And with automated testing in Jenkins we will soon find more of them!


egemert


TODO address Perry's feedback on rdo-list:

So, for new openstack service packages (like Murano, or other services
we haven't packaged yet) or for other 3rd party packages that we're
working to get into RDO...

Do we need to get those new services/deps/3rd party plugins into Fedora
still? Or do we have a way to get those into Delorean for Fedora and
CentOS CloudSIG w/o requiring Fedora formal inclusion?


Вот что выдает если пытаться ансабить пуши после логаута: "Forbidden. Need user."


So you did! I don't quite understand why that is happening. :)


If stopifnot was triggered, this would cause the failure of is.datechar(), which is expected to return FALSE, rather than fail, for a non-character vector.


no, even you


Remove `35`?


> `if (fields.size() > 1) fields[1].toDouble();`

Must be `if (fields.size() > 1) latdeg = fields[1].toDouble();`. No?


The reason why I dropped the points is two-fold.

First of all, I think the usefulness of this feature is limited compared to normal Web Workers. So perhaps the original 4 points were too much in the first place.

Secondly, because Apple dropped it and the size of the marketshare of Safari, developers are less likely to depend on it. Making it less useful for the web platform as a whole.

This, and the expectation that others are also moving to similar multi-process models makes me feel I can better spend points on other features.


El inventario no sustituye, ahora una organización tiene muchos inventarios. Se este helper method para operar sobre el ultimo compliant.


bah. poor checkin comment did not escape the dollar figure. Should read:

```
...price cap to $20...
```


Make `getViews()` return `ConnectorViewDefinition` and remove this method


Also, this is a bit off topic, but shouldn't the profile information for Carbonite be placed in the SavedVariables folder of each alt?

No, because then the entire warehouse system wouldn't function nor weekly etc ... WoW does not let you access any saved variables that are stored in the per character folder rather then global.

As for the issue your having, can you provide a new paste so I can see the new line numbers it references?


Then is the naming wrong: 4.0.2r7xxx is current, your build is named 4.0.2.5


This should go instead under the pod operations. Probably something like:

  client.pods().inNamespace("ns").withName("somePod").log("mycontainer",true).

Implementation wise this means using a custom resource class for pods, that define the log(String container, boolean pretty operation).


Can we get some tests with `LIMIT` and `OFFSET` in there?


Tests?


You are right, great that this is so easy!


I am on it btw!


There is a `Win32/Src/getopt.c`. I assume Cmake can test if this must be used unless it finds a system `getopt()`.


I'm pretty sure of this. Consider the case where ``length == 0`` and so ``start == end``, for example; then the position you need to terminate at is just ``newstr -> info.str``.


Some were added before this in #13145


Core functionality hack.


 polarssl and sfml are important depends, according to the main devs, by the way.
Your version is packaged without them, which let me think, that the official version in [apps] is old and dont make use of these both.


So this worked? Great.  Seemed like we'd create a similar thing for displaying the primary encounter role, like "encounterRole: primaryEncounterRoleUuid".  (Or maybe it should be "encounterRoleFromEncounter: primaryEncounterRoleUuid", depending on what kind of naming convention Darius had started).


Good call..  Thanx.

This highlights the very problem with this set of changes; they're very
redundant and prone to copy-paste-os.

On Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 1:20 PM, ujos <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> if (fields.size() > 1) fields[1].toDouble();
>
> Must be if (fields.size() > 1) latdeg = fields[1].toDouble();. No?
>
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> .
>


this only fixes half the problem. the prefix "Playing " persists..


I knew you would be :stuck_out_tongue:


Мои комментарии к Readme.
* Исправить "Среда разработки Microsoft Visual Studio (> 2008)." на "Среда разработки Microsoft Visual Studio (2008 или старше)."
* Исправить "Она может быть использована для генерации решения для среды разработки, отличной от Microsoft Visual Studio." на "Она может быть использована для генерации решения для среды разработки, отличной от Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 и 2010, предоставленных в данном проекте."
* Исправить в фразе "директория с файлами решений и проектов для VS 2008 и VS2010" слово "VS2010" на "VS 2010".
* Нужно ли включать в этот шаблон и соответственно описывать .travis.yml? Вроде бы мы не планировали использовать Travis в этом семестре. Кирилл, вроде бы ты не будешь об этом рассказывать на лекциях, так?
* Удалить в фразе "Последовательность действий, которую необходимо выполнить описана перед началом работы с проектом" слово "описана".
* В этом же пункте: перейдя по ссылке "Общие инструкции по работе с Git", я не увидел инструкции. Видимо, ссылка неверна, поскольку инструкции находится здесь же ниже по тексту? Нужно исправить ссылку.
* Исправить "Текущая компилируемая версия основной функции зависит," на "Текущая компилируемая версия основной функции зависит от того,".
* Исправить в фразе "После реализации каждого метода пересобирайте решение и запускайте тесты, чтобы отслежить корректность" слово "отследить" в п. 5 и п. 7.
* Исправить "После того, как вы убедились, что ВСЕ тесты для класса битового поля" в п.8 на "После того, как вы убедились, что ВСЕ тесты для класса множество".
* В пункте 2 "Сделать fork..." не указано, как именно его сделать (команда git и/или команда на сайте github или что-то еще).
* До строки "При работе с файлами в ветке необходимо управлять изменениями." в инструкции к Git все понятно. Здесь же возникает сбой в последовательности. Упоминаются ветки, но ничего не сказано о том, как их создавать?


+## Further/Advanced Notes


nope, it was tried.


I like it.


As explained to you before, this package provides the needed externals https://github.com/dolphin-emu/dolphin/tree/master/Externals
Please stop trolling


Can you tell more about your research? Linked bug hasn't additional info


Аааа, я понял, тогда нужен другой вариант - завтра подумаю.

Best Regards,
Andrey Moskvin

On Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 9:18 PM, Vitaliy Gorbachov
<notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Вот что выдает если пытаться ансабить пуши после логаута: "Forbidden. Need user."
> ---
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
> https://github.com/QuickBlox/quickblox-ios-sdk/commit/2813d2113dde56ea4076a60bcd4d078626349b32#commitcomment-13244198


"If anyone in my group is familiar with HTML, maybe you can answer the following question for me:..."

No, CSS has had several additions to it over the years, but everything is still assuming the internet runs in squares.  Anytime you see things online that do not look like a square, it's usually some sort of trick. CSS has been updated so that my avatar (the little picture next to my name above this text) looks like it has rounded corners. But that's actually a trick; in the browsers mind, that is still a perfect four-cornered square. Here's a screen shot in Firefox of how the browser is using the grid on my avatar. Notice the gaps around the corners of my avatar:

![screen shot 2015-09-15 at 1 27 40 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7316321/9885976/a8963d3e-5bad-11e5-9e02-6ef343e87dab.png)

The grid is there; people have just figured out how to manipulate it. I feel the author calling for a Grid 2.0 wants an official revolutionary change to the grid, not just hacks and workarounds to create illusions.


the whitespace is off on all of these variables


no idea why this block was removed...adding it back


Updating to master


As explained where ? Thats new to me, thanks. Whats about the version number ?


Any difference w/ calling input.get(iv) and decryptingcipher.update(iv) w/ an empty byte array, and not calling at all?  Noticed the initEncrypt function call still made calls to encryptingCipher.update when usesIv is false.


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1337 of 1337 tests passed)

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Regarding TAI and UTC, I think it would make good sense to carry both in the database, or perhaps both TAI and TAI-UTC. But since TAI-UTC changes only rarely, it could be computed when dumping the detection lists to MOPS, rather than carrying TAI-UTC for every transient. In any case, MOPS works in UTC for observations and TDB (actually, T_eph) for orbits.


you call this minor


I think you can just pass `handler:nil`, but otherwise: :+1: Let's see how tests fare, then merge.


...and while we're modifying the code, do error handling properly. In the (unlikely?) event that PyArray_SetBaseObject fails, I think we need to decref both py_pixbuf (to undo the incref above) and array (to undo the PyArray_New).


New test case for several trie levels


Accidentally removed deckblatt.pdf at this place. I will add it again at a later commit. Damn, I just can't keep the binary files organised. It's a mess...


return DEFAULT_MODE instead?


I think [0,4] is ok for this.


ops will do tomorrow


fingers crossed , I think is ready for merge :)


MiscReleaseFixes (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1869 of 1869 tests passed)

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Can this be a separate PR? (Better with test: I assume that test simply calling `nvim_command('qa')` is enough.) This blocks #2506 which @justinmk [intended to merge](https://github.com/neovim/neovim/pull/3270#issuecomment-139617917) by yesterday.


NOTE: This is being reversed because `on` is still required in v1.5.x


Hi @Fojar, are you thinking to contribute to the project? maybe a PR?


What if the key is not AES?


language l10n:xx wasn't meant as a literal column header ;)
This was to allow a segment for 'info_field l10:dv' & 'info_field l10:en-US'...

Generally a cap/alert.xsl should process a cap_alert.csv as a single alert per row
Here you are using 2 rows for the same alert but with different info segments - which would make more sense as a cap/info.xsl

What is happening here is that you say 'An Alert is unique if all these fields are the same', which it is for the 2 rows in the CSV (but this would normally be used from a cap/info.xsl)
Then you say 'For every unique Alert' (of which there is 1) create it's info segment...since there is only 1 unique alert, it randomly chooses which to use for the info segment.

Again, if you want to use this CSV structure then you should be doing this as a cap/info.xsl
(Can still create the Alerts on-the-fly, no need to also have a cap/alert.xsl)


use DEFAULT_MODE?


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

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Grea


Hi, thanks for looking into the code in detail, I really appreciate it.
I think the original version works. Do e.g.
```
x <- c(1, 2, 3)
!length(x) == 0
```
However, I agree that it's not so well readable. But then, wouldn't you prefer the following?
```
if (length(v) != 0)
```


![sad panda](https://media.giphy.com/media/ALalVMOVR8Qw/giphy.gif)

Should we have a lint rule to prevent future similar bugs?


Would be great! I'm not sure how to do that offhand.


You also need to listen for user_info_error in case the user service fails. If the user service fails, I think we have bigger problems so maybe it's not important.


Will be added asap


Done!


Does this work now?


For L1887 to L1891: user2 is only being used in 'test_vote_count_two_users' should not its setup data be part of only that test?


Maybe as part of the travis build, a unittest which introspects all endpoints?


Ah snap I forgot about the tags, thanks. But you should be using
`ionic-plugin-keyboard` now that cordova plugins have moved to npm.
On Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 1:54 AM Martin Kleinschrodt <
notifications@github.com> wrote:

> @tlancina <https://github.com/tlancina> Looked through the iOS cordova.js
> file and couldn't find any instance of eval() so I guess you're right.
> Thanks! I believe you have to do a 'release' by adding a tag though.
> Otherwise people will not be getting the latest. Right now cordova plugin
> add com.ionic.keyboard will get you v1.0.4 I think.
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> .
>


Some cosmetic :lipstick: changes:
* native-script should be NativeScript.
* There should be space after `library` in `...library(android...`
* `stlye.xml` - `style.xml`


Recipeso?


Fixed in 63003cd8a9f56ec11a73b2494b80635b3e6f6551


@jw-kaurand these lines cause an exception when removing the player. Keep in mind that these may be undefined when destroy is called.


soyass

is it a typo?


Maybe I'm wrong, but wouldn't it make sense to handle the fallback in _al_font_color_find_glyph only, like that there 's less code to change. Or wouldn't this work for some reason? More risk for eternal recursion?


That's very reasonable.


getopt is declared in `unistd.h`. We can reuse HAVE_UNISTD or create new macro. How do you want to handle this?


Thanks for quick reply. That makes sense.

Here is a fresh bug report as requested:

1x Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:1870: attempt to index field '?' (a nil value)
Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:1870: in function `UpdateGuild'
Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:1814: in function `Update'
Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:1422: in function `UserFunc'
Carbonite\NxUI.lua:6441: in function <Carbonite\NxUI.lua:6420>

Locals:
self = <table> {
 OnButToggleWarehouse = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:3436
 AddBag = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:2876
 OnLoot_opened = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:3136
 NXEqRarityMin = 7
 CaptureGet = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:3215
 OnUnit_spellcast_succeeded = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:1041
 OnItem_lock_changed = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:2741
 UpdateItem = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:2142
 CaptureItems = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:2805
 ToggleShow = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:1360
 OnGuildbankframe_closed = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:2647
 ImportDo = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:1300
 AddLink = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:2894
 Menu_OnRemoveChar = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:1263
 Menu_OnShowItemCat = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:1329
 UpdateBlank = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:1822
 Menu_OnSortByRarity = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:1334
 SelectedChar = false
 OnTime_played_msg = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:1018
 TooltipProcess = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:2553
 Menu_OnSortBySlot = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:1343
 Menu_OnSyncAccount = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:1322
 DurTooltipFrm = NxTooltipD {
 }
 OnChat_msg_skill = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:3228
 OnBankframe_closed = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:2629
 RecordCharacter = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:3468
 ReftipProcess = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:2511
 ExportDo = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:1315
 Win = <table> {
 }
 Menu_OnExport = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:1310
 FindCharsWithItem = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:2243
 ScanRBank = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:2867
 OnLoot_slot_cleared = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:3153
 OnItemListEvent = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:1471
 OnUnit_inventory_changed = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:2916
 InitWarehouseCharacter = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:3440
 ConvertData = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:828
 UpdateGuild = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:1829
 OnLoot_closed = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:3171
 SelectedGuild = "Emissaries of Honor"
 ShowItemCategory = true
 Menu = <table> {
 }
 prtdb = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:1131
 EditBox = <table> {
 }
 OnEditBox = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:1380
 CaptureUpdate = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:2792
 ItemList = <table> {
 }
 CaptureInvDurabilityTimer = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehouse.lua:3076
 UpdateItems = <function> defined @Carbonite.Warehouse\NxWarehous

Let me know if you need more info. My addon list is included in the original issue.


Same as of UpdateThreadTest
For L2277 to L2281: user2 is only being used in 'test_vote_count_two_users' should not its setup data be part of only that test?


You can put multiple matches on the same line if they lead to the same code, i.e.

```fish
switch $cmd[2]
  case '--color' '--no-color' 'help'
    return 0
  case '*'
    return 1
end
```


This seems to be broken - it's `case '*'`


Let's consider changing this to *onDataError*, as *hasError* implies (to me) that this (convenience) method is returning a boolean and not causing side effects.


Nothing safe or automated about this – this is really just a copy of one compiled version, a inperfect fallback. I'm about to leave, please do that yourself :)

There are not many – if any – cases left where that file could be used. If you want, open an issue "drop serendipity_editor.js.tpl" fallback and assign to me, I would try to check whether we still need it.


No need to do this. Instead in config.js:

Change:
const WATCH = global.watch;
to:
const WATCH = !!global.watch;


Qui ci sono dei pezzi di vecchio codice, da far fuori senza pietà


deleted 1 line


the try/catch stuff could be put into some method that's used in both TransportSqlAction and TransportSQLBulkAction. And the HEADER_FLAG_OFF constant could be used instead of using 0 directly


use getLink() instead of save() on articles, categories and content


lol why no python


@ LucMiaz das ist den versuch


What is the difference between base and style?


ok Go


arguments could probably be reversed. Checking the header first is cheaper then doing the regex each time even if the headers aren't set


remove this -- we shouldn't have network paths in a public repo


just starting the repository


The KeyczarToolKeyParameters implements AesKeyParameters and RsaKeyParameters. So Rsa padding wouldn't apply if it's being used in an AES context, and aesmode wouldn't apply to RSA.


este texto no es suficiente


isQuotedSubscript and getQuotedSubscriptLiteral will now both apply the regex again on the string and create matcher objects. Would probably make sense to change this a little bit to only do the pattern matching once


TARGET_OS_IOS and TARGET_OS_TV are mutually exclusive values
would it be more clear to include iPhone only code instead of negating not-TV?
Note that TARGET_OS_TV == 0 when TARGET_OS_WATCH = 1


MiscReleaseFixes (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1335 of 1335 tests passed)

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Chunyang Xu <notifications@github.com> writes:

> I'm using the zenburn theme (its helm face customs), this added line makes it looks odd:
> 2015-09-
>
> its original look:
>
> 2015-09-
>
> I don't know how this happened and how to fix it, any idea?

I guess zenburn is modifying the look of marked candidates in some way,
it is not the first time, this theme is very intrusive and annoying, I
will see what I can do though.

--
Thierry
https://emacs-helm.github.io/helm/


Hi. Sorry to bother you. Do you know why there's a need at line 313 to decrease the number of boost states from the wanted pstate?

```
     index -= NumBoostStates;
     if (index < 0)
         index = 0;
```

For me NumBoostStates is 1. So if I want PState 7, it gets index=6 and thus selects PState 6. I figured maybe it's coded this way to avoid setting the boost state, but that's P0 not P7. I checked to see if maybe index=0 actually means PState7 and thus index=6 means PState1 thus avoiding the boost state of P0 which would be index=7, but that's not the case; index is the PState to switch to, the order is maintained not reversed.

Any ideas?


Thank you!


According to the [code](https://github.com/knockout/knockout/blob/master/src/utils.js#L354), even if `ko.onError` is set, you can use `window.onerror` because the exception is still thrown.


Till needs:
```
if no relays {
  goto nextDevice
}
```


tcpdump doesn't use `getopt()` any more, it now uses `getopt_long()`, and provides its own replacement version on OSes that don't have it, whether they are UN\*Xes or Windows.  There's no `Win32/Src/getopt.c` in the master branch; there's `missing/getopt_long.c` instead.


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: Git postgres 9.4 [Build 625](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=272238&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_GitPostgres) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 31, passed: 9 Build time: 00:23:17
### Failed tests
```
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.verifyGridColumnSelector: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

##### there are 21 more failed tests, see build details
```


Nice. Could you please add another example illustrating joins using two keys as well, e.g., on=c(a="val.a", b="val.b")?


You renamed check.php to config.php what we wanted to avoid.


103404908-AddWarningWhenScheduleTimestepsDoNotAlighn (mjwitte) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1870 of 1870 tests passed)

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GitHub has a capital H


Hey @martinb3 - any chance you could point to other issues or a blog post on the issues you've had with Poise? I've been hankering to kick the tires on that and would like to hear what caused you to back track from using it. I'll also be at the Seattle Chef Community Summit if you'll be out for that. Thanks for your efforts on thus cookbook!


Normal mode finished. First guess starts with a random number.


#5067-CoilCoolingWaterToAirHeatPumpVariableSpeedEquationFit-inside-AirLoopHVACUnitarySystem (rraustad) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1865 of 1866 tests passed)

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shouldn't location not being specified still be an error here, or no?


Some __use__ git...while __others__ prefer GUI tools...


Didn't fix this or others. I wouldn't define the args like this, just keep it on one line if it fits.


It's not configurable and is currently set to 5000. But it might be difficult to accurately describe what that number means, so I thought if best to leave it out.


Added getopt to tests
70ad2b0b011d8d8a6e3dfcf4c93608b6798df9fa


hi, latest version is great but missing 2 features:
1. there is no section for favorites..so when adding a movie or series to favorite, there is no place to find them for later watch.

    there should be a way to get the media filtered by genres. going through a list of 50 movies/series when only want to get the specific genre, is very frustrating

other than that, its one of the best kodi addons!


This is true. I don't think there will be any more multi user tests so I can move this (and the one below)


Yay :smile:


lel


I'm not entirely sure. I just noticed the comment on the update method

     * Continues a multiple-part encryption or decryption operation
     * (depending on how this cipher was initialized), processing another data
     * part.
     *
     *
The bytes in the input buffer are processed, and the
     * result is stored in a new buffer.
     *
     *
If input has a length of zero, this method returns
     * null.

You're probably right though it makes sense to be consistent. I think using an empty byte array will be fine.


I will make the update so far no one is on the server.


This changes how percent is used. This will now see the original color as 0% and white or black as 100%.
So for example $colorObj->lighten(30) will lighten the original color by 30% from based on white being 100% and 0% is the original color.

$colorObj->lighten(0) = original color,  $colorObj->lighten(100) = white
$colorObj->darken(0) = original color,  $colorObj->darken(100) = black

The original behavior of the class can still be used by setting false to the color method arg.
Example: $colorObj->lighten(20, false), will lighten the color by 20%, but will not see white as being 100%.


If location isn't specified then the dictionary will be nil and this will be caught in the `taskDidComplete:` method. What I'm trying to do is ensure that http errors are being checked in `taskDidComplete:` alone. So the only error we're potentially flagging in this method is the inability to parse the JSON into a Dictionary.


yes


Good point, I'll update.


@mfojtik @liggitt I need help understanding why `hack/verify-govet.sh` succeeded for this pull. This line right now is causing it to fail on master/HEAD for me right now.

@csrwng ran `go vet` and did *not* get an error here. We need to determine if `go vet` is flaking for us.


FactCheck is commonly placed in `test/REQUIRE`. Just something to keep in mind for later.


This is a very bad idea. succeed_if won't exit the function and the plugin handle is probably used afterwards. So the text will just crash. Please revert.


Disaster Recovery/safehaven-manually mapping disks in 3.0.md

Fixed typo directly on branch, thanks.

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thanks nerd


test


For libpcap, I wrote the `tests/` programs for UN\*Xes sufficiently modern that they have `getopt()`.  If we're going to build and run them on Windows, we should first fix them to use a `missing/getopt.c` file on platforms missing `getopt()`, similarly to what tcpdump did before it used `getopt_long()`, and then do a check for `getopt()` that works on UN\*X, Windows-using-just-MSVC, and Windows-using-MinGW.


second


good find hahah


This commit is the (slightly-modified) code submitted in
https://github.com/gramps-project/gramps/pull/64
by Fabrice.  Thank you.


Photovoltaics (evanweaver) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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Shouldn't this be `git://github.com/JuliaParallel/Hwloc.jl.git`?


I think we need 1/4 cup


My mistake - not this line :(
I added logs for this tpe a few days ago.
fix : https://github.com/domoticz/domoticz/pull/70


Thanks... I didn't know that was an option.  That actually solves an
annoying problem with testing, since I don't want the package to require
many dependencies, but I'd like travis to be able to test optional
dependencies.

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> mind for later.
>
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https://github.com/gramps-project/gramps/commit/5a5e7a21c4e8422bfed0e45bcb78dbceaa782262
has committed your code (slightly modified by me) to master.  It
will be in 5.0.0 gramps.  Thank you.


This seems to break 3 API tests:

test/api/test_workflows.py:WorkflowsApiTestCase.test_workflow_run_output_collection_mapping
test/api/test_workflow_extraction.py:WorkflowExtractionApiTestCase.test_extract_with_mapped_output_collections
test/api/test_tools.py:ToolsTestCase.test_map_over_collection_output

with errors like:

```
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/opt/galaxy/lib/galaxy/tools/__init__.py", line 1380, in handle_single_execution
    job, out_data = self.execute( trans, incoming=params, history=history, rerun_remap_job_id=rerun_remap_job_id, mapping_over_collection=mapping_over_collection )
  File "/opt/galaxy/lib/galaxy/tools/__init__.py", line 1975, in execute
    return self.tool_action.execute( self, trans, incoming=incoming, set_output_hid=set_output_hid, history=history, **kwargs )
  File "/opt/galaxy/lib/galaxy/tools/actions/__init__.py", line 346, in execute
    **element_kwds
TypeError: create_dataset_collection() got an unexpected keyword argument 'element_identifiers'
```


D'oh.


@jonsterling I was wondering btw, do we need to use `Fam` and pullbacks in this style? I need to read the Palmgren paper I guess but if it is possible to formulate this in terms of pseudofunctors (indexed categories) and the Grothendieck construction, it might work out a bit nicer as far as the formulation goes. The pseudofunctor approach is analogous to `Pow`, which is more natural type-theoretically, and pullback in that sense (vs. fiber product) should be pre-composition I believe. Jacobs talks a little bit about the two approaches. He favors the fibrational approach because it's more natural categorically (there are additional mediating isomorphisms to worry about the indexed approach), but in a formalization like this I'm not sure that's still the case.


Doesn't this change the behavior?  Examples are run during unit tests.


what the be?


+name: Aashish Palla
+agency: The White House
+office: Executive Office of the President
+emoji: :heart_eyes:


@freebroccolo I think I saw in Mac Lane / Moerdijk that it is possible to do this without pullbacks, but iirc it was left as an exercise ;-)

If you know how to do it in general, that would be really cool!


ship it!


What will happen instead then, do we just ignore it?


В каком редакторе? Дизайн для чего?


You're right. I have been working on multi-master setup, preparing for glusterfs role. But the only role I cannot install on master nodes is k8s. So this is a way I found to have this variables without dependent role.


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (801 of 801 tests passed)

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haha, well played, James


Icon Idea: https://twitter.com/pahellebrand/status/643860468923240448
Contact me on twitter for the free svg file :)


I think this needs a sudo.


Nice!


name: arrienc
agency: NEA
office: Comm
emoji: '+1'


Dunno what the status of this is, but I'm happy to merge it in personally.


Hi David, thank you for taking notice. Yes I would like to contribute,
though I am a little unsure... allow me to discuss with you via email.


> make sense for ko.tasks to automatically detect and use process.nextTick?

I'm not against doing so. It never came up while developing this, though.


Why are `isatty` and `fileno` getting defined?  What code requires them?


Prints iteration number and guess. Also starts with a guess that is half of the user's number, rather than using a random number as the first guess.


I see code duplication here. Common classes/packages/etc. should be in a separate library. Maybe something like `Quasar.Common` :100: Did you think about that @MaxXor ?


Jajaja, no, el "problema" está en que están en mayúsculas las dos eles, en vez de solo la primera ;)


OK, you can contact me at davidcapello@gmail.com


sorry mate, we will remove those ids at all


This is a smart and Interesting try. Good luck.


Because there is no //Output at the end, I don't think it's getting executed with the tests


Chmod 764 xxxxx


Oh, ok. How was this not failing then?


uri 135


I have worked through the differences for a single object: S0000qNga. The epoch of the detection is MJD 50100.36672. If I take the detection epoch as UTC and compare with various results you have the following table of ∆RA in arcsec:

Model | ∆RA (arcsec) | Note
--- | --- | ---
UTC-30s | -1.35 | ~3 arcsec from CATSIM
No asteroids | -0.98
DE431&16 asteroids | -0.23
DE405 & CPV | 0.00 | Reference
PS MOPS | +0.003
UTC+30 sec | +1.35 | Close(ish) to CATSIM
CATSIM | +1.61

All of these except PS_MOPS and CATSIM were computed with internal JPL tools. No surprise that using our tools and the same perturbers as PS MOPS gets an answer within 3 mas.

In any case, to proceed we need to agree on the field times. For the moment let's say that they are TAI and we will go back and regenerate positions at the corrected times (TAI-UTC=30 s in 1996). But even after fixing this issue it appears that we will face a 260 mas discrepancy for this object. That's too much to ignore.

Another issue is that if you are assuming TAI from OpSim then you should be taking positions 30 s earlier than us, but the positions line up better if we take teims 30 sec later. Not sure what is going on.

Another thing to check is that you are assuming the time scale for the epoch of the orbit and time of perihelion are both in ET. And ET-UT was 62.184 in 1996. As long as you are passing these times as tabulated to openorb it should be okay. Pluto only accounts for 1 mas, and so that is not an issue. Same for Earth J_2, about 1 mas.


When for 0.12.1???


https://github.com/topfs2/heimdall from GSoC 2012


We have that eleven lines up, since before. But it appears not to help with the issue i had. I didn't look closer now, it's on my to do list to sort out. :)


@gngeorgiev Not really much of a point to do that now. The time and effort required to do that exceeds the very short benefit due to the plans to abstract all of Quasar.


@bocharsky-bw you are right. The reason is that we have a `config.php` script but not `check.php`. See https://github.com/symfony/symfony-demo/tree/master/web  We'll need to decide what to do with this.


@gngeorgiev It is planned to come with the abstractions. :)


Aun falta traducir mas cosas en Command.js


Hello @mykoz
cc:  @jonhanke  @julialintern

----
Good job in completing these advanced python exercises!

Q8 - it does not look like the dictionary is printed in alphabetical by last name.  Order should be:  Bellamy, Bilker, Bryan

Thanks for formatting explanations and results in an easily readable manner.  It is greatly appreciated and makes my life easier.

----
Some optional extras if you have the time:

a.  [Explore 'defaultdict' option in python](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5900578/how-does-collections-defaultdict-work)

defaultdict means that if an key is not found in the dictionary that instead of a KeyError being thrown a new value is created. The type of this new pair is given by the argument of defaultdict.

b.  Explore pprint in python
Prints output in a more readable and structured format.


Thank you very much, if someone can test it it will be cool ;)

I'll keep this not accepted for now because we are working on new way to handle DB.
https://youtu.be/DFTxZ2f91iU
https://youtu.be/O2iIW38qp4I
https://youtu.be/qtGLCmd-O58

tell me what do you think about that ;)


In that case we are talking about the same thing. Its an evolutionary step anyways so I guess it is coming :)


This commit doesn't seem to fix the following scenario: `content: "\A";` 😩


Add ntfsfix alias


I may need to add another case here to handle features in the `Disabled with Payload Removed` state (see [Enable or Disable Windows Features Using DISM](https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh824822.aspx#BKMK_remove)).


Fixes #127


Oh wait, I got it. My bad. Here's how I understand it now: index=0 thru 6  is PState 1 through 7  and you cannot switch to the turbo state(s) which explains everything. (correct me if I'm wrong)


@udan11 are you sure that the UtfString class is defined at this point? I got a warning from a static analyzer.


I'm not sure this is necessary for these tests. I thought it was only necessary for the `run_scheduled_events`. I'll postpone the ticket creation until I can double check this.


Why not ```[OuterLoop]```?


It's only been tested insofar as I've bundled it on my 10216-3.0 branch and used it to run dtests and smoke tests with cqlsh. The target string should be the same for CUSTOM indexes (I think I fixed this in a follow up commit on this branch)


Also, this is going to apply to all parts of this partial class... is that by design?


@mccalluc is this just a refactor? or does this change behavior in some way? If so, I'm not seeing it right away


LOVE IT!


What's this category?  Please remove use of [Trait] in the tests.


I do not like the use of the assert macro here because unexpected results will still be ignored if the preprocessor symbol "`NDEBUG`" will be defined. I suggest to avoid [ignorance of return values](https://cwe.mitre.org/data/definitions/252.html "Unchecked return values") a bit more.


gseht guet us, chasches im dashboard au na unde be de review expense inetue und be view-expense im titel wo momentan es label mit "State TODO" dine isch?


maybe
-#!/bin/bash
+#!/usr/bin/env bash
?

not all OSes have bash in /bin/


html het bemene attribute afüehrigszeiche ;) state="e.state"


Hi Steve,

I'll be able to look into this more towards the end of the week (other
NEO-related firedrill at the moment, looking at optimized surveys).

In the meantime, I'm not exactly sure what to say though. I'd like to make
sure we're clear that the positions I've generated so far are NOT from
Catsim, per se, but from MafSSO which is generating things differently!
MafSSO is using the python bindings for OpenOrb, with the
timescales/parameters as the defaults in the moObs.py file (
https://github.com/rhiannonlynne/MafSSO/blob/master/moObs.py)
and the python bindings for OOrb can be seen at
https://github.com/EUPSForge/oorb/blob/master/python/pyoorb.f90 (in
particular, oorb_ephemeris @ line 434).

It looks to me that I am using n-body perturbers, timescale of TAI for the
ephemeris positions, and a timescale of TT for the epoch of the orbit. I'm
not familiar with ET. OpenOrb only has options of 1= MJD_UTC, 2=UT1, 3=TT,
4=TAI.

Perhaps we should check the input orbits as well? I think we've both
propagated the S3M "backwards" in time to get to the start of the opsim run
.. I did that using the command line tools for OpenOrb so may have
unintentionally mixed my timescales at that point, I suppose.

Lynne

On Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 12:24 PM Steve Chesley <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I have worked through the differences for a single object: S0000qNga. The
> epoch of the detection is MJD 50100.36672. If I take the detection epoch as
> UTC and compare with various results you have the following table of ∆RA in
> arcsec:
> Model ∆RA (arcsec) Note UTC-30s -1.35 ~3 arcsec from CATSIM No asteroids
> -0.98 DE431&16 asteroids -0.23 DE405 & CPV 0.00 Reference PS MOPS +0.003 UTC+30
> sec +1.35 Close(ish) to CATSIM CATSIM +1.61
>
> All of these except PS_MOPS and CATSIM were computed with internal JPL
> tools. No surprise that using our tools and the same perturbers as PS MOPS
> gets an answer within 3 mas.
>
> In any case, to proceed we need to agree on the field times. For the
> moment let's say that they are TAI and we will go back and regenerate
> positions at the corrected times (TAI-UTC=30 s in 1996). But even after
> fixing this issue it appears that we will face a 260 mas discrepancy for
> this object. That's too much to ignore.
>
> Another issue is that if you are assuming TAI from OpSim then you should
> be taking positions 30 s earlier than us, but the positions line up better
> if we take teims 30 sec later. Not sure what is going on.
>
> Another thing to check is that you are assuming the time scale for the
> epoch of the orbit and time of perihelion are both in ET. And ET-UT was
> 62.184 in 1996. As long as you are passing these times as tabulated to
> openorb it should be okay. Pluto only accounts for 1 mas, and so that is
> not an issue. Same for Earth J_2, about 1 mas.
>
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> .
>


Тестирование PersistentMemoryManager.c под Windows прошло успешно.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-9eegP9cSM


I have been able to reproduce it finaly !
I do not know if it change something but I had to be in Win 10 SDK c++ 10 + WDK 10 to have it.

You fix has been added 5e3288d65da0d2032d21ffc0595c829a7ed287ed
Thank you @acapola again :+1:


seriously ancient!


That doesnt make it as nuch as a tiny bit more correct ;)

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не плохо


I know, but then I'll need to create dynamic library (`Quasar.Common`) for the Client and Server. And I want the Client to be a standalone application. I'm not a fan of merging dlls into executables either.


@anandology it should be more safe move the credentials to the environment variable in the travis-ci


isch das de AdministrationController oder en copy paste fehler? ;)


AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA


ah - language. should be "en", I'll fix


This repo is now found here https://github.com/hpcloud/httpapi


thx! komisch dass, das uf user gange isch, wenn doch de user cost-category i keim fall chan ändere?!


Oops, that was an old version of the JS slipping there. Now it's fixed.

I MUST remember to build when I change something. :-/


du hesch es video ibaut? wie geil :smile:


DEFAULT_MODE is private to the AesKey class. I'm not sure it's worth it to change the modifier on that. I think the real solution is to use java8 default interface implementation to set a default, but obviously that's not workable in this project.


chasch ja na formatte^^


Can we change the logo to this one? http://www.acuantcorp.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/acuant_logo1.png


mer hettet modernizr dinne, velech chaner das ja scho ;)


It's in the gateway classes.

See relevant documentation on setting up gateways: http://docs.pippinsplugins.com/category/815-payment-gateways


das wird denn de prod build breakä, also nur temporär console.log ;)


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1334 of 1334 tests passed)

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alert? ich glaub das isch na in entwicklig :D


Do you want to push a fix? Do we store position in BS format at other places as well? Perhaps then it would be better to fix it in the definition of `objectpos_over_limit` (with an explaining comment), as then we wouldn't have to do it at multiple places once we use that function more often.


`UtfString` is not, `SqlParser\UtfString` is. I will submit a pull request.


haha de hack kenni, isch aber ned straight forward..


win and get


Also we have this logo in our repo instead of being in your repo?


definitiv na entwickligsphase, ich hör mal uf commentä :smiley:


test


Hey @nickjwallin, why are we calling this **Server Organization** instead of just **Organization**.


Yes.


@livecodeali I think you should use the ```working screenrect``` here so that you don't place the palette under OS furniture. In addition, you should probably take into account which monitor the stack is on. In this code, the stack could be on a second monitor and would be moved back onto the primary monitor.

I would suggest something like this:

```put line (the screen of stack pStackName) of the working screenrects into theScreenRect

You would then update your code to use ```theScreenRect``` as your boundary.


@philwhln I've updated all the repos to point to hpcloud then I didn't update the alias and name property to hpcloud since that change would make all the import statements on top of the files to fail. However we should plan to migrate everything to the hpcloud once we have a stable build.


It does change behavior, though I obscured it by changing the format of the test.
- `all of these` -> `+all +of +these`
- `titles:"some title"` -> `+titles:"some title"`
- `"exactly these"` -> `+"exactly these"`
- `(any OR of OR these)` -> `any OR of OR these`

I think these are all in the right direction... but I could be wrong.


I think the best name is `magnitude` it acts as a multiplier but if `magn` is 1000 means it **kW** and if `magn` is 1 means **W**

Maybe for the API we can have a module variables
```python
MAGNITUDE_W = 1
MAGNITUDE_KW = 1000
```
And then in other contexts we can compare with this variable instead of
```python
if magnitude == 1:
    # It's Watts then...
```
It's better explained with
```python
if magnitude == MAGNITUDE_W:
    # It's Watts...


Thanks for noting, kind-of-revert in e24bcc6d5b769a324a69c57daee6f41af9f0f5e9

Fixes the reason why I did the change. Any objections?


A simple program for calculating the square root of a positive number


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: Git postgres 9.4 [Build 626](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=272255&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_GitPostgres) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 32, passed: 9 Build time: 00:23:17
### Failed tests
```
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.verifyGridColumnSelector: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

##### there are 22 more failed tests, see build details
```


LGTM.


I like :+1:


LGTM


Move this out of the PR


nope


In response to #2.


The file isn't included in the repo - could you add it?


gseht guet us :)


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Should be fairly trivial to go through all these import statement with search and replace, no? And it'll either compile or won't, so easy to verify.


Right, this has now been fixed by making the test logic tolerate out of sequence usage docs.


Yeah, not a fan of Ruby :wink:. Joking aside, main reason against Rake though for non-Ruby projects is that it depends on a Ruby interpreter. Rote only depends on `libdl`, `libc`, `libpthread`, `libm`, and `libgcc` on Linux (pretty much universal), and on Win32 and MSVCR for Windows. The final executable is 1.8 MB right now (which it is just a single binary). Of course I might change everything again yet.


unsure if this is still needed


Haha no choice!


Added to wip-mark-testing.  Thanks!


not sure why theres still references to 00085 everywhere - should be using 00086.


Just a mistake. Should be just **Organization**.


i has im java code selber ibaut 😄

Vo mim iPhone töggelet

> On 15 Sep 2015, at 21:37, Sebastian Schrepfer <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> thx! komisch dass, das uf user gange isch, wenn doch de user cost-category i keim fall chan ändere?!
>
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oh man.


Thanks for the class! How can I make it work on my server, I get an HTTP Error 503. The service is unavailable. http://dfspr.com/FantasyDataMLB.php


@abnero DWMR. Do you still need me to help get the storyboard to editable state in this project?


ty


Thanks, hadn't included this as I didn't get anything on my sniffs about them (but I reckon I had to sniff the place *several* times to even get them spawned).


Where are the tests for these new functions? Should we not add the unit tests in the same commit?


Photovoltaics (evanweaver) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: Build Failed

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This change escapes "+" correctly.


If you want to write some Java or Go recipes if you have time, I'd be eternally grateful though :grinning:. The syntax for writing recipes might change...

Cargo (Rust) recipes are in [modules/cargo.lua](https://github.com/coderstephen/rote/blob/master/modules/cargo.lua) ATM. Pretty basic right now.


looks good. Nice catch on DefaultTracer.self being r/w - didn't occur to me that people might do that in Sala :-)


That is normally correct, when you don't control the server.  However, in this case we wrote the server (via Flask) and the code is specifically wired to only ever a 201 response code on success.  However, no need to revert since this is just a feature branch.  Just don't merge this particular commit into the the piecewise branch and we are set.


That is normally correct, when you don't control the server. However, in this case we wrote the server (via Flask) and the code is specifically wired to only ever a 201 response code on success. However, no need to revert since this is just a feature branch. Just don't merge this particular commit into the the piecewise branch and we are set.


I'd name `itest` => `integration` or `integration_test` and the `test` => `unit` or `unit_test`


chasch en annotation @Ignore dratue, denn musch ned uskommentiere und verlürsch dreference ned. und es refactoring renaming vergisst die methode ned ;)


"d" - unclear name for me


Bien con el número de issue :+1: pero ponelo al principio :)


This may need updated. I believe the service has changed the URL of the API call.


I agree 100%, but @Mook-as is the one we need to convince here :-)


Your comment about not using a build matrix makes sense to me.

Just two minor comments:
- I'd suggest to rename the travis script to buildall instead of travis as it's not specific to travis;
- Maybe move the integration tests before the demo in that script.


develop (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1337 of 1337 tests passed)

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This is a common Ruby paradigm. You can chain together method calls without having to check each step of the way for nils.


I use this feature quite frequently to debug my software. I'm not sure ignoring it by default is a good fix... in fact it seems to me it's the exact opposite of what would make sense. Which is making me think I may be misunderstanding something here..

Seems like it was already working as designed. If the user doesn't want the code to break ("crash") then he shouldn't be using this API in the first place?


Given you already have content as a `[]byte` I would probably have just used `wc.Write(content)` rather than wrapping it in a byte reader.


Looks good to me, not sure why we were starting the rating service after reporting anyway.


Makes sense, also more reliable than the sleep 5 you have in the travis build script.


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: Git postgres 9.4 [Build 627](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=272260&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_GitPostgres) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 5 (4 new), passed: 0 Build time: 00:07:06
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest: <no details avaliable>

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.CDSSecurityTest: <no details avaliable>

```


Is there any reason why "values(" should  not be stripped for non-custom indexes?


`s/uint32_t/unsigned/`... Sorry for having missed that...


This was the bug fix.


I am a nice comment


I don't think the config item should be enable_beta


here too


つ ◕_◕ ༽つ


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good catch


Has discarded it.


去掉了背景网格, 看起来没那么直观呀?


Stuff like this leads to unnecessary merge conflicts.


This flag is for VoLTE, which feature our devvice doesn't support


> The description is optional, leave it as public so you can share it and don't create a 'README' or license just yet.

Oops.


Sorry, I created this in the beginning, and have been pushing up to this repo since then.


Why we need to wait until both sockets are free to send inactivity message?


OBS: Professor, essa é a ultima atualização da minha feature. Lucas e Daniele comentaram na minha feature que foi deletada, por conter erros. A feature a ser comentada por eles, seria essa.


Since class names can change over time, perhaps it's better to add this as log4j.logger.kafka.authorizer.logger and then create the logger in SimpleAclAuthorizer as the following (you can see how this is done on request logger in RequestChannel.scala).

val authorizerLogger = Logger.getLogger("kafka.authorizer.logger")


looks good to me.


So this block basically re-creates the addItem function. The issue is, we all modified the addItem function because our features needed more things to happen when an item is created. When I merged, this feature was broken, because the "add an item" procedure changed while this did not. The simple solution was just to call "addItem()" here.

Generally, if you are duplicating code, you are doing something wrong. This sort of thing makes a big difference when we are collaborating.


Could we make those consistent with the ZK property names in Kafka, like the following?

authorizer.zookeeper.connect
authorizer.zookeeper.session.timeout.ms
authorizer.zookeeper.connection.timeout.ms


config -> configs?


Note: If not set, the attribute tftpserver's default value is xcatmaster,
but in some release of xCAT it is not defined correctly by default, so it is safer
to set the tftpserver to the value of xcatmaster


it can work, but can not use input method to enter other language


Ah, well I think it'd be good to keep supporting ghc 7.8 for a while, so yeah this is good.


@keithgee  Yes, I saw that commit too


There is a case when the current socket keep talking with the server and the other socket is inactive for so long. The  proxy server automatically close the connection. The code here is to make sure that the other socket will not be closed because of this.


Sorry because the question is not clear. I misunderstood what "count" is actually counting. Nonetheless, if it's counting the number of objects in a response (e.g. users), shouldn't it be 1 instead of zero in this case and 2 when two users are returned?


Spec からの引用と思われますが、
「Body of XXX message」
としてしまうと、以降のOFバージョンにおいて、
他のメッセージで使われる度に、この箇所を修正する必要があると思います。

汎用的な記載である
「The OpenFlow switch uses the controller status structure to inform the controller about the status
of the control channel it maintains with each controller.」
から、部分的に抜き出して、簡潔に、
「The controller status structure」
あるいは、少しだけ補足して、
「The controller status structure to inform the controller about the status
of the control channel it maintains with each controller.」
とかでも良いかな、と思います。
(OFPPort が簡潔なので、こちらも簡潔で良い気がしますが）


I have confirmation that people are happy with this change and will work
around it when it goes into production. This just means they need to
know when that happens so they can adjust their various scripts.

On 2015-09-14 18:55, Alex Lance wrote:
> Hi @mattcen,
>
> I know that the CSV output of the scripts tends to get used/consumed by other scripts at Cyber. Are you happy to confirm that it is AOK to make this change as far as impacting the good people of Cyber goes?
>
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Why do we remove the check here?


Will update the comment to remove "Protected" and set it to private.


but wxpython 2.8x is OK?


5194_fix_failing_unit_test (mbadams5) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1863 of 1863 tests passed)

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No, it's not a matter of preference. Errors should go to stderr. For
example, what if I want to throw out stdout and just see if anything
produces an error, or I want to parse output and still see what the
debug output is doing, or something?

On 2015-09-14 18:56, Alex Lance wrote:
> @mattcen this seems like a matter of preference. Is there a technical reason why this is desirable?
>
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Will update it.


Ok. I'm still confused on which test set covers what. May be we can briefly
go over that in the next dev-call.
On Sep 14, 2015 9:24 PM, "Danny Colligan" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> That is, the problem here is the connection between the cli and the
> client. We don't really test that much. The test files you mentioned
> already have tests for the process of the client getting an individual
> variant (the analogue of tests you wrote for getting a dataset).
>
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> .
>


If the operation of copying stemcell takes a long time, will the mothod `create_vm` timeout?


Perhaps I shouldn't have done it. But I'm preparing a basic filtering backend which is compliant with the recommendations given by the Json API specs.


Set up a branch : metallicow-installer-details and read up my commits - start from those on details panels

Definitely no new module- work on basher/init.py -I want you to _blindly_ split InstallersPanel to InstallersPanel  and InstallersDetails classes

Will give you more details once 306 is out - but you can start working trying to imitate the way Mod and Saves panel have a details one. _Let me see your code_ - till then ;)


Extensively enough; I've run it on my own desktop for a while and it's
caused less errors than leaving the code as it is :-).

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> @mattcen and you've tested this one extensively?
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No. Normally the copy operation takes ~3 minutes.


@dragonjet
Thank you for the new button. Mind telling me what tools do you use?

Also is there any convention about organizing images files ? I was wondering which folder should I put the button image in and at last I choose the `/assets/img/ui/` one...


was it this?


Confirmando a inclusão do recurso de sombra


Great, Thank you


the concept I use is, if no other page is gonna use this, I'll put this here :v
If other pages might potentially use this, put it on `/assets/`

though that could be changed :3


Thanks :)


> it is 2and3

You do not believe I don't understand this right ? My point as I hope by now is clear is that I do not need this now - certainly _not_ in a pull request. Set up a branch metallic-phoenix-compatibility and cherry-pick this and https://github.com/wrye-bash/wrye-bash/commit/d52fcdf43270330c4eb8db359fc9782b5b584ac7#commitcomment-13227394 there - and start systematically working in small documented commits

Read up on git rebase

>  so why not change them back to py27 only code?

Ironic comments _won't be tolerated_.


Yeah, that was confusing.


@dscherba In the current implementation, rid is marked when we call OnWriteEvent, means that the rid is generated at the sending time, not sure that the new implementation can make it in order. On which side can we observe the out of order David, client or server? If it is server side, could it be a case that the message arrived out of order because of delay while routing?


Please help review the code, thanks~
@Richard-Yunchao


I'm really interested in your comments on looking at the Medium without also looking at the message. There are definitely areas where writing by hand is impractical, but that does not mean that handwriting is defunct.
I like the biking vs. driving analogy--if I'm looking to get to Boston from here, I'm not going to bike because it would take too long and be a waste of energy. If I'm looking to have a message reach an audience of any sizability, I'm going to type the message out--handwriting it would take too long and would be too inefficient.
 This brings in the "medium is the message" statement that some make. Building off of your comments on switching the focus to what different situations call for rather than searching for a definitive technological superiority, I agree that there are certain situations where a handwritten piece of content is more appropriate.
 I work for a pretty sizable technology company and one point repeatedly driven home is scalability so it's pretty deeply ingrained in my mind at the moment. Moving in that vein, the biggest technological improvements have been in speed and breadth. This allows for larger audiences to be reached with new advances (as you mentioned) and at a faster rate. Beyond the handwriting vs. typing debate this is relevant to all sorts of technologies--- blogs vs books, e-magazines vs hard copies, a thank you email vs a thank you note....
Looking at technology through those lenses, I think the biggest factors in determining what is most applicable (or "better" for the given situation) is how large you want your audience to be and how fast you want you audience to see the content.


Er what?
"errors should go to stderr" ... yes, we are in agreement.

But **debug** output (ie just more verbosity) should go to stderr because why?


DO NOT USE THIS PATCH, it's dangerous for battery life.


the deletion right above it, yes


Если загрузку фаила делать с php, то искать в js его не пришлось бы и можно былобы учинить проверку фаилу на подленность и размер с "псевдо тултипами" ...


There is a case that 2 empty messages are sent for both sockets at the nearly same time. This might bring up the out of order issue.
Can we just put a Sleep here for several milliseconds to make a delay between these checks, may be the problem will be fixed.


All networks in the cluster must be defined in the networks table. When xCAT
is  installed, it runs command makenetworks, which creats an entry in the networks table for
each of the networks the management node is on. You need to add entries for
each network the service nodes use to communicate to the compute nodes.


Missed these lines on previous PR.


> with curly braces allows folding with text editors

Same with my editor.

btw we're a bit ahead of this commit currently [here](https://github.com/OpenUserJs/OpenUserJS.org/blob/e4b887c55acae14197ffebca416b21c86ffa1a50/STYLEGUIDE.md#switch-statement)... but better a late answer than never. hehe :) Thanks.

In certain instances braces can be useful *(or really bad)* for ES6+, which is coming up soon with any luck from the kiss and made up node.js and io.js remerge, but in a `case` statement seems a bit overkill and makes it more difficult to read imo. Adding braces imho is the equivalent to just using `if {...} else if {...} else { }`. I like a mix between `switch` and `if` conditionals to break up the grey space vs the white space personally so it can be skimmed more easily and tons of braces detract from reading the code... again imho. The nested and multiple callbacks are *"something else"* too and those have **lots** of braces. ;)


but so very convenient


for those of you who want to google this syntax, it's called the Elvis operator


This conflict anyway, my bad in 0182bcac53c229d7a4701c4269c3b5dcaa2dce5b for causing it. I'd be amazed if anyone's checkout still had `extras` lying around at this point.


first program for github


Ok, fair enough. I see what you are wanting, just the right side classed out into smaller UI chunks. Will create a branch off dev again to work off offline easier.


bahaha
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5934628/9866377/889cf712-5b16-11e5-8dca-4f12cec3348b.png)


This works! Thank you! :+1:


ah, that explains it. (rather than dealing with the conflicts line-by-line, I had reverted your reverse cherry-pick and forced it to use my version, assuming the results should be the same)


Nit: HTML comments in this file tend to span one line.


102966118-HeatRecoveryBypass-4568 (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1860 of 1863 tests passed)

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这里应该倒过来，主要是做缓存，其次是持久化存储。


基于 AOF 持久化的Master-Slave 热备份。是否更简洁点？


I agree that the table function revolutionized the web in ways that CSS has not, however I'm not sure that I would want to measure the effectiveness of a technology based on its legacy. Take the printing press for example--obviously a hugely revolutionary piece of technology, but useless for our modern needs. Once upon a time the table function was certainly incredibly useful, but now that most sites are built with CSS and because of the adaptable and scalable nature of CSS, the table function is not nearly as useful.
On another note, I too use handwriting as part of my writing process to outline papers and put some structure to them before I dive in on the computer.


typo，随机


说明双倍递增


yep. Elvis: an early contributor to GNU?


Why not instead replace the div repeat and this div with:

<div class="protractor-test-conversation-input" angular-html-bind="transcript[currentProgressDotIndex].interactionHtml">

Does this not bind correctly when currentProgressDotIndex changes?


说明什么是“后期” ？ 选择后不可更改？


通过 Leanengine 访问。


`REDIS_URL_<你设置的实例名称>` ?


建议链接到 redis 命令说明section.


You could also use valueForKeyPath instead (as a one-liner).


建议增加“更多配置选项参考 xxx”链接。


几秒钟可以明确说明。“如果过半”修改为“如果超过总数一半”？


I was able to generate certificates for (Master/Agent) servers using a pair of Solaris11.3 Beta servers.


I was just thinking that maybe this breaks getting an error list, but looks to be like flycheck doesn't have a "global error list", it's always per buffer: http://www.flycheck.org/manual/latest/Listing-errors.html#Listing-errors.

This is another example of flycheck being rather focused on a "current buffer" rather than compilation of the whole project.


通过 info 命令确认，建议说明。


needed by not need


This could cause a NullPointerException at Line#185 or Line#220. If you can't create a user, you should not proceed to try to create an address/phone number.


Shouldn't this be `object(id).content_length` or the synonym `object(id).size`? Not using `#get` avoids downloading the whole file if all you want is the size. The use case for this is when using direct s3 upload.


Solaris 11.3 Beta and Puppet (Wiki)

 http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/articles/servers-storage-admin/howto-automate-config-datacenter-2212734.html
 http://docs.puppetlabs.com/puppet/3/reference/
 https://docs.puppetlabs.com/pe/latest/trouble_regenerate_certs_split.html <- SSL Issues following steps

    Master/Agent have to be precisely syncronized in order to accept certificates automatically and All that I had to do was to remove ssl directory from Master/Slave(agent) the puppet will recreate them once gets started from scratch regardless of the amount of information on puppetlabs I only needed to follow the ssl removal steps from the docs site.

                                svcadm disable puppet:master (Master Machine)
                                svcadm disable puppet:agent (Slave Machine)

                                remove /etc/puppet/ssl
                                remove ~/.puppet/ssl

                                svcadm enable puppet:master (Master Machnie)
                                svcadm enable puppet:agent (Slave Machine)

    Master

    oradba@solaris-master:/$ sudo puppet cert list

  "solaris11.3" (SHA256) 83:30:58:BE:1D:AA:10:47:7E:4A:1A:3F:CF:D7:94:38:A5:9C:64:AE:32:70:5C:C9:6A:C5:8E:B2:65:4C:F1:02

    Agent

    oradba@Solaris11:/etc/puppet$ sudo puppet agent --test

 Info: Creating a new SSL key for solaris11.3
 Info: Caching certificate for ca
 Info: csr_attributes file loading from /etc/puppet/csr_attributes.yaml
 Info: Creating a new SSL certificate request for solaris11.3
 Info: Certificate Request fingerprint (SHA256): 83:30:58:BE:1D:AA:10:47:7E:4A:1A:3F:CF:D7:94:38:A5:9C:64:AE:32:70:5C:C9:6A:C5:8E:B2:65:4C:F1:02
 Info: Caching certificate for ca
 Exiting; no certificate found and waitforcert is disabled

    Master

    oradba@solaris-master:/$ sudo puppet cert sign solaris11.3

 Notice: Signed certificate request for solaris11.3
 Notice: Removing file Puppet::SSL::CertificateRequest solaris11.3 at '/etc/puppet/ssl/ca/requests/solaris11.3.pem'

oradba@solaris-master:/$


Each SN runs an instance of xcatd, just like the MN does. The xcatd deamons
communicate with each other using the same XML/SSL protocal that the xCAT
client uses to communicate with xcatd on the MN.


it is not appropriate for the ID "XwalkViewWithConsoloeLog",  it is a common issue for several usecase.
We could update/improve the  case name / ID later


Please read this about ignoring files after they've already been committed.  http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6535362/gitignore-after-commit


@damianignacio Los cilcos pueden tener varios por ciclo o pueden tener todos los circulos (o sea, pueden comprar todos los circulos en un ciclo)


xCAT will help you install your service nodes as well as install on the SNs xCAT


Please use bufferData/bufferSubData/bindBufferRange to set a value to size/start, instead of only test against the default value.

BTW, are you sure that the default value of Size/start are both -1?


Yes--personally I disliked Keim's piece. I disliked it even further when I got to the conclusion and it was basically "well writing by hand definitely has its benefits, but I need to study them further to be conclusive and I like writing by hand, but maybe you don't so meh it's whatever" (my millennialized synopsis of his conclusion). I felt that although the motivation was there (searching for a link between handwriting and spatial reasoning, reading comprehension, retention...) , Keim was almost thinking aloud with his piece.
 This is obviously a personal opinion, but I just felt that there wasn't a true need for this piece to be published at this point. Whereas Haas talks more about how the relationship between old and new technology is complicated, Keim's piece was more indulgently exploratory and even admits that it needs more study replication in its conclusion.


함수명을 조정해주세요


Merging with the Master branch


All the doc is describing the rpms for rh/sles, why does here give examples for Ubuntu?


P-521 is a standard curve


This is very specific, far beyond our class on what 'rake' is. Kudos. Although I want to applaud you for going beyond this course's scope, I also want to make sure that you understand the answer that you gave. please let me know if you have used or have an understanding of what 'make' is.


오디오 API도 사용했네 ㅎㅎ
잘했다.


Why is this here?  Why would batching be needed to be overridden?


updated. Please help review.


There is actually no difference between the two versions of null: false. they are two different ways of notating a key, value pair in ruby)


To me, it more seems like you want to overwrite setState ... or some smaller set of setState's behavior, but are making an inappropriately named hook called `can.route.batch`.


R# claims this second `stored = true;` is redundant. I don't see how that's the case. Anyone?


perfect and we only need the clarification of the 'comments/' folder because while dealing with an article view, rails assumes we are looking for a partial '_form.html.erb' file in the 'view/articles' folder


@nezumi650 longestって[0]じゃないですか？


:+1: An original and very helpful definition of encapsulation. Rock on!


94006714-MultipleTowers (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1875 of 1875 tests passed)

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This seems to make the app use jvm 1.7 instead of 1.8?


Unhandled Fundamental Failure


Why a different TC? Why not add it to existing percona_innodb_fake_changes.test ?
percona_innodb_fake_changes.test is not debug enabled and for this use-case we have used a debug enabled flag.


permit is a method, inherited through ApplicationController class (in local file application_controller.rb) which inherits from ActionController::Base (part of activerecord).

using this informaiton we can look up it's function at this link - http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActionController/Parameters.html#method-i-permit

I found this by googling


94006714-MultipleTowers (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1339 of 1339 tests passed)

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Per our conversation today, make this method void or return the new entity you created.


https://github.com/chadversary/piglit/blob/master/tests/spec/arb_uniform_buffer_object/getintegeri_v.c
The initial expected value of Size/start are both -1.  I will modify my code~
@Richard-Yunchao


Just realized the tc:  120+0.2!

Please keep to the guidelines... LTC:  60+0.05


This looks wrong... I thought that we would do
```
if (element !== instance.rootElement) {
    if (element.parentNode.tagName == 'THEAD') {
        return true;
    } else {
       element = element.parentNode;
        return checkColumnHeader(element);
    }
}


This api is supposed to break the app in the debugger, but if there is no debugger, I think it shouldn't just crash. Maybe we can throw an exception instead. The old behavior is still there, its enabled by doing MONO_DEBUG=native-debugger-break.


I'll check that out, it might.. Thanks for the quick response


I can't tell if `+titles:"some title"` will require the `title` field to match the exact phrase "some title", or whether it will match docs with "some" or "title" in the `title` field.

Also unsure which we'd prefer. Let's hash it out, but I'll go ahead and merge what you have here.


Btw @Nyeriah do you remember the gobs used in Naxx for teleportations?, they doesn't have the flag 32 and they despawns after click, but for this gobs even without the flag 32 they never despawn after a click, looks like something is reversed.


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There are special cases for corners: square b2 is in the knight shadow of b1, and reciprocally :-)


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this code is ok


It's probably still needed. As long as xUnit is building theirs as portable 5.0 projects, we will have to do the same


should be `%" PRIu32"` instead of `%d`...


everything is ok


nit: Whitespace


This will get auto-modified by the official build. It's fine for local testing, though.


Trying to conflict with you!!!!


Another idea: just merge your 'travis' script into the 'build' script, as I don't really see a big advantage in separating these two.


Also good!  Nicely done.


Initial


Passes all of the other tests; uncertain what correct output is, but at least it doesn't crash yet.


should be `%" PRIu32` instead of `%d`


Until the new package actually gets published, NuGet won't pick it up, unless you've built them to a local directory and added it as a NuGet source. I usually just do these changes in two steps. (1) Update the console runner in buildtools and wait for the official build to publish the new version. (2) Re-lock the dependencies, check that in


Done


Changes from previous SQL are:
````
/*!40014 SET @OLD_FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS=@@FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS, FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS=0 */;

/* USE `opendocman`; */

ALTER TABLE `odm_admin`
	CHANGE `id` `id` int(11) unsigned   NOT NULL DEFAULT 0 first,
	CHANGE `admin` `admin` tinyint(1)   NULL after `id`,
	ADD PRIMARY KEY(`id`);

ALTER TABLE `odm_data`
	CHANGE `default_rights` `default_rights` tinyint(1)   NULL after `department`,
	CHANGE `publishable` `publishable` tinyint(1)   NULL after `default_rights`,
	DROP KEY `id`,
	DROP KEY `id_2`;

ALTER TABLE `odm_dept_perms`
	CHANGE `rights` `rights` tinyint(1)   NOT NULL DEFAULT 0 after `dept_id`;

ALTER TABLE `odm_dept_reviewer`
	CHANGE `dept_id` `dept_id` int(11) unsigned   NOT NULL DEFAULT 0 first,
	CHANGE `user_id` `user_id` int(11) unsigned   NOT NULL DEFAULT 0 after `dept_id`,
	ADD PRIMARY KEY(`dept_id`,`user_id`);

ALTER TABLE `odm_filetypes`
	CHANGE `id` `id` tinyint(2) unsigned   NOT NULL auto_increment first,
	CHANGE `active` `active` tinyint(1)   NOT NULL after `type`;

ALTER TABLE `odm_odmsys`
	CHANGE `id` `id` tinyint(2)   NOT NULL auto_increment first,
	DROP KEY `id`,
	ADD PRIMARY KEY(`id`);

ALTER TABLE `odm_rights`
	CHANGE `RightId` `RightId` tinyint(1)   NULL first;

ALTER TABLE `odm_settings`
	CHANGE `id` `id` tinyint(2) unsigned   NOT NULL auto_increment first;

ALTER TABLE `odm_udf`
	CHANGE `id` `id` tinyint(2)   NOT NULL auto_increment first,
	CHANGE `field_type` `field_type` tinyint(1)   NULL after `display_name`,
	DROP KEY `id`,
	ADD PRIMARY KEY(`id`);

ALTER TABLE `odm_user_perms`
	CHANGE `fid` `fid` int(11) unsigned   NOT NULL DEFAULT 0 first,
	CHANGE `rights` `rights` tinyint(1)   NOT NULL DEFAULT 0 after `uid`,
	DROP KEY `fid`,
	ADD PRIMARY KEY(`fid`,`uid`,`rights`),
	DROP KEY `user_perms_idx`;

/*!40014 SET FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS=@OLD_FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS */;
````


maybe write this as:

`#define CGROUP_NETCALSS_FIXED_MAX UINT32_C(65535)`


Is it possible to filter deleted objects as part of the query?


Should assert_dsc_resource method be run after this installation and make sure the installation is successful before uninstall it later on?


"values(" no longer needs to be stripped at all. Based on the comment [here|https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASSANDRA-10216?focusedCommentId=14743445&page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel#comment-14743445], explicitly using values when the target is a collection will be supported, so the target string can be used as is. An early version of the C* patch also added 'values' to regular, non-collection targets, but that's been reverted now.


A couple of comment lines describing what the regex matches to would help. But as far as i can tell it does works on "prefix_[blah,blah]"


@davidski Honestly, the biggest issue has been that different cookbooks pin to different poise issues and that creates a support problem when users try to mix multiple cookbooks using poise. The second problem has been that Berkshelf is sometimes going to roll back to an earlier cookbook that doesn't declare the dependency on poise, which also surprises users and causes support requests.

Those are the main two. I wish I could make the summit, but I won't be there, unfortunately. Enjoy!


@UniversalMediaServer/developers has anyone been using this feature? I've been wondering whether to move it to a branch instead of releasing it right now.

I've been using it but my renderer isn't good at it since it doesn't send playback information, meaning we aren't really able to track when a video has been watched.

I have a possible idea on how to solve it, which is to do it how YouTube does it, where a video is marked as watched when you start playing it. I was thinking we could do that after say 60 seconds though, so that if a user doesn't stop a video before the end and their renderer automatically starts playing the next one, but the user stops it soon after, it doesn't mark that "accidental" play.

Opinions?


Any reason this task is not returning the stream like normal / the other tasks?


Please use logger.info instead of print so it goes both to stdout and to the logfile.


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My thoughts of a refined desktop reduces the use of desktop icons, but this is only a showcase. jwm_config is inside rootfs-packages and is not mandatory. How this should be set up by default is sure worth a discussion. But I have not yet seen any use of it, so I don't know if there are any interest. Because of this, I have not evolved my desktop plan, but what is uploaded works as is.


Since the debugarg in harness.sh has the leading comma, there should be no comma here.


magic!


Oops.


Without those macro compiler generates warning in `scanner.c`


why is there a special treatment for boolean?

In any case: probably you can create a constant for "boolean" and freeze it.


@andreasohlund as long as outbox record was stamped correctly as Dispatched, is that a problem?


> There's no Win32/Src/getopt.c in the master branch;

You're right. I confused this with the one in the libpcap repo,


`plaidchat="$(which plaidchat)"`?


Is this going to be backported to 0.4?


this also means we have to change the error schema to be nullable for errorMsg


You mean a1, not b1.


This reads a bit weird to me.  Not sure what you're saying.


> Why did you remove the check for pinetree (although it wrongly used subRes instead of res, which seems to be a result of the recent refactoring)?

Because AIInterface::GetSurfaceResource already contains that check.

> This keeps the function much cleaner

IMO it's just the other way around. But change it back, not so important to me.


Stay consistent with capitalizing these or not ( same with periods which it looks like we're using. )


Why are you exposing these methods publicly?


maintenance


Ohh great! So hopefully it isn't because it can't be done. Well, I'll try to get the JavaScript example running, thanks for answering!


Is there a reason that `isFinite()` wouldn't work here?


<B>b</b> is presented twice


I just changed it so that we don't use the bitwise operator. There are many more tweaks we can benefit from if you check the disabled checks (the zero ones) in .eslintrc.

I just tried to keep it in small stuff for now, but I'll try to make a PR and you can push/discuss any further changes. :)


https://github.com/ntop/ntopng/commit/d4ad6fbff4595c05b0cf638d8c81198303d51f71

Thanks


and this assertion fails:
expected: ``"<accessories><element>1</element><element>2</element></accessories>"``
found: ``<LinkedHashMap xmlns=""><accessories><element>1</element></accessories></LinkedHashMap>"``

so nested entity is listed once only


I didn't know you could until after I wrote this. It'll get moved soon.


What am I missing? This appears to be deleting dest as we append that to `copies`. Shouldn't it be deleting `key`?


{accessories={element=radio}}


I can't tell what the changes are here...


<HashMap xmlns=""></HashMap>


Will this be uploaded to supermarket.chef.io?


On my test runs at travis, the wait for reporter to start times out more frequently after waiting for 10 seconds. So I was forced to add a minimum 5 seconds sleep in between to avoid those timeout errors.


This shouldnt have been pushed.


Maybe
Im tired


This code change required one more class to be imported: `org.apache.spark.sql.types.StructField`. That would have made this import line have 5 classes. I believe the style guide suggests replacing imports with >=5 classes as a wildcard.


Yea... turns out deleting the SteamTrade project was a pretty bad idea, because it completely broke the bot...


Thanks @ethercrow for the inspiration.


Il y a une chose qui me manque si je fais heriter mes controllers de MY_Controller il ne trouve pas les classes de la lib Psr qui sont dans vendor : "Fatal error: Class 'Psr\Log\AbstractLogger' not found in /var/www/html/passpartout/application/third_party/debugbar/libraries/Console.php on line 27"


first commit


There are no changes :P


This is not a permanent change. It is useful for testing an op mode that
does not use anything besides movement, but still runs on the cascade
effect robot.


And you generated `scanner.c` with [a version of Flex for Windows](https://sourceforge.net/projects/winflexbison/), right?  Otherwise, it's just that you have an incorrect version of `scanner.c`, generated by a version of Flex that thinks it's generating code for UN\*X.


No problem. I just noticed it when I ran the tests locally and they failed due to an old undo store in ~/Library.
Haven't tried rebuilding Typewriter yet.


I don't think so, no.  I just had no idea that it existed!  I'll update it.


If you are talking about the gobs for the 4 aisles that let you teleport to Sapphiron once all aisles end bosses are defeated, they are not despawned. they are just changing state as a door (and they are spawned below ground)


please change the name...
test comment


I guess it would be a bit silly not to.


You make a good point. I will update the test to assert that the package is installed before uninstalling.


Merging is better than copy pasting code :smile:


d'oh! I was just doing this too:) No worries


You really should switch to PAL. PAL is my rewrite of SLALIB made by porting the Fortran to C and so uses GPL. The C SLALIB is closed source.


I use flex from cygwin.
```
bison -y -p pcap_ -d grammar.y
mv y.tab.c grammar.c
mv y.tab.h tokdefs.h
flex -Ppcap_ -t  scanner.l > scanner.c
```


you are very welcome :)


yep,  a1-b2, sorry!


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ups. thx for hint!


No, well according to the issue tit does, haven't got ssl working yet though


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Are you sure you want to spread the word about mysql_*? They are going to be removed in php7.


ack


ᏩᏙᎡᏆ!  (Thank you very much!)
Aside from just being a cool implementation, this is a big contribution to Cherokee language preservation.


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Not at all, @joelhandwell, I thought I had done it! It's released to Supermarket now :) Thank you for pinging me!


Yes, is more elegant. (I wonder where I am noting this, it does not seem to be part of the PR?)


maybe use `user` as name for this constant?


Not if you have node installed with `nvm` or similar, but I guess this script always installs npm via apt-get (which would probably conflict with an `nvm` install...)


Good catch.
Of course, I could include very distant squares 4 moves away from the Knight, or a few 5 moves away too.
Or compute exactly the possible knight moves given the pawn structure.

Just a crazy try anyway.


cc @vjeux this got committed again


This is adding another configurable thing so going to add an options argument where a lot of these things can be configured


Hola


Do a 'for' inside anoter, like this

for pid in ${query1[@]}; do
        for mac in ${query2[@]}; do
                    echo "blablabla"
        done
done


Is it possible to avoid running the uninstalling directly on SUT by using below set_dsc_resource?
set_dsc_resource(
    agents,
    'package',
    dsc_module,
    :Ensure          => 'Absent',
    :Type            => 'File',
    :DestinationPath => dsc_props[:dsc_path]
  )


Ah, my mistake. It is fixed.


@alfsb Aqui eh um exemplo em que vc ou qualquer pessoa poderia comentar algo.


The fat arrow with no curly braces returns the expression given to it. Just learned that today :).


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Might be good to leave a comment saying something like "according to python documentation return code < 0 means it  was killed by a signal"


This fails when the given class doesn't have a superclass (because it is an interface being evaluated by Reader, for example). In my case, I had to wrap this in `if (!cls.getSuperclass() == null)` because I am implementing an annotated interface.


But doesn't `run_repl` not return until exit?


Actually, `isFinite()` wouldn't have the effect.  For `null` or `undefined`, `isFinite()`returns `false`, which will incorrectly be evaluated as infinite if I were to just negate the result in the conditional.  `Math.abs()` handles `null` or `undefined` by returning `NaN`, which will never be equivalent to `Infinity`, which is the behavior we want.


@taddeimania Joel, this seems like a slightly inefficient way to check if the user did not input a number. Is there a more efficient way?


Sadly no because of a deficiency in DSC itself. DSC cannot uninstall a package that is not a MSI. (Lame)


*COMENTARIO_B

Tambem podemos comentar aqui... @alfsb


This breaks frameworks and cocoapods. Please set the header search path properly instead


Nit: Comment should end with a period.


C'est pas plus RUTTCONF que PHPCONF ? :D

Je sais, je suis chiant, mais je propose mes idées :)


It was, i restarted the ci builds on that pr


@mjuric  PAL: https://github.com/Starlink/pal/releases

It also uses ERFA/SOFA internally as required.


Commands/Context-Sensitive Documentation for Word : Selection.tmCommand

What is the point of that exceptions? Wouldn't be better to let user catch undefined keywords with custom search profiles?


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C'est cool. Tu utilises les paramètres partout maintenant :D


nitpick: `c` is undefined now ;-)


@ryan-breen the interface changed for multer, and this is preventing lots of tests from passing. It's probably a simple fix. Do you have any ideas?


No talking about http://goo.gl/5nX9kI this gobs spawns when a end boss aisle is killed, actually the despawn after the first click, but they must never despawn once spawned.


Yay


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We know. It's on the TODO list.


-1 for bExpiresSoon. I'm still thinking that this information is of no value for the end user as he/she has no chance to know how long "soon" is. Has he/she to watch the recording the next 24 hours or 10 minutes or ...? Where should he/she get this "backend dependent information" from?


Thats a shame :(


This should never be reached in a correct program, right?  Wouldn't it be better to halt here instead of returning so that it is not necessary to add error-checking code to all code that invokes this?  An assertion would ordinarily be even better, but this routine is invoked by the UART driver itself, so it would not be possible to to output the assertion error message.


We just noticed this recently.

I don't like invalid gemspecs as much as anyone, but it seems there should be some difference between something as serious as an invalid format... and someone not removing the "TODO" from a local gem description.


Should this include something like: "Returncode => dsc_props[:dsc_returncode]" to verify the return code is correct?


Is the UnsavedLayerGroup class meant to be private?  If not, adding the workspace parameter without defaulting it to ```None``` here will break backwards-compatibility.


I like where this is going, using modules and promises. Just as a heads up, be careful with over-complexity (patterns will be reviewed in next topics) since this could distract you from key points. :)


I have question. There are many implementation of the pcap interface:
* bpf
* Windows packet.dll
* Myricom DBL
* AirPcap

But it is not possible to have all of them in one wpcap.dll. Is there sense to solve this restriction?


" you can log onto anything clothing website, in any language, in any country, and be able to navigate shopping for basics, just on the layout alone. "

 I think you and I touched on similar points here. The grid is not only a design feature, but a way the web is used as well.


Why does this disappear if you don't remove the file in this commit?


Not sure how this line got left in here (or when I added it in the first place), but it doesn't make sense, since `--stats-only` and `--count` do not display the same info when searching a single file.


Nice work! Will this work with group encryption? I have read this here: https://github.com/WHAnonymous/Chat-API/wiki/WhatsApp-incoming-updates


would be nice to add a one-line comment indicating why this is here (e.g. javascript), _what_ ISO it is, what it looks like


Why keep empty PATCHES around? :-P


Yes.


@JordanCheney Hey uhh I'm gonna revert this. Most use cases want the original "Affine_0" etc to be retained...


Where is eutils used?


Hey Oliver. I thought so, it was just a quick fix for me.
Can you maybe update the setup guide, as my header search path should be configured as stated in the guide.


2 fois ayeba, je corrige