 #[zstack Test Bot Report] P A S S
 Integration Test Result:
Test Summary:

 TestSuite|TestCase | Pass | Fail | Timeout | Skip
 ---------|---------| ---- | ---- | ------- | ----
 basic_test|__suite_setup__|0|1|0|0
basic_test|_basic/test_create_vm_|0|0|0|1
basic_test|_basic/test_stop_vm_|0|0|0|1
basic_test|_basic/test_start_vm_|0|0|0|1
basic_test|_basic/test_reboot_vm_|0|0|0|1
basic_test|_basic/test_add_volume_|0|0|0|1
basic_test|_basic/test_add_vol_to_stopvm_|0|0|0|1
basic_test|_basic/test_add_volume_reboot_vm_|0|0|0|1
basic_test|_basic/test_add_multi_volumes_|0|0|0|1
basic_test|_basic/test_add_volume_negative_|0|0|0|1
basic_test|_basic/test_crt_temp_from_volume_|0|0|0|1
basic_test|_basic/test_crt_vm_with_volume_|0|0|0|1
basic_test|_basic/test_vm_securitygroup_|0|0|0|1
basic_test|_basic/test_create_iso_vm_|0|0|0|1
basic_test|_account/test_crt_vm_by_normal_account_|0|0|0|1
basic_test|_account/test_crt_vm_by_normal_account2_|0|0|0|1
basic_test|_account/test_vm_ops_by_normal_account_|0|0|0|1
basic_test|_account/test_multi_accounts_vm_ops_|0|0|0|1
basic_test|_suite_teardown_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|__suite_setup__|0|1|0|0
virtual_router_test|_host/test_reconnect_host_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_account/test_vm_ops_by_normal_account_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_account/test_multi_accounts_vm_ops_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_novlan/test_create_vm_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_novlan/test_reboot_vm_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_novlan/test_ping_vms_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_host/test_reconnect_host_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_create_vm_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_reboot_vm_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_snat_create_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_dnat_reboot_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_ping_vms_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_create_3vms_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_start_vm_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_3l3s_vm_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_remove_dhcp_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_2l3_vm_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_crt_vms_with_limited_ips_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_crt_vms_with_limited_ips2.0_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_crt_vms_with_limited_ips2.1_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_start_vms_simultaneously_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_crt_static_ip_vm_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_crt_vm_with_hostname_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_attach_nic_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_attach_nic_stopped_vm_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_attach_nic_reboot_vm_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_chg_static_ip_vm_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_attach_nic_with_static_ip_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_volume/test_add_volume_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_volume/test_add_m_vols_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_volume/test_add_volume_vr_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_volume/test_crt_vm_volume_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_volume/test_crt_vm_2_volumes_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_volume/test_crt_vm_24_volumes_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_volume/test_volume_ops_on_stopped_vm_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_volume/test_crt_vm_from_dvt_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_template_image/test_crt_temp_image_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_template_image/test_del_temp_image_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_sg/test_ingress_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_sg/test_egress_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_sg/test_icmp_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_sg/test_udp_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_sg/test_stopped_vm_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_sg/test_vm_ops_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_sg/test_2vm_egress_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_sg/test_2vm_ingress_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_sg/test_4vm_complx_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_sg/test_detach_l3_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_pf/test_2l3s_pfs_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_pf/test_attach_pf_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_pf/test_delete_pf_after_destroy_vm_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_pf/test_del_vip_before_add_pf_to_vm_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_pf/test_multi_pfs_sg_tcp_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_pf/test_multi_rules_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_pf/test_pf_after_destroy_vm_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_pf/test_pf_sg_tcp_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_pf/test_pfs_tcp_udp_same_vip_ports_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_pf/test_pfs_tcp_with_same_vip_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_pf/test_tcp_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_pf/test_udp_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_pf/test_vm_ops_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_eip/test_2_eips_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_eip/test_2l3s_eip_pf_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_eip/test_2l3s_eips_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_eip/test_attach_eip_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_eip/test_create_eip_vm_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_eip/test_del_vip_before_add_eip_to_vm_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_eip/test_eip_sg_tcp_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_eip/test_pf_eip_attach_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_eip/test_vm_ops_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_eip/test_vm_ops2_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_lb/test_create_lb_alone_vr_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_lb/test_create_lb_source_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_lb/test_create_lb_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_lb/test_lb_health_check_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_create_snapshot_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_create_sp_after_delete_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_create_image_by_snapshot_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_crt_sp_for_both_root_..._|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_crt_sp_in_stopped_vm2_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_crt_sp_in_stopped_vm3_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_crt_sp_in_stopped_vm_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_delete_snapshot_on_ru..._|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_crt_sp_in_live_vm_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_crt_sp_from_vol_crt_f..._|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_change_max_sp_depth_l..._|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_regression/delete_sg_with_2_attache..._|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_regression/rm_nic_sg_on_stopped_vm_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_regression/test_data_volume_with_vm..._|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vr/test_ping_vms_reboot_vr_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vr/test_reconnect_vr_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vr/test_start_vrs_simultaneously_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_host/test_reconnect_host_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_suite_teardown_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|__suite_setup__|0|1|0|0
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_host/test_reconnect_host_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_account/test_vm_ops_by_normal_account_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_account/test_multi_accounts_vm_ops_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_novlan/test_create_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_novlan/test_reboot_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_novlan/test_ping_vms_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_host/test_reconnect_host_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_create_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_reboot_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_snat_create_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_dnat_reboot_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_ping_vms_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_create_3vms_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_start_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_3l3s_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_remove_dhcp_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_2l3_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_crt_vms_with_limited_ips_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_crt_vms_with_limited_ips2.0_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_crt_vms_with_limited_ips2.1_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_start_vms_simultaneously_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_crt_static_ip_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_crt_vm_with_hostname_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_attach_nic_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_attach_nic_stopped_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_attach_nic_reboot_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_chg_static_ip_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_attach_nic_with_static_ip_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_volume/test_add_volume_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_volume/test_add_m_vols_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_volume/test_add_volume_vr_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_volume/test_crt_vm_volume_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_volume/test_crt_vm_2_volumes_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_volume/test_crt_vm_24_volumes_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_volume/test_volume_ops_on_stopped_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_volume/test_crt_vm_from_dvt_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_template_image/test_crt_temp_image_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_template_image/test_del_temp_image_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_ingress_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_egress_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_icmp_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_udp_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_stopped_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_vm_ops_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_2vm_egress_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_2vm_ingress_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_4vm_complx_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_detach_l3_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_2l3s_pfs_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_attach_pf_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_delete_pf_after_destroy_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_del_vip_before_add_pf_to_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_multi_pfs_sg_tcp_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_multi_rules_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_pf_after_destroy_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_pf_sg_tcp_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_pfs_tcp_udp_same_vip_ports_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_pfs_tcp_with_same_vip_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_tcp_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_udp_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_vm_ops_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_2_eips_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_2l3s_eip_pf_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_2l3s_eips_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_attach_eip_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_create_eip_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_del_vip_before_add_eip_to_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_eip_sg_tcp_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_pf_eip_attach_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_vm_ops_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_vm_ops2_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_lb/test_create_lb_alone_vr_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_lb/test_create_lb_source_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_lb/test_create_lb_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_lb/test_lb_health_check_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_create_snapshot_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_create_sp_after_delete_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_create_image_by_snapshot_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_crt_sp_for_both_root_..._|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_crt_sp_in_stopped_vm2_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_crt_sp_in_stopped_vm3_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_crt_sp_in_stopped_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_delete_snapshot_on_ru..._|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_crt_sp_in_live_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_crt_sp_from_vol_crt_f..._|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_change_max_sp_depth_l..._|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_regression/delete_sg_with_2_attache..._|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_regression/rm_nic_sg_on_stopped_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_regression/test_data_volume_with_vm..._|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_vr/test_ping_vms_reboot_vr_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_vr/test_reconnect_vr_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_vr/test_start_vrs_simultaneously_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_host/test_reconnect_host_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_suite_teardown_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__suite_setup__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_host/test_reconnect_host_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_account/test_vm_ops_by_normal_account_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_account/test_multi_accounts_vm_ops_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_novlan/test_create_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_novlan/test_reboot_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_novlan/test_ping_vms_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_host/test_reconnect_host_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_create_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_reboot_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_snat_create_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_dnat_reboot_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_ping_vms_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_create_3vms_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_start_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_3l3s_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_remove_dhcp_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_2l3_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_crt_vms_with_limited_ips_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_crt_vms_with_limited_ips2.0_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_crt_vms_with_limited_ips2.1_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_start_vms_simultaneously_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_crt_static_ip_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_crt_vm_with_hostname_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_attach_nic_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_attach_nic_stopped_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_attach_nic_reboot_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_chg_static_ip_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_attach_nic_with_static_ip_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_volume/test_add_volume_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_volume/test_add_m_vols_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_volume/test_add_volume_vr_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_volume/test_crt_vm_volume_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_volume/test_crt_vm_2_volumes_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_volume/test_crt_vm_24_volumes_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_volume/test_volume_ops_on_stopped_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_volume/test_crt_vm_from_dvt_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_template_image/test_crt_temp_image_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_template_image/test_del_temp_image_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_ingress_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_egress_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_icmp_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_udp_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_stopped_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_vm_ops_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_2vm_egress_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_2vm_ingress_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_4vm_complx_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_detach_l3_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_2l3s_pfs_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_attach_pf_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_delete_pf_after_destroy_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_del_vip_before_add_pf_to_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_multi_pfs_sg_tcp_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_multi_rules_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_pf_after_destroy_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_pf_sg_tcp_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_pfs_tcp_udp_same_vip_ports_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_pfs_tcp_with_same_vip_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_tcp_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_udp_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_vm_ops_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_2_eips_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_2l3s_eip_pf_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_2l3s_eips_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_attach_eip_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_create_eip_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_del_vip_before_add_eip_to_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_eip_sg_tcp_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_pf_eip_attach_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_vm_ops_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_vm_ops2_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_lb/test_create_lb_alone_vr_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_lb/test_create_lb_source_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_lb/test_create_lb_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_lb/test_lb_health_check_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_create_snapshot_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_create_sp_after_delete_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_create_image_by_snapshot_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_crt_sp_for_both_root_..._|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_crt_sp_in_stopped_vm2_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_crt_sp_in_stopped_vm3_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_crt_sp_in_stopped_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_delete_snapshot_on_ru..._|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_crt_sp_in_live_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_crt_sp_from_vol_crt_f..._|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_change_max_sp_depth_l..._|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_regression/delete_sg_with_2_attache..._|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_regression/rm_nic_sg_on_stopped_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_regression/test_data_volume_with_vm..._|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vr/test_ping_vms_reboot_vr_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vr/test_reconnect_vr_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vr/test_start_vrs_simultaneously_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_host/test_reconnect_host_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_suite_teardown_|0|0|0|1
Total|304|0|4|0|300


+msgid "Hızlı"


@ptdarmody DWMR (done with my review) You got it working! Not surprising - good job. Press ahead.


Dear Sir,
I am also getting error of Opening Socket no 97,when compiling ./lwm2mserver.
How can I fix this.
![socket](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/14104387/9877790/ab8c6674-5bdc-11e5-8df8-437f116d6924.PNG)


是已经迁移中的slot如果因为dashboard重启了重新执行迁移的话不需要先pre_migrate了


Ок.


+msgid "Orta"


fix https://github.com/xhzengAIB/MessageDisplayKit/issues/254


Can be removed. Needs review. Also, it needs a c++-lib to work.


+msgid "Tıklatıldığında"


Fixed via 27787fa062bb3ad411fd2c2cec9963c24cefaccd


I haven't seen this before, what does that do? A null sub? Do we really want to kill the warning that sub failed?


We don't need this jshint comment anymore


Typo: s/abd/and


Why use functions with closure instead of arrows?


Applied, and added a test for it.


slick


Get multiples of numbers


interesting


I'll certainly start to write them - we can tweak where they live at any point. They probably belong in Truffle documentation because people are going to want to know how key languages will respond to them, and if we have a range of languages they can also use that to determine what they should do for their own languages.


LGTM


Thanks. Works like a charm after removing all `execute` statements but last.


OK, just squashed and force pushed the two pull requests together so it looks a little tidier in the commit log...


Will you create an issue for building from a pre-defined .config too? I'm adressing that o fedora (getting rid of libasan and stuff).


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I was naughty and committed https://github.com/galaxyproject/planemo/commit/ec0f170b0aaedb9a1f6631aea06ebbff4a61545c straight to the master branch myself...


Your platform probably does not support IPv6.
You can enable it or edit tests/utils/connection.c and replace AF_INET6 by AF_INET in line 32.


I don't think this should have an __init__ at all.


Hi Hellsgod, i think the new parameters is too slow. I use 702000 or 810000 instead, a bit more aggressive because the hotplug will be too slow for your parameters. I think that


merge


This can go away when the base class's `__init__` is removed


As you already put in your script, shall I delete the branch?  I did not
read the git coding style until now and this would take some time.
I am currently looking at a workaround for the Windows 10 problem and want
to reduce the number of open/close operations, because this might be a
workaround as well as an improvement.

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> totally fond of the Ctrl-+ shortcut).
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Yes, they are equal in final result, but until this code is not running in es6 environment it is better to define regexp chars by unicode code-points


I expect the base class to not introduce this behavior. This should be a `pass` like the others.


Nice, this should do the trick.


Applied. I'd appreciate a test suite addition for that though.


What’s the advantage of this?


No problem at all @peterjc - gave you commit access for a reason, commit at will :).


same issue on my side. After trying to execute the example MinOZW I get a segmentation fault (using the last commit: 071632d8685651c2f473e1134ef31ae64fced4ef )
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10657553/9877932/3fad4bba-5bc0-11e5-9cc0-304d2ceb3bbb.png)

And it also ends on the QueryStageComplete command.
Full log: http://www.file-upload.net/download-10911655/OZW_Log.txt.html


Was this intentional or some debug thing ?


Working on the exit code stuff now, they are a bit sticky to unwind but I'll see what I can do for at least the non-recursive case.


OK, that's a nice trick.


line 6 in filterExact.lua needs a slight change, was getting an "attempt to index a nil value" error via canRecieveLiquid when it was raining (sink was pulling in rainwater) ;/ changed it to
>>  if isActive() and itemDescriptor ~= nil then


LGTM. Eventually we'll have to agree on a common pattern for packaging the bins, too, no big deal atm.
I left the runner in the base lib and the others on the devel package.


Good point, thanks :)

https://github.com/olleicua/coffeescript/commit/b44aa4500298977831b0ba05c95c039f4d570c81


I thought that Dilger's aforementioned "break" from the grid concept was more of a way of developing a new grid system that affords new creative measures in a way that still retains the simplicity, reliability, and predictability of the <table> tag. In the very last line he likens a "Grid 2.0" to the "Web 2.0" standards that have emerged recently; Web 2.0 practices allow us to do so many new and exciting things with the web, but still retains the same vales and history of Web "1.0" standards. That being said, older web standards and practice still exist today in a very reliable fashion. While they don't change in visual design so much, they carry over many elements into newer web standards and still help to reinforce web design today. While <table> is no longer widely used as a layout tool and other methods have come to replace it, it's still a viable tag used for other means and retains a great standard for modern technologies to replicate. This is what Haas was talking about- how older technologies aren't necessarily "defunct" or less powerful, just different and fitting for their own use.


yes.

to make it simple: master is the next patch release, and develop is the next major release. and master should always merge cleanly to develop (except for the VERSION file of course).


Is this config packaged? Where does it come from?


@abdulhaq-e the zero was passed as the default to `.get()`, not as the assertion value. Thanks for this PR, I'm going to merge it as is and we can work on it further on the `feature/test-all-versions` branch


I footer position should not be fixed because once you add content in the footer, you will find the main page content area is getting small. What if the footer content is about 50%?. I think you can remove this and  since you have already defined the position by right,bottom and left  it will position itself at the bottom with no problem


This seems to break the title that is displayed in the widget -- it now contains `<img src="...">` since referencebrowser.js l. 61 `var title = tablerow.find('label').html();` catches this label.


Uhm seguro que no es la mejor forma de resolverlo, y se puede hacer con un (?:\/watch|\/player\/embed\/html)? o algo similar en el patron, pero como de momento no se muy bien como va esto y ahora mismo tengo kodi-offline, .... pues de momento lo dejo asi.
Lo probaré cuando llegue a casa. ( uso el git para ir dejando lo que voy desarrollando en mis ratillos libres )


Thats right of course. The downside is that jquery.com gets a get request including a referrer (default browser configuration) from every side a users visits which includes jquery.
When the files are on your server, there will be downloaded a second time and then also be cached from now on.


Agreed!


Otherwise 'arguments' points to the parent function


also excepting those annoying detestable build artifacts


ack


why is this text all red?


is this commented out code needed?


how?


awesome! 🎉
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Heh, this would be very practical. Hopefully the ? becomes a !.


what does this have to do with the authcookie?


this path is hard-coded…


Uhm..was this needed ?
Since SimpleDesk is a DMXSource, removing just the value from the engine would take effect at the next MasterTimer tick.
Moreover we don't know where to go on LTP channels, so resetting them to 0 might not be the wanted behaviour.
Or did I miss something ?


It's the file generated buy alldefconfig with sanitizers disabled.


I guess I was after a name that said "we will use the counts store to achieve the same node counts that we used to use aggregation for". Removing as much text as possible leads to the name CountStoreNodeAggregation. If we remove the work aggregation, then I guess we want something like 'NodeCountFromCountStore'?


@cicku I am going to release 0.9.0. Having a look at curl, c-ares or gnutls (C libraries): they use the tagging convention 'name-x_y_z', e.g. cares-1_0_1. Your tracking should be able to handle that.
Also, one of the closed issues asked me to change from x.y.z to libpsl-x.y.z because x.y.z is bad for packagers :-) So I stay with that convention.


Just creating a bogus file is not that harmful (the user will have the permissions to do that anyway), I guess.


Seen with @christophehurpeau


I made a mistake here: `ItemQuantity` is a better name than `ItemStack`, but the class should not have been renamed in version 1.


Why don't you check if it's already schedule before locking?

Couldn't you do something like:

if (mdata->erase_knowledge)
  return 0;
r = mutex_lock(...)...


Even though local Maven clean build passes, travis does not.


Nice!
Maybe differentiate if message is nil, since then having `- nil` in the error message does not seem so useful.


It is, but we usually leave it laying around to avoid having to reintroduce it :-)


Yea I bet with all the new rom projects you are taking on!


I am just wondering why do you write the fe2error (line #419) like this
fe2error = abs(errorteff/100 * sumteff[6]-feh)
and not like
fe2error = abs(errorteff/100 * (sumteff[6]-feh))
Why are you not using the Taylor series expansion of the error in [Fe2/H] due to the variation in Teff, like you have done for [Fe1/H]?


If there is a problem at all, this is the wrong way to fix it.
It most likely needs to be fixed in the code that uses `addAliasMap`, or at least in a more generic way.

This problem might happen if  `addAliasMap` adds aliases for already loaded classes (or interfaces).
So either the calling code must call this earlier, or we must lookup every loaded class if we have an alias definition for it here and establish the alias then.


I'm aware.  In the discussion here: https://github.com/olleicua/coffeescript/commit/b44aa4500298977831b0ba05c95c039f4d570c81, @michaelficarra suggested that it should work that way.  I see no problem with that since it will still give a syntax error.  The syntax error is slightly different:

with my change:
```
coffee> foo?..
[stdin]:1:4: error: unexpected ?..
foo?..
   ^^^
```

vs before:
```
coffee> foo?..
[stdin]:1:6: error: unexpected .
foo?..
     ^
```

but it seems just as helpful.


So the interest is to make less requests against jQuery servers ?


We don't have a good way to do that. Strings can be built up from characters, and we can get characters out of numbers, but that conversion shouldn't produce invalid characters. I believe @Melvar fixed the Int -> Char a while back.


please chng the name of colour


Agreed!


I think it will be good if it could be ``` overflow-y:scroll``` because auto add unnecessary ```overflow-x```


"Orderform" -> "form"


Meta attributes please?


Oh, shoot, I probably should have just closed my own issue here, since I had gone and fixed up the graphical widgets to work with BumpWaterRefraction=2 a few months ago.


That certainly does looks like a typo. Nice catch. I will review it and fix it, if it actually is an error.


OK


Thanks. The app is called Estar available at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mobileenerlytics.estar


what happens if both are not available, or maybe both are available? I feel like you should adjust the kconfig symbols dependencies.


looks like the only thing different from process on the other node type is this function, right?
machine_learning_sync_worker_schedule could be set as an extra method of a base node type, common to both.

Take a look on "int" module on soletta. Look for "node_type" on .json.


I'm aware.  In the discussion here: https://github.com/olleicua/coffeescript/commit/b44aa4500298977831b0ba05c95c039f4d570c81, @michaelficarra suggested that it should work that way.  I see no problem with that since it will still give a syntax error any time it sees `?..`.  The syntax error is slightly different:

with my change:
```
coffee> foo?..
[stdin]:1:4: error: unexpected ?..
foo?..
   ^^^
```

vs before:
```
coffee> foo?..
[stdin]:1:6: error: unexpected .
foo?..
     ^
```

but it seems just as helpful.


Compiling from HEAD (aad7cdebe541934ab671d7fd7fcdbac5098715be) and using ghc-mod in Emacs fails on this line. It's due to the fact that (at least on my machine) `extra-include-dirs` and `extra-library-dirs` are empty when pulling in information via `stack path`. I've added another equation locally, which fixed that issue:

```hs
litoTup [k] = (k,"")
```


Good point, thanks :)

https://github.com/olleicua/coffeescript/commit/b44aa4500298977831b0ba05c95c039f4d570c81


The only remaining issue was an engine bug where units wouldn't draw their construction wireframes underwater, which I forgot to report (since I wasn't sure at the time that it was an engine bug).


Hi @stootoon , it would be good to remove the object files from this commit. You could just amend the commit in e.g. gitx/sourcetree and add appropriate filters to the .gitignore file or use git rm --cached.


It would be possible to do this with a call to a C function through the FFI though...


Под третьим вы имеете в виду catch?


code formatting. please remove this empty lines.


Either way, I think we shouldn't introduce changes to generator and runner without a test, we have already a bunch of things broken on them that I suspect we wouldn't if we had plenty of tests for that.


But as far as I see we don't use `arguments` here


right, removed


WIthout changing the sources?


If I read it right just skimming through the files, the default values are only used where the storage is missing (or read errors), so the step/min/max values for this case will not contain reasonable values, right?


seems ok


general comments:

* what's the difference between `$auth` and `$authcookie` in the naming
* it feels wrong to keep piling more stuff ontop of that constructor
* given the lack of documentation,
* that commit message could be better


typo: strike


Oh, I see in full source. Well, it's ok then


Ah, the joys of first-order, nominal representations...


А как тогда быть с переменной https://github.com/LeKaitoW/rdo-xtext/commit/6eb0cb4a584792667dd145b09e942de3fcc9d07f#diff-36f84d15fe1421ba9fd697ffaf55e186R21 ? Назвать ее `projectNotExist`?


If it needs review, we can do it after the release. After all, this module is not in the parent pom, and therefore not "official" part of the release, right?


Indeed this needs to be changed


hecho por ariel


The angle describing each slip direction is measured counterclockwisely using as reference the fault strike direction.


recursive-exclude exists. But I noticed that if I remove the recursive-ignore line, check-manifest doesn't complain and the sdist is fine.

I *think* I mis-copied something from check-manifest's output.

I've fixed it now.


> The drawback is that one might have to push to 2 or 3 repositories to add a new feature and version them independently.

sure. we better not split the repo into many before some sort of "pluggability" has been established.

> On the long run I would like to have the test-suite also a the source of "verified examples page".

shouldn't such an example page be part of the documentation? there's a qucs-manual repo... i am not sure, but recomputing documented examples as a test makes some sense.

> Are you suggesting we split the projects and copy the .sch into qucs-gui and the netlist.txt into qucs-core to use them as unit tests?

there's (yet) no need to split the projects. but yes, i think the unit tests are better off within the corresponding subproject, so we *can* eventually split.

> Or to create new (and proper) unit tests?

just add more. can't think of improper tests `:)`

> I am not even sure make distcheck works. The release script currently flattens the directories in order to have a single configure && make.

why not use recursive configure and make just like when building from git? (haven't tried distcheck yet, maybe i can make it work).


+# https-www.youtube.com-watch-feature-player_detailpage-v-5gLiwwsFo3E


In the near-fault PSHA calculation, the hypocentre list and


Do we want to expose this macro? Maybe def inside first function using and undef just after the last ref.


mandatory


weights


must always sum to one


The available GMPE which currently


In the Simple Desk, The "Reset Universe" button has this behavior, so it seemed logical that the "Reset Channel" does the same thing.


102966118-HeatRecoveryBypass-4568 (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (799 of 799 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-20.28%25-green.svg)


After fixing these comments it can be merged


Depends. Thats just how I do things. Have everything from one domain (except APIs maybe).


- update the comment (known no to work on older versions)
- same for the skeleton-subsystem project


@flavour How can I be able to add 2 info segment to the same alert through csv import (2 info segment implying different language)


Can you just file a bug and post the output of `stack path` then I can adjust for that.


基于 OptiKey 版本 2.0.5 → 基于 OptiKey 2.0.5 版。
备注 → 注：


depends on feature_filesystem, no?


... since this change I see some broken HTML (border="0" />) right beside the "next month" arrow


Thanks for all the edits and clarifications @adamleko . Reads much better.


Quite unclear to me why the version number was set 1.6, since I saw that the Java8Switch had been merged on culturegraph/master, from which I derived my fork & branch. Re-set it to 1.8 anyway.


Makes sense :smiley:
I just took a shortcut :wink:


이클립스 에러가 납니다.
```
Description	Resource	Path	Location	Type
cvc-complex-type.2.4.a: Invalid content was found starting with element 'dependency'. One of '{"http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0":groupId, "http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0":artifactId, "http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0":version, "http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0":extensions, "http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0":executions, "http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0":dependencies, "http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0":goals, "http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0":inherited, "http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0":configuration}' is expected.	pom.xml	/2015-01-WEB-TOITOITOI	line 122	XML Problem
```


OK. I'm doing that way to make pages load faster and save bandwidth. If one needs to have an off-line version, it's still possible to retrieve those libraries manually.


@gesinn-it Do you have a simple use case (or screenshort) to compare the regression.

@hexmode @kghbln FYI


`for number, embed_url in enumerate(embed_urls, 1):`


@josevalim do you think we should have this example in the `Ecto.Changeset` docs?


exactly,
It will not be deployed, but it will neither be updated next releases (unless is added to the parent pom)


Yeah, caught that: https://github.com/bearops/ebzl/commit/552c548fc91835716dcd9a18ca269b343e6b7707


atom/app/atom_library_main.h

// Copyright (c) 2013 GitHub, Inc.
// Use of this source code is governed by the MIT license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

#ifndef ATOM_APP_ATOM_LIBRARY_MAIN_H_
#define ATOM_APP_ATOM_LIBRARY_MAIN_H_

#include "base/basictypes.h"

#if defined(OS_MACOSX)
extern "C" {
__attribute__((visibility("default")))
int AtomMain(int argc, const char* argv[]);

__attribute__((visibility("default")))
int AtomInitializeICUandStartNode(int argc, char *argv[]);
}
#endif // OS_MACOSX

#endif // ATOM_APP_ATOM_LIBRARY_MAIN_H_


which is not a concern because we are going to study how to remove it, after all


Because mdata->erase_knowledge is also used by another thread.


ah, correct syntax was  (By.CSS_SELECTOR, '[class="menu-item"] img[src^="app://camera.gaiamobile.org"] + span') will use this.


All right, no problem with that. Keep up the good work :+1:


Also, python3 >= 3.4


LICENSE
		@@ -2,10 +2,7 @@ The MIT License (MIT)

		Copyright (c) 2015 Volodymyr Shatsky

		-Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
		-of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
		-in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
		-to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
		+Permission is hereby grantedKillacal2084and/or sell
		copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
		furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

		@@ -18,5 +15,4 @@ FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
		AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE


No. The function is still broken on bad user input. Your patch doesn't address the underlying issue. If I want a thread that delays 10000 seconds, then it will break because of this.


Hi arte97 It is possible to merge it to nexus 4 mako board? I would like to use it but i dont understand why go hotplug to cpufreq normally goto mach-msm. And also you can Add tunable sysfs to enable/disable, for example on synapse.
https://github.com/victormlourenco/red_kernel_lge_v500/commit/76e5900a7e92f3b0fe4ebf3008c04366a88ed70c

Thanks anyway.


Thanks :)


Why have you decided to make the header sticky at the top?. I would still prefer non-sticky header since it has nothing more important like links(Navigation links). Unless there is reason to make it fixed.


Don't store global state like this, it would produce unexpected results if you pass more than one URL to youtube-dl, move that part to the `for` loop below.


@glima Yes. Are you implying that the other values should be taken from default - if set?


Hmm, you are right, it is UB. (Though one thing people tend to miss is that if the structures had a "common initial sequence", then it's actually OK to read the from the common portion of other union members!).

Anyway, GCC 4.8 warned about it. I'll look into a better non-UB, non-warning fix.


it turns on the battery power-save option.  will update.


You can simplify this by using a regular for-each loop and moving the `handle.getType().getHiveTypeName()` call inline.


Why depend on storage (mem is always there, no?)


step 2


LGTM


I have said Hello!


True I will add it


really cool
:+1:


Should I update readme.txt or readme.md? Or both? readme.md hasn't been updated since 1.0.8, whereas readme.txt was last updated 1.0.11.

Not sure why the excerpt function didn't indent correctly. Sorry about that!


Type argument probably not needed


Done. Issue #603.


That's the issue. isTraderZoneNearby is too-big ass a radius. This combined with isTerritoryNearby is causing too many locations where loot simply wont spawn.


Doesn't `LINUX` imply `FEATURE_FILESYSTEM`?


I take ownership of this. Sorry for that. At the time I was fixing it
Eugene was also working on the same branch I was, so we decided he was the
one who was going to implement it on his side to avoid confilcts. Not so
sure why it still wasn't reflecting the changes made but I've already fixed
the issue.

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wrote:

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"bjust" ?


KDE PIM is simple by default and powerful on demand. It runs effective on all devices and form factors. Kontact is the first tool when privacy and security is of primary interest.


Actually, based on my testing, a distance2D test on allPlayers is waaaaay slower than nearEntities, especially at short ranges. This function is only used at the spawnRadius range (100m by default) and nearEntities is much faster at that range.


Web Sistemak ikasgaiko ikasleentzat deskargatzeko kodeak


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eökfm


%files memcahed should be %files memcached in freeradius.spec


The `-J-G:+TraceTrufflePerformanceWarnings` flag would show:
```
[truffle] perf warn        not inlined Virtual call to HotSpotMethod<ConditionProfile.profile(boolean)> (34|MethodCallTarget)
```
And it's sort of hard to make it better: annotation processors need annotations, hacking it at the Truffle/Graal level seems pretty much a hack, etc


```haskell
*Main> describeList ""
"The list is empty."
*Main> describeList "hoge"
"The list is a longer list."
*Main> describeList "h"
"The list is a singleton list."
```


If nothing is available, it won't work =D Actually, user defines destination storage as a node option. I don't get how kconfig should be adjusted...


I think here we're assuming rails is available. That may be legitimate or not. Just wanted to point that out.


Okay, it was an error. Thank you very much for finding this.
I can see that you have worked with others at CAUP (in Porto before). Are you planning to use this code?


nit: I didn't caught before.
early return instead
```
if (!app) {
  return;
}
```


aha, good idea. i guess i could use the .location['x'] to determine it?


Static import


- Remove `--s`
- Remove `website/components/table.html`, it won't be tracked


Cancel button should have a class of `btn-cancel` so it's green like in the other modals.


@XhmikosR I keep trying to understand why do we need a new release for a minor bump of the version?

Could you clarify?  Isn't it just "clean-css": "~3.4.1", to "clean-css": "~3.4.2",?


because it's never hit that condition? Dunno, but r+


ok, we need the json maps


Oh nvm "clean-css": "~3.3.0", -> 3.4.2
Thanks


Right now, memmap needs a backing storage - maybe we could have a 'ram' storage. But actually, this `depends` is about the feature of storing stuff =D


in small screen it sits on top of  the main content.


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How about
```java
String writePath = targetPath.toString();
if (useTemporaryDirectory(targetPath)) {
    writePath = createTemporaryPath(hdfsEnvironment, targetPath);
}


First s t a b? :P


Hat mit Lenses leider nichts zu tun :-(


怎么这里就知道是 channel_id 字段了呢？


Yes! That would be very helpful to have in the connector.


\ o.o /


че за хуйня?


A better argument would be that Magento 1 extensions should abide by the [ZF1 style](http://framework.zend.com/manual/1.12/en/coding-standard.coding-style.html) and Magento 2 is [http://www.php-fig.org/psr/psr-2/](PSR-2) compliant, in both cases only 4 spaces is allowed, no tabs.


「并……」前面加个逗号断句。
-  改成句号。

不要照搬英文标点了


нахуя он тут?


Why isn't there a library for declarative binding structure in Maple?


```patch
iff --git a/src/modules/flow/persistence/Kconfig b/src/modules/flow/persistence/Kconfig
index 14ab6c7..4d02574 100644
--- a/src/modules/flow/persistence/Kconfig
+++ b/src/modules/flow/persistence/Kconfig
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
 config FLOW_NODE_TYPE_PERSISTENCE
        tristate "Node type: persistence"
-       depends on PLATFORM_LINUX
+       depends on PLATFORM_LINUX && (USE_EFIVARS || USE_FILESYSTEM)
        default m
```


With the current code, the radio entry is created when the radio is created, but the IntervalTree inside will only be created later, the first time it is needed.

The bug will occur if any radio removal is attempted while the first entries in the array do not have their IntervalTree yet :
try: Add radio 1; Add radio 2; remove radio 2
If all are issued before radio 1 was involved in any transmission, both radio cache entries will be erased, although no removal command was issued for radio 1.
Segfault will occur later, as the code from radio 1 is not prepared for getRadioCacheEntry() returning null.


@digitalextremist Removed Old benchmarks & for now added a simple Benchmark figures. #171


Technically, it can also be JSON tiddlers or even an entire tiddlywiki.html

Maybe "Import files (text, image, tiddlywiki, ...)"


Ach, da findet sich bestimmt ein Profunktor oder zwei.


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To draw fair comparisons, health practice is much different matter than web design. There are definitely places where one technology replaces another, but in this case, I'd argue that each still has its place. To directly respond to Alexandra's comment, yes, you are correct that copying something out by hand 20x is ridiculous! Of course it is. Keim even states in his article that the keyboard is absolutely the delivery method to go by; but he still writes his article by hand- not for the convenience, not for the "technologyness" of it; but for the cognitive and mind-flow benefits of handwriting. Your analogy is much more akin to an idea such as dial-up internet: yes, dial-up works, but there's a reason why it is obsolete now; there are no scientific or anecdotal advantages *at all* to using dial-up as opposed to high speed broadband or wireless or cellular or pretty much any other form of modern internet connectivity. Unless you're trying really really hard to be hipster. But even then, dial-up would make uploading your grande frap to instagram pretty frustrating.


Static import


**For the history**: now conforms WHATWG spec via https://github.com/whatwg/html/commit/8d1c8affec71058de29f8051cb2fa7f7bbad1fe6, thanks to @domenic


remove extra spaces


I didnt see this commit, and was breaking my head over this bug. Can you explain how setting the scrollview to full height fixes firstviewcontroller's height being reset to default ?


```haskell
*Main> describeList "h"
"The list is a singleton list."
*Main> describeList ""
"The list is empty."
*Main> describeList "hoge"
"The list is a longer list."
```


Thanks for reply Sir,
I changed but now error is socked no is 98.

![socket98](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/14104387/9879015/2f59abc8-5be3-11e5-9e6c-29e4ee574c25.PNG)


Yes, I think the change should be applied, but I'm not completely sure of the cases in your commit. Why the check against `boost::none`? I would have thought that for tenor < 1 month, `endOfMonth_` would be false regardless. What do you think?


"Cannot delete table directory"


Good catch! +2!


Maybe this should be a warning? Most people will never see debug level logs.


@nicktacular yes, the array is overkill, it was for extracting major and minor version. But there is no need for that really.


This is the same length if you inline `fileSystem`


Either create a cap/info.xsl & include a unique link to the Alert there or extend the cap/alert.xsl to support multiple segments.
This could be simple 'Info 1 Field','Info 2 Field' columns or could do a more extensible 'Info Field l10n:xx' style


isn't it the wrong link ? it links to the same code as the usual initialization scheme.


oh!yeah!thanks


Should this log a message like the above? Maybe create a method `cleanupTargetDirectory()`


Perhaps can avoid converting `$command_status` to a string? So instead of the `for` statement one could use
```perl
if ($command_status == 0x00) {
    # Good state we conf …
} elsif ($command_status == 0x08
        || $command_status == 0x14
        || $command_status == 0x58
        || $command_status == 0x64) {
    # For any of the …
} else {
    # Default …
}
```
which presumably is quite a bit snappier.


Okay, I will change that line if you're sure. Can you point me to some documentation mentioning that?


The one with only one variable sets the color immediately, without animation between start and end.  I tried it, and it didn't work for the color-shift feature (if you see the sample app, I've added another slider to show this feature in action).


Because Maple developers are not PL experts, and have never sensed the need.  They're ok with hand-coding such handlers all over the place.  I wouldn't be surprised if there were 3-5 internal such 'libraries'!!!


Yes, if you can be certain that info[0] always contains a value which can be
safely converted to an int.

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That would be better. Aren't default values obligatory too?


Which part might not be correct?


Shouldn't be difficult, but I'm putting it off a little bit until the schema stabilizes.  The full database dump and restore is a fallback that is always there, and it does just generate SQL so it could be hand edited if needed.


:+1: nice obscure fix


I saw the fixes you made on your fork. Would it be possible to submit them as PR to upstream? Thank you.


Not recursive? It should be fine since this is not a partitioned table, but need to make sure it is updated for partitioned table cleanup. Maybe better to do recursive since it can't hurt.


Update


@ajh3109 님 코멘트를 수정하지 마시고 새로 달아주세요.. noti가 안와서 답변하셨는지 안하셨는지 모르거든요


:yellow_heart: It's recommended that you write your comments in imperative format. For example, the comment here should be rewritten in this format:

```
// The 'async' property ensures that the script has been executed before the next statement is executed.
```


Oh ! you're right @davidfestal
It should be https://github.com/sgalles/ceylon-dddsample/blob/master/source/dddsample/CeylonInit.java
I'll fix this in my project. Thanks.


`endOfMonth` is no longer of type `bool` but now of type `boost::optional<bool>`. That was part of the change Peter made in his change to one of `Schedule`'s constructors. Therefore I check against `boost::none` (for when the user omitted the parameter).

The check for `tenor < 1 * Months` is just mimicking the change that @fametrano made in this commit, which changes the _other_ constructor.

So I'm just trying to align the logic between the two constructors.


There can be two scenarios, and accordingly we can use respective approach to solve this.

The first scenarios is that we don't allow multiple session for single user. In that case we can restrict duplicate entry in _all_ids array. So that there won't be two entries for different for same id.

The 2nd scenario is that we allow multiple session. Presently we are storing only user id numbers in _all_ids, so we can't use user id index in _all_ids also, as that might change. So we need to bind something with user id, that will uniquely identify user in _all_ids. So we thought of map instead of _all_ids array. We can store user id along with list of user active sessions ids. The map structure would be :

{"1":[{session_1},{session_2}],"2":[{session_3}]};

In this case we'll also have to pass session id to id() function along with user id.


Remove `website/components/modal.html` and :+1:


lol


Is it really impossible to have `googletest` located in `external/googletest`? Isn't it just a matter of cmake finding it?


I thought of that and for some reason didn't come up with the simple solution of using a guard.  I'll fix up shortly.


Perhaps:

> `ko.onError` *if it has been set*, otherwise `window.onerror`


`FileStatus.isFile()` does not exist in Hadoop 1.x. Use the `HadoopFileStatus.isFile()` shim.


The selected tests are binary tests. It test whether their signature are found or not.

The final verification `verify(reporter, times(X))` makes sure that no false positive arise from future modifications.
Therefore if unwanted bugs are rise as High or Low, it would go under the radar.

This give us the flexibility to change the priority of bugs slightly without refactoring most of the previous test cases.


:yellow_heart: The comment should reflect that the `Index` object is a prototype - not an ordinary function.


@rostber не забыл в репозиторий залить?


We can protect global _all_ids, by limiting its access and providing only one global object that can access that. Example

var handler = {};

(function() {
    var _all_ids = new Array();
    handler.setter = function(_id) {
        _all_ids.push(_id);
    };
    handler.removeId = function(_id) {
        var index = _all_ids.indexOf(_id);
        _all_ids.splice(index, 1);
    };
    handler.getLength = function(_id) {
       return  _all_ids.length;
    };
})();

If you want we can modify and commit the code related to this.


Sure. I meant that when `tenor < 1 * Months`, `endOfMonth_` would be set to `false` even if it's passed (or rather _not_ passed) as `boost::none`, so you wouldn't need the check against it.


Is the "high level of recursion" configurable?  Do we want to mention the standard?


Stephane rewrites my patch as nearly equivalent formula in his original patch style http://tests.stockfishchess.org/tests/view/55f6421f0ebc5976a2d6dc72.
There we can see that currently the maximum penalty reached is 98 (= 38 centipawns).

My first attempts had no hard limit and failed all, so i think this is one of the reasons for success of the patch. So 5-6 pawns seems way to big.


Recursive should probably be `false` for a file (docs say it doesn't matter, but would be more clear)


We should use README.md, otherwise the file cannot be parsed by github.


Yes this check is necessary. This check is for if NAMESPACE.id is not undefined.
Lets consider a scenario, in which, NAMESPACE is already defined in some other included package as you have mentioned in earlier comments. Then. there will be two case.
1. The first case would be that if id function is already defined in another included NAMESPACE. Then we should not define another id function, as it may override other id function implementation. Also the developer should check the other implementation of id function. The other implementation of id() function, should must provide getId() and close method().
2 In the 2nd case, id function wouldn't be defined in the other included NAMESPACE, then it will define id() function and implement that.

State of NAMESPACE : If NAMESPACE is defined in another included packages that loaded before this script file, then NAMESPACE would be defined and would have the properties that are defined to it in that included package. And if NAMESPACE is not defined in other included package, then at this time NAMESPACE would be blank object.


I'd add a ```padding-left: 20px``` here...


Ok, so this one is failing then and we need to look at it :) I will be testing these days and the FF with the tests.


:red_circle: All functions that operate on the `Index` should be encapsulated in the `Index` object.


hahaha~! hi! redbean~!!!


...and change this to a  ```padding-right: 20px```.


a ui c b1 /n


Hmm, what compilation options did you use with gcc 4.8? I haven't seen a single warning from it when compiled my version.


How about `"Error deleting data file for rollback: %s"`. This is one of the few messages someone could need to deal with manually.


for stp


pk lé numéro


print


`"Error deleting data files for rollback: %s/%s*"`


"Fortuitously"? What a fancy pants.


This statement captures the notion that we believe the entire API won't have to be rewritten in order to create certain extensions, however, it does not capture the fact that we also expect that third party interactions will require new, common infrastructural additions to the API.

These extensions will need an API mechanism whose use will result in the fulfillment or rejection of a Promise in another context. This is a missing component of the API that we don't want to design today, but, in the future, should be created and shared amongst extensions that require third party interactions. I think we need to mention the expected need for some mechanism of this sort.


LICENSE
		@@ -2,10 +2,7 @@ The MIT License (MIT)

		Copyright (c) 2015 Volodymyr Shatsky

		-Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
		-of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
		-in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
		-to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
		+Permission is hereby grantedKillacal2084and/or sell
		copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
		furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

		@@ -18,5 +15,4 @@ FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
		AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE


@lballabio I was stupid. This line is supposed to be:
` if (tenor != boost::none && tenor < 1 * Months)`


There's an extra ending parenthesis here.


Change log


Another example, for power management and reflow hinting that I think may (or may not – I leave it to you, @mbest) be worth mentioning, is:

```javascript
ko.tasks.scheduler = window.requestAnimationFrame
    || window.webkitRequestAnimationFrame
    || window.mozRequestAnimationFrame
    || window.msRequestAnimationFrame
    || function(cb) { return window.setTimeout(cb, 1000 / 60); };
```


Interesting analogy to driving vs biking and eating salad vs steak. It's a case of "two different tools used to achieve the same goal through different means" (biking and driving to get someplace) vs "same tool used to achieve different means" (eating/using a fork to eat a salad or a steak). Interesting questions to consider when asking whether new/old technologies are inherently still relevant for various purposes/what you're trying to achieve.


Incidentally, would it make sense for `ko.tasks` to automatically detect and use `process.nextTick`?


@jasontedor  this looks accidental?


First, yay! I am glad to see a contributor contribute. :+1:

Second, just a couple of comments, but otherwise I don't see why not.

* Can we get a couple more helpful comments? In the extensions, for instance.

* Remember to unit test. Add some helpful unit tests that show good as well as bad test cases. These may also prove instructive in nature to would-be subscribers.

* I didn't spend a lot of time with use cases like description ?? string.Empty, for instance. A couple of comments there explaining what you observed would be helpful.

* Name the variables better; i.e. instead of "callback", if I understand the context properly, name it "added". I find this is more helpful communicating the intention/purpose of the variables.

Let me know, resubmit another PR, and I'll have another go at it.


OK,

But keep the README file for the package release.  .md file is only
specific to Git.

On 15 September 2015 at 22:33, Wei Wang <notifications@github.com> wrote:

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>


On Mon, 14 Sep 2015 09:30:52 -0700, Dan Kohn <notifications@github.com> wrote:
> I'd like to propose an alternative way of marking criteria. Why do we want
> criteria to have a name? So that we can refer to them in discussion, and
> see how they evolve over time. In the past, most standard-like things used
> numbering, but this obviously causes problems with renumbering. The other
> nice to have would be linkability specific requirements. However, there's
> no real value (and actually negative) to exposing the criteria tags to
> casual readers, since they interrupt the flow of the text.
>
> So, I propose that we emulate the approach of the Ruby style guide <
> https://github.com/bbatsov/ruby-style-guide#no-spaces-braces> to explicitly
> create superscripted link tags for every criteria, where the name of the
> tag is the marking.
>
> What do you think?

I disagree that there's "no real value" to exposing criteria tags.  It's really helpful to have a simple name for a criteria, so that you can quickly refer to it when discussing it.  Since we're in the early stages, we need to refer to criteria by name often.  As far as "flow of text" goes, they're at the end of the text, so they can't really interfere anyway.

Having a link tag is reasonable enough, I agree.  However, it's a little painful in Markdown; you have to say  (possibly replacing "name" with "id", but with "id" you create a Javascript global).  And I think that would be in *addition* because I think it's important to have some user-visible name... at least for now while we're tweaking text.

So my thinking is: Let's leave it for now.  We can *add* anchors easily enough later.

--- David A. Wheeler


Oh, I see. Yes, this makes sense.


Yes, I'm looking at additional tests for avatars, so will also fix that one.


As for common initial sequence, there's no common initial sequence there: one struct has `uint64_t`, another `uint32_t`, and third member is array of `char`.


This method can be removed


I already designed an ID code generator for this.  It assigns a 4-character code consisting of 2 letters and a 2-digit check.  Users don't see the actual code (although we might display it alongside the "human-readable" version of it).  Instead they see a "human-readable" version of it which just converts each letter into its radio call sign equivalent (*alpha*, *bravo*, etc.) and converts the check-code integer into an *ice cream flavor*.

So a team might get a randomly generated code of **nd02**, which they could input (using convenient drop-downs (or spinners on a mobile device) as `November` `Delta` `Rocky Road`.  Behind the scenes messages will of course use `nd02`.

See the [`TeamCode`](https://github.com/brata-hsdc/brata.masterserver/blob/first_rest_thread_issue13/workspace/ms/dbkeeper/team_code.py) class.


shouldn't you ensure that the preload is none before before playing the ad?
That way you are sure you are testing the right logic

```
it("must set preload to auto", function () {
        // without preload=auto the durationchange event is never fired
        var response = new VASTResponse();
        var mediaFile = createMediaFile('http://foo.video.url.mp4', 'video/mp4');
        response._addMediaFiles([mediaFile]);
        assert.equal(player.preload(), "none");
        var adUnit = vastIntegrator.playAd(response, noop);
        this.clock.tick(1); // FF fail to set preload if there isn't at least an instruction in the middle
        assert.equal(player.preload(), "auto");
 });
```


Я согласен с идеей про енум. Сделать что-то вроде `enum ProjectConfigurationStatus {SUCCESS, FAIL, ALREADY_EXISTS}`. Тогда можно будет все методы кроме `initializeProject()` пометить как `throws`, и иметь единственный `catch` в нем. А из `initializeProject()` возвращать этот самый статус (как раз из `catch` и будет возвращаться `FAIL`). И переменную можно будет назвать в духе `status`, мне кажется, будет очень логично смотреться.

Только мне не очень понятно, как хэндлить такой `FAIL` в визарде? Выводить пользователю сообщение, что у нас произошла внутренняя ошибка?


Also, they can have their official Team Name stored in the database, too, for display on the Leaderboard, etc.


+#!/bin/sh
		+
		+workspace_dir=$1
		+output_dir=$2
		+
		+export LANG="en_US.UTF-8"
		+export GEM_HOME=$output_dir
		+
		+gem install $GEM --version $VERSION --no-ri --no-rdoc --env-shebang
		+
		+rm -rf $output_dir/cache/$GEM-$VERSION.gem


Yes. Thanks for catching. It's been removed in bf156b785c8b67d9b42e798771d4d45f2e958173.


Did you guys even test the switcher in chrome?
![sin titulo](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/942995/9879651/a2f21810-5bc8-11e5-921f-c755b54d3cc9.jpg)


:red_circle: You should not manipulate global objects directly in a method. It is advised that the object be passed into the method as a parameter. For example, this function could be rewritten in this format:

```javascript
Index.prototype.createIndex = function(filePath) {
  var result = {};
  var booksContent = this.getJSON(filePath);
  // more code statements
};
```


All the better. Can we just cherry-pick that, then?


David, I won't push, but I think the Ruby guide has a clever compromise
where criteria tags are exposed to those who are interested (mainly those
making edits) but hidden from the casual reader.

--
Dan Kohn <mailto:dan@dankohn.com>
tel:+1-415-233-1000

On Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 10:39 AM, David A. Wheeler <notifications@github.com
> wrote:

> On Mon, 14 Sep 2015 09:30:52 -0700, Dan Kohn <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
> > I'd like to propose an alternative way of marking criteria. Why do we
> want
> > criteria to have a name? So that we can refer to them in discussion, and
> > see how they evolve over time. In the past, most standard-like things
> used
> > numbering, but this obviously causes problems with renumbering. The other
> > nice to have would be linkability specific requirements. However, there's
> > no real value (and actually negative) to exposing the criteria tags to
> > casual readers, since they interrupt the flow of the text.
> >
> > So, I propose that we emulate the approach of the Ruby style guide <
> > https://github.com/bbatsov/ruby-style-guide#no-spaces-braces> to
> explicitly
> > create superscripted link tags for every criteria, where the name of the
> > tag is the marking.
> >
> > What do you think?
>
> I disagree that there's "no real value" to exposing criteria tags. It's
> really helpful to have a simple name for a criteria, so that you can
> quickly refer to it when discussing it. Since we're in the early stages, we
> need to refer to criteria by name often. As far as "flow of text" goes,
> they're at the end of the text, so they can't really interfere anyway.
>
> Having a link tag is reasonable enough, I agree. However, it's a little
> painful in Markdown; you have to say  (possibly
> replacing "name" with "id", but with "id" you create a Javascript global).
> And I think that would be in *addition* because I think it's important to
> have some user-visible name... at least for now while we're tweaking text.
>
> So my thinking is: Let's leave it for now. We can *add* anchors easily
> enough later.
>
>
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>


So if I'm understanding the jbuilder docs correctly, this generates something like:
```
'12345' => {
  id: '12345',
  name: 'name',
  app_url: 'www.basecamp.com'
}
```
?


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What does this do?


You can get some information [here](https://mathiasbynens.be/notes/es6-unicode-regex)


@zigbert Are you sure that all puppies should have this second tray **by default**? It's huge, hides some icons and doesn't add any functionality because all its functionality is available through the bottom tray or the desktop icons.


OK


fixes ushahidi/platform#693


Oh, the common initial sequence bit was just a bit a trivial. It is not applicable here :-). I just done a new commit which doesn't warn and uses your approach to avoid UB. Regarding flags, I just did qmake for a release build. I suspect gcc only detects the issues with certain optimizations enabled.

So for me:

    make distclean # make sure we aren't using previous build settings
    qmake
    make

All is good now :-)


Remove?


I don't really understand what you mean by "fulfillment or rejection of a Promise in another context". The promise is fulfilled or rejected in the context in which it was created. The browser does work in other contexts (e.g. disk i/o to grab credential information) in order to determine whether it should be fulfilled or rejected. Is that what you mean?


cái đó phải dịch chứ có ảnh hưởng gì đâu :)
chứ không người dùng hiểu sao đc.


What?...


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Your're welcome...

I was actually looking out your method to calculate the errors, automatically!
Very nice implementation, by the way.
I realize that your method is similar (identical?) to the one of Gonzalez & Vanture (1998).
Thus yes! I am planning to borrow and use that part of your code! =)  So, how should I cite it?


If you would check with the version in Apps, you would know it is build from the latest github.
Removing false comments in the readme


:red_circle: You should always surround binary operators with spaces - except when used in a HTML document.


I just noticed that ordinal position is unused in `HiveColumnHandle`


Thanks. I wrote the code before I pulled the latest stuff and I missed that halfSize was effectively changed to isPortrait.


In context 1:

rp.com calls navigator.credentials.get(). Suppose this results in the spawning of a new browser context where a third party website, idp.com, is visited (as mentioned on the mailing list).

In context 2:

idp.com performs some action and is now ready to pass back a result to context 1 so the Promise that rp.com is waiting on will be fulfilled or rejected. The API currently has no way to trigger this fulfillment/rejection.


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Det ser bra ut. PUNKT


Shouldn't it be changed to `https://github.com/nodejs/node/labels/confirmed-bug` now?


:red_circle: You should avoid the use of `in` when iterating through Arrays and Objects.


As silly as this sounds, could you resubmit with a Signed-off-by footer in your commit message please? I'm trying to maintain proper DCO.

Other than that, the patch is good :)


Literally none of these are useful.


Testbed setup - http://pastebin.com/P1SsJ4YS
Results - http://pastebin.com/rGt3hp5Q

Sorry, but a single distance2D test on allPlayers is slower than nearEntities.


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Ah, got it. I was always building it with `CONFIG+=debug` passed to `qmake`. Now did a release build of that version and got the warning.


If we're using a prebuilt GPS HAL why commit this at all?


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I was expecting that response from you.


Да


I love it!
Will the text collapse in this same screen? Or are they send over to another place?


:red_circle: You should not create an instance of the object to add more properties to it.


@nicktacular I copied this into `tearDown()` from the previous tests, it's for invalidating the `self::instance` on each test.


I need to include the ``CMakeLists.txt`` file in the unit test's
``CMakeLists.txt`` from gtest, not just finding it.  Having part of a
project outside the CMake project directory is a bit tricky.  However, I
find this article <http://crascit.com/2015/07/25/cmake-gtest/> that might
suggest a better approach.

On Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 10:31 AM, Alec Jacobson <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Is it really impossible to have googletest located in external/googletest?
> Isn't it just a matter of cmake finding it?
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:yellow_heart: `!terms` should be a sufficient condition for the `if` statement because it is 'falsy'. You do not need to compare it to `null`.


> А как тогда быть с переменной https://github.com/LeKaitoW/rdo-xtext/commit/6eb0cb4a584792667dd145b09e942de3fcc9d07f#diff-36f84d15fe1421ba9fd697ffaf55e186R21 ? Назвать ее `projectNotExist`?

Заменить на `enum`, назвать `status` или `wizardStatus`. Паша расписал. Только я бы назвал по другому
```java
enum ProjectWizardStatus {
    SUCCESS,
    FAIL,
    ALREADY_EXISTS
}
```


See: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-webappsec/2015Sep/0018.html

"Assuming that step 8 through 11 take place in another browsing context,
this sounds superficially similar to what we'd need to do for
OpenID/OAuth/Whatever."


A problem with the Ruby guide's approach is that a casual reader only sees "[link]".  The casual reader thus won't often be aware that these are specific names (unless they understand URL # anchors).

However, if you're worried about the text flow, that's easily solved by wrapping the [....] in some span and in the CSS making the text raised and smaller.  We could also make it an anchor.  Then we'd have the smaller text (which I think addresses your text flow concern), we'd have a visible name (which is something I think is important, at least for now while we adjust criteria), and people can jump to places (a nice advantage of HTML named anchors).


Awesome, that worked well, thanks for your suggestion!


Could this please instead be `==` so that it also matches `undefined`?

As per http://adripofjavascript.com/blog/drips/equals-equals-null-in-javascript, `==` will only match `null` and `undefined`, which is what we need here.


You forgot to "git add" the files, I'm afraid ;)


they're sent over to the screen with all the status updates from that team!


"rights of withdrawal"


j'avoue je devais pas être reveillé...
il doit en avoir d'autre du même genre :)


Hello Birgit,

I only had one comment, looks very good :)


If both dicts have items at the same keys then the latter will take precedence. Is that deliberate?

```
(1:3) ++ (2:4, 1: 1)
-> ( 1: 1, 2: 4 )
```

I understand that's what wslib does but it seems kinda controversial.


@anselmolsm but alldefconfig generates ```.config``` not ```config```


These atomic block isn't very useful as the only query performed is an insert


Exactly what it does.


Could you try putting the anchor name in superscript instead of link?

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tel:+1-415-233-1000

On Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 10:55 AM, David A. Wheeler <notifications@github.com
> wrote:

> A problem with the Ruby guide's approach is that a casual reader only sees
> "[link]". The casual reader thus won't often be aware that these are
> specific names (unless they understand URL # anchors).
>
> However, if you're worried about the text flow, that's easily solved by
> wrapping the [....] in some span and in the CSS making the text raised and
> smaller. We could also make it an anchor. Then we'd have the smaller text
> (which I think addresses your text flow concern), we'd have a visible name
> (which is something I think is important, at least for now while we adjust
> criteria), and people can jump to places (a nice advantage of HTML named
> anchors).
>
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> .
>


Are you implementing it?


Точнее так
```java
	public final boolean initializeProject() {
		final IServiceLocator serviceLocator = PlatformUI.getWorkbench();
		final IProgressMonitor iProgressMonitor = (IProgressMonitor) serviceLocator
				.getService(IProgressMonitor.class);
		try {
			if (!raoProject.exists()) {
				raoProject.create(iProgressMonitor);
				raoProject.open(iProgressMonitor);
				configureProject();
				createModelFile(); // Это должно быть под try
				RETURN TRUE;
			} else {
				RETURN FALSE;
			}
		} catch (CoreException e) {
			e.printStackTrace();
		}
		RETURN FALSE;
	}
```


Sorry, I was not clear, this is what I meant. Instead of a linear function,
a logarithmic one.

![5](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8949638/9880227/bcc2f03c-5b98-11e5-969a-e50604e64817.jpg)

We can also choose to replace the formula with some array, and tune it to see where it goes.
(and then replace with a better fitting formula)


:sparkles:


I hope this is a more elegant approach


После последнего коммита кнопка панели начала повторяться и съезжать если уменьшать ширину кнопок панели.
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looks fine


Unneeded atomic


Quit being a UI guy


At least I have pants, Brian


any reason for using a List instead of a HashSet? I think this was used to remove dupes between frameworks.


Thank you, but the credit should go to Gonzalez & Vanture (1998). The idea from their paper was later written in SuperMongo by Nuno Santos, thereafter translated to Python by Annelies Mortier, and put online by Sérgio Sousa here: https://github.com/sousasag/SPECPAR (see ARES_MOOG_errors2.py).

Only recently, I cleaned the python code and adopted it in this file. And, at the moment we don't have a proper way of citing our work (as it is also not completely done). However, we do plan to write a paper about this work.

I will say, that if you use the code we have here (only the error calculation), a link to MOOGme will be nice, but the credit should go to Gonzalez+ 1998.

Let me know, if you need help with adopting it for your work :beers:


Enables unstable ES6 and ES7 features. Also known as the danger zone.

![](https://media.giphy.com/media/1KjHBUoGbeN9e/giphy.gif)


No pants = best pants.


by tying together timeouts and recursive function calls, it seems possible to effect blinking...but do we want that?


`hackage2nix` resolves those attributes on the fly. Whatever path contains `libXtst` will be used to inherit `libIXtst`. If `xlibs` is renamed to `xorg`, then `hackage2nix` will pick that up automatically. (Or, well, it *should*.)


Removing this whitespace.


Finally its fixed :dancer:


I have replaced this expression with your variant. Thank you for a good advice.


Some 2-BETA update changed this, and I must have forgotten to update the readme.


updated your readme ?


Many thankings.


I think the use of the Raspberry Pi logo may be in contravention of the foundation's trademark rules: https://www.raspberrypi.org/trademark-rules/

I also saw at least one unanswered query on the Facebook page from what appears to be one of the official representatives: https://www.facebook.com/raspberrypimusicbox/posts_to_page


By changing the return type, you also have to update the javadoc.

I'm currently rewriting the javadoc, so I'll merge it and update it later.


I don’t have a strong preference, and I also can’t recall a specific decision.


Why translating value ?
If the value of an extrafield "captain age" is 24, why translating the 24 ?
I understand translation of label, but not of value.


I would avoid use of `described_class`, in favor of a simple method that wraps the `Game` initialization.

[This blog](http://blog.davidchelimsky.net/blog/2012/05/13/spec-smell-explicit-use-of-subject/) talks about `subject`, however IMO, the same reasoning applies to `described_class`.


Are you sure of this. If array has on record, it does not enter into loop


NOOO


I would prefer the other way around (`us/md/montgomery.json` and `us/md/city_of_baltimore.json`) simply because counties are curerntly more prevalent in our dataset.


J'ai commencé les tests avec un utilisateur en base, ça m'a l'air bien tout ça! Je vais pousser un peu plus ce soir avec le jeu de test (comme dans la demo)...


That data... so real... very wow ;)


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I think it's fine to take the size of the title down to 1em (it's currently at 1.2em). Does that fix it?


Ah  ah...I like this.

I guess it does not matter. The value is not that big.
The psqt table is in play here too.

In front of the King, we often prefer a nice pawn cover.
Generally, it means less holes in the position.

However, I'm still curious about the result of this interesting test.


Gulp doesn't find the necessary files to add when you use https://github.com/ck86/main-bower-files


Descriptions with "and" in them jump out at me as a potential code smell. Oftentimes, it means that the unit test is testing multiple things. If that's true, then it should likely be split into multiple tests.

For this particular test, it just looks like the description needs tweaking.
`it "creates a board with the default size"` might be better.


Yes, that is true. But only at distances below twice the size of a terrain chunk, so the engine can do internal quad-tree calculations for that. 500 as a threshold might not work on all maps. Arma sub-divides the terrain into chunks. The size of a chunk can be defined by the map developer. nearEntities is only faster if the radius you search in is below the moore neighborhood (3x3 chunks). If you find a way to read the terrain chunk/grid size and rely on this, your method is faster. Maybe there is something hidden in CfgWorlds. In the worst case scenario, playing on fucked up maps, nearEntities can become a real bottleneck on large radius searches.

I see that you are into optimization already. Please understand that we have not even started optimizing Exile yet. First we stabilize things. Than we make it pretty.


Коммент


You may want to come up with a new versioning system. :palm_tree:


great! -- this would have (hopefully) prevented the recent install issue?


导入


Yay! more ram for me!


Removing this whitespace.


For Admin Users, it was failing as it was passing userRoomId value as "admin".
Recently we had changes in channel names for admin users.
https://github.com/crossroads/api.goodcity/blob/master/app/services/channel.rb#L29

    Started PUT "/api/v1/users/admin" for 127.0.0.1 at 2015-09-15 20:14:29 +0530
    Processing by Api::V1::UsersController#update as JSON
      Parameters: {"id"=>"admin", "user"=>{"last_disconnected"=>"2015-09-15T14:44:29.972Z"}}
      User Load (1.1ms)  SELECT  "users".* FROM "users" WHERE "users"."id" = $1 LIMIT 1  [["id", 6]]
      User Load (1.0ms)  SELECT  "users".* FROM "users" WHERE "users"."id" = $1 LIMIT 1  [["id", 0]]
    Completed 404 Not Found in 71ms (Views: 1.8ms | ActiveRecord: 2.2ms)````


where did you find this???


Looks good, thanks for the fix!


@jrfonseca
Sure. It's quite simple. I can give several examples:
1) **Pixels Drawn**
Metric is obtained via glBeginQuery(GL_SAMPLES_PASSED, query), glEndQuery(GL_SAMPLES_PASSED) calls
Note that glEndQuery doesn't have an additional argument, so it is impossible to nest such queries.
Then, if you would like to profile pixels drawn for each draw call and for each frame additionally, you would have to profile calls in the first run and frames in another separate run. That is what I mean by passes.
2) **AMD_perfmon**
Here you select some supported counters and initiate profiling by calling glBeginPerfMonitorAMD(). This call can return an INVALID_OPERATION error. There can be a lot of counters and some of them can't be enabled simultaneously (most often HW doesn't support this, it could be drivers also). What I'm doing in the backend that I've written is I separate all selected counters into several groups, which would be profiled in separate passes.

I hope it's more clear now.


Não tem `CancellationToken`?


s/GetSlaveIds/SlaveIDs/


Também não?


Since this issue could easily propagate to other workers, and it's a particular restriction of Mongo, I think we may solve this issue closer to the database, overwriting the find and the insert methods of its api, for example... We could wait for this code repeats in other workers, though.

What do you think?


s/GetHostName/HostName/


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s/HostNameRegistry/Registry


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please ignore this commit and use this one
https://github.com/google/google-api-php-client/commit/0383947e0e3c605db4927b47a5a18f71f6b1d127


I find it quite interesting that Google only releases 8.1.14 for the sdk api 9 now, while it did release 8.1.15 for sdk api 21 (though not for 240dpi yet).
It used to be that Google Play Services numbering would be equal for both series, wasn't it?

PS: we still miss 8.1.14 for 480dpi. Guess it should have version code 8114038


Yeah.. I noted that after the tests failed, and then switched it back to a HashSet... it was just a moment of slowness.


Why a method createSmallLob


right. This module was really the most go-unidiomatic one in the project.


I added a few lines. I also added the formulas that I have used in the script. Im not sure if it would have been better to add those immediately after the relevant lines instead.


s/NewHostNameRegistry/NewRegistry/


Closes #2


Aqui não poderia ser simplesmente

```csharp
public Task StartAsync()
{
    _isStopped = false;
    var token = _cancellationTokenSource.Token;
    return ManageConsumersLoopAsync(token);
}
```

Será?


Is this new, or was it in the port? Seems like it should be in the normalize.


Correct, the public header files are considered the definitive description of the public API, and only functions listed there are considered to be part of the versioned ABI. Many private functions are used by multiple Pacemaker components and show up in libraries' symbol tables, but are not considered when setting SO version.


These as well.


apa yg tak jadi? x explain detail...


Sadly enforcer plugin which is called here is 1.0 and not 1.4.1. It's because of the sonatype parent.
It has been deprecated and needs to be removed BTW.

So for now, you need to add the version in `<build><plugins><plugin>`:

```xml
     <build>
          <plugins>
                <plugin>
                    <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId>
                    <artifactId>maven-enforcer-plugin</artifactId>
                    <version>1.4.1</version>
                </plugin>
```


just a quick tip on writing succinct code.

@color = @color.zero? ? "white" : "black"

additionally you could write a method on the Piece model
def color_string
  @color.zero? ? "white" : "black"
end

then you could use that wherever you need the string instead of the numeric representation.


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good stuff assuming it's been reasonably tested in the browser you should merge it.


Ah right, I forgot about that. What about using reflection instead to do this, rather than creating this method?


Use `#error`. NAN does not support anything lower than 0.8 either way.


I agree with you in both accounts. I think it's a good idea to move it closer to the database, but since it still didn't happen in other workers, I'd wait a bit more to change. At least so we have another use case.


feeling conflicted about this func since it reaches out to an external system. definitely needs docs that state such. CreateOrUpdateNode also doesn't fully capture the sentiment of the impl since internal state is updated as well. Perhaps a name like SyncToNode or MergeToNode or MergePushToNode or .. something along those lines?


It's the future of XPS!


There was always both `xlibs` and `xorg` and all contents was also directly under `pkgs`. I will keep all the aliases for some time at least, but I wanted to reduce the usage of `xlibs` at least to clean the mess a little.


I don't know why this isn't showing on waffle.io


it just occurred to me that network lag here (since this is pushing to an external system) can slow down the scheduling loop. what can we do to guard against that?


Why not createLob


I guess I'll leave this now, and it will get fixed when truly removing the attribute some time in the future (perhaps before the next release).


The article looks like it's suggesting to have cmake download googletest.
That seems rather drastic.

Maybe I just don't understand the build set up. Are you building a
libigl-test project that uses google-test or are you building google-test
with libigl-tests as sub-routines?

On Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 10:55 AM, Qingnan Zhou <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I need to include the ``CMakeLists.txt`` file in the unit test's
> ``CMakeLists.txt`` from gtest, not just finding it. Having part of a
> project outside the CMake project directory is a bit tricky. However, I
> find this article <http://crascit.com/2015/07/25/cmake-gtest/> that might
> suggest a better approach.
>
> On Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 10:31 AM, Alec Jacobson <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Is it really impossible to have googletest located in
> external/googletest?
> > Isn't it just a matter of cmake finding it?
> >
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> https://github.com/qnzhou/libigl/commit/1b2739393299e812480a9128248591b830775788#commitcomment-13238906
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> >
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totally agree. I haven't found a better module to move this function to.


:+1: for extracting this into a separate module


改成解析到 "code" 属性后直接退出 parseStatusCode() 函数。


Since nothing lower than 0.8 is supported, this should never happen.


There is another way to do this!

```haml
:javascript
  $(function() {
    $(".chosen-select").chosen()
  })
```


Mark, great job on this conversion. This looks great!


primary-column? primary-area?


There is a pip module, it might be a better choice here. http://docs.ansible.com/ansible/pip_module.html


ege


Não tem `ConfigureAwait` em nenhum lugar.


Sort.


Sort. These were probably bad in my original files as well.


KMahoney: Thanks for looking this over.  The acquire_lock method calls get, delete and create.  The intent was to prevent a race condition but I did not spend a lot of time thinking this through and it doesn't work as intended as written.  After reading it again it might just be best to wrap the second create and raise an AlreadyLocked error on IntegrityError.  I will make the changes and submit another pr


I think `enu_i.y` is missing here


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What about settings that are by their nature different between GTK and Qt UIs, keep in mind the GTK stuff is eventually being dropped so it's not really that important to maintain the same settings across both interfaces.


Already had a velocity check, just hadn't implemented it.. Newer solution is better though


Ooooppsss


This is not true. Even back in the CVS days we did 3 separate commits

- one for profiles
- one for the libgaminggear
- one for the roccat-tools

git commits (this is part of the git good practices) should only do one thing at a time.


should maybe remove this if it's not needed.


AP: I had a look at the link and added docstring comments to the functions, not sure if its done correctly. Also I changed the names, I think its much better now. I went for CamelCase functions and under_lined variable names as you suggested. My other scripts should be similar also. I kept the APR the same though.


Ok, i missunderstood you. Now its clear, thanks.


I disagree, it's a bad feature and should be rmeoved from GTK+.  I don't think anyone got used to that feature, except you.


Agree! I really need to recheck the unit tests


I'd make this a little more semantic: `error-page__error-list`


Shouldn't this be an else if?


Cool, thanks! Nice work.


primary?


Ich weiß nicht, was "das" ist, wovon du nicht sicher bist, warum es so funktioniert. Ich kann aber gerne erklären, wozu die von dir genannten Zeilen gut sind:

> pre-up ip link add $IFACE address c6:BE:EF:a5:DE:AD type bridge
Das erstellt das Bridge-Interface bereits vorab, und vor allem mit einer fixen MAC-Adresse. (Sonst bekommt die Bridge die MAC-Adresse des ersten Lower-Interfaces, das zu ihr hinzugefügt ist, was ggf. nicht die MAC-Adresse trägt die der Gateway für batman benutzen soll).

> post-up ip -6 rule add from 2001:bf7:540::1/64 table default-freifunk priority 32768
> post-down ip -6 rule del from 2001:bf7:540::1/64 table default-freifunk priority 32768
Das sorgt dafür, dass der Gateway Pakete, die seine Freifunk-IPv6-Adresse als Absender tragen, auch wirklich über den "Freifunk-Exit" (Berlin) schickt und nicht über seinen lokalen Internetzugang im RZ, der sie dann nämlich vermutlich wegfiltert da sie eine Absenderadresse tragen die das RZ nicht kennt.

> # disable DAD
> up sysctl -w net.ipv6.conf.$IFACE.accept_dad=0
Das sorgt dafür, dass der Server auf dem Bridge-Interface keine Rücksicht darauf nimmt, ob seine Adressen bereits vorhanden sind im Netz. Warum das notwendig war weiß ich nicht mehr.


`hackage2nix` will use whatever `nix-env` says:

~~~~
$ nix-env -qaP libXtst
xlibs.libXtst  libXtst-1.2.2
~~~~


Would the supervisorctl module be helpful for any of these supervisord related tasks? http://docs.ansible.com/ansible/supervisorctl_module.html


@jrfonseca
It is indeed very similar to what swap does.
However, there is some difference. When using mmap, pages can be written to the disk early on (long before system is out of RAM). It makes trace replay smoother. Not using mmap, at the point where there is no more RAM left, you can notice performance decrease (even some freezes) when kernel swaps out pages.
Also, it seems overall smoother. Perhaps, mmap does better job at balancing I/O load.

Anyway, this feature can be made optional (disabled by default) or completely removed, if you think its benefit is still questionable.


Yes this makes sense. I'm thinking at some point we had some phantom presences so we might have to revisit. The filter in this case probably isn't doing anything at all.


In the readme you menion that ``paddles_address`` must be set.   Should we default it to something in ``defaults/main.yml`` or maybe add a ``|mandatory`` filter to it's usage here?