1761_add_zonehvac (mbadams5) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2224 of 2247 tests passed)

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LGTM.


@jbgo We are currently using both Resque and Sidekiq (mostly Sidekiq), and we have Rails projects from 3.2 on through to the latest as well as a Sinatra app running Ruby from 2.0-2.2. We are currently in the process of moving server environments so we are using both the old init.d system as well as systemd. The way I will likely end up deploying it is creating a docker image pushing it to a registry and then using a Systemd unit to download that image and start / manage the process.


@ide Should `tintColor` be exposed in `Image`'s propTypes (with `@platform ios` in JS docs to make it clear it's an iOS-only prop)?


@rakuco Thanks. Good to know.


https://github.com/lampepfl/dotty/blob/master/src/dotty/tools/dotc/transform/ResolveSuper.scala#L85 this line started creating duplicate definitions in scala2 defined symbols.


You forgot the "override" keyword here


@mkonicek yes, it should be. (I didn't check because tintColor was already supported for static images and this diff just added it to remote images too.)


addressed.


microTurbineHeatRecoveryPump (mmatts) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (749 of 749 tests passed)

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Closes bug #1


s/sample-fossball/sample-contiku-demo/


I did actually revert this commit. I think it got there by error.


@mkonicek actually, the recommended usage is under `style` so maybe we need `@platform` support for style properties too: https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/image.html#style


`CONCAT` produces a string result, this is why it will convert its operands into their string representations.
It's debatable if that conversion is good and what a good string for boolean values and objects is.

Apart from the question of whether AQL queries should throw an error on implicit conversions (currently they don't in most cases, and this is on purpose - queries that throw conditionally are harder to optimize) I think it's mostly a matter of taste.
Other languages don't agree on this matter either:

**JS**
```
> String(true)
'true'
> String(false)
'false'
> "foo" + true + "bar"
'footruebar'
```

**Ruby**:
```
irb(main):001:0> true.to_s
=> "true"
irb(main):002:0> false.to_s
=> "false"
irb(main):003:0> "foo" + true + "bar"
TypeError: no implicit conversion of true into String
```

**PHP**:
```
$ php -r 'var_dump((string) true);'
string(1) "1"
$ php -r 'var_dump((string) false);'
string(0) ""
$ php -r 'var_dump("foo" . true . "bar");'
string(7) "foo1bar"
```

**Python**:
```
>>> str(True)
'True'
>>> str(False)
'False'
>>> "foo" + True + "bar"
Traceback (most recent call last):
TypeError: cannot concatenate 'str' and 'bool' objects
```


backticks


Thanks!


otherwise this will be somehow tied to fossball, not it's going to be built since all samples are enabled, but we better use the proper variable.


TeamCity pull requests :: netty [Build 45](https://garage.netty.io/teamcity/viewLog.html?buildId=455&buildTypeId=pulls_netty&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
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### Failed tests
```
io.netty.handler.codec.http2.DefaultHttp2FrameIOTest.binaryHeadersWithoutPriorityShouldRoundtrip: <no details avaliable>

```


Don't like it ?

I use your code to detect the locale, and if not detected then the user can choose your own, for example I speak Spanish but my locale is es_AR (Español - Argentina) on dictionaries there are only one from Spain (Español - España), then the autodetect locale failed, but I can choose the spanish from Spain.

I think 2 step are more easy for the beginner users, what do you think?


Note that schemes are tested for equality in many places.  It's not necessarily a problem, but currently the equality test will ignore the interesting orders.

More of an issue: you can __add__ two schemes together to get a concatenated scheme: sch1 + sch2.  Not clear how to combine the interesting orders.

I think I'd lean toward moving this out of scheme and letting each operator itself return partitioning info.  The order and partitioning info is not really a property of the schema, it's a property of the representation of the data produced by the operator.

Minor: "InterestingProperties" or even "RepresentationProperties" seems a better name.  The Volcano paper talks a lot about order, but only because merge join vs. hash join was a motivating example.  "Interesting facts" was the term they used when speaking generally.


"Personal instance methods"? Do you mean instance methods on the `Person` class?


I am not giving any one except for me and falc custume commands.


@AdmiralCurtiss  Can you help?


Seems like we should make sure to delete it at some point.. Does this get deleted in the dtor?


No reason except not knowing better. I read the instructions on the official Docker pages and they referred to the install script and did not mention lxc-docker at all. Now I found that the install scripts installs docker-engine package, which seems to be a bit more up-to-date than lxc-docker. Any reason we shouldn't use this package instead of lxc-docker?


Code to verify the user has correctly subtracted the ~50 byte encapsulation overhead would be very useful.  Because not accounting for encapsulation sends performance into the toilet.


what the H am I doing.


Fine, I will just code my own


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I will get to those when I tackle TP*. PR was getting too big, wanted to get it merged first.


Ace, is this for rubyfreedom


I wouldn't start with the instance variable getter as your first method. It's a bit confusing to have a method and a variable with roughly the same name. A better one might be to have the `say_hello` method use the `name` instance variable.


That makes more sense to me but I don't know much about docker.  If it works then I would say yes :)


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Oh fuk xD


That was supposed to be on my copy


Sure thing!


what is difference or which is much better?


I would introduce a ```depends on LOG``` to FLOW_SUPPORT symbol.


Wait this is my copy, this is MY BRANCH


This is awful. I used to see order notes like:
Order status changed from Pending Payment to Processing. -by Kevin Hagerty

With 10 staff members using our WooCommerce install, it is important to know who is making changes to orders. Now, nobody knows who's doing what.

I solved the issue by hooking into the filter `woocommerce_new_order_note_data` to change the `$comment_author` and `$comment_author_email` to what they would have been if `$added_by_user` had been set as `true`.

Even though I was able to solve it, I am just writing to share that I feel this was a poor "feature" choice to begin with. I'm sure others would agree.


@shadowslasher410: pStyl3 has [posted](http://forums.bethsoft.com/topic/1531778-rel-loot-thread-20/?p=24255328) saying that he cannot see the 49 ITMs you've reported for this plugin using the latest release or pre-release builds of TES5Edit. Can you explain how you got that number? This also calls into question all the other metadata you've added in this commit...


It seems that this is a funny use of MostLikelyAllele and the "note" in the javadoc does not make it justice. Thanks to this, best and the second best allele may actually be the same and the previous check that I suggested on MostLikelyAllele class will cause an exception here.

It is used only in testing indirectly thru "performPerAlleleDownsampling" so this method should not be here and instead be a private method in the corresponding test class. Please do not make it return MostLikelyAllele but rather a custom structure or something else.


initialize isn't actually a callback method. This is a very special type of method that all OOP languages have. It's called the `constructor`


Instead of building a block and calling `compareTo` get the `MethodHandle` for the appropriate comparison operator and invoke it. That will be *way* faster than building a new block


"being a method"


> each of them featuring several biomes

not sure about this.


The repo omv-extras adds doesn't have docker-engine.  Wonder what the difference is??


Yes, the idea is when something happen, the bot will try to start again... if the bot reach the maximum number of tries, the bot should dump the message (one time, not multiple times). The reason to not dump all messages is because the problem could be generated by the first message, so, if the bot dump that message and keep working with the other messages that are in queue, its ok... in the end, the sysadmin fix the dumped message and use a custom-tool to re-insert the dumped message. Make sense for you @sebix ?

Regarding the "clarify and simplify (flatten, deduplicate) the error handling" I agree and from your changes I understand that, no problem...we, in future, will talk more about that changes...so you will understand why i did that and I will understand your proposal ;)

Regarding the documentation, you are completely right. I will do that.


besides the dependency alternative I've commented out the patch looks good enough.


Much better now!


that doesnt really answer the question :/


@jackparmer - this line conflicts with all of the `code` blocks that inherited their size, e.g. in the JS function reference:

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1280389/9314490/49b13fb6-44f7-11e5-88e7-9ecfc385a5d7.png)


awesome! i actually had the while loop starting at 1, but then changed it trying to figure out why i wasn't getting all of the ocr files. also, i got all the full text files from the bread collection, so it must be working! thanks for your help.


Looks like this could be a constant (static final) instance in MostLikelyAllele called 'NO_CALL'?


no no, nevermind... outch! got lucky reviewing your last patches and mixing things.... gogo for it.


It did have a later version of both client/server and api. Would it be ok to add the repository to the one being added by omvextras?


If it works - cool! Thank you for researching and implementing it!


I would create a new constructor in MostLikelyAllele that takes on a single allele and likelihood and does the rest.


as reiterated by me, LGTM.


![screenshot from 2015-08-18 01 14 40](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7612306/9314545/332cb27a-4547-11e5-8be1-84d25e8c9795.png)


Hi,

I'd appreciate if this could be merged to the 2015_R1 branch. Thanks!


I think we should switch from the one in omv-extras to
deb https://apt.dockerproject.org/repo debian-wheezy main

It is specific for debian and wheezy instead of a generic ubuntu version.


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### Failed tests
```
io.netty.handler.codec.http2.DefaultHttp2FrameIOTest.binaryHeadersWithoutPriorityShouldRoundtrip: <no details avaliable>

```


Sounds good!


The embedded documentation in OBConversion::Write

https://github.com/openbabel/openbabel/blob/master/src/obconversion.cpp#L891

says do not delete it afterwards. That's what I fixed in SVGFormat::WriteMolecule and that's different from the behavior of SVGFormat::WriteChemObject which explicitly deletes the molecules.

Should I add a testcase for this kind of behavior?


lgtm!


also missing `format`


![screenshot from 2015-08-18 01 14 40](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7612306/9314589/75cfed72-4547-11e5-96b6-0c8536b60866.png)


Closequote goes on previous line.


I think this workds


This goes right below `CHECKSUM_SHA256`.


I think this worksssssss


Remove blank line.


Add blank line below this one.


This makes it easier to check for unpacked NULL pointers. For example:

```
local -a my_struct=(int int pointer)
unpack $foo my_struct
if [ ${my_struct[2]} = $NULL ]; then
  ...
fi
```


Are there supposed to be 2 spaces here?


This goes right above patches (correct order:
```
SOURCE_URI
CHECKSUM
SOURCE_DIR
PATCHES
```
).


Gradle is awesome! :-)


Swap the order of these two blocks and put them right under HOMEPAGE. (Also try to find a year for COPYRIGHT).


Swap the order of this and LICENSE and put them both right under HOMEPAGE


Approved!


This goes under SUMMARY.


The concept of `self` is super confusing. Doing a `#all` method as your first class method may blow their mind a biiiiit too much. Maybe some sort of other Person method like `display_species` which returns `human` or something like that


Put closequote on previous line.


ugg stupid eclipse defaults making me Kodek :(


The *_devel provides/etc. go between PROVIDES/REQUIRES and BUILD_REQUIRES/BUILD_PREREQUIRES.


Can you mention that this closes #469 in the commit log?


@vapier Are there supposed to be two spaces in  binutils/gas/config/tc-riscv.c:99?  Otherwise this looks great.  Did you use any tool to automate formatting this, so we can do it in the future?  Even a vimrc or something would be helpful.

Thanks for the patch!


Putting commands.js before adder.js apparently breaks scrolling (#47). Why?!?!!?


Using the quilt package format complicates the build process without much benefit, basically.  Because the /debian directory is directly in the upstream git repository for this project, it doesn't make sense to require a .orig.tgz tarball and separate debian tarball with a series of patches to apply to the upstream code.


I think that `default-directory' should be used, with value preprocessed using `file-name-as-directory'. Explicitly processing tramp filename looks ugly.


This is a fairly generic pattern that should probably be put in ``scipy._lib`` by itself for reuse across Scipy. But +1 for this change.


This comment is rather deceiving... It seems to imply that toString is in general a debug method to transform objects into string "for display".

I would simply remove this comment.

Is undeniable that toString has a debugging value. However I oppose to override toString to create a complex-long multi line string. I'd rather this is called toDebugString() something of the sort, and the calling code makes reference to it explicitly.

This is done from testing in very concrete places and the return string is not even consume, so I would remove the method.


After the #ifdefs are gone - this could go in one line


is this URL wrong on in the python example too? if so, can you update the python example accordingly?


Yes !!!! :-)

Looks like that some flags are depending on other flags in order to don't produce broken Code :-)

Kernel works perfectly now, and now RAM was increased from 628 to 629MB and kernel size is around lesser 1MB :D and compiling time is also faster ... from 25 to 19 minutes ;-)


âncora quebrada


Instead of printing, using the logging module would be good. And default behavior should be silent. There's nothing (well, not really nothing) more annoying than libs that print stuff to stdout that you can't silence.


Unfortunately it's going to need a little more than this - you can't edit any of the auto-generated models (Contact) as it'll be overwritten on next run.  I think it might need to be updated to generate "base" models, then a series of stubs which extend them for adding non-generatable functionality..  Does that make sense?


its actially never go under 128mb free. so its not matter.
calc here is number x4 = ram cache limit before killing group of apps with adj number.


I think it's more typical to use environment variables for Hubot settings, which we are using for other functionality and are set in ``bin/.hubotrc`` (with a .hubotrc.sample checked into git).  Should we stick to that for consistency?


This is a markdown file


I'll change this back to its original `test_create_publishes_create_event()`.

A unit test name and (if necessary) docstring would be for documenting the intended behavior of the test and the code it's testing, nothing to do with any API.

I've always liked the Pylons unit testing guidelines <http://docs.pylonsproject.org/en/latest/community/testing.html> (the intent of the test should be clearly explained by the name, which should be the first, most useful clue when looking at a failure report). The ones I wrote for CKAN had a section on naming too <http://docs.ckan.org/en/latest/contributing/testing.html#naming-test-methods>.

I agree it's not hard to figure out what this test is intended to do by looking at the code, but it is a little harder than if the name just expressed this for you so you didn't even have to read that code, multiply that over hundreds and one day thousands of tests and consider both people writing/editing test code and people reading and reviewing those pull requests, and it makes maintaining the test suite significantly easier.

Being able to tell the intent of a test from its name is also useful in fixing the test when the test is wrong - since you know what it was supposed to do, even though the code is doing something else.

And it's really helpful with other tests whose code is not as clear and obvious as this one, if we're in the habit of always giving our tests names that express their intent even when the code is simple, that habit will come in useful when it hits the tests whose code is not so obvious (or whose code starts out obvious, becomes less so after multiple refactorings...)


This should probably be a config setting too.


Typo on directory


Please additionally fix the following items:

1. Remove the templates in `templates` dir.
2. Remove `require()` to `Localkit` since it is unnecessary.


I'm quite pedantic :grinning: Thanks for sorting it.


Thanks for this fix! This has been annoying me for some time now...


I spent quite a while trying to figure out negative look-behind/ahead regexes in Python, but could not get it to work.  This is at least more intuitive to users I think.


Thanks for your code, the final user/item latent factor can be use as raw input feature of other classifier.


thanks!


good idea to separate dev-make vs. user-make. thank you!


101235614-Fix-AFN-Error-Output (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1274 of 1274 tests passed)

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good idea to separate owner-make vs. user-make. thank you!

there's a bit of an issue, the docs use "mlr" from the path which is why install is relevant at all. however this is fixable via a PATH statement in the makefile which is surely more elegant anyway.

thank you!


lgtm


I recommand to use 'dojo/keys'.
Better readability.

if (evt.keyCode === keys.ESCAPE) {


@hitrust 你好，无法复现，请尝试修复.NET Framework 4.0：

http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30135

![screenshot](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/515763/9296918/6354db5e-44c9-11e5-9e5f-091b60ad62a5.png)


@Strafeous Use a gist for things like this https://gist.github.com/


@Strafeous rand if you just wanna say we need a mod for XYZ.. That is *exactly* what this page is for: https://github.com/LegionDark/Issues/wiki/Modifiers-that-need-created


@Strafeous and if you just wanna say we need a mod for XYZ.. That is ***exactly*** what this page is for: https://github.com/LegionDark/Issues/wiki/Modifiers-that-need-created


我自己在测试各种可能崩溃情况的时候，目前看到的只有：
- 选择丢包率策略却没有 Availability Statistics 文件，这个会抛一个 Exception 在日志里然后随机选择一个
- shadowsocks.exe 在一个新的目录，没有 gui-config 文件，第一次启动的时候设置代理服务器选择 cancel，导致列表里有一个无效的空代理服务器，这个会闪退。
这两个我已经在后面的 commit 修复了。


This looks interesting — is there a reason you haven't PR'd it?


.. @Strafeous yeah, **No.**

No more aug talk till I actually have its guts coded, then we can talk about way to give out bonus's with it. And don't send stuff like this to the SQL test repository. Its here for testing SQL.


And fix configure event ap node of monitoring.


It's already fixed (in a different way) in the source distribution.


Seems it's "Unreachable code", because the "count" var.


@Mouvedia right. This line was just a copy and paste from Riot.
We got to think about compatibility with `simple-dom` for isomorphic apps, too.
But I'm mainly working or pushState things, now. I'll be back later.
PR is always welcome :)


This revision is clean.


Put `$response = $this->getResponse()` at the top of the function and then refer to `$response` throughout the rest of it?


Is this always guarantee the order?
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5525795/does-javascript-guarantee-object-property-order


What is the reasoning for deleting this prop?


I'm not coding for Legion anymore, I'm simply coded that just for the
practice which i said 15 times. I wanted your criticism on it. Read
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>
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```
    int user_position = Integer.valueOf(sp.getString("page", "0"));
    if (mCurrentSelectedPosition != user_position) {
        selectItem(user_position);
    }
```
or something similar will prevent this from simply reloading the current view based on the prefs.


rm this? or make it more clear?


I can see how this could confuse people.  The alembic.ini and the alembic directory in the top level directory are just for creating new migration scripts.  When the service launches, it looks at the environment for the database location and credentials.  The deployed service has no access to anything outside of the ptero_workflow directory, so there is a directory (ptero_workflow/alembic) that holds another (different) version of env.py and all the migration scripts.


negated the condition and, i found my support fleet is the one that is not for support fleet.... lol


Hold of on setting up payments until you actually have a few interested users.


Ah, phew! That looks like a nasty bug, so I was worried :)

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Use Google and FB to let users login and then look up their accounts via email address.


Why do you need a splash screen?


What exactly do you find puzzling about these?


Curso avançado de HTML e CSS já finalizado, postado para garantir a segurança dos arquivos.


Left some feedback on a few aspects of the project.


ceph upgrade feature


I think this is what was causing the user to go to home page everytime they log in. I think there is a bug around it ..right ?


I also noticed Flask already makes up this route for you, so there is no need for it.


That's cool!


Wouldn't that be ```ASFLAGS += --32```?


@Strafeous A) still doesn't belong HERE in THIS REPOSITORY and
B) I still don't even wanna talk about the subject at all.
C) don't say things 15 times, its bad coding practice to replicate the same lines :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

From a coding standpoint, you have much to learn, the script is pretty broken. I really don't like giving criticism. I'd much rather be asked how to accomplish a specific task and teach you who to make it do what you want at that step. Like "How do make sure a trade contains a specific number of one item, and no other items?" or "How do have 1 thing randomly happen out of these 3 possibilities?"


@Strafeous p.s. I usually won't be aware of a reply here unless you mention me specifically as @TeoTwawki like on IRC but with the `@` symbol.


Doing this in elisp is an absolute no-go all the other frontends would have to include the same workaround, which is pointless. Besides there might be a cleaner way to do this in haskell rather than just hardcoding, so this really ought to go into the haskell bits.


@imazine 위의 "/home/user/output/"는 예시구요, 인자를 /opt 나 /var 경로로 주면 (퍼미션만 있으면) 해당 경로에 결과물을 저장할테니 문제는 없을 것 같습니다.


I've corrected ```FFMpegDVRMSRemux.0``` to ```FFmpegDVRMSRemux.0``` in ```messages_it.properties``` in #644


Thanks for putting this together. RxServlet is exactly what I was looking for. I hope we can take advantage of the fact that we know we are only dealing with JSON (at least for now) and can encapsulate the ByteBuffer logic in ```doGet``` and in ```doPost``` so that the servlet for reading/writing data points for example only has to worry about mapping JSON to our REST model classes and vice versa.


Tack! :computer: :smile:


На мой взгляд, делать подобный вызов во -viewDidLoad преждевременно, т.к. доподлинно не известно, когда view действительно появится на экране, а контроллер уже начал выполнять какую-то работ. Я бы перенес этот вызов во -viewWill/DidAppear:.


Availability Statistics具体是干嘛用的？


hi i'm set up javacv in my android studio. the result is good except for preparing opencv_face.
i set up opencv and opencv_arm at 'Index of /repositories/snapshots/org/bytedeco/javacpp-presets/opencv/3.0.0-1.0.1-SNAPSHOT.'
finally, other so file are doing work. but opencv_face does not working
i met this error.
Caused by: java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Couldn't load opencv_face from loader dalvik.system.PathClassLoader[dexPath=/data/app/com.sep.lineplus.ndktest-58.apk,libraryPath=/data/app-lib/com.sep.linep
in my app, there are opencv_face.java in org.bytedeco.javacpp and org.bytedeco.javacpp.presets from javacpp-presets-master.
i was wondering does it need libopencv_face.so file?
plese help me.


rax retry tests


你设置了两次


@hine0088, if publishing too quickly to the server, the connection can become unstable and possibly loose connection. Particles says not to publish more that 1 per second.


Для работы с этим свойством я бы воспользовался модификатором copy, чтобы защитить свою модель от влияния из вне.


Sry, didn't see the typo.  Must Be:
Fertiges Modell entnehmen!


Meh. How are similar arguments called everywhere else in ARTIQ?


I have a lot to learn, I know this, that's why I was asking you to
look at it, but I understand. Today has not been a good day for me.
Not at all.

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El afirmar que el sexo está sobrevalorado es algo bastante arriesgado. Quizá alguna fan de las correas y los látigos de Christian Grey, o uno de esos amigos que descarga todas las fotos de Lina Tejeiro salten desesperados a condenar esta idea, pero si se analiza realmente el concepto de sexo que manejamos actualmente, el término, está totalmente sobreestimado.


Я бы организовал данный метод иным образом, т.к. при данной реализации есть вероятность того, что приложение "упадет" (если передать на вход метода nil). Что если данный метод заменить на альтернативный, который бы вызывался у контроллера, который должен стать корневым в стеке? Выглядеть будет примерно так: [viewController embedInNavigationStack]. Такая реализация является более безопасной.


O arquivo está zipado para ficar mais leve.
Se for olhar os códigos fonte, basta deszipar e importar para a IDE Eclipse.
Se for apenas pegar o apk para instalar em algum device Andoid, é só deszipar e pegar o arquivo "Agenda_TV.apk" no diretório bin.


Thanks @vikram7!


感谢对mamaplayer的提交。话说没有注释辛苦你了。
朱一还是yosemite么... 无法验证功能啊...


trtrt


На мой взгляд, этот метод можно реализовать элегантнее, см. мой комментарий к BaseNavigationController.


Done


This method is bused for testing only... but I wonder is used in some component you have not yet imported. What is to be done in this case?


The ``PPool`` pool probably shouldn't be public. And anyway we'd like to get rid of ``scipy.misc`` completely at some point, so putting new stuff there is probably not the best way to go.


This is where the Main code will eventually end up


Oops meant to write update.


Why not `from io import BytesIO`?


haha awesome headline


microTurbineHeatRecoveryPump (mmatts) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1274 of 1274 tests passed)

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Had to do with two adders being added (there was an adder test at the end of adder.js)


Please use the eclass release type marker.


I need to know more about the use case here.  I infer that you're calling RPM from an external plugin, since persistence should never be null from a properly-initialized RPM prop.


:+1: looks great.


Went with the naming convention route, https://github.com/pelmers/dxr/commit/a789f66875d89967b083ce7f5dc08a08e52674e2.

If we had `yield from`, I'd probably have made everything return an iterable.


Létrehozza a preferences fájlt az icewm@4cda2e8, csak az installálása nincs rendben még.
Foltoznom kellett, hogy az eddigi helyekre installálódjon a genpref és a preferences.
A genpref bináris folt nélkül nem installálódik, a preferences fájl meg a ${DOCDIR} -be, az eddigi ${LIBDIR} helyett.
Számomra érthetetlen.


s/conaints/contains


@delta24 Please reconsider your argument: https://github.com/owtf/owtf/blob/develop/owtf.py#L35


Если бы русские управляли Россией.
Малограмотных заголовок смутит, лицемеров возмутит. Но текст предназначен не первым и ни вторым, а людям, озабоченным судьбой России и её народа. - See more at: http://aakanab.blogspot.ru/#sthash.9EQUqG07.dpuf
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Thanks for the tip! I haven't used the chained = very often.


@sruon Hey Sruon, since GitHub doesn't allow messaging users anymore, this is probably the only way I can contact you. Anyway:

I found an old post you did on the now dead FFEvo forums about decrypting the FFXIV 1.0 Silverlight files. Sadly I didn't save/record what you put down. I'm playing around with figuring out the old packet data of FFXIV 1.0 since the original author of Seventh Umbral seems to have stopped working on it. I found out that the client seems to be still writing to a debug log, and I'd like to see if I can force it to open. I know the file is called DebugDisp.form/tpl.

You posted once a guide on decrypting the Silverlight files FFXIV used for it's UI. Do you recall or have written down how the file was decrypted? You can email me at filipmaj@gmail.com.


The issue seems to be with their event processing, though - they build in an "activate only for these modes" question, and then events are only sent when in those modes, including sunrise/sunset (or so it seems). For stateless applications, that should work fine, but since state needs to be updated here, it seems it can become desynchronized.

It's kind of a niche issue to my configuration which I've already worked around, and I don't mean to take your time up on it - just seems that SmartThings may not have thought through all of the implications of that recommendation.

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asdfasdf


omv-extras 1.33 in repo now with new repo.  Worked on test VM.


@delta24 Looking at the HEAD of that branch, I don't see proper docstring (not even speaking about sphinx-like): https://github.com/owtf/owtf/blob/crawljax_integration/framework/crawljax/crawljax.py#L32


Can we update package.json too please.


The change is fine, doesn't hurt anything. I'm curious if you've ever run into that problem here, though? Is HTTPMethod ever nil? If so, we probably need to fix that issue during canonicalization.


Looks good!  Please add instructions to https://github.com/kchodorow/bazel-example/blob/master/README.md#ios-application.


Please do not commit commented code.


http external css in themes with https site #495


Does this still allow running bspwm from a display manager? Doesn't it need to a session file to launch it?


Why is this moved here? Doesn't it require UI thread?


Don't inline stuff please (check pep8 recommendations on inlines) (applies for the rest of the file)


Looks good.   I think there are some missing tests though ;)


Should also be in UI partial.


Can this run on any thread?


I see.  Yeah - and I've actually moved away from using Smartthings for my sunset/sunrise stuff, so I hadn't noticed it.  Thanks for the follow-up.  I'll pass this along.  https://github.com/imbrianj/switchBoard/blob/master/apps/sunPhase.js


@msya I think these have the necessary changes.


This looks correct :)

I can see that `src/delegate.js` file on my end. Keep in mind that's a part of the actual library checked out as a Git submodule.

![Example of delegate.js in src](http://cl.ly/image/0G0Q2s1P2q0P/Image%202015-08-17%20at%203.07.57%20PM.png)

Unfortunately, no, there's no good way to pull in all of the `/additional` files unless we do it by hand (e.g. using a wildcard/globbing like `lib/jquery-validation/src/additional/**/*` isn't available).

If this is achieving the result you were after, let me know and we can bump the version! It looks like a newer release of jQuery Validation was released at the end of June so this is a good time to update.

Let me know and I'll flip the switch.


I would put a comma before 'aby'


Great stuff! I recommend giving a link back to the [related article](https://blogs.endjin.com/2015/05/reduce-merge-conflicts-in-dot-net-solutions-with-powershell-based-git-hooks/).


Nice.


Comma before 'jeśli'?


Não seria GitHub?


Perhaps add comment on what we include in text/rtf?


no, my point is really you guys insulting other rom developer for unoriginality and rant on Google+ for hours while you seem to blindly seem to rip off developers work :)
I suppose I'd like to see your ROM without all the device support code from CM , it would be a little happy rom on a couple of nexuses and maybe a few Oppo's :)
but honestly i'll delete the post if it makes you feel better :) - it was just a reminder to show you that not everyone blindly believes your crap - some of us actually do real work. (apologies for not noticing before, someone linked it to me just then)


@KrauseFx
my logic was that if the name that you have mentioned in -nf does not match with any of the existing provisioning profiles available then fallback to original logic and return the first one available.

the change that you have made will not do that. if there is no provisioning found that is mentioned in -n no provisioning will be returned back.

I would suggest to keep the fallback logic.


definitely into the verb at the end being bad, but except for setters/getters verbs are good in methods!


That turned out to be pretty simple :)


Now that a lot more games have been added, do you think you can provide a binary?


Comma before 'aby'


This is an unnecessary import you are adding here and removing in a later commit. Just don't add it in first commit.


Was definitely gonna use Jasmine if I do testing


Yep, I mentioned in slack I'm still working on that section.


por eso usamos git, no necesitas comentar codigo nunca mas xD


bad


não acompanham mais com => não (mais) vêm acompanhadas

E hora de configuração não sei se encaixa bem, pois se refere ao passo `$ ./configure` da compilação


Comma before 'aby'. Also, I'd change 'Ok' to 'OK' to keep consistency


O nice now I can go dark theme on the forums :+1:


Possuir muitas funcionalidades não foi citado:
A extensão MySQLi torna ** algumas ** das mais recentes funcionalidades do MySQL disponíveis (...)


I don't think so. From a user's perspective, that's not a new feature; it just means that `Resource` works as expected in all situations.


We should add a comment around this
#workaround for chef version <=12.1.2 expected to be fixed in >12.1.2


Commented out because there does not yet exist a map fixture. This will be created as we continue to migrate the prototype.


RoomAirflowNetwork (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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here service_name table presumed to be bucketed


Fair enough.


The definitions of the C versions of osvrPose3ToMatrixd and osvrPose3ToMatrixf are still using the old argument order.


Done!


Une régression ? Tu passes du patch 598 au patch 353 ?

Nous devrions plutôt envisager de monter de version de Ruby ! :-p


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Multi-Project support in the Gradle sense of the world.
Unrelated to IDEs


not really needed


not needed


also not needed


great idea!


Was möchtest du darin alles speichern?


You are right - fixed on crowdin


In that case, wouldn't I need to either specify a path to ant whenever I use the ant command, or export the PATH variable to include path to ant?


so this use-case is super close to being perfect. The problem is that with this use case you are still struggling with the fact that by changing the name, you then have to still find and replace all the setting of `name`. I usually mention a few things on this topic. 1) I use a validation as my chanee that could cause so much pain. Things like "oh it's a name so by default we want to Capitalize that" 2) "When we are debugging code, we really want these sort of choke points where we can look at to see what's going on. In this case, if we have a bug that is because `name` is being set to something weird, we can put a binding in our `name` setter and immediately see every single thing that may set a name across the entire application. Makes debugging way easier"


do we really need this?


This fixture is not necessary in this commit. It is not the only change in this PR that is not in the commit it belongs to. Misplaced code makes it harder to review the changes, and imposes a big barrier in the ability to understand already merged commits. So please do craft commits that only comprise the necessary changes to achieve what the commit is meant to.


@gregory38 This one seems to break Valkyrie Profile 2.


нет, к фолс не приведется, просто аналог conitnue
вообще использование true \ false в forEach (или в случае jquery — each) — опасная затея, можно запутаться, где false влияет на выход из "цикла" а где нет


what's the intended behavior of `Signomial.__eq__` and why are these `self.cs.magnitude <= other.cs` instead of `==`?

This leads to awfully strange behavior like

```python
In [1]: from gpkit import Variable

In [2]: x = Variable("x")

In [3]: (1 + x) == (1 + x)
Out[3]: True

In [4]: (1 + x) == 2*(1 + x)
Out[4]: True

In [5]: (1 + x) == 0.5*(1 + x)
Out[5]: False
```


It is bad practice to ``try/catch`` without specifying what we are catching. Could you please make it more specific? It would be too bad that this piece of code catches ^C from a user for instance


Shouldn't docker daemon already be running at this point? Or are you thinking about DinD?
I would expect a docker socket link with the host.


Dont worry, I fixed the errors in the next to commits


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RoomAirflowNetwork (lgu1234) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1792 of 1792 tests passed)

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Same applies here


Comma before 'ktorych'


А в каком случае он не влияет на выход из each-цикла?


I see.  It's not just version of OpenSSL, but also operating system.  Can you tell me specifically the environment you are using so that I can recreate the error?


Howdy! I'm looking around for tool to use for importing CSV data to django. Would you recommend this one? I see you forked the project and make some additional commits. Should I use your fork?


i added commits so the changes can be easily tested. i am seeing very strange behavior when testing in the simulator with modal presentation set to page sheet on an iPad. the code in master does the same thing. i am not entirely sure why the view get scrolled off the screen.


Sounds simple enough, lemme boot up my Linux VM...


Yes I came to the same conclusion. I will fix it tommorow


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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>

```


The reason for the .extend() idiom was that it's more efficient to extend an existing list than to allocate an entirely new one, which is what + does.


Fixed - no idea why it let me build to completion, given that those were marked as `dllexport`. Thanks.


Let me cleanup and re-run to verify ;-)


Please remove commented code (still present in current HEAD~)


Same applies.


change this


That doesn't look fixed at all.


I use LibreOffice. The new version pushed in this commit is done with that, thus the name of the file is TOCS.odt (instead of TOCS.pptx).


Please consider PEP-257 (used in PEP8) as well when writing documentation (the right combo is PEP8+sphinx, not just one of them).


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A documentation of a class does not start with a note, or there is something wrong going on.


More examples of "these changes don't belong to this commit".


Hello @Rushor  - Cmangos not have on current state path.
Only Waypoint.
``` CPP
m_creature->GetMotionMaster()->MoveWaypoint;
```


This syntax should be used to document class attribute. Are you documenting ``sys.argv``?


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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.CDSTest: <no details avaliable>

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

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

```


Props @CalamitousPanda for the initial build of this.


The printing is fixed in the next commit https://github.com/pavelponomarev/scipy/commit/552a44d7b4ad070340294f62cd8dd28bb5d1823d
of #5141. I will put the PPool to `scipy._lib` then in the following commits of that PR after gathering responses during a few days.


Good point! Looks like there is a comment already:
https://github.com/facebook/react-native/blob/master/Libraries/Image/ImageStylePropTypes.js

Let me try to make it a JSDoc and see how it renders the next time we push to github.


Will interrest @VanessaE i think


a typo in first param 'cmd' and should be 'command'.

    if (!strcmp(command,"unitwalk")) {


Meinst du die Frage ernst? 255 Zeichen ist nichts. Wenn ich wirklich meine Gruppen beschreiben will. Um was geht es? Für wen ist es? Uns so weiter. Meine Facebook Event Beschreibungen haben locker 100 Wörter,


RoomAirflowNetwork (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (750 of 750 tests passed)

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You can leave off the ```is_transient => 1``` inside the ```has_transient``` section.


I realize you've got a lot on your plate trying to push the next firmware release, but did you see PR #543? It's a straightforward way to get `connected()` working for the moment, until you've got time to revisit it later.


Do our tests pass with this removed?


a1ebf06590e6294ed5c960e84738fdae9e8d59b0 J'en ai profité pour mettre à jour la version  de patch :-p


Good explanation.


@zachmayer Can you help me check why it didn't pass Travis? My changes are minor.


Used to document class attributes and in this case:
+ ``browser`` isn't an attribute
+ ``self.browser`` has been documentated already in ``__init__()``


Hey there!   We originally made this particular branch because we were running on an older version of django than supported. We had to roll back some commits and hack some to get things to work.    We've since upgraded django though and our now running off of [this branch](https://github.com/insurancezebra/django-csvimport/tree/rf_fix_inifinite_loop), which is basically even with the source repository. Feel free to use that one if you like, we just patched a error edge case.

We don't use the csv import very often, so I can't speak too much to its robustness, but when we have needed to import it's worked just fine!


The line above is actually needed, if you remove it all tests fail


See bug #131.


i still can do anything unless I d load the hole zip?


Okay, so you are still using the generator to do updates? Does there come a point when the generator is retired and incremental manual updates are done by hand?

Alternatively, is there a way to register custom models with the API? It is loaded as PSR-4, so *in theory* in my app I could override any of the existing classes and insert my own as a local hack through the autoloader, if I need to get this live quickly.


This is the second appearance of this block of code. Please refactor to a method.


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@mlzummo I remember you submitted a PR that add the `|| {}` fix to this line and line 34. What's the status of that PR?


Well, what gets uppercased here is the string that was JSON-encoded, not the actual JSON:)


Thanks. I'm going to have a stab at getting the disconnected notification working tomorrow, since that used to do the trick. I'll give that some time and if I'm not successful, I'll look at your PR. Your contribution much appreciated. The main reason I didn't jump on it is because it doesn't catch all cases, so keeping that as a reserve if I can't get the disconnect notification working.


Hi could u please help me I'm new at using github plugins. I'm trying to use this plugin. Iv got devtools and when I enter makeplugin on the console it ask for a name case. How do i find the name case? Everything I enter ses invalid name :(


Removed


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```


it was in first_name in this case 'Dave & Bob'


Actually, I removed all the additional dependencies here, thanks for the feedback.


I didn't realize that was the same issue when I read the comment.


Make the indentation in your function homogeneous! It's 2 spaces, then 1, then 8, then 6...


Sneaky Vazkii is sneaky :P


I'm finding WICED to be a strange animal. A chimera of open source libraries and poor documentation.


microTurbineHeatRecoveryPump (mmatts) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1796 of 1797 tests passed)

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Huh, I dunno. This was really early in the unit conversion...should probably be `==`.


This is another revision of the read me text.


Is it ok to drop these tests?


Did you mean to change the formatting there (<option> on a separate line but not </option> also on a separate line)?


The function I gave will get the last aired episode.


missing an end


Instead of skipping for Intel or other specific device vendor, you should test if the functionality is supported and then skip the tests if it is not.
This would allow to be more future proof as vendors upgrade their drivers and hardware.


@rossjones Is this enough? Or does package_update do some magic that I don't know about?


What is this hardcoded for? Does it need to be the last element in the mass array?


File streamlined @lindamartin
Let me know if I should go further. The functions are in there in part to demonstrate how many ways you can include bad content & show that we have to flag all absolute URL's, not just ones used in "suspicious" ways.


This is a fixture that is later moved to a fixture model of its own in a later commit. Why not do it the right way from the start.


I would consider adding a break statement to early exit out of the loop instead of evaluating 'resource == null'


I have a problem with WDLibrary.windowSetFocus().  This method should not assume that the lastUsedWD is the browser window we want to set as Foreground Window.  What if we want to change back and forth between 2 or more windows?

This method needs to take either a text title of the window, or a WebElement inside the window from which we can then get the title.  Or one method that takes the title, and another method that can take a WebElement.  But it cannot assume the lastUsedWD is the one we want to SetFocus on.

As you can see, even in the SeleniumPlus.Window.SetFocus call we are expected to pass a component.
Unfortunately, we are not actually using anything about that component in the CFComponent implementation.  We need to find that component, then find the title of the window containing that component, then call WDLibrary.


Maintain the damn authorship dude... You could have easily just
cherrypicked the commit

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wrote:

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Thanks,
Rashed Abdel-Tawab


@andresgutierrez  This can be automated by using github api and phalcon repo releases. Just create an CLI app and setup cron :)


@sergeyklay Could you please implement that?


If Drill subinterfaces DrillConnection, DrillStatement, and DrillResultSet need to be listed (there was a problem before, but the symptoms weren't reported, so it's not clear exactly what the root problem was), then siblings DrillDatabaseMetaData and DrillPreparedStatement should be added.


Before "-keep ... Driver" line probably add line: "  <!-- Entry point:  Drill JDBC driver main class: -->"


Couldnt this also be done with a 'foreach' and TreePath#getParentPath()?  Seems it would be cleaner then using the  indexes.  Also seems like it would be easier to understand.  Maybe you can walk up the tree instead of down.


Shouldn't this be `}]`?


This looks great, I would also include the "manual" version of this code so like with the setters and getters all done out


I'm pretty sure `Object.keys()` is ECMAScript 5.x, correct? If so, I am fine with its usage here. It may not be accepted upstream if that's the ultimate plan.


yeah whatever :D just wanted to add that this may cause the issue that the creature will not resume the wppath


add version


@SimenB Perfect, thanks!


Yes!


Before "-keep ... TracingProxy" line probably add line: "  <!-- Entry point: Drill JDBC tracing proxing JDBC driver main class: -->"


Thanks!


ACTION_T_SEND_DB_SCRIPT SD2 and the script can be thrown out finally.


Thanks. I've pulled your request and converted the str_replace to a htmlspecialchars.


Снова вопрос инкапсуляции и что является интерфейсом?


Before "-keep ... jdbc.Drill*" lines probably add comment based on draft "<!-- Unclear why "-keep" needed:  Drill-specific subinterfaces of JDBC-defined interfaces, defining Drill extension methods  -->  (at least mentioning the part after the colon, and ideally briefly mentioned why needed if you know)


cool


Это больше не модель, да? это некий интерфейс к Foursquare API.


Before "-keep ... Drill*Factory" lines probably add line: "<!-- Dynamically accessed JDBC-module classes: -->"


Dude, take a look at my HTML sanitiser plugin. Maybe something to consider bringing into the core distro?


Для справки, `-[NSArray enumerateObjectsUsingBlock:]` делает то же самое.


Think of it as lots of opportunity for value-add. Like most vendor firmware.

On Mon, Aug 17, 2015 at 3:42 PM, Julien Vanier <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

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>
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--
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the css for .checkbox probably woes in /admin/site
i do not have a access to the code atm... so can't fix it...


Now using *git-lfs* support for TAIR10 GFF3 file, since it is larger than 100MB (GitHub max file size limit)
cc @eriksf @sergiocontrino


FourPipeBeamAirTerminal (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1794 of 1795 tests passed)

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TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: Git postgres 9.4 [Build 338](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=266873&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_GitPostgres) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 5 (2 new), passed: 0 Build time: 00:10:36
### Failed tests
```
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.CDSTest: <no details avaliable>

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

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

```


if user selects No,  the script will download the generic headers


The imported Apache code is only used here. Problem is that Java does not offer anything similar to `ArrayList<int>`, since primitive types (such as `int`) are not valid parameters for generics. The official workaround is to use `ArrayList<Integer>`. Doing so will create a new `Integer` object *every time* an integer is added to the list however; it's pointless and bad for performance and memory usage ([Android performance tips](http://developer.android.com/training/articles/perf-tips.html) specifically mention that `Integer` lists should be avoided). In this case it also means one has to convert the array of `Integer`s back to an `int`s manually afterwards.

Should I try to strip any unneeded parts from the Apache library?


`serialisationError` положено обрабатывать ;)


Also seems to pass on RHEL 7.1 with OpenSSL 1.0.1e:

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[ec2-user@ip-172-31-25-45 ruby]$ ./miniruby -I./lib -I. -I.ext/common  ./tool/runruby.rb --extout=.ext  -- --disable-gems -v
ruby 2.3.0dev (2015-08-01 trunk 51461) [x86_64-linux]
[ec2-user@ip-172-31-25-45 ruby]$ ./miniruby -I./lib -I. -I.ext/common  ./tool/runruby.rb --extout=.ext  -- --disable-gems -ropenssl -e'p OpenSSL::OPENSSL_VERSION'
"OpenSSL 1.0.1e 11 Feb 2013"
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Run options: "--ruby=./miniruby -I./lib -I. -I.ext/common  ./tool/runruby.rb --extout=.ext  -- --disable-gems" --excludes=./test/excludes -n /test_ctx_server_session_cb/

# Running tests:

Finished tests in 7.725473s, 0.1294 tests/s, 1.4239 assertions/s.
1 tests, 11 assertions, 0 failures, 0 errors, 0 skips

ruby -v: ruby 2.3.0dev (2015-08-01 trunk 51461) [x86_64-linux]
[ec2-user@ip-172-31-25-45 ruby]$ cat /etc/redhat-release
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 7.1 (Maipo)
[ec2-user@ip-172-31-25-45 ruby]$
```


что если там не то, что ты ждешь?


@aganapat : I am thinking that exiting the process at this point is a better option. This is in the context of #21187. Please see this comment on that ticket: https://www.assembla.com/spaces/elastica/tickets/21187-django-caching-a-stale-handle-a-database?comment=776845253#comment:776845253


nice!


Top secret message ? :D


Whoops didn't realize I was looking at the `logout` function. Yeah, what info do we need for logout


For more information about *git-lfs* (git large file support), and its integration with GitHub, please refer to this page: https://git-lfs.github.com/

Our @Arabidopsis-Information-Portal organization now has *git-lfs* support enabled.

cc @eriksf @sergiocontrino


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Только почему главная очередь-то?


This method doesn't care about WebDriver at all. It will find window by title or caption but in seleniumplus framework, if we consider as CFComponent then we have to pass window:child regardless of we use or not.
Since the call is JNI/User32, what is the best way to call this method without passing window/child?


`location[@"address"] ?: @""`


@qrntz and @JedMeister, while I was out cleaning the garden, I thought of way to search for and modify any references to '/etc/ssl/certs/cert.pem' .  It's nothing fancy, doesn't check for comments etc, but it was effective.


nah, gpu drivers such at those


Much better without the gradient. Would love to discuss this as well as other things. Take a look at http://posttool.github.io for more info.


RoomAirflowNetwork (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1798 of 1798 tests passed)

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TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: Git postgres 9.4 [Build 339](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=266876&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_GitPostgres) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 29 (21 new), passed: 2 Build time: 00:17:28
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSMeasureStoreTest.testDemoMeasureStore: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

##### there are 19 more failed tests, see build details
```


это зачем?


Make sure to check the latest version - may be why I couldn't see delegate.js if you're using a different version to latest? Sure it wasn't in the git repo when I looked.

If you're happy to include it in the build that works for me, it's a useful one!

Cheers

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>
> This looks correct :)
>
> I can see that src/delegate.js file on my end. Keep in mind that's a part of the actual library checked out as a Git submodule.
>
>
>
> Unfortunately, no, there's no good way to pull in all of the /additional files unless we do it by hand (e.g. using a wildcard/globbing like lib/jquery-validation/src/additional/**/* isn't available).
>
> If this is achieving the result you were after, let me know and we can bump the version! It looks like a newer release of jQuery Validation was released at the end of June so this is a good time to update.
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thx


Is kerberos-powered ssh not going to work now?


очередь?


You bet


Либо здесь по соглашению, либо сам блок должен шедулить на главную


you spelled maxLength wrong.


Распиши, пожалуйста, таймлайн воспроизведения бага здесь.


cc @manpages


h


There is a possibility of NPE here. We should check this header for existence.


Ist das eigentlich sinnvoll, bei jedem Seitenaufruf die Konfiguration zu aktualisieren? Ist das nicht etwas, was besser in einer Migration passiert? Oder verstehe ich den Code gerade einfach falsch?


что, если локейшен запретили?


Observation?


What?


it is unused. Remnant from old code which incorrectly advertised `addr` and not `local_addr`.


fixed.


TeamCity pull requests :: netty [Build 49](https://garage.netty.io/teamcity/viewLog.html?buildId=459&buildTypeId=pulls_netty&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 1, passed: 4689, ignored: 16 Build time: 00:09:09
### Failed tests
```
io.netty.handler.codec.http2.DefaultHttp2FrameIOTest.binaryHeadersWithoutPriorityShouldRoundtrip: <no details avaliable>

```


а если не nil?


addressed.


Thanks! You coulda added yourself to the notes as well. ;)


C'mon guys. This needs to be fixed.


`Tests/Unit/InstallationIdentifierUnitTests.m → Tests/Unit/git.m`
I think this changed was not intentional, can we please fix it?


What are file extensions wer and theme?
Any reference?


воо. это хорошая идея.


null is already false, this is unnecessary


Thanks :)


i get a 404 error when trying http://ponyapi.apps.xeserv.us/last_aired


Is this idiomatic? I would have thought we'd set `lifetime` to null by default.


Ah, makes sense. I'll fix that.


Thanks! I'll check out the other branch!

:+1:


98812296-SkyTemperatureShiftsSchedules-4866 (rglazer2) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1791 of 1791 tests passed)

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The getter should be simply `isDead()`. Then you could simply write `!e[i].isDead()`. It sounds better, does it not?


No. Cancellation in completable future works differently. It looks like an exception to the callbacks.


Yeah, the idea was that it'd be dropped at some point.  Haven't reached that yet I don't think.

The idea with 2.0 was to make a machine readable spec in one repo, say xero-schema, then have this one generate based on that.  That way we can get rid of all of the generating code from this project once and for all (and also provide a spec that other languages can use to build similar projects).

In terms of an immediate solution, I might try to get @ronanq to document the BatchPayment element? In a similar way to how LineItems are dozens for Invoices.  That way it can still be automagic for now..


Could you revert? @peterhurford


Arguments that are not passed are undefined in javascript, and this is the default way to check for undefined. However, I do see in the typescript [docs](http://www.typescriptlang.org/Handbook#functions-optional-and-default-parameters) that they use coercion to boolean and write this just as:
```javascript
if (lifetime) {
   ...
}
```
So I could do that instead if you like (that would then also work if the caller were to pass `null`).


This leaves BINDER_DEBUG_TOP_ERRORS undefined here:

```
/* LGE_CHANGE
 * Enabled binder error message to get the reason of binder error
 * 2012-07-31, yongmin.jung@lge.com
 */
#ifdef CONFIG_MACH_LGE
	binder_debug_mask = BINDER_DEBUG_TOP_ERRORS;
#endif
	return ret;
}
```


So hopefully that is fixed :)


I'm not sure this can't fail actually, but if we don't have a listener address it looks like we're screwed anyways. Introducing optional empty listener address with the retry seems like bloat. How would you handle this?


#9 *


Would be good if we use a stream here instead of blocking and reading the file. I am hoping that these are not big, but with browserify, all the cordova.js and plugin may be in one file, making it huge.


wait_event_freezable_exclusive is not defined in
kernel/lge/gproj/include/linux/freezer.h


Also, generally speaking now, when having a boolean variable in an `if` statement. Is it not redundant to write `== true` or `== false`?


Campos obtidos


More improvements will come


Why do you hide/python-privatize the `filter()` function but have accessor methods for the patterns? Shouldn't you exposse `filter()` and hide `self.filter` as `self._patterns`?


ou nenhuma executará


Initialization should be left for constructors for all class variables except static constants.


on quick inspection this looks good.


i was get a little confuse seen 3 layer cloud aka High, Low & Lowest aka this setting are for RVE Master branch what use special EVE version aka old one if i am corect :) bad bad bad Pete :) soo stratochief66 my udvice is play with setting from Rbray  Eve release from his site coz is big diference & it will mater in future :) master version was first step what Pete was done in past in a special combo > linux version is better for further testing


Merging from master


Welcome screen


This is not true. A spy only wins if he attacks the marshal


You're missing a ||
```javascript
assert($(\"#left-well\").css(\"background-color\") === 'rgb(255, 0, 0)' ||
$(\"#left-well\").css(\"background-color\") === '#ff0000' ||  // Add logical or here
$(\"#left-well\").css(\"background-color\") === 'red', 'Your <code>left-well</code> element should have a red background.')
```


est-ce que les packets "réels" (du client) ne devraient-ils pas être différenciés des packets "socket" (write, close, etc)?


sorry, nope, broke that when un-inlining the assignment


We can leave this for convenience, but a bomb should never be attacking a miner


I revised this to jsu check for red as per the example :p


EvansHVACObjects (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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Driver-specific se refere à algo específico do driver (mysql, sqlite, pgres...). "Código de específico de erro de driver" faz parecer que é um erro que ocorreu no driver, não um um erro que o driver indicou.


Is this specific cast really needed?


PHP is definitely the worst, "1" or empty string :D
I guess it's fine then, would be weirder to return numbers or empty strings.
Hope this branch is merged to devel soon, performance gain of the C-implementation of LIKE() was already impressive (almost twice the speed in my test).


Great work


LGTM


the whole boss script needs some love


check out https://github.com/FreeCodeCamp/FreeCodeCamp/commit/f0f75eeae54ef194c534a0be74358b6845a5bc7c @SaintPeter


Would be nicer if the order would match the order in the document. So put 'Strategies' above 'Placeholders'


```php
// Load language
$HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE = Locale::acceptFromHttp($_SERVER['HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE']);
if (file_exists(PATH_LANGUAGES.$HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE. '.json')) {
	$locale = $HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE;
} else {
	$locale = 'en_US';
}
```
Work in same, is a good idea to integrate `<option value="'.$locale.'"'.( ($localeFromHTTP===$locale)?' selected="selected"':'').'>` for auto  select lang.

But Diego did as good seems to you ;)
For me one can keep one step and offer English if no language file available.
Otherwise as said above, you can do a first phase by checking Bludit can be installed on the client server and in this case provide the setting form, because the server contains the requirements to be able to install correctly.


I think this context needs to be released?


Tradução de `to comprise` => `compreender`, não comprimir.

A palavra `invés` significa `ao inverso`, creio que o correto seria `em vez` com o sentido de `em lugar de`


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do you want this to be `Cat.new`?


en l'occurence ils le sont, ici un net::Msg représente une notification de la part d'une socket: ça peut être une connexion (SessionConnect), une déconnexion (SessionDisconnect), ou bien un certain client a reçu un packet (SessionPacket). Le client dont provient la notification est identifié par son token


Not needed, there's a setting for this under display settings


typo


I don't really understand this stray "testHorizontalSum" word.


Adding post for August event


What would an override look like so I can make sure I catch it? Just anywhere in the path?

foo/override/bar FAIL
foo/override_bleh/bar PASS?


Name suggestion for this one @bradrydzewski ?


addressed


Add a space after the comma, please.


tks for cleaning my mess :+1: :)


@zachmayer I don't know why but it's passing now. There must be a bug somewhere in Travis.


Will pull. You verified that this actually works as intended, correct? I forgot why that limitation was in place, might have just been an oversight.


I believe this dict needs to be released. Maybe instead of using the CFDictionary, use:

NSDictionary *dict = (NSDictionary *)CFBridgingRelease(CGImageSourceCopyPropertiesAtIndex(imageSourceRef, 0, NULL));


If un-passed args are undefined then I guess we should stick with that. Can undefined by passed by the caller?


is gc synchronous or should it be called after `waterfallTest` completes?


LGTM


This is dirty :)

If the method is called `_get_extended_params()` you'd expect it to just get extended params. But in fact, it's modifying `self`.

I think I understand what you intended to do. And if you do that you could have made this method a staticmethod because it doesn't (shouldn't) need the `self`.


EvansHVACObjects (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2204 of 2241 tests passed)

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Queeeee???!!!!
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This is to ignore empty lines between elements.


Whoops, I needed one more push.


when you mention the underscore thing, follow it up *but don't do this*


@haydn Indeed! Maybe we could talk and see if we could unite our efforts?


GC is sync.  I put it here after a `setTimeout` because it wasn't cleaning some things up until the call stack had cleared.


Hey I wanted to use gtk for a simple GUI for my plugin for a comment thread.
Could you give me a basic explanation on how the linux_colorpicker.py file is called and from where and how does it run immediately when you press "Ctrl + Shift + c" ?
Also, weirdly enough, if i try to import gtk from my main plugin.py file it gives me an import error. But when gtk is imported from the linux_colorpicker.py file, it runs fine. Wanted to know why. Thanks


wer = windows error reporting
theme is the Windows theme file. You find some in your folder Windows/Resources/Themes


TeamCity Chorus :: chorus-win32-master Continuous [Build 2.5.18.2c884643b88a946f2d4dacf6cebc93f026aaf10d](http://build.palaso.org/viewLog.html?buildId=61369&buildTypeId=bt2) outcome was **SUCCESS**
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afais from the tarball this is GPL-2, not LGPL-2.1
http://metadata.ftp-master.debian.org/changelogs//main/a/alien/alien_8.94_copyright


This step is still required.  I'm not sure if we have any plans to publish the framework maven artifacts.


Looks like too much indentation.


Ok, so if it's from objstr.c, then there's no need to have 2nd copy of it - the code there should be refactored to be reusable.


Will this work, since `Tplink2DeviceScanner` doesn't contain a `success_init`?


98812296-SkyTemperatureShiftsSchedules-4866 (rglazer2) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1792 of 1795 tests passed)

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addressed


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

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я про то что есть each в jquery, есть forEach в нативных массивах например, и они синтаксически очень близки, но второй не выходит из цикла при false. Просто что бы не запутаться лучше на это не надеяться. ну я прост


People have given me some flak for writing comments like this. It's more standard to write:

```// Comment with a space after the two slashes.```


EvansHVACObjects (kbenne) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2221 of 2241 tests passed)

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I really like that you're using CGRectGetHeight here.


I recommend we go with the iframe instead of the embed. That way the styles of the theme won't interfere with the player, responsiveness is handled, and we get cache-busting for videopress.js.


Nit: Align please.


Hey guys, you got the wrong sarah in your @ notification.


Hey Jace, do you know why I am getting this error when I add this to my module? (its needed for the sortable feature) Do I need to make some kind of "require" clause? If so, where do I do that? Thanks.


Yes. Also changed ``ClientCallImpl.cancel()`` to make it safe.


and now I can see your codes, hope it's not private!


I am only opening this up to ask the question to you and show you the code, Jace.


RoomAirflowNetwork (lgu1234) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1798 of 1798 tests passed)

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The thing is I am not interested in the background of the naming a lot. I am talking about branding and public reception.


Yes.


98812296-SkyTemperatureShiftsSchedules-4866 (rglazer2) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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You must get that so much - nah, it's all OSS, no problem!


why need "" for header-img?


Yes, since the `Tplink2DeviceScanner` extends `TplinkDeviceScanner ` which sets the `success_init` in the `__init__`.


Katie can you take this one out? The 0.009 ISOPN + 0.081 ISOPNB was updated for the new yields. This is more consistent with Peeters et al. (2014) and Xiong et al. (2015, ACPD).


I do. Crazy that github allows that.  Assuming / hoping it only sends notes
on public repos.

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Good catch, thx.


Working on the extensions. Three files almost done. More to follow.


It doesn't look like this is used except for the `Scan` below, so I think it can be deleted?


RoomAirflowNetwork (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1275 of 1275 tests passed)

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101242918_EvapCndPump (Nigusse) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1792 of 1792 tests passed)

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ce que je veux dire, c'est séparer les messages qui peuvent arriver dans un cas et dans l'autre (pour virer l'unreachable, qui finira bien un jour par être reach :P)


b5d36da2b6b1a4b07c9d22666ee39284ad9f57e7 fixes this.


I'm not familiar with kerberos. Revert that patch, and see what happens I guess :)


How's https://github.com/cfpb/cfgov-refresh/commit/97f0c230658bac13ccfdf77b25b17648f0470298 look? Cleaned up some other spacing inconsistencies too.


les polymorphique variants d'ocaml seraient le genre de feature sympa ici, j'suppose :)


=D


Yeah it does, we've been using this format for a few months now while the app was closed source, so will have to be cautious around it in the future. :+1:


merge


LGTM


This causes flake8 to fail because the line is 80 characters long. I don't have any ideas on how to get around that...


Whoops, this is a bug on WPCOM (fixing). Should be setting `$videopress_options[ $option ] = $value;` when using the embed html.


ah oui, le truc c'est que je savais pas quel nom donner si je séparais en deux enums différentes, du coup j'ai laissé dans une seule avec le nom très générique "Msg". Le unreachable sera jamais reach vu que les auth_net_msg/auth_game_msg sont des callbacks qui ne sont appelés que dans mon listener, mais oui c'est prévu de séparer dès que j'aurai trouvé un nom qui me convient :)


Okay, cause I added a gc in the waterfall complete and 300 kb of memory
went poof
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Okay, I've missed that :)


Hello


@a-robinson PTAL


No problem. Is it still working with your router? With mine it works like a charm.


EvansHVACObjects (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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Since there are no longer any overloads, the DefaultOverload meta-tag isn't necessary


If this really offends you, then I would take the xsce-admin hash out of default and put it in local_vars.

I don't like having a default in two locations and xsce-admin password is more likely to be deployment specific than xsce-domain


What about `service_span_name_index` table, should it be bucketed as well?  And it uses unnecessary concatenation of service & span name, could be done like this:
```
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS zipkin.service_span_name_index (
    service_name      text,
    span_name         text,
    bucket            tinyint,
    ts                timestamp,
    trace_id          bigint,
    PRIMARY KEY ((service_name, span_name, bucket), ts)
) WITH CLUSTERING ORDER BY (ts DESC)
```


I think all of that is contained in devel already. Or am I wrong?


We should add an embed handler for VideoPress permalinks (ex: https://videopress.com/v/kUJmAcSf) or add it to the oEmbed whitelist with `wp_oembed_add_provider`.