nodeBindingType = expression.resolveTypeBinding();
IType iTypeElement = (IType) nodeBindingType.getJavaElement();


I don't see why not. Any additional information we want to log from the browser could be useful in debugging in the future. Not much overhead and having it log to disk anyways.


Hi Brady.
I tried different ways to put the text(): no quote. double quote, single quote, doble inside single. But when I tested on patient -> summary-> patient reminders -> edit
the headers shows code or the text(). Advice need it,


Can we link to lambdas somewhere here?


idea/gradle.xml
.idea/misc.xml
CriminalIntent.iml
app.iml
criminal-intent.iml

Buradaki değişiklerin nedenini -işlevini- anlayamadım Faruk abi.

Açıklayabilir misin acaba ?


Dammit, I'll have to re-create this commit, this change there is not intended. Please bear with me, @clebergnu.


I think this could actually remain the same as it was for xd-shell ("server-unknown" I believe?)... clearer message that way, and not as similar to the prompt when connection to the server has been successful.


Add 182 - 184:
+   endstop_z_hit=false;
+   SERIAL_PROTOCOLPGM("\nOh shit! \n\n"); // Geoff 24_6_15
+   kill(); // Geoff 24_6_15


yeah, that makes sense.


98318570_RemoveRadianceCheckbox (macumber) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2189 of 2215 tests passed)

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