BTW, your fork doesn't work with Rails 4.2. The fork which is confirmed by me to work with Rails 4.2.3 is the one from MerckAppDevelopment/activerecord-tableless


you could make it a bit more symmetrical by putting `${project.artifactId}-${project.version}` here and as basedir then only `/opt/jboss`.

But why not simply omitting this extra directory level ? If you enter such a container you already know the application and its version (or it should be at least clear via tags and labels on the Docker image). probably just a matter of taste ... (I tend to p0wn my containers and create directories at the top-level: easy to find and nobody else is in the container anyway. IMO `/jboss` looks much nicer (or `/app`) ;-)


)))

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Cloning into 'Gigabyte-GA-Z77X-DSDT-Patch'...

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Checking connectivity... done.

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./GA-Z77X.sh: line 300: syntax error near unexpected token `('

./GA-Z77X.sh: line 300: ` echo "EFI system partition ($efiVolume) mounted
at $mountPoint."'

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thanks !, most patches applied, some i want to keep for later/debugging


@damianjouanny  @IgnacioCesarano
OJO CON ESTE TIPO DE REVISIONES.
ESA LINEA ES UN BUG QUE SE ME ESCAPO A MI, PERO DEBERÍA HABER SALTADO EN EL CODE REVIEW!!!


Thanks for this, saved me a lot of time :+1:


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And these "release" URLs won't work without regenerating stuff? https://github.com/tatsuhiro-t/aria2/archive/release-1.19.0.tar.gz


@lbud - this update breaks the ability to click to switch between `main` and `alt routes`


bullshit!


The fuck is CNAME?


@januszm you welcome!


@januszm i was looking at this right now it was work in progress. At first i just tried to put the PR's already there into it but i'll try what you have there and see if it's working for me also.

Thanks for the heads up!


@patrick-steele-idem This is a breaking change - I get that it's a bug, but apps that compiled before this change now do not compile after this change, so it should have been at least a minor version bump, not a patch.


`send.py`


`fetch.py`


Why don't you just let the open() below raise the exception?


you can drop this print


I meant to ask you about this. The difference between the iPad and iPhone was that the phone runs 64-bit unless the app doesn't support it. This should fix it.


And no, this doesn't work
Pull the code from my PR, which has more chance of working


`support.py`

I would call this module `util.py`, but I'm ok with whatever you decide. :-)


sim


hi Iryna


Why do you need to skip this test? Netcdf is important lib anyway.


@atd, please note that in pear2pear there are already users registered with the temporary password '$password$' and that the changes in this commit will not allow those users to log in again.


Error in post-command-hook (etcc--set-evil-cursor): (wrong-number-of-arguments #[(evil-cursor) "\306 \203 \307\310!rq\210\311\216\312	\313\"+\207\314 \203' \315 \203# \316
!\207\316!\207\317 \204; \320 \204; \321 \204; \322 \205Q \316\203I
\203I \202K \323!P!\207" [temp-buffer etcc--gnome-terminal-box-cursor-string etcc--tmux-iterm-box-cursor-string etcc--iterm-box-cursor-string etcc--enable-blink-cursor\? blink-cursor etcc--in-gnome-terminal\? generate-new-buffer " *temp*" ((byte-code "\301!\203
 \302!\210\301\207" [temp-buffer buffer-name kill-buffer] 2)) shell-command t etcc--in-konsole\? etcc--in-tmux\? send-string-to-terminal etcc--in-xterm\? etcc--in-iterm\? etcc--in-apple-terminal\? etcc--in-dumb\? etcc--get-xterm-cursor-color-string etcc--xterm-box-blink-cursor-string etcc--xterm-box-cursor-string evil-cursor] 4 ("/home/edil/.emacs.d/elpa/evil-terminal-cursor-changer-20150819.907/evil-terminal-cursor-changer.elc" . 7866)] 0)


Without this method it would be not possible to rename class if editor is not open.  For example this can happen if Structure toolwindow is in split mode and Dart file is selected in project view


No, because those are tarballs based on git tags made by github. We ideally
want the tarballs generated with `make dist` which is what currently is on
sourceforge. It looks like based on that discussion they will have future
versions with dist tarballs hosted on github but they aren't ready yet.

On Wed, Aug 19, 2015, 11:00 Vladimír Čunát <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> And these "release" URLs won't work without regenerating stuff?
> https://github.com/tatsuhiro-t/aria2/archive/release-1.19.0.tar.gz
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Yes good idea. Should I just use ALLEG_SUFFIX directly and keep the latter as a cmake option, or add a boolean ALLEGRO_STATIC option that would set the suffix accordingly?


@lbud ignore ^^ working fine, I may have styled it too thinly to click properly


Another specifi comment from rafatackla


https://github.com/tatsuhiro-t/nghttp2/releases

Is a good example of both dist tarballs and the github ones.

On Wed, Aug 19, 2015, 11:06 William Kennington <william@wkennington.com>
wrote:

> No, because those are tarballs based on git tags made by github. We
> ideally want the tarballs generated with `make dist` which is what
> currently is on sourceforge. It looks like based on that discussion they
> will have future versions with dist tarballs hosted on github but they
> aren't ready yet.
>
> On Wed, Aug 19, 2015, 11:00 Vladimír Čunát <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
>> And these "release" URLs won't work without regenerating stuff?
>> https://github.com/tatsuhiro-t/aria2/archive/release-1.19.0.tar.gz
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>


Move comment one line up.


Just append ${ALLEG_SUFFIX} to the allegro_* libraries. It could be "-debug-static", "-debug" or other things.


These provide a way to check whether the key is absent


@mfenner you reuse alot of the same ggplot2 theme stuff - could create a reusable theme object once and just apply that to each plot, eg.

```r
mytheme <- theme(
  panel.background = element_rect(fill = "white"),
  axis.line = element_line(colour = "grey"),
  axis.title.x = element_text(hjust=1),
  axis.title.y = element_text(angle=0, vjust=1)
)
ggplot(mtcars, aes(mpg, cyl)) +
  geom_point() +
  mytheme
```


You could rename ALLEG to ALLEGRO as well. :)


That image should be in Contentful, too.


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Thanks @sckott, there is indeed a lot of repetition. Will follow your advice. But you probably have noticed that I finally switched over to ggplot2.


@januszm you were right it is working but because of the change here:
`cast_type = ActiveRecord::Base.connection.send :lookup_cast_type, sql_type` this line is not working right as it's not accepting date_time for example a thing i needed. So your change is correct there.


Oh right! I had forgotten you were using base plots before. I hope you like the change


<img width="1197" alt="screen shot 2015-08-19 at 2 10 20 pm" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/12714591/9364857/664de6ac-467c-11e5-9e6b-34d5979cbf36.png">


備考
top-main画像が編集跡消し忘れてたので変更、faviconのシャギー減らした。


This is the [correct way](http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/CMake_RPATH_handling#Always_full_RPATH) to set RPATH (i.e. let CMake do it) instead of manually setting compiler flags. This way CMake [knows not to set RPATH](http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/CMake_RPATH_handling#No_RPATH_at_all) if CMAKE_SKIP_RPATH is defined, so no IF statement is required.


Why `* ticks / growTicks` here?


Done :)


After removing `_ensure_fetch_conflicts()`, how can one be sure that conflicts will have been fetched when she uses `add_conflict()` or `remove_conflict()`? It is possible that in Soledad's speficic use case the only entrypoint for these methods is after `_process_incoming_docs()`, but I'm not sure about this and we also use the couch backend in other situations as in `leap.mx`, for example.


I’ll take a look at the source tonight to see if I notice anything.

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> here we can use.
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ValidateFactory went lower case.


does `dm` stand for `datum_meta` throughout? This code's already tricky enough to follow that I think we ought to be pretty strict about sticking to full words in variable names.


The new method should not be private (i.e. it should now be called `prune_conflicts()` without an underscore).


I don't quite understand the last sentence. Is something missing?


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Maybe we should simply have a "Path" module?


Still a lot to learn, but I don't want to go back. R Graphics cookbook is a nice resource to get started.


Why are you setting the ids arrays to NULL here?


ok merci :)
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> contestPhase.getFellowScreeningActive() auf. Ich schmeiß die mal raus,
> das ist nicht was wir wollen.
> Hab die anderen auch nochmal überprüft, anscheinend ist getCanAdmin()
> auch für den proposal owner true! getCanAdminAll() prüft ob der user
> admin ist :)
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Ah, I see, thanks. I wasn't certain there were both options at github releases.


Add a comment here to mention that you can't use coroutine yields inside the stack context and the way to do it is:

    with request_context(..):
        future = f()
    yield future


Seems clear to me -- Can you elaborate?

Is it the "bulk insertion" (referring to e.g. `extend`).


What about method, call signature, etc? I don't think their syntax kind is FunctionDeclaration.


Here it is slowed down considerably.


Well, I think a Path is a basic shape like a box or ellipse. And the halo portion definitely seems to be better in Halos.js ;-).
(I did this restructuring mostly because I wanted to use paths in halos but I would have had a loop in the dependencies.)


The API shouldn't dictate what the server TPS should be.


:+1: awesome, thanks @egilkh!!!


Just wondering if html5 should use an aside tag instead of div. I'd not want that H2 to be indexed with the web page results. Aside tag should help with that.


This should be sizeof(bool)


sizeof(bool)


And if they are handled by isFunction, there is no need to list FunctionDeclaration explicitly.


This is more clear to me:

> Bulk insertion methods *may* reallocate, even if not necessary.

Does that preserve the intended meaning?


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@jython234 We can test this when I get home.


Only if no NetCDF library is present.  One of the entries in the Travis build matrix doesn't have either `scipy` *or* `netCDF4`, so without this `skipIf` that build fails.

ParmEd is not a trajectory analysis library, so NetCDF is not as important of a library as it is for mdtraj and pytraj.

And the numpy analogy is not directly applicable here -- I made numpy a requirement because without numpy I had to either use `array.array` or `list` to store coordinates, which has a completely different API from numpy.  By contrast, without scipy or netCDF4, ParmEd simply refuses to read or write NetCDF files and fails immediately when it tries.

Perhaps the biggest argument for keeping scipy and netCDF4 optional is the continued support for pypy (which *has* numpy, but none of the others).  Last time I checked, pypy gave ~3-5x speedups for parsing PDB files which is useful when I process either the entire, or large parts of, the PDB.


Visual Studio 2015 is released and available on Appveyor.
Just 'Visual Studio 2015' should be OK.


So it is easier to create a block in the end to free everyone


its done like this is uef and cybran campaign, but sure, would be easier if it works, where can I find a list with all categories?


true. I'll fix it


true


It is debatable whose responsibility it is to actually prune the conflicts, but this was based on u1db's `CommonBackend`, which has the `_prune_conflicts()` method called by it's `_put_doc_if_newer()` method.

As we reimplement `_put_doc_if_newer()`, I don't see a strong reason not to follow your suggestion, but I would add a comment somewhere (either in `_prune_conflicts()`'s, `CouchDatabase`'s or `CouchDocument`'s docstring -- or all of them) with a line saying that we have diverged from reference implementation for better code organization.


Is this just because of the latest `prune_conflicts()` responsibility modification?


I would rather use internal cmd_seq register (13,14,15 are not used) @laborleben


Ohh, right. The memory block come as a function argument.


Open


@iosdev-republicofapps I got it all set up, if you want to add me to the contributors of that podspec: albertbori at gmail dot com.


Hmm it seems like line returns `null`.

```bash
$ http --body https://api.github.com/repos/mapbox/variant/releases/latest | jq ".tag_name"
"v1.0"
```

vs

```bash
$ http --body https://api.github.com/repos/osmcode/libosmium/releases/latest | jq ".tag_name"
null
```


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You'll need to load a dependency loader (systemjs, require, etc..) in the WebWorker before you can load angular. Also we currently need to monkey patch the window object in the WebWorker before loading angular or any of its dependencies. So you'll need to add this before loading angular:

```JavaScript
window = {
  setTimeout: setTimeout,
  Map: Map,
  Set: Set,
  Array: Array,
  Reflect: Reflect,
  RegExp: RegExp,
  Promise: Promise,
  Date: Date,
  zone: zone
};
```


This is not used?


This also.


This and the above one can be readonly.


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heh, totally typoed that "and" in the commit log there, it's obv. meant to be "an"
`closes an entire window`


I'm thinking we should probably use `first`, `second`, `third` and `fourth` here to mirror the other language tracks. Is there a particular reason for the shorthand here?


I see


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No, I'll change it.


@januszm i pulled some commits from MerckAppDevelopment/activerecord-tableless to this fork and removed some of the comments in the process.


That's irrelevant. It is a 16 bit DAC with fixed output range.

But what might become relevant (not here and 6733 through) is the fact that min and max should _not_ be automatically derived from the values. For cards that have variable output range, they could change the range depending on the output which may not be what one wants or what is expected.


(If you comment on the PR diff the comments stay visible in the PR after I force push the changes.)


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Looks great. This is the way of the future.


applies to #11


@abeverley This looks like the right direction. I am not sure about the actual name of the key `size`, I need to sleep on it for couple days, see if I can figure out why I dislike it.

But all in all this looks like the right direction. I will look more closely at the constraint thing when I am about to merge this, which should happen in about a week or so.

Thank you!


Add contributors because @John-Lin joined to this project.


nice , cheat engine work now :+1:


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@Tratcher  How does this look?


You might want to look at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8582741/why-do-pythons-math-ceil-and-math-floor-operations-return-floats-instead-of as well. All your things defined in 54-56 are going to come back as floats in python2 and ints in python3


why not PEInterfaceOrientationMask


Promises is the accurate term. - we sometimes promise information exists in the linked document. If we change that information, we need to adjust the promise.


Contextual<String> --> Contextual<Integer> ??


Here's how this looks now:

![](https://cldup.com/t3e2C4RksC-3000x3000.png)


Could you move this out of the for loop and only keep
`args.PassiveTarget = self.World.Map.CenterOfCell(cell.Value);`?


So there is a lot in this file and Ive only tweaked a small portion of it. I added the _cleanButtons method and line 83, 120, and 123. There is still a bug where when you add several fields, delete the bottom one, then add again, it adds a second remove button.


you mean `String` → `Integer`?


Nice, you are an idiot not reading the entire code :D
See line 1184


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yeah, i Edited, these brackets ...


Better


Ah, right, markdown and brackets and html.


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Why does it segfault?


using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace SecretMan
{
    public class SecretManClass
    {
        private int numberChange = 35;

        private List<int> asciiList = new List<int>();

        public string ConvertSecret(string str)
        {
            if (str.Contains("<$>"))
            {
                str = str.Substring(3, str.Length - 3);
                ConvertStringToASCII(str);
                return ConvertAsciiToReal();
            }
            return str;
        }

        public string ConvertToFake(string str)
        {
            ConvertStringToASCII(str);
            return ConvertAsciiToFake();
        }

        public string ConvertToReal(string str)
        {
            ConvertStringToASCII(str);
            return ConvertAsciiToReal();
        }

        private void ConvertStringToASCII(string str)
        {
            asciiList.Clear();

            foreach (char c in str)
                asciiList.Add(System.Convert.ToInt32(c));
        }

        public string GetASCII()
        {
            string ascii = "";

            foreach (int i in asciiList)
                if (i.ToString().Length < 3)
                    ascii += "0" + i.ToString() + " ";
                else
                    ascii += i.ToString() + " ";

            ascii = ascii.Trim();

            return ascii;
        }

        private string ConvertAsciiToFake()
        {
            string fakePassword = "";

            foreach (int i in asciiList)
                fakePassword += Char.ConvertFromUtf32(GetFakeAsciiNumber(i));

            return fakePassword;
        }

        private string ConvertAsciiToReal()
        {
            string realPassword = "";

            foreach (int i in asciiList)
                realPassword += Char.ConvertFromUtf32(GetRealAsciiNumber(i));

            return realPassword;
        }

        //32 - 126
        private int GetFakeAsciiNumber(int i)
        {
            i += numberChange;

            if (i > 126)
                i = (i % 126) + 31;

            return i;
        }

        private int GetRealAsciiNumber(int i)
        {
            i -= numberChange;

            if (i < 32)
            {
                i = 32 - i;
                i = 127 - i;
            }

            return i;
        }

    }
}


Interesting, this shouldn't work.
The deps, that get pulled down here (https://github.com/osmcode/libosmium/blob/master/appveyor.yml#L56) haven't been updated to 2015 yet.


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You mean, one should put a `ifndef` before?


To protect string data in .ini files used for metaData.


Thanks, @katyhuff! We had a good turnout and lots of interest.


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I'm not sure if we've decided to support this operator in hack or not. cc @jwatzman @int3


Now I can see that in second line I got `|24,13,14,43,41` instead of `24,13,14,43,41`. I haven't noticed this before. And yes, `scan` seems really handy :smile: Thank you.


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@degnome Did a major refactor in the file structure to make it more readable.
Two main changes were:
1. Store object is refactored to separate files based on the feature. (Api, Application, Subscriptions, Auth)
2. Store object method names are changed to be in consistent with the actual store API action name.
    ex: store.application changed to store.addApplication
    This way we can skip the burden of documenting our library, as It would pretty much reflect the actual WSO2 Store APIs.

Apologies for pushing right away.. Should have created a PR before that.. my bad :(


Yep, that's seems very efficent to use tar here


94006714-MultipleTowers (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (749 of 749 tests passed)

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@moy: Just a comment regarding this patch. I've arrived here exactly with a report that notification mail's Reply-To was set to not a desirable value. Our usecase is that we host a Linux Kernel branch, and want to let people be notified when the branch is updated. We do not want to make it easy for people to spam any of hundreds of people who contribute to Linux by just hitting a reply button. Again, I don't think there's anything wrong with this patch, actually, setting From/Reply-To by default to person who pushed commits is better than to commit author. My point is that conservative default of "dont-reply@foo.localdomain" isn't necessary a bad thing. You may reply that there our case is probably less typical, but I can counter is that it's *your* script which by default set to send impersonating spam (impersonating because we talk here about *mail*, not just commits and setting From/Reply-To to a person which did not authored *mail*, is, well, impolite; and spam is how that person would treat a reply received to a mail posted to intermal-mailing-list@foobar.com).


TODO


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1272 of 1272 tests passed)

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This might be reverted depending on how things shake out, but it's at least in the Git history, now.


Nice!


Good call.


It's probably reasonable to extract subtitles from SMIL with `self._parse_smil_subtitles` since extra `vtt` and `srt` subtitles may be provided.


I'll blame you entirely if that happens.

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Why not just use `self._download_json`?


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Good job!


This would be an awesome generator expression:
```python
results_for_section = [filter(lambda x: not isinstance(x, HiddenResult),
                              result for i in (1, 2) for value in section_result[i].values() for result in value]
```
Some notes btw:
- Use tuples instead of lists as much as possible, since they are immutable
- dict contains `values()` which allows to iterate over all values without keys
- Use generator expressions... they are just awesome! :D


I recently started to use DBFlow instead of ActiveAndroid. The first issue I saw is the jsonModel.save() does not ask for a boolean as argument.


rename these variables to follow coding guidelines. s_staticVariable3


I'm still more comfortable with the other way around WRT naming of these nodes, i.e. temperature/node.
For this case specifically, max31855 does only temperature readings, so the namespace feels weird. Other than that, +1.


nit: this may be nicer as a `format!`


+1. Here you follow the better naming schema: temperature/converter :)


Yeah, I should revise this.

Initially it was motivated by the previous tests failing, but the tests were too stringent -- this norm estimation algorithm is not meant to super high precision, just close to the true value of the norm while remaining conservative.

The new tests I pushed should not be so sensitive to the block size.


"supports gitolite natively." is apparently a stray leftover (dunno if it was fixed later, reviewing commit by commit.)


Maybe you can make a generator expression out of the outer loop... but this gets really complicated.


That won't work. Also, change this to `isinstance`.


FWIW this class could also take an optional `name` argument to specify the attribute name, so you aren't *forced* to call it ``info`` (in practice that seems to be what we want though).

There are also some tricks to automatically determine the "name" of a descriptor from the variable it's assigned to.  I prefer doing it with a metaclass, but that's annoying because then everything needs to have that metaclass.  Another way involves a frame hack, but that's less advisable and non-portable.


Yeah, I feel much better about this reshuffling.


94006714-MultipleTowers (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1801 of 1801 tests passed)

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gitolite again


It's really easy to do this exercise with this operator :yum: Thanks.


The way the Combo class works is hella complicated and because it's been over two weeks since I wrote all this code I can't explain why what I'm doing here works despite your scepticism, I can only assure you that it does.


5 гребаных месяцев!!!!


prob should update the error to say `'gem install yaml'`


So migen and misoc will be near HDMI2USB-misoc-firmware repo and not included as submodules?


Oh boy, this really should be changed.


I mean, if you want to be all *technical*
:)


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Keep a reference to the what so you can remove the watch the server is destroyed. Otherwise you risk the callback being called after the server is destroyed.


Thank you for explaining the edits.


Should probably use `None` as the default for `out`.  Using an empty string for this is somewhat unconventional.


I'll do some benchmarking to get a feel for this.


`if isinstance(elem.sub[i], (StringElem, ) + six.string_types) ...`


Keep the reference to the watch, so it can be removed later?


![technically correct](http://i.imgur.com/gRk1uZm.gif)


I wrote these nice init functions and then realised that the way the filters are currently being set up with all the closure copies and stuff I can't actually use them but I left them in because writing them took a lot of effort (even if it may not look like it, I arrived at how they look right now after a lot of thinking and revision). I want to leave them in there for later redoing the filter architecture.


At the very least, if we do continue with this approach there should be a link here to a Quip or Hackpad explaining how to build this tarball and put it on S3.

But this approach really isn't great, it must have been hell for you to iterate on this if you had to build a tarball and put it on S3 every time.

How about this for an alternative approach: In our fork of cordova-lib, we move over cordova-lib/package.json into package.json (and i guess also delete all of cordova-serve). and we update package.json wherever the path matters ("main", "scripts" should cd into cordova-lib first). then we can just point to a tarball here, and we still get updates if we merge or rebase new versions of cordova-lib (since git is smart about following moved files when merging). what do you think?


And no, there's no undefined behaviour, why would you think that?


innerText is not supported in Firefox


Общие файлы лежат в папке files . как попасть в эту папку веб серверу не мне уже решать


That was my initial thought, too, but the problem is that isinstance is catching StringElem subclasses, which is not the intent (read the comment just above that line).


The `click` event gets fired in Firefox immediately after the `contextmenu` event. The `event.which` check is to exclude right click events.


Grr , it was okay in the original, then I removed and then I added it back again by copying the line above. Thx guys


Add an extra variable to hold the return value. IMO it helps legibility.


Seems like a terrible idea.. but then you can just do the same with a type() comparison.


Now that I look, I'm a little confused as to why this this class is needed at all.  Why isn't `DataInfo` (including subclasses) just the descriptor itself?  Move the `__get__` and `__set__` methods of this class can be moved into the base `DataInfo` class.


Metoda se pokrece bez obzira na userov input, dodati u if/else kao cetvrtu opciju.


didn't u have schema changes?


Why false instead of true for the force parameter?


I think you mean `aix_niminit`


> But these symbols are currently ignored, no?

As far as I know what is current behavior in `FutureDefsOK` mode, it returns `initial` for denotations that are not yet valid. This will lead to changing owners of `initial` and all future denotations in the expected way.


This is more about the current code. This looks weird. What about different timezones?


Yes, I have seen this in one of your previous comments. Thank you :smiley_cat:


don't you want to use `self.log_printer`? then you don't need to create a new one at top and then the function can't be static.


Can be shorten to `else -> `?


1761_add_zonehvac (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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I'll do this!


Можно и как душе угодно. Оно генерируеться в Generator.php.


Good catch


Yes aix_niminit here. Sorry for that :-)


Thanks! BitHub has sent payment of  $37.20USD for this commit.


Why do we need this in the path? Is it because we think the cordova CLI calls out to `cordova` rather than `$0`?

I guess this is safe (meaning we will never call out to a globally installed cordova if you have one) though since we put the argument to `file.currentEnvwithPathsAdded` at the top of the PATH env variable. I think it's worth a comment explaining this.


good catch ! I really missed it


No, I did not.


> I must admit I thought I was adding to Jenkins global user/email address map; it seemed that way when I tested it.

You were basically editing the user record. My suggestion is to keep the data separate from that, in memory only (not persisted) and not edit the user record. Then implement `MailAddressResolver` that uses this separate data structure as data source. If a user is in there, return the recorded address.


Still confused why there's a space before 5.


Wups forgot     	Configuration output = null;


I think just editing user records during changelog computation would be unexpected behavior, while just gathering data for dynamic lookup would not be.


And why are we using fprintf at all, when we should be using `sway_log`?


The name of the .md file should be your actual username, i.e., tjonesster.md. The contents should be a short bio.


Yes, this fixes it for me. :+1:


По умолчанию но актион. Все возложено на php


Yeah, building the tarball and uploading it by hand wasn't much fun :) Ideally, I'd like to get rid of the need for this fork altogether. So the idea was to get it in a state where I feel it could be merged upstream (after the release). Moving package.json might actually make that harder.

(In the back of my mind, I'm also considering a somewhat different approach, where instead of silencing output altogether we hook up the stdout/stdin to the EventEmitter cordova-lib already uses for its own logs. That way, we can selectively print out output from Cordova tools instead of an all or nothing switch.)


This currently causes some errors in the compiler,
```
g_active.c(3103): warning C4133: 'function': incompatible types - from 'bgEntity_t *' to 'gentity_t *'
```
It does work fine ingame though.


@BergWerkGIS  It compiles, but it appears that all the tests depending on those external deps fail. Thats okay for the time being.

Is there a way to run both VS 2014 and VS 2015 on appveyor (without different branches)?


Hey @xdumaine, sorry about that. We had been getting complaints from developers because they forgot to declare an attribute and instead of the compiler complaining it would end up in the `*` object and this was wasting the developers time. Technically it was a bug in marko, but it looks like fixing the bug broke things for you. I have no problem deferring this to a new minor version, but it is something we want to fix. In the meantime, the simple fix that you can make on your side is to update your `marko-tag.json` to include a `"@*: "string"` property. Does that work for you?


@boristomic tu smo naletili bili na neki čudan bug. Ako se `getAllUsers` prebaci unutar `if` bloka, program prestaje raditi radi neočekivanog Ebean exception-a... Ako kod tebe proradi, javi


It seems we can simply use the following code:
```
log.info(lineBuf.toString() + data.toString().substring(offset, length))
```
java.lang.String.substring(int beginIndex, int endIndex) doesn't create a copy if beginIndex =0 && endIndex == length(), so this optimization is not very useful, IMHO, of course.


I think that works. I'll defer to @philidem since it's his project :wink:


User.id у проекта должен быть. Поэтому not null.  Все остальные так обязательны к заполнению


ack


@bobbens How did you handle the [inn dependency](https://github.com/bobbens/loadcaffe/blob/9b6a8d33ed6e0a744c2e33a687927750a8ff157e/loadcaffe.cpp#L107), which also requires CUDA?


This else block is unnecessary.


Good point about making it harder to merge upstream. So can you at least throw up a small Quip explaining the process involved in building this tarball and putting it on S3?


(And link to it in a comment, even if external contributors wouldn't be able to access it)


Works for me, only stipulation is that order matters


excellent!! tweeted about it. wasn't sure if you tweet:  https://twitter.com/katyhuff/status/634078347400757248


Since you use "document" (`view.get_buffer()`) quite often, you can possibly initalize it here for the class:
```python
def do_activate(self):
    self.document = self.view.get_buffer()
    self.document.connect(...)
```


yep, i should use gmtime here


I guess it is clearer when you add a variable to store the return value.


what is `COALA_KEY` for?


it was just some temporary debug i left in accidently.


Ok, I will hold off on reverting the change unless we get more complaints. Let me know if you are still running into issues and I can help out. Sorry for the inconvenience :/


Это плохая практика. Если ты удалишь юзера, то при выборке внешнего ключа несуществующего юзера, получишь mysql ошибку.


Without `else ->` we get a warning, if some of the enum constant is missing (well, I prefer it will be an error, but ...).


Fake


Promise interface in Angular:

````javascript
angular.module('mimo.employee', ['lbServices'])
  .factory('employeeFactory', function (Employee, $q) {
    employeeFactory = {

      getEmployees: function(cb) {
        var promise = Employee.find({ filter: { limit: 10 } })
          .then(
            function (response) { return response; }, // success
            function (response) { return $q.reject(response); } // failure
          );
        return promise;
      }

    };
    //place code for manipulation the employee data here

    return employeeFactory;
})
  .controller('employeeController', function ($scope, employeeFactory){
    employeeFactory.getEmployees()
      .then(
        function (data) { $scope.data = data; }, // resolved
        function (err) { console.log("Something fucked up.", err); } // rejected
      );
})
````


Ниже написал,
> Если ты удалишь юзера, то при выборке внешнего ключа несуществующего юзера, получишь mysql ошибку.

Если проект должен оставаться при удалении пользователя, то нужно в ключ писать ON DELETE SET NULL


А, это название файла. Я думал это подпись для картинки.


Я не смогу удалить юзера. Стоит no acton на delete. Да и вообще пользователя на сайте врядли кто будет удалять, только блокировать.


This is adding the directory containing the `node` binary to the path, not the directory containing the `cordova` binary. For some reason, `cordova` needs this to call out to scripts. That's the reason we also add this to the path in `CordovaProject` for `runCommands`.


Hi @alexanderzobnin ,

This fix , should be work with dynamic rows + templates?

I just got the develop branch and using the dynamic rows (breaking the rows at $host) + template filter...

Then at annotation , I include the template variable at Group and Host fields... what I expected to filter for each row/graph the events for the host filtered....


Right then, I’ll keep that in mind when cleaning and stuff in the future with TES5Edit. Thanks for the corrections (and the patience you’re showing with me, even though I screwed up a lot… it really means a lot to me)!

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The problem here is, that you loaded GDO alongside Immersive Weapons within TES5Edit, shadowslasher; whenever you want to clean a mod, you should ONLY load up that specific mod with no other plugins selected in the master/plugin selection window. If doing so, only the specific plugin in question + it's masters will get loaded by TES5Edit, and only then can you identify ITMs, so records inside a plugin that are identical to records in it's master plugins. Those 49 "ITMs" you are seeing when comparing to GDO are not ITMs, as GDO is not a master of Immersive Weapons. In any case, I had a look at two further entries of this commit.

Hothtrooper44_ArmorCompilation.esp
0x2A9F7DED
99 ITMs

Purity.esp
0xA466C02D
2 ITMs

Hothtrooper44_ArmorCompilation.esp is another case of a false report, it has just as Immersive Weapons.esp 0 ITMs. The reported 2 ITMs for Purity.esp on the other hand are correct, I can find these aswell.

I do not have the other plugins within this commit, so I can't test them.

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It's convention to indent the comment with the block, so this would need two more spaces.  Sorry for the nitpick; it's just part of convention. :)


Конечно так себе практика. В директории server есть дефолтный конфиг для nginx, его нужно доработать для работы с этой директорией.


Same indent suggestion here too.


-min-len=4 -max-len=4 is not valid syntex....? (Using john)


why not PutUint64 from https://golang.org/src/encoding/binary/binary.go


@briankalwat is all this supposed to be commented out?  shouldn't we just delete it if it's not being used?


same


Indeed.


Does it work without the preceding dot?


Юзеры не удаляются. Им ставится соответствующий статус.


this activates marks, right?


I'm not sure all of these can be configured to behave the way we want. For example, `foreman` (which we use in development) and `runit` (which we use in production) both don't seem to have the option to allow the `mail_room` process to exit and be fine with it.

Maybe we should keep it running indefinitely even if there are no mailboxes to watch.


Удалить можно, если включить игнорирование внешних ключей в запросе.
Ну окей, если ты так уверен в своём коде, я уберу экшены.


I should read further until I comment something... nvm


В данной ветке я не об удалении юзеров говорю, а об общей практике работы с внешними ключами


I dont think i need to use exec in the case where ensure = absent.


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org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSMeasureStoreTest: <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>

```


It would also be cool to include a resort function for the services array, so that devs could choose which services to prefer in a predefined setOptions order.


1.1.0 же только вышла или это заготовка на будущее? authorList зачем пустой?


Thank you :)


Если включить игнорирование внешних ключей в запросе, не поможет и наличие CASCADE. Оно просто не сработает.


Just pushed feedback 2 commit that includes this. I ended up adding something to base.js to allow custom event dispatching to be more of a one liner and used it here:

```javascript
        /**
         * Shortcut for triggering a DOM custom event with a detail object. Use
         * this instead of evt when dealing with a custom element that wants to
         * communicate with ancestor elements about an event (so therefore could
         * bubble) that was based on a plain DOM event that happened inside the
         * custom element.
         *
         * @param  {String} eventName The event name
         * @param  {Object} detail    The state info passed in event.detail
         */
        emitDomEvent: function(eventName, detail) {
          this.dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent(eventName, {
            detail: detail
          }));
        }
```


98318570_RemoveRadianceCheckbox (rpg777) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed

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can you change the description: 'Server-side bulk load' to 'data connector'. Because 'Server-side bulk load' is old naming.


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Можно и сразу в вебрут грузить...


Can we get #163 merged then?


you probably want to choose TenantName || TenantID


should it be texSize.x * texSize.y * texChannels * sizeof(unsigned short)?
like in https://github.com/spring/spring/commit/4ce0ba60b111ca6d6e31e3dd15138fa7aef58479#diff-e2a94df0b52077bef2313c653a5e13e3R33


I think that '--time-column' option (time_column) should be also moved to config file. can you change it?


AFAICT, `console.error` does not stop execution flow. I'm testing it in Chrome now and it's fine, e.g.:

```javascript
> console.error('1'); console.error('2');
>> 1
>> 2
```

vs

```javascript
> derp(); console.error('1');
>> Uncaught ReferenceError: derp is not defined
```

Are you observing this in a different browser?


"this " is stray


Does it make sense to expose these properties separately once we have #1834? I see MGLMapCamera as a way to make MGLMapView a bit more modular, akin to what MapKit has done with MKMapCamera.


return something here? `-Wall -Wextra -Werror` will not let you compile this


This one can be cherry picked, right?


@BergWerkGIS 2015 seems to be mostly compatible with previous "2014" releases - I had built osmium-tool today with your libosmium-deps (had some problems running exe, but it seems unrelated - something about appcrt140.dll).

@joto
Maybe appveor VS version can be switched by changing 14.0 to 12.0 in
```
  - call "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0\VC\vcvarsall.bat" amd64
```


just iterate over the dict itself if you need the keys only:
`for name in RESULT_SEVERITY.str_dict`


Don't see what you mean. How and why?


@narunask the build process with small changes should work on any up to date Linux distribution. Mostly those required changes related with different package versions provided by distribution. For example in your case `pip` interface or flags work differently between different `pip` versions, so you have to change it to make it work across all versions or add a condition based on `pip` version or distribution. Also you can just download specific `virtualenv` version instead of using `virtualenv` package provided by distribution.

If you use Archlinux or Debian as your development box, feel free to add support for these distros.


Yes


write returns int; what does `vector<char> = int` mean?


@jessedhillon @soonahn oh haiiiii


Haven't used Symfony in a while. Any idea if 1.0 of the serializer is backwards compatible or if it's a recent change? If so I can take a look at just updating the core package to allow for a larger version range to include it.


I do want to include migen and misoc as submodules but I haven't gotten it working quite right yet.

misoc / migen should be installed in the build directory for now (as the https://github.com/timvideos/HDMI2USB-misoc-firmware/blob/master/scripts/get-env.sh script does).


4590-VRF-defrost-power-calculation-problems (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1798 of 1798 tests passed)

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isn't it command-? not H


@jbuck any reason not to PR this?


Statement fits into single line.


this won't be reached :)


This one also.


Then you are probably not using Jumbo, or you are using a version older than my wife.


oh we can use command ? I will change it


defer file.Close()


Weight is much nicer than ratio programmatically, because weight is essentially just used to calculate ratio. Really, weight is just ratio times total weight. The reason that i chose weight is because total weight can be really easily increased, so that the ratio will always add up to 100%, whereas to make sure that a percentage ratio adds up to 100% would require doing a large number of double divisions and re calculating the ratio for every single block involved. This also would mean that different use cases would have to keep track of all this themselves, whereas with the weight system the only number they need is total weight and they can recalculate on the go. Even better, using arrays calculations can be gotten rid of entirely, and it is more accurate because there are no double rounding errors.

Other issues with double ratios are that they will not actually work out to be that percentage. In effect, they are actually if(rand(100) < ratio * 100 && !(all earlier potential blocks) which is also entirely avoided using weights. Avoiding all those if statements also reduces potential lag from O(n) to O(1).

The weight system also already allows for filler without having to specify them as specifically filler. Like in moon above, the core has a filler of iron blocks, with the added chance of rare ores. Using weights it is even possible to adjust how much ore there will be by increasing or decreasing the filler weight, and it will scale perfectly due to the weight system. If an existing category doesn't fit what a user wants, all they have to do is define the filler and ores themselves. But if they do use, say, commonOres, their structure will automatically include any and all other mod's common ores that are defined. It means less work on both our part and the users part. And if they want to re-use a filler, we can make custom categories possible.

Also, for now we can probably safely ignore metadata until everything else is working, adding it on later.We will probably have to adjust everything from storing blocks to Itemstacks, which is possible but will eat a ton more ram.


Why closed file is returned here?


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_out.user_mul[3] = _out.user_mul[1];


Later note: since some platforms have `NULL != 0`, I should probably explicitly set those pointers to NULL when we first create those structures.


Nate, we'll need to standardize on an approach for forms -- whether or not to use the FormBuilderVocabulary stuff. In the meantime, this breaks the affiliation field, because it's supposed to be multilingual (which POSTs an array) rather than single-langugae (posts a string).


Cron scheduling is simple
* Run these commands to make a new cron job:
```
$ sudo su
$ crontab -e
```
* Then, inside that file specify when you want this job to run. The example below means that the command following ```* * *``` will be executed daily at ```00 00``` (12.00am)
```
00 00 * * * /bin/bash /home/<username>/mongo_backup.sh
```


( @NateWr ^)


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Really, you should learn working with references, this is so inefficient.


I think so


Latest commit in the branch adds this line back.


@trptcolin This doesn't work as expected. My unit tests work fine because I require this file, but when the server is actually running, this defmethod is never loaded, so GET requests break. I can't require this in core because that would cause a circular dependency issue, and it kind of defeats the purpose (I am trying to apply Open/Closed to cob-app.core). Is there some facet of multimethods that I'm missing? Or maybe multimethods aren't the right feature here..?


issue #2


Everything is tested my friend ;)
In these days i will add also the BLN features for Ancora :+1:


can this be done with loop?


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```
Древние строители создали из планеты огромный улей. Окружающие планеты были разобраны на состовляющие, отсортированы и складированны по гигантских трубам, вмонтированным в коре планеты. Тут спрятано многое: от редких и ценных элементов до трудно производимых молекул и широкого разнообразия источников энергии. Что Строители хотели создать, собирая эти сокровища, или почему они их не использовали, в конце концов, остается загадкой.
```


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Looks like I'll need a way to allow converters a way to specify custom DB Types so we can avoid needing a custom Dialect provider.


I did the rest for this commit, yes , it could run. Only 1 problem: you must keep the startpage path with same router name. This means the Tour.steps.page must equal with Router.current().route.getName(). Other would be ok by some simple customs


Kill this


Call `changedParam(kParamWhiteBalance);` at the end of the constructor instead (if we reload a project for instance).


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why `syncUserMap` twice?


`что не походила по размеру и форме на его родственников` - `подходили`


ditto


A slight rework around handling `starsWith` not being present in IE.

Checks if the property doesn't exist, if not it doesn't try and override it.

overrideNative now throws if the original property doesn't exist


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`npm` script +
`app/server.js` -
This server is for testing only, and app folder is for developing.


@MishimaHaruna
http://herc.ws/board/topic/10435-error-on-compile-in-vs-2015/


These should still use the `rackspace` repo. s/jrperritt/rackspace


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s/Hashicopr/Hashicorp/


@pfalcon: If you have a fixed, known setting you want to use for From/Reply-To, can you just run
  git config --global multimailhook.from no-reply@foo.localdomain
  git config --global multimailhook.replyTo no-reply@foo.localdomain
?


Сначало идет о нём, потом в конце это уде она. Лучше переделать на один пол.


@joto no, cannot run 2014 and 2015 without different branches.
Building the deps with 2015 shouldn't be any problem.
I've already kicked off the build.
If it runs through, I'll update today, otherwise I look into it during the next days.

**I'll commit directly to master** as no other changes (except `os` for Appveyor and download) should be necessary.

OK?

@alex85k

No, the VC++ runtimes (2014 vs 2015) are not compatible.
I've gone through every CTP and preview build for 2014 and 2015 and always everything had to be rebuilt. That's why we sticked to 2014 CTP4.

If anything worked with the mix of 2014/2015, it was really an edge case of luck.

`appcrt140.dll` is one of the main VC++ runtime DLLS.
If there's an error about this, it means it doesn't work

>  switched by changing 14.0 to 12.0

This won't work, as it would fall back to VS 2013.
VS2013 doesn't support C++ 11 yet, except when installing the buggy Nov 2013 CTP compiler.


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Hey Michael, as I recall, it was discarding quote chars, which changed the effect of the command. Double quoting and escaping didn't seem to help.

Sent from my iPhone

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>
> @cowlibob was the issue with shellescape as seen here
>
>               # File shellwords.rb, line 110
> def shelljoin(array)
>   array.map { |arg| shellescape(arg) }.join(' ')
> end
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How does this work?


Gdzie ten styl? xd


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muszę zobaczyć czy id/klasy się nie będą gryzły :(


Why was this needed?


dumb question, a zero length `roleList` could also trigger `return true`?


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Isn't `getRoot()` going to fetch the anonymous path?


Тот Курант, что вместе с Роббинсом, он Courant. Просто на всякий случай.


`command-?` Opens the help menu

<img width="358" alt="screen shot 2015-08-19 at 3 45 46 pm" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/883126/9367113/7565ed62-4689-11e5-968a-874f309cc906.png">

With this change to open the `tutorial` you have to press `command+shift+H` what would you like it to be


Or rather, shouldn't it?


Aha!


the csrfToken should be stored somewhere. Why do we pass it around?


Sorry, now see your commit.

Where you see these changes?


any plan for v3 or they are the same?


Update this to specify `download content or upgrade anonymous content` somehow


No, when you are logged in, it will give you the authenticated path. But if this is an upgrade, we want the anonymous path


What are you currently installing that user-site-packages is needed for?  If it's something on our end, perhaps we have a bug that needs to be fixed first.


corrected.


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`cz` is not a language code, but country code. Look at [ISO 639-1](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes), Czech has code `cs`.


Coz we don't really know where to store it. It doesn't really belong to the project context. So semantically, it doesn't make sense to store it there. I think we should refactor it in another issue where we set some sort of global context where we can access this stuff.


this isn't the right connection string. See the config here: https://github.com/hoist/config/blob/master/production-template.json#L17 (core has multiple connection strings)


did you import Model?


The pdf document was not being rendered properly when using the phantomjs library. Temporarily, emailing the link to the report would be a short term solution but in terms of the architecture of the application this could not prevail due to the endpoint being a secure one.


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use `import {HoistUser} from '@hoist/model'` which will give you a specific HoistUser variable


This is flawed isn't it? What if the user had changed the title? Or is that handled by the client on an upgrade?


I would squash the commit with the previous one^^


Should this say "all course content"?


It will always be handled by the client on an upgrade


@BergWerkGIS okay. sounds good. the new libosmium doesn't need the protobuf and osmpf libs any more, so while you are at it, you can remove those from the dependencies.


also what's `createConnectionAsync?` that's not standard. it's connect and because I've used bluebird to `promisifyAll` above on the original mongoose I get `connectAsync`


@danielpadula el problema con el cacheo de los JS sigue ocurriendo.


I think it's a spell category cooldown thing  cuz toys seems to have the same category.


Why should you wait for window load to get its inner width? It's not like this value depends on any element which could change dimensions with load etc. Neither it is the case that you would force layout thrashing by reading `window.innerWidth` too early. In fact, I think your current approach causes an unnecessary repaint on mobile devices, since the DOM is first rendered with `isMobile: false` and later you force a very heavy repaint by adding the CSS class. Just trust the browser and React to do the right thing.

By the way, React documentation has exactly this scenario: https://facebook.github.io/react/tips/dom-event-listeners.html


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Fixes #104


That needs to be done in sprint 3.3. Otherwise we won't be able to rollback if something goes wrong. Could you please remove this line and add a task in JIRA to remove this column?


Estimados, salvo hayan cambiado el mecanismo. El id ue se agrega ahora a
todos los js, viene de un setting. En prod el seetting es igual al
timestamp de la hora del deploy.

2015-08-19 16:54 GMT-03:00 Gastón Avila <notifications@github.com>:

> @danielpadula <https://github.com/danielpadula> el problema con el cacheo
> de los JS sigue ocurriendo.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/datal-org/datal/commit/67a245aa6fc46ccc340de334b3b5f93670a2c55f#commitcomment-12793296>
> .
>


I didn't look deep into the issue, but the bootstrapped ninja segfaulted every time while building the second-pass ninja with the existing code. When I changed the configure script to stop writing over the running executable, it worked fine.


Can't we use a `require` like all the other parts of Rails?


Remove the tailing whitespace.


There is truth in what he has to say.


In SQL it's `not-null="true"`


@kaspth We can, that's on the list of things I'm going to do. Just wanted to verify the general direction I'm taking the PR stucturally.


Dani,

Nosotros en el momenot de agragar los JS hacemos esto:
https://github.com/datal-org/datal/blob/master/workspace/templates/viewDataStream/index.html#L19

2015-08-19 16:54 GMT-03:00 Gastón Avila <notifications@github.com>:

> @danielpadula <https://github.com/danielpadula> el problema con el cacheo
> de los JS sigue ocurriendo.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/datal-org/datal/commit/67a245aa6fc46ccc340de334b3b5f93670a2c55f#commitcomment-12793296>
> .
>


oh yeah forgot that.


@newren: True, and we already did homework on that, but the point that we missed it initially (even though couple of folks read thru all options), and default config is like that ("impersonating"). Again, I don't say that it's wrong, just wanted to make sure that @moy, as a maintainer, was aware about such perspective on the matter.


LGTM :+1:


Partway there:
```jl
  Running N=20...
    N=20 min 0.048201704
  Running N=50...
    N=50 min 0.779087905
  Running N=100...
    N=100 min 7.336145577
```
Any idea how to create an empty UTF8String?
```
julia> foo() = ""
foo (generic function with 1 method)

julia> @code_typed foo()
1-element Array{Any,1}:
 :($(Expr(:lambda, Any[], Any[Any[],Any[],Any[],Any[]], :(begin  # none, line 1:
        return ""
    end::ASCIIString))))

julia> bar() = utf8("")
bar (generic function with 1 method)

julia> @code_typed bar()
1-element Array{Any,1}:
 :($(Expr(:lambda, Any[], Any[Any[],Any[],Any[],Any[]], :(begin  # none, line 1:
        return $(Expr(:new, :((top(getfield))(Core,:UTF8String)::Type{UTF8String}), :((top(convert))(Array{UInt8,1},(top(getfield))("",:data)::Array{UInt8,1}))))
    end::UTF8String))))
```


personal flotation device.js


Or: is there a more efficient way?


rax retry tests


Lots of good changes here, I'm assuming Approved Registrations are now ordered by time of registration?


swag not found, i like tacos


This doesn't return succeeded on *nix so, it always "tries" to unpack in Sys_LoadGameDLL thus fails because succeeded is false and Sys_DLLNeedsUnpacking returns false too!


I think this should be `docker-machine status your_vm_name`. Just `docker-machine status` gives me an error `unable to load host: open /Users/x/.docker/machine/machines/config.json: no such file or directory`


@Neverlord First use of stateful actors here. Question: the three statements above looks like a "manual ctor." Have you thought about semi-automatic argument forwarding to the state instance? Or will it keep looking like this? (I'm fine either way, but was just wondering what your plans are.)


我不会ps 哈哈 有空学学
哦对 是方形 给我一个 尽可能放大的 也就是留白尽可能少的
因为微信占位尺寸太有限 要尽可能铺满的意思 然后尺寸不用太大 可以小一点 比如360x360?


Yeah, this makes sense to me.  I had a similar solution but just returned null if it was not set.


@BillMills Thanks.

Haven't done much with this, but we are hoping to get something going via @rhodyrstats.  We have a Data Carpentry workshop planned for mid Oct and my goal is to get a study group, mostly for U of Rhode Island, up and running after that.  The real planning should kick off in the next few weeks.

If you are interested, I've got [Rhody R Stats](http://rhodyrstats.org) up and running and will use that as the web front end for the study group.   Looks familiar?


Why did you revert this Jeffrey? Would love to disable notifications. Or is there another way that I've missed?


You can delete the custom class.


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Oops...looks like there is a typo on canola


titleps => titlesec


There should be some macro at least, but we could use a const utf8 empty string if we need to.


This reference equality can bite us further down the road.
It isn't really classloader / distributed environment friendly, etc.


@hattori0407 さんと口頭で話をしました。
`visit`を必ず`scenario`内に書くということではなく、`background`で画面遷移しておくのが適切であれば`background`で`visit`してOKです。
今回のケースでは`background`で編集画面に遷移しておくのは適切なのでそのままでOKです。

`ImageUploader.enable_processing = true`を`background(before)`に書くのは適切だと思います。ただfeatureではなくモデルのテストの方の`before`ですね（画像加工のテストをモデル側のテストに移した上で）。


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You need to reset defaults, for plugs you've already loaded before the update. In the LADSPA/LV2 select UI in the detail view (Show Details) press Restore Defaults.


Sure, I'll replace ParseInternalKey() by GetInternalKeySeqno(). And this if/else branch is just an optimization, that is, if the deque size is 0, why should we do unnecessary parse?


FYI, I checked in the updated dependencies.  This causes an error if not updated.


It's was just a little formatting


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The const seems to work fine:
```
  Running N=20...
    N=20 min 0.047563095
  Running N=50...
    N=50 min 0.76255571
  Running N=100...
    N=100 min 6.708800642
```
(couldn't find a macro)


for me filler is stone/cobblestone/sand, while ore is the actual random blocks in the filler.


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Doesn't this block re-write to:
```scala
run(req).flatMap { resp =>
  if (resp eq HttpService.notFoundResp) service2(req) else Task.now(resp)
}
```
?


I must say that I'm not the biggest fan of Mock based tests (used badly they can literally fall apart when you refactor because they are are so tightly coupled to the mocked methods being called inside the methods you are trying to test). UtilController is not an example of an entity that can be mocked cleanly, so I think the test as you've done it is a fine approach.

Saying that I do agree with Brett that there's no need to re-test behaviour that has already been tested though - it seems to me that the UtilController method to validate is a generic method that depends on the database FormFields being set-up correctly more than the functionality. As a result, I'd concentrate on testing UtilController generically and just test the specific Donation validator tests like 'duplicate donor number'. This could make the mocking cleaner and then I'd

With regards to the refactoring - I like it. Using ValidationUtils seemed obtuse.


hey, could u plz tell me that why u remove the support of `crossorigin` this version?
能否知会下为何这个版本的修改移除了对 `crossorigin` 的支持呢？谢谢


Hi Eduardo,
It's good to know that you are OK with this change. Thanks for the comment :-)


fixtures/files/ に置いてみます

テキストファイルも追加したので、 images ではなくて files が適切ですね１


That makes sense. Thanks, @mixolidia


Hi David.
A simple, but great code. I'm looking for similar project, using 2 green LED's and 2 RED led's. This mention to be mount at my UVA drone, as pilot strobe flight flasher. Green led1&2 constant 40 % light brightness, 1 blink 100 % 300mS follow each other- during one second. Pause for 4 sec. Green led 1&2 repeat. RED led 1+2 have it's own pattern. Just blink twice during a second-100 %, each 5. sec. This process start at power ON to my Nano PIC and hold on for 3 min., pause 2 minutes, then restart for the 3 minutes pattern periode. This pause generated because LED have drain current each abut 650mA@Vcc approx 3 volt. Thinking about my external Li-Po battery at 11.1 V and 1200mAh, this pause for 3 min. are needed to obtain pilot light during one flight trip at approx. 20 minutes. What do you think, David. Sorry to to ask, but I'm realy new to Arduino, but have success to load code, and upload it, here it's stopped into my brain :). Hope you have any URL or code written likely/similar to my wishes? Thanks!


nice


If we're using `\sim` shouldn't this be a `~`?


ok


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:+1: thanks


Yeah, I hope to devote more time to it. :) `$elemMatch` and `$in` should be coming soon.


Good job on the idea @siracuervo but you should change the author to @bigrushdog since this is mostly his work

Only thing that's different is the added arrays and changing of some strings.......

https://github.com/TeamEOS/packages_apps_Settings/commit/0329dd2865de56e6b8d8e13fe834e568b7126dec


That's a nice speedup. So this is all from ``@defVar``?


When I removed the creative check, it was just so I could use it on a server that supplies godmode because using noclip in singleplayer will cause suffocation damage. I suggest finding a way to cancel the damage server-side when in singleplayer.

The manager can do it easily via an event.


Nevermind. Has limited support. Seems the MultiMarkdown plugin has support for previewing all the GitHub features (including tables), but I don't think that works with *.rst files.


This line needs clarification and a whole lot more code. (and more cowbell)


Maybe abstract it a bit more? Also there seem to be unnecessary brackets in there?

    /(<p[^>]+>)?\\$UserDefinedForm(<\\/p[^>]+>)?/i

Can we have a quick test, too? A regex without a test gives me The Fear.


Didn't you also say that they are basically the same thing? by your definition, there is just a lot more filler than ore, which is really the only difference programmatically. If you cant think of a better name though


調べてみます :)


This one too @btovar, sorry and thanks.


sdfa


@Jayin @huangruichang 这个高亮主题目前是定死的
看看你们喜欢哪种主题 我暂时先用了这个


why did you move this down?


3.0.1+就加回来了哦，那请忽略上方问题把囧


@fritx 这个 +1


manualPageable为false的时候，imageView的click事件会被吃掉吧。。。我是这样改的
```java
if (!manualPageable && ev.getAction == MotionEvent.ACTION_MOVE) {
    return true;
}
return super.dispatchTouchEvent(ev);
```


that's awesome, I look forward to it!


rax retry tests


good


should the components to be 2 and 4?


Pls add a comments here for this workaround


测试本地git同步到远程git


What you really wanted was:

```ruby
(1..100).select do |i|
  puts i if (i % 3 == 0 || i % 5 == 0)
end
```


今となっては意味がないなと思ったのですが。。。

「http://qiita.com/zaru/items/3fa6e67dfaa2205cf2d5」を参考にして書いたのですが、ここと似た感じに書こうと思い、そうしました。その時は、loginメソッドが参照するところと、変数に入っているデータが完全に一致させるのがいいのではと思いそうしました。
なので、emailカラムで参照するところは$this->request->data['User']['email']を、というふうにしました。


Sessionについて理解するときに、サイトを調べてそこをみて少しいじってみたり、Sessionの中身を見ることを目的としていじって見ました。


No, they were wrongly pushed by me by taking the changes from the master branch, these changes are reverted in
https://github.com/zrs233/ursula/commit/1bbaaea792570e396dc8c410018dc369ed50f2f0


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:ok:


first project


これは意味がないだけでなく、若干問題があります。
`$this->request->data`を上書きすることによって、ここに入っている他の値が上書きされて消えてしまいます。
今回のケースはたまたま問題になりませんが、他のデータを使うことはよくあることなので、
最初から、$dataに代入するべきでしょう。

修正お願いします。


just test


Keeping legacy code commented in this commit for possible future reference in other projects. Goal: to compare the "before & after" state of implementing CoreData. Will remove commented out legacy code in next commit.


一見動作が変わらないように見えてもどこかに影響があることは往々にしてあります。
現段階ではこの変更は問題にならないと思いませんが、少なくとも何が変わるのか仕組みは理解しておいて下さい。


Not necessarily. `on` is also fine, and it avoids the need for `super`. There are pros and cons either way. Both are fully first-class and will remain so as far as I can tell.


Is everyone using Carthage instead of Cocoapods? :(


ありがとうございます、そうします :)

spec/features/carrierwave_spec.rb に書いてた中身を spec/models/profile_image_spec.rb  に移します。


Yeah, just from converting empty strings ¯\_(ツ)_/¯


Can't really tell what's going on here, but it looks like you probably have the following:

```python
class Assessment(...):
    category = relationship('Category', backref='assessments')
```
and
```python
class Category(...):
    assessments = ...
```

This is not allowed. The backref is attempting to define the ```Category.assessments``` at runtime and failing because you'd already declared it previously.


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ooops I missed this pull request from earlier (!)
I think this is totally the right direction but I'm worried there are too many outstanding diffs atm...it might make them hard to rebase....I think for now, I'll wait until everyone's in and has committed what they have--- the big problem is the CABAC refactor


Looks good! :+1:


I don't think you meant to append to the same `created` list in every iteration. Move this into the for loop?


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ah, go tit.


Need to explain in comments why `inverse=true`.
Also, I'd be careful with `all-delete-orphan` - usually it brings more problems than it solves. But up to you.


This seems weird? Why is there a space before the title?


r+


@javierpajaro No parece estar relacionado con ese cache buster. Hay alguna otra cosa que pueda causarlo? NGINX?


I am not a lawyer, but I think the copyright must be held by a legal entity such as a person, business, or organization, so "darch2" is not valid unless that is an official organization, such as the way the Free Software Foundation owns copyright for software such as Git.

See also https://www.gnu.org/prep/maintain/html_node/Copyright-Notices.html


The basic concept here is that you are storing a new `BaseDataInfo()` object in the mixin column `instance`.  So I think in your idea line 88 below would become:
```
   instance.__dict__['info'] = self.__class__()
```
Then the `instance.__dict['info']` info object is itself a descriptor instance and my head starts hurting.  Maybe that would work, but it's just confusing to me.  Instead there is `DataInfo` which is the descriptor that serves as the interface to the underlying `BaseDataInfo()` (or `ColumnDataInfo()`) object that has been injected into the `instance.__dict__`.  To me that separation of concerns is cleaner.

I didn't think about all this originally.  At the time it was just the simplest implementation because the `info` object started life as a plain attribute on mixin columns.


Previous name was clearer as for me :)


Matrix inversion is usually a costly computation and there may be some benefit to caching the inverse of a matrix rather than computing it repeatedly. Below are two functions that are used to create a special matrix object that can caches its inverse.


Well, for me, python2 has the same behavior (and would be very surprising to be otherwise):

~~~~
Python 2.7.6 (default, Jun 22 2015, 17:58:13)
[GCC 4.8.2] on linux2
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> "Header: content".split(':', 1)
['Header', ' content']
>>>
~~~~


Commenting here, but meant to address the other comments in this file/commit combo:

I am doing a bit of experimentation here, trying to feel out the right API for simpler custom elements that are reflecting state from their owners, and are not really contributing to new state, just reflecting existing state.

The general goal was to simulate what happens with regular DOM elements that have setters, like a checkbox.checked, where setting that to true updates the internal DOM of the checkbox to show the checked state.

As compared to react props: what about viewing it like so: you can see these properties as just value on props that have changed, without needing a full DOM hierarchy update sweep to propagate, since to get that props propagation down the tree seems to require a bigger buy in to the react update model?

I'm just trying that perspective on for size, could be totally flawed though.

I can see some concerns with this current state of edit_toolbar though, as reflected in the bugzilla comment on this bug: just some setters are defined, so this seems like not a complete reproduction of the analogy with checkbox.checked:

* Serializing this component seems like it might not capture the full fidelity of the state, in particular folderType and editCount are not serialized out as values, just the interior DOM structure reflecting the values. Where serializing checkbox.checked should result in a checked attribute in the HTML.
* As with checkbox.checked, a getter is supported, to get the value the component thinks it has, where here there is no getters here.

These were purposely avoided in this case, but just for size concerns. We do not need the getters for the existing use case of this custom element, and the serialized state is enough to work with the HTML cache, as it would be reset once the real state comes in and the state is only directed downward into this element, this element does not emit state (just some DOM events).

Omitting this extra stuff just for size concerns may be confusing though. I am currently thinking about perhaps providing a function/base.js idiom that would allow wiring up the getter/setter/attributeChangedCallback combo that would allow this to be more comprehensive. (The attributeChangedCallback custom element lifecycle callback addresses your concern over mutation observers, it is just scoped to dealing with attribute changes).

Not sure it will work out yet, and open to other ideas too. I will give it some thought and if it does not seem very clean or straightforward I may postpone it for a larger refactor experiment. It would be good to get it sorted though. A small experiment like this one seems fine as a one-off, but it would be good to codify a general consistent approach.

This is the last thing I want to sort out before fixing the unit test that I broke and then squashing. I will post back here or ping in realtime before doing the squash though.


In that case, `active` should just be `len(created)`


makeCacheMatrix: This function creates a special "matrix" object that can cache its inverse.


태경이 코딩 좀 했나~~


Pretty sure we'll support it, unless there's a really fundamental reason it can't be well-typed.


cacheSolve: This function computes the inverse of the special "matrix" returned by makeCacheMatrix above. If the inverse has already been calculated (and the matrix has not changed), then cacheSolve should retrieve the inverse from the cache.


Hi @ceinmart! Annotations in Grafana now displays the same events for all graphs. This fix allow use templated variables in host and group fields. This suitable for templated dashboards - you change host and only annotations belongs to this host are displayed.


`assertReflectionEquals()` is better since it will check the issues with Hibernate mapping.


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/graydon/stellar-core/commit/3e60a6ca77d3268fb2f8cb304475f04694eba5a7


merging graydon/stellar-core/yet-more-prepared-statements = 3e60a6ca into auto


graydon/stellar-core/yet-more-prepared-statements = 3e60a6ca merged ok, testing candidate = d30fbebd


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I think so yes. I found it quite tricky to balance names that were
descriptive enough but weren't too long. If you have suggestions on how to
improve things in all ears.


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I think you should create a function that retrieves the mark name/id from a severity.


Why are you using wrapping_rem and not just %?


ah you are right, it should just open the menu.
there is no std to go right to the tut so we can just skip that.


See Annotations dashboard example for more details: http://play.grafana-zabbix.org/dashboard/db/annotations


Oh, not anoteher!!!! ;)


This annotation is outdated now..


Here and following, adopt doxygen.


Yeah, you are probably correct. I thought "Martin Drees and contributors", but that's still not a (single) entity, I guess. Otherwise I'd just change it to only "Martin Drees" everywhere.  Thanks for your feedback.


can you update these lines also?

    :param port: port used to connect to Girder instance,
             defaults to 8080

    parser.add_argument('--port', required=False, default='8080')


Othre -> Another


Finally (y)


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what does this syntax mean, with the pipe?


Looks like Canola is misspelled


I don't think this is necesary any more (see line 18)


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Good catch, I just squashed this branch and force pushed.


we should remove this


I wasn't using Jumbo :)

There is no john in the 'run' directory of Jumbo (recently downloaded) though. Where can get the Jumbo version of john? (ios7tojohn.pl was there)


@jackparmer - I'm removing this line you added to the CSS since we use `code` all over the place in headers - not sure which pages you were editing that required this font-size, but you might need to add some other class with this size


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Yes, order matters


Just a nit: The variable names are not intuitive at all.
`active`s includes `inactive`s....
It'd be nice to rename one of the two, but this is not a blocker.


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LGTM


This causes annoying behaviour in other applications of indexes, for example in the indexmenu.

See https://github.com/samuelet/indexmenu/issues/129


Oops, this line doesn't need to be there any more.  That was before I figured out how to fake a mutable box with the 1-item list ;)


This would make it download it or fail with a message?


They're [Q objects](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.8/topics/db/queries/#complex-lookups-with-q-objects), which have an OR syntax making use of the pipe, which means they're building up conditions for the SQL "WHERE" clause that are being "OR"'ed together.


This whole function is kind of "magic", though it has reasons behind it.  I'll add some documentation!


This seems irrelevant


`v1.0.1` is same as `v1.0.2`, this was me screwing up how the version gets updated in bower. :see_no_evil:


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```


by using getaddrinfo() instead of gethostbyname() there are two advantages
1. We get multiple ips if one have so
2. It supports ipv6 as well


fix will be included on 20150820 build


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Thank you @AeroNotix :dancers:


   m<-x$getmatrix()
   if(!is.null(m)){
       message("getting cached data")
       return(m)
   }
   matrix<-x$get()
   m<-solve(matrix, ...)
   x$setmatrix(m)
   m


Don't we need similar (graceful termination!) logic for nodes deleted via the API?


Keep the "and up" part


Should we put a link to the specific ticket they should watch to get resolved for this? https://tickets.puppetlabs.com/browse/PUP-4866


Ça provient d'où ça ?


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```


style


No, I am indeed observing it in a chromium 44 browser.  But I doubt it's the console error itself, it has to be some interaction with something else.

This is the relevant section in my code.
```javascript
    var Raven = require('raven-js');
    console.log(Raven.debug);
    Raven.captureMessage("This is a test, an uncaught non existent function call will follow.");
    //This crashes on purpose
    crashme();
```

Without the patch, I only see the "Error: Raven has not been configured."

With the patch, I see the logging of the data generated by Raven.captureMessage, and the "Warning: Raven has not been configured."


l


wrote cannoli instead of canola!


Nice


Tu na konci treba dat </li>.


@sebv we just needed to move this down?


Should the `||` be an `&&`?


Thanks. Fixed https://github.com/hhvm/user-documentation/commit/89f0b6f3b541d284d90b34a7b22d49a3f0bc935c


I don't see how file is closed on positive run


isolating issue


Is this a mistake? or wrong id? because it duplicate


some tests failed:
failure: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/76349030


This is test comment


Hello again Philred
Can you tell me what veriosn of the OS you were using or are useing please?
We have Redhat 5.11 at the moment.
Thank-you again


defer CFRelease(t);


We might want to do this for all dependencies. `"*"` dependencies just scream *"break me, break me"*


Added this @SiebelsTim  https://github.com/hhvm/user-documentation/commit/4697c76f304270025caeb52c0c423a045801cfdd


Why do you do this?


I'm trying so hard to use this code, but I cannot get it to work.  I need to display the selected values, which I can, but if a box is unchecked, I cannot get it to remove it.  You have a value called "checked" that you pass to a function, but for the life of me, I can figure out where or how it gets set in the html.


naming is weird
maybe nameCf, tyCf ...


I think it's wrappable to:
```python
            document.remove_source_marks(document_start_iter(),
                                         document_end_iter())
```


Hmm I actually don't think this should be linked here... I think that the thing to do would be to add a trivial Catalog Name section to the model/naming.md to mirror what is there for Schema Name etc.

The rest-catalog.md is already linked further down in the REST section of this document.


This is not a support forum, it's a bug tracker. Check out www.openwall.com/john and ask questions on the mailing list.


could you add a test with an empty arg list?


este shoutbox es para punbb de forumotions


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Maybe you can make an own function out of it, `remove_all_source_marks` or similar.


Nice! much better than subclassing Array. Defining the `+` method is what breaks Ruby right? Since `(<#Traits> + <#Traits>).is_a?(Traits) => false`?


And a closure with multiple args but no comments


Iterate over values via `results.values()`


Our cloud provider extracts resources from `state.json`, but doesn't use them at all. It only returns a list of strings, being the addresses of the slaves. The cloud provider interfaces lacks resource support.


We could add `preventDefault` to the form `onSubmit` instead, that might be even better... I thought we did it already actually, but it must have been somewhere else.


In pseudo code this should be: If the column name is not equal to "the_geom" or if the column name is not equal to "the_geom_webmercator" then push the column name into _interactivity array.

The logic was changed here because the new query returns a field type of `user-defined` instead of `geometry` for geometry fields.


you're calling zoom here


Compare: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/pkg/cloudprovider/cloud.go#L97