`TakeSnapshot` is abstract, so this is a breaking change yes, but people won't be able to use it directly. So it wont take anysnapshot at all since it will not compile.  You have 2 explicit classes now TakeSnapshotOnFailure & TakeSnaphotOnSuccess. TakeSnapshotOnFailure is the replacement for TakeSnapshot.

A) If I rename TakeSnapshot to AbstractTakeSnapshot to better enforce the fact that we should not use it directly.
B) I rename TakeSnaphotOnFailure to TakeSnapshot, this keep power users happy but we convey less intention for future use.

What do you prefer ?


would be more readable if you assigned it first and then had another line with just `return camelize_keys(view_data)`


hi


Let the current set of tests run.  Might take as a followup.


Thank you @zeehio that's a very good solution!  Fixed in 7a9e467 :smiley:


**Commenting - Satisfactory**
Good attempt at using _docBlocks_.


remove ambiguity by renaming the parameter strXmlShemaFile to strXmlShemaPath for example


What about adding `snakify_keys` too?


Mercury is now serving production experiment code on sandboxes — let's stay coherent.


**Commenting - Awesome**
Used more tags for _docBlocks_.


@Bean(name = "h2InMemory", destroyMethod = "destroy")
Вот так?
При запуске получаю:
org.springframework.beans.factory.support.BeanDefinitionValidationException: Couldn't find a destroy method named 'destroy' on bean with name 'h2InMemory'
Почему он не видит метод?


This change breaks the upstart event emission on Ubuntu (at least on Trusty Tahr 14.04.3). The init process is called init not upstart.


In that case I will pull this, too. Thank you.


thanks. your patch is consistent with what we have. however, 2 remarks

- "Compile instructions Linux". makes me expect something specific to linux. what am I missing?
- we should make clear, that we need admsXml *or* admsXml build dependencies.
- we should not promote the use of sudo, just because ubuntu once started to use it by default.

(maybe we should simply merge this)


```
def test_camelize_keys():
    d = {'fooBar': 'foo', 'bar_foo': 123, 'foo_bar': {'hello_world': 'test'}}
    orig = d.copy()
    d2 = camelize_keys(d)
    assert d == orig  # original dict not modified
    assert d2 == {'fooBar': 'foo', 'barFoo': 123, 'fooBar': {'helloWorld': 'test'}}
```


Ok, found the issue thread.


> Convert the keys of a dict to camelCase


**Functionality - Nitpick**
Was this necessary, since you had another `addData` method to handle adding of words in the dictionary?


we even can remove this


Yeah, this should be imported from `deploy_git`, since it exists there.


@jab
I'm open to suggestion, I have tried `slack` but it does not seem good for open source projects. So I'd return to gitter unless someone has a better option?


Or even better, `convert_keys(dict_, conversion_func)` so you'd do e.g. `convert_keys(dict_, camelize)`


is this needed consider that you've also added it to the `authorize_user` method?


Looking for a flag that doesn't exist panics or errors out, don't remember


is there a way to refactor this to use the other helper method `user_is_authorized_for_post_delete?`


I have removed this test, it was meaningless


why both of these checks?  doesn't the first check include the second?


> Looking for a flag that doesn't exist panics or errors out, don't remember

We'll need to wrap the command register the extra flag.


again, why both of these checks?


fyi, we append  `# {change}` to the end of updated en.coffee strings to help with translations.


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This version no longer exists on source.openelec.tv, the current verions is f4dda26


(forked from https://github.com/stamatak/standard-raxml, ARM specific edits from @stamatak)


Thanks @tobibeer. It would be clearer to say "will be deleted" instead of "are being deleted". I haven't double checked that index properties can be removed in this way, are you sure that's right?


Pfft. I dunno, nothing different from what I normally do.

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try except is not julia syntax


is this wiping the entire index? if so, it should be specified in the help and maybe even the name should suggest it.


specified


if it wipes the index, can we have a command that updates it? it may be slower, but it creates no downtime


ah.... and you need to add tests for this


Can this operation be too slow with a large dataset?


you don't need to use string interpolation here.  you can just write:
`link_to image_tag(avatar_url(current)user))`


It is safe to use alternative to iterator here.


I think by default methods/properties are internal scoped unless the class is specified other wise.


Applied the changes in production on September 25, 2015


**Code Quality - Nitpick**
What is this trailing `;` for?


mb += ?


After a check in CPython, getting length from a bytearray is O(1). The counting will not be faster.
Anyway, as I have removed the following test, you can move this affectation after the remaining one.


gcc does inlining differently, so it ends up with a slightly different backtrace.

if you aren't on a buildbot (which uses system unwind), the libosxunwind backtrace should look like:
```
julia> code_loc(b1[1],false)
svec(:rec_backtrace,symbol("/Volumes/Lion/Users/jameson/Documents/julia/src/task.c"),515,symbol("/Volumes/Lion/Users/jameson/Documents/julia/src/task.c"),688,true,4364810246)

julia> code_loc(b1[2],false)
svec(:jl_throw_with_superfluous_argument,symbol("/Volumes/Lion/Users/jameson/Documents/julia/usr/lib/libjulia.dylib"),-1,symbol(""),-1,true,4364813401)

julia> code_loc(b1[3],false)
svec(:test_throw_commoning,:none,2,symbol(""),-1,false,13038241749)

julia> code_loc(b1[3],false)
svec(:test_throw_commoning,:none,2,symbol(""),-1,false,13038241749)

julia> code_loc(b1[4],false)
svec(:jlcall_test_throw_commoning_21852,symbol(""),-1,symbol(""),-1,true,13038306726)

julia> code_loc(b1[5],false)
svec(:jl_apply,symbol("/Volumes/Lion/Users/jameson/Documents/julia/src/interpreter.c"),55,symbol("/Volumes/Lion/Users/jameson/Documents/julia/src/interpreter.c"),65,true,4364788996)
```


Okay. I'll add a second command and make it clear which wipes and which updates in-place. And add tests.


Not quite ;)
s3db.sync_job is just a link table
The key details are in s3db.scheduler_task


For the edge to connect to one of origin servers, or to connect a broker from a kafka broker list, or other scenarios.


Nice test case :+1:


Kubernetes


So the scheduler_task_id is NOT a sync_task FK but a scheduler_task one.

If you add the schduler_task record then this is sufficient to work, but you want the link table too in order to have the UI work


It could be slow with a large dataset, but it would be necessary considering the fact that the site wouldn't work at all without it.

However, this is just a failsafe; it protects against a situation which will not happen during normal use. If the Elasticsearch database gets wiped or something, this will fix it automatically without requiring a new migration to be deployed, or for an operator to manually run the re-indexing.


For some reason; This causes an issue with the input bar.

If you press shift enter, and then resize the window you're left with a large grey space until the window is resized again.

![pk5ojsa 1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/12762784/10101637/7a97be80-635f-11e5-9256-95b296cc6496.png)

Temporarily going to revert this commit until can do further testing.


**Functionality - Nitpick**
You should be able to update anything, not just the `description` alone — also the `sample-sentence`.


@cehallen DWMR. Nice work here. Press ahead Chris!


asdadasd


Me llegan mails raros procedentes de aquí...


by the way, shall the mkURI() be switched back to private function within CXmlDocSource now?


Save it in DB ? Really ???? In global settings table ?

Why not in cookies ? Seem the place to be.


squash this in the first commit


We are sure here? O3?


for the tests, it's enough to test that the function get called: do not test the actual result
see tests for `update_description_path` command: I mocked the function and just tested that they get called


**Functionality - Awesome**
Great attempt at using _regular expressions_.


this is the target I have :)


Looks good!


porque te cité @gonzaloiv , a ver si tu q dominas más el lenguaje escrito,
pones orden en el intento de turorial q intenté hacer, sinó tb puedes
borrarlo.
Explico algo Javier en clase??

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Примечания вообще не нужно было делать. Я решила попробовать


А что с картинкой?


That's rather untypical for Unix and actually the opposite of what the comment in line 6 says.

Did you include this file on purpose?  It's not mentioned in the commit message.


Irrelevant since maps was deleted


delete file


This repo doesn't even contain any js files.


Alterando o detalhe necessário!


Irrelevant since offset_size and maps were deleted


3x code duplication - not so nice... would probably need an eval to handle the different variable names
```bash
for x in data network services ; do eval "for node in \$custernodes$x ; do set_node_alias \$node \$x$\i ... ; done" ; done
```


Oops, sorry, yes, I did include it on purpose, but I just copied it from another project. I will change the final_newline to true.


rax retry tests


Why? I think this commit should be left alone, as it actually affects also other usages


El fucking vídeo de Stallman otra vez!

El 25/09/2015, a las 15:32, Felipe Corral escribió:

porque te cité @gonzaloiv , a ver si tu q dominas más el lenguaje escrito,
pones orden en el intento de turorial q intenté hacer, sinó tb puedes
borrarlo.
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local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_host/test_reconnect_host_|0|0|0|1
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local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_reboot_vm_|0|0|0|1
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got it


haha, I was having trouble typing that word over and over. Spelling corrections are valid


Great, I'm waiting for accelerated hardware support.


Im not sure that this block is useful because grunt by itself do all the file related tests :/


The path file seems not correct


@jlhanl DWMR (done with my review). LGTM (looks good to me). Press on!


Sources:
https://github.com/linthubot/linthub-demo/blob/master/.linthub.yml
https://github.com/WordPress-Coding-Standards/WordPress-Coding-Standards/blob/develop/WordPress-Core/ruleset.xml


I know, and your code is of course shorter but is it better readable?


shouldn't we use extract_first_word() here too, but white "-" as separator?


> Do you know of other gems that have solved this problem?

I’m not aware of any, but I’m not sure there is a real need for some complex solution either. Unless I am missing something important, all you need is a basic platform switch: Windows ignores XDG, everything else uses it (maybe leveraging [rubyworks/xdg](https://github.com/rubyworks/xdg)).

> Given the number of pings I've received people clearly care

If I had to guess, I’d say the overwhelming majority of pings you get origins from the \*nix world, where the command line is second (and often first) nature to developers; storing hidden config files in `$HOME` has been losing favour in that world for quite some time. However, more often than not, \*nix tools simply do not work natively on Windows, so I’m not surprised cross platform solutions are not readily available (there also is a deplorable tendency to just throw up your arms in the air and slap on a “does not work on Windows” sticker rather than tackle this kind of issue, mind you).


This has broken text-field

I didn't think you could use `this` from a method in statics....


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I changed this to `muiTheme.textField` locally to fix


**Testing - Nitpick**
The will not always pass, since `SlangWord` has a _static_ `$data` property that could be modified by any other child class.


I changed this to `this.constructor.getRelevant.....` to fix....


I can't find that many examples/demos about it so help would be appreciated

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@andip71
do you know what is the default hotplug drivers into Oxygen rom?
thanks a lot
ak


@jlhanl DWMR. Good here.


Is this change meant to be here?


Can I get reviews specifically on this? @pmorie @smarterclayton @liggit


@deads2k @pweil-


Can't do, it's a **license infringement**. In Octave we can use the transformation matrix from some axis hidden properties: http://octave.1599824.n4.nabble.com/Implementing-view-td3032041.html


I had to tweak this line to the following to make it work:

```ruby
value node['watchman'].fetch('max_user_watches', '')
```

It looks like the nature of the `value` is that it complains when it is set to `nil`, and this avoids triggering that guard until `only_if` can be evaluated.


Ok. Your build with lua support or not?
25.09.2015 16:13 пользователь "D Laboratory" <notifications@github.com>
написал:

> @VlasovVitaly <https://github.com/VlasovVitaly>
> I have created some preset characters before, and I compiled the source,
> ran the game, then chose [New Game] -> [Preset Character] in the main menu,
> then the game crashed. I discovered the vector
> world_generator->all_worldnames is empty, while sel3 == 0.
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>


Did you tested this? I'm not sure it's a viable situation, and if so - should be covered in tests


Good catch!


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From what I saw, BCL is the hotplugging and there is no other plugging for the 810. Dynamic hotplugs by neobuddy also caused reboots and other issues.


This one is excessive for sure, grunt checks if file exists and iterates only on existing ones, so there is literally no way to get this error message


Thanks. This explains a small mystery.

I'm travelling currently and can't commit the fix, but will do so this evening.


There's something going on with the schema file; aside from the small differences such as space


Потому что метод называется `shutdown`, а не `destroy` -- http://docs.spring.io/spring/docs/current/javadoc-api/org/springframework/jdbc/datasource/embedded/EmbeddedDatabase.html


It is proprietary again. core_ctl.ko module, which takes care of hotplugging just like mpdecision on older Snapdragons.


Argh, I keep on commiting to the master branch. ;-)
I will update the docs in the PR I just made.


Thanks for the interest and feedback, we will add an option to disable and remove entry on disabling  from user option panel.

BTW... if you are able to submit coding to this effect, it would be well appreciated and help expedite implementation.


Code improvements regarding some type declarations and cosmetic edits.
More comments added in the code.
"Thank you" message after email submission.
Now the email will check if there is a domain name of at least two characters.
The screen's backlight will turn on or off, depending on when the last keystroke occurred.


Consider to cache `chalk.cyan()` to `cyan` variable since you are using it quite often


`-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr` is already set here https://github.com/voidlinux/void-packages/blob/master/common/build-style/cmake.sh#L25


:) не, я просто не пушил неработающую версию
я его назвал destroy
Сейчас выложил вариант с методом destroy, но без  @Bean(destroyMehtod)

2015-09-25 16:42 GMT+03:00 Slava Semushin <notifications@github.com>:

> Потому что метод называется shutdown, а не destroy --
> http://docs.spring.io/spring/docs/current/javadoc-api/org/springframework/jdbc/datasource/embedded/EmbeddedDatabase.html
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Hey, as well as the width/height of the window, put an option to make the window modal. Thus, we can tailor dialogues and such appropriately.


Why not use toolbox::getMime(xxx, 'image') ?


squash this in the first commit


Hm I checked the MATLAB implementation and it states:

```matlab
%   Copyright 1984-2007 The MathWorks, Inc.
```


I think he's asking about the new index.


color depend on error type, not on quantity of files compiled so consider to change this line to
```
var countCompiledColor = (logType === 'ok') ? 'green' : 'red';
```


Thanks. Why not create a safe openjpeg. String copy utility method


For the record: This is to keep the `Blockable` check on a single line and preparation for the incoming `ExplodeOnContact` feature.


Первой строкой принято писать `#!/usr/bin/env python`.
Это называется хэшбэнг и указывает путь к интерпретотру чтобы shell знал как интерпретировать скрипт. Интерпретатором может быть bash, ruby, perl или что угодно, поэтому указывать необходимо явно.


Hopefully sooner rather than later :)


I am a agree, but to be clean and coherent, Wh should be the default choice.
Do you plan to do it or should I do it ?

If this is my job I will have some questions to know what I need or can change because :
- there are different device type that can display kWh :
  (dType == pTypeENERGY) ||
  ((dType == pTypeGeneral) && (dSubType == sTypeKwh)) ||
  ((dType == pTypeGeneral) && (dSubType  == sTypeCounterIncremental)) ||
- Wh show be displayed using column chart
- W should be displayed using spline chart
- (dType == pTypePOWER) devices should always display W spline chart.
- A preference "EnergyDisplayType" should be added in the Preferences table.
- A column "DisplayType" should be added to the DeviceStatus table.
- The database should be updated on database initialisation using default values.
- The displayType could be dynamically retrieved before initializing column or spline chart, or could be retreived form item berofe calling the function ShowCounterLogSpline or ShowCounterLog
...


In tasks-collection :)


This is great. Eventually, we should add this to the test suite so the build fails on PRs that violate it.


There are no coffee files on the client.


yeah and also maybe lint the test files themselves


LGTM


Whoops, replied in the Pull Request, sorry!

> > MSys2 does report those junction points as symlinks ;-)
>
> Not always...I just tried mklink /j xtemp \\?\Volume{...}\Temp (where Volume{...} is a drive without a drive letter). Worked like a charm and MSys2 says its a directory.

Yeah, I think I would like MSys2's behavior to be replicated in Git for Windows. Any idea of the top of your head how they do it? If not, no big deal, I'll try to dig into it.


as far as I know with the adaptation of the good_response below to take the expected ids from the live comments then this block is no more necessary.. isn't it ??


The goal is to retrieve the last visited survey/question after the session is closed. Cookies depend on browser/computer etc. In big companies, it's highly possible that operator using LimeSurvey will not use the same computer each time they login (Eg: LimeSurvey is used by some phoning companies, etc.).

I wanted first to create a new table in the database. But the goal of 2.5 being to stay close as possible to 2.06. Setting Table being an implementation of  EAV model, it fits for that goal.


did new version of `cabal2nix` produce it?


If not sure about this success boolean anymore now that we're using this method to create multiple tables. I think we need to coalesce the success/failure of the table creations and make it known to the method's caller what happened here. I guess as long as the caller makes the assumption that this method returns successful if at least one of the tables was created we're good for now. Maybe leave a comment about it?


Чем let не угодил?)


This is just for testing. Final version will use the advertised IP address as part of the key used to produce the HMAC-SHA1 value.


Update:
- Defined the vmode_patch_offset for several CFW versions in modulespatch.h
- Re-enabled do_video_mode_patch() in storage_ext.c

src: http://aldostools.org/temp/test/MAMBA-master.rar

Note: This is the same source code used in the mamba included in IRISMAN 3.50


Yep, that's part of what the mocha plugin does.


There is too much useless comments on my opinion, we should read code, not comments, otherwise we will not be able to see mistakes in it :/


`SetNodeDescriptor` already does this


Cám ơn bạn nhiều, trong linux ibus ko gõ đc Tv trong sublime. May mà có bạn
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I wish I knew.


see #133 and https://github.com/glpi-project/glpi/blob/master/inc/user.class.php#L677


Не запускался server.js потому-что он просил @use strict@


I don't know how to explain what I want to say but, the migrate affects only this part of the schema file.


Does the "typed actor" should be "scoped actor"?


wtf, how old is this? How did it work up untill now?


My thought was due to the amount of hashes which may be pushed up but nothing is being created so ```PUT``` really isn't appropriate. I think I'll update this to:

GET ```/service/v3/inspect/{group}?hashes=hash,hash,...

What do you think?


I realize this is somewhat late to the part, but why was this deprecated? I've been using versioned run-lists and went to link someone the documentation about it, and found it was gone from ALL chef-docs releases. This is an extremely useful feature considering all documentation still states that Policyfiles are considered "experimental" and sometimes locking a version by environment is either too broad or would result in an explosion in the number of environments.

I understand that the direction for this type of use-case is Policyfiles, but since roles are still in-use it seems odd to remove documentation of functionality that provides additional flexibility (even if its use should be limited for short-term tactical applications).  At least the documentation for prior version releases should still contain references to this functionality since older versions of Chef wouldn't support Policyfiles, but as it stands ALL release version documentation has had this removed.  Just curious.


Can't find 'parse' method in osx!

TypeError: Object [object Object] has no method 'parse'
    at .../react-native/packager/react-packager/src/DependencyResolver/DependencyGraph/ResolutionRequest.js:229:33


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I (my autocompletion) introduced this in bd565f0365123505aab0a4d74dab3ac36d318ee2 and I did not bother squashing only those lines.


@pavlo-vavruk There is no state machine yet ! >: -|


This is not always true in dotty.
Companion for `class` could as well be a `val`(ie, not a class) representing the `companion module`.
The module class itself could be lifted away by `lambdaLift` for example.


If this is not longer going to be used in the API, maybe we could change its package?


Used a "fixed" form rather than a "dynamic" form just for this view. Simply so that I could do the app/controller selection nicely.


Np. I was just curious why the migration above removed an existing index as you're only changing `:opt_in_for_research`. If this was not intentional, I'd remove that change.


@karussell

> Also Luftlinie ist immer kürzer :)

Ja das ist mir schon klar. Liegt vermutlich an der Aproximation. Wenn ich `Luftlinie/Straßenlänge` berechne kommen manchmal Werte über 1 (1.003 oder so) raus. Hat mich einfach gewundert. Ich benütze den `Helper.DIST_EARTH;`.

Danke für das Tutorial. Das werde ich das nächste mal direkt ausprobieren.

P.S.: Falls das ganze in den Master gemerged werden soll wie, wie hättest du es denn gern?
Mein Vorschlag wäre:
Neues Weighting CurvatureWeighting (funktioniert dann mit allen Encodern). Zusätzlich kann man noch optional eine .kml mit schönen Straßen angeben, die mit den KMLs von AdamFranco übereinstimmen einbinden. Diese wird beim ersten Weighting Instanzieren (oder .jar starten berechnet). Alternativ könnte man die auch irgendwie mit in die Vorberechneten Dateien reinnehmen, das weiß ich aber noch nicht wie das geht.


It's ok where it is


So the check have to go in toolbox::getMime


@VlasovVitaly
I compiled without lua.
`make CLANG=1 NATIVE=osx OSX_MIN=10.7 LOCALIZE=1 TILES=1 -j4`


standoff2inline is broken - cleaning up the app step by step


I'd call it `session_key` and get rid of the `for_` (`reg_list_columns_{}` seems clear enough)


Im not quite sure it has any use since for will not iterate on undefined and if there is no data usually there will be no preprocessData option either.
Only viable case is when we have preprocessData function but we dont have actual data, so we want to check for it before do useless function call
like so:
```
// Preprocess data
-                if (typeof options.preprocessData === 'function' && options.data) {		+                    if (typeof options.preprocessData === 'function') {
-                    data = options.preprocessData.call(file, data);		+                        data = options.preprocessData.call(file, data);
+                    }
```


Coding style: decide for Uri or URI but need to be consistent :-)


Do we need this?


LGTM


No, `scoped_actors` where always allowed to use `aout`. The trick here is the `aout(abstract_actor*)` overload, which also accepts typed actors (unlike the old signature with `aout(actor)`).


Robotino Nao


Sorry for the delay getting back to you.. I initially had some issues with the release, but I got these sorted out earlier this week and released 1.3 Cheers.


FTR +mirunabarbu "peer-programmed" this with me.


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Yup, i wasn't sure with the exception so added it just in case ;)


I can remove it


I'm pretty sure it's exactly the same


That's true, but then we would still be left with a situation where this function AND the top level function both check for overflow. I felt that it was better to only have one check, and since I'm more familiar with the top level function I moved it there.


Also, it's just a first cycle of dev.
In the next cycle, would be nice to add tables like 'survey_last_visit' or 'question_last_visit', with foreign key to user and question/survey. So the grid of surveys/questions could be order by last visit, and it would be possible to give to user a control on the animation on welcome page and survey summary to scroll in the last visited survey/question.


Как скажете - могу вернуть let с use strict-ом


We shouldn't update SQL files that were already applied, since it will change the checksum and fail. Let's add a new one to alter the table.


25.09. Übersetzt von Linie 443-507 @Wackelblume


lol


не надо ))


You can just not define them at all, result will be the same


There are still spacing unnecessary changes in this CL.


This instructions are really not helping. I already have my complete code, but I'm having trouble submiting it.


It's better to write this as "16 * 1024", as discussed.


Shall this API be renamed or at least the doxygen being set to clearly inform it is an URI?


Did you upload the right commit? I thought you had changed this to take in a buffer size?


@vilchik-elena LGTM


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Sure, probably better, but then you would need variable 'running' cached before calling operator 'sw_watch_end' since it sets  'running' False on executing and the statements would always be False.
Still, probably cleaner, so as I said - adjust everything to your taste ;)


hmm, ok, I'll try to separate a test case that uses different symbols than the ones already loaded by dotty first, and look for another solution.

Could you write a small example for the case when the companion can be a `val`? If we add it to the tests suite I'd not make the same mistake again :)


I don't think that's and http code. Please check PaymentService to find out how to detect a failed payment.


Can you tell me any commons and the kernel this uses? Also vendor since I assume it isn't supported at TheMuppets. Thank you in advance, going to try and compile my rom for this device as a friend is about to get one so want to hook him up and he said this was only place he knew of trees at


literal copy from the normal makefile


If you watch and star a repo you will get all notifications


Oh, I see. Thanks. :)


@darokel When I ran ```git add -p``` to selectively pick changes to be committed it invariably includes this part. Do you have any suggestions as to how to remove the unwanted changes?


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Microsoft is shifting to XUnit as their default unit test framework. So should we.


:+1: :shipit:


I was thinking that if we do **not** add the error type check to the equality function, we should at least put in a test that does explicitly show that errors of different types, but identical messages are considered equal.


Can't we just send null/None or no id at all for new entries?


Which device are you using? A F800, a WD03, or something completely different? (May I have your fw update file(s), or a copy of mtdblock8, for inspection?)

With the two-level directory structure I tried to keep close to the original fork (which uses Spanish-sounding names though). With the proposed change, one would lose the "donottouch" part, which at least gives some hint to the average user. (And it's not the only place where a 2-level dir is being used, BTW.)

I'm in the process of re-thinking the init script, as the WD03 .016 FW (and the F800 .064, FWIW) comes with a swap script of its own (therefore no need for a SWAP setting in /etc/firmware) - this whole project started as WD01-only, and some adjustments aparently have to be made. (Perhaps the scriptlets should create backup copies of original files, to preserve undocumented FW changes?)


Wouldn't it be better to have a method in the field classes to perform field type specific data changes?


I don't know why. Previously I switched to tomato's branch. Yesterday I found tomato config work better on our device (based on user feedback also), rendang config almost identical to Redmi stock config. I think your idea working outside Cyanogen's MSM8916 project is correct.

CAF branch name always confuse me.


Missing a newline between this and the new function.


Please mention this requirement in CHANGES.md / README, because it needs to exist in the project using NoFlo.


I would simplify "This would keep the size low but as we continued found we were doing a lot of this sort of thing:" to something like "The aim was to keep the size low, but we found ourselves doing a lot of this:".


If you'd prever to revert it that's fine, I made it an atomic commit for that purpose :-) However, I think that assignments in expression position makes it less human-readable as well - it's harder to see where the *first* assignment is, and it makes one of the N "data" locations special.


We should try to always write Javascript in the same way (we have javascript, JavaScript and Javascript). I prefer "Javascript" although it seems like the "official" spelling is JavaScript.


As a note. Nunit allows you to specify the expected result like this:
```
[TestCase(12,4, Result=3)]
public int DivideTest(int n, int d)
{
  return( n / d );
}
```
( stolen from: http://www.nunit.org/index.php?p=testCase&r=2.5 )
I find this reads a bit easier. There's also a few other other toys that come in that box.


Would it be a bit safer to publish changes for the affected issues in separate commits?


Is/was there a reason this header was created in src/?


Okay - I did not know we use O3 by default. Our Makefile.include uses O2 iirc.


Or maybe in noflo-nodejs we should just create ${basedir}/components automatically (if non existent)


@vinniefalco Making sure this loss of functionality is OK


I've a feeling the different branches are for different QRD boards, like SKUM and SKUI.


I agree that this part could be in first one, but I do not want to squash whole this commit because of that change in cluster_node_assignment


@vilchik-elena Ok, please avoid reformatting unrelated code.


That doesn't mean that all engines properly have an ordering - an array solves it perfectly, thanks.

We were in a situation where `node build` would produce different results every time, so any solution I think is preferable, as nondeterminism is worse imo than losing these microdecisions.


please remove empty line edits. They are out of scope of changes you make.


`\Illuminate\Support\Str::substr` calls `mb_substr` : it always returns a string (or an empty string)


This line doesn't seem to be needed.


The same goes for Angular, in theory the official name is AngularJS, but I think we just need to be consistent of always writing it with a capital "a" or without it.


Include the cause e in the warning message.


What is fixed here? Some print statement?


Should there be an error logged if all unbind attempts fail?


```
 class B
 object B
```

is desugared to:

```
 class B
 val B$ = new B$
 class B${ this: B$.type => }
```
After this, `B` and `B$` could be name-mangled independently(eg, specialization) and can be lifted independently. This is why dotty uses companion methods to track companion links, as name-scoping is not reliable.

The method that you modify is used only in `scalacLinkedClass` and exists for compatibility.


Header files are created in /src if they are not intended to be shared AFAIK. It's location hasn't been changed by time series.


haha :D


Should there be an error logged or an exception thrown if all bind attempts fail?


Maybe there's a miscommunication, but I don't think that's what I said. It's okay to add it to places where it's needed (due to changes you've made), but it shouldn't be added everywhere.


I think you didn't change this?


It just came to me that shouldn't we run `git reset --hard $TRAVIS_COMMIT` after `travis_retry git fetch origin +refs/pull/$TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST/merge:`?

Also, it seems to me that we can simplify the logic here to:
```
if [ "$TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST" != "false" ]; then travis_retry git fetch origin +refs/pull/$TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST/merge:; fi
git reset --hard $TRAVIS_COMMIT
```


@richlowe: The new version of MTR_PRESENT is this:

(
 (
    (mtr) & (nb_chipset == INTEL_NB_5400 || nb_chipset == INTEL_NB_5100)
  ? 0x0400 : 0x0100
 ) != 0
)

The LHS of the != will be either 0x400 or 0x100, both not 0. Was this not supposed to be bracketed as it was originally, with the addition of the !=?


we are displaying this kind of graph for the last 3 years, and there are no complaints, and i think it looks OK!
So default, this behaviour

Also pTypeEnergy is not used anymore

Counter incremental, someone made, maybe it displays already OK, no idea, not using it

Your graph also displays fine,,, why you have peaks, and sometimes '0' values, i dont know, maybe it is the actual power (W) value, so it is alright

what some people do want, is the year graph, to be a breakdown highcharts, so you have initially only the last months values, then if you click on the month bar, you see the day usages

for the rest, and the last 3 years, i think we're fine

please give me any reason why i want to see that between 14:00-15:00 i used 1.2kw ? or do i want to see that during 14:05 and 14:55 the power increased? which is much more logical.
On your home enery meter (my p1 smart meter), i see the power (watt), and a daily counter, of course i want to see that at time xx:xx the power goes up, and at yy:yy the power goes down
i dont want to see an hourly kw value, as then you never know at what time the power went up/down, so power went down at 14:05, i have no idea when i see a kw value for 14:00-15:00, yes, somewhere between 14:00 and 15:00 the power usage went down....

my conclusion, leave it like it was for the last 3 years!


I can't remember if this is valid in C++98, but it might be worth adding un-implemented private overloads of operator new and delete -- this will prohibit creation of __MCScriptStackStorage objects in the heap.


@oliviertassinari looks good to me


Typo in the timer name


I'm not sure it's worth it, given that this is a private class...


Probably should have some javadoc describing the purpose of the name parameter, as it's non-obvious.


@mariofusco  thanks -- and apologies for the confusion/extra work!


Not sure I agree... extract_first_word() removes duplicates and the separator from beginning and end, so it would recognize something like `-4--7-` as `4-7` but that looks terribly wrong to me...

Also, considering we don't really need to handle quotes or escapes here, I think the direct approach works nice.

What do you think?


Might this be a nice case to start introducing throws on error?


Agree, but it's not like this is a huge issue though;)


No, it works fine if there's only one shiboken build at build time.


You should be able to remove the import of ArrayList above now.


In next cycle I would suggest using proper EAV instead of multiple tables.. that will just be messing with our database schema.
We will never do queries on these attributes other than retrieving them by their entity id; so in my opinion there are just 2 options:
- EAV
- Serialized (json) in user table.

I'm using the 2nd approach a lot since it keeps my database schema clean and has very limited performance implications for things like user profiles / preferences.


@salahm it's your fault !


Have you tried using the code that you have in that commit and validated that it works?  Because, looking at it, I don't think it will...  what's going to happen is that since the service protocol function is just a regular function, the arguments you are trying to pass to it will all be evaluated *before* the function is actually called.  In other words, by the time the function is called, `body` will be the *result* of evaluating whatever user forms were specified by the consumer, so they will have been evaluated outside of the lock.  Then the function/macro will end up just acquiring the lock, returning those same results, and releasing the lock.

When you're using a macro to provide support for the `& body` pattern, the macro has to be the outermost thing.  It can delegate work to functions inside of it, because the form expansions will have occurred before anything is actually evaluated; but I don't think it's possible to do it in the other order.


@derekwaynecarr @smarterclayton - looks like there was question about if this should be used by OpenShift or not


Typo here I think, I guess you meant getRangeAtkMesh and not getRangeAtk**t**Mesh.


rax retry tests


d


Thanks for this fix !
Checkout almost works now. Few errors for windows still exist :

error: unable to create file defcon-qualifier-ctf-2015/web/waiting-for-your-touch/waiting-for-your-touch.quals.shallweplayaga.me/assets/bootstrap/glyphicons-halflings-regular-a26394f7ede100ca118eff2eda08596275a9839b959c226e15439557a5a80742.woff (No such file or directory)
error: unable to create file defcon-qualifier-ctf-2015/web/waiting-for-your-touch/waiting-for-your-touch.quals.shallweplayaga.me/assets/bootstrap/glyphicons-halflings-regular-fe185d11a49676890d47bb783312a0cda5a44c4039214094e7957b4c040ef11c.woff2 (No such file or directory)

error: unable to create file mma-ctf-2015/web/bow-tickets-500/bow.chal.mmactf.link/~bow/fonts/glyphicons-halflings-regular.eot? (Invalid argument)

error: unable to create file mma-ctf-2015/web/mortal-magi-agents-300/magiagents.chal.mmactf.link/fonts/glyphicons-halflings-regular.eot? (Invalid argument)
error: unable to create file mma-ctf-2015/web/mortal-magi-agents-300/magiagents.chal.mmactf.link/index.html?page=home (Invalid argument)

error: unable to create file mma-ctf-2015/web/mortal-magi-agents-300/magiagents.chal.mmactf.link/index.html?page=news (Invalid argument)
error: unable to create file mma-ctf-2015/web/mortal-magi-agents-300/magiagents.chal.mmactf.link/index.php?page=home (Invalid argument)
error: unable to create file mma-ctf-2015/web/mortal-magi-agents-300/magiagents.chal.mmactf.link/index.php?page=news (Invalid argument)

Can't figure out the error for the 2 firsts.
For the others, it's the forbidden char "?" on windows.

Thanks,
Best regards.


Well, in this case, I don't mean smoke test.  I mean a test which checks a basic functionality, one so basic that there isn't a requirement for it.


Thanks.


Throwing a RuntimeException here will cause the task to be cancelled. Please consider if this is the desired behavior or catch RuntimeException if you want the timer to retry on failures.


A better fix is to use split() instead of split(' '):
```
>>> ''.split(' ')
['']
>>> ''.split()
[]
```


Diacritics, schmiacritics.


Yeah, you're probably right. I wasn't really considering the context of it.


@vilchik-elena Such cases could also be based on a single constructor which would be private and static methods calling the private constructor (just an idea).


I know that scalac accepts such code, but I do not know how to change the encoding so that it would support this.


i screwed server.c
i set one of these 2 options on vim:
set filetype=unix
set fileformat=unix


Do not use brackets if there is the only single-date event


@perploug  Another question on this ID map being ignored... how does this fix the problem? Surely we want the ID mapped when it is there right ? What about Members/Media? This update hasn't been applied to those mappings either. I'm just trying to understand since I'm refactoring a few things with the models to get server side validation working properly. If you can let me know how/why this is required i can update in my branch.


Forgot that this class embodies the existing behavior. I don't think we should alter the existing behavior without discussion with the main committers, so feel free to ignore the comments in this file.


wew green theme


that`s why I was getting race errors, thanx


Because I'm a horrible person I also changed a bit of the code style during this commit...


Why would we call processSubscribeAccountPayStep() method if it's already paid for?


It's not so good tho.
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Ping @umherirrender @Legoktm


`--listen-client-url=localhost:15441` instead of `--listen-port=PORT`?


lmao


you'll also have to modify Make.tests file in src/tests/threads


'{displayName} created a new {contentTitle}.' => '{displayName} creó una nueva {contentTitle}.',


suggestion to better structure:

class ConfigEnv (object):

   @staticmethod
   def export(format=yaml)
        prints yaml format

        format = "yaml" | "sh" | "json"

@staticmethod
   def __str_():
        export (format="sh")

@staticmethod
    def add()
         same ass add new cloud to  yaml

    def read():
         same as populate function


@vilchik-elena I think this class does not need to extend RuleTest


what prompted this change?


ok


I've fixed that. But that's part of what will be removed ^^


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Should be `"sections:"`


Although I think it would be fine to be `sections:` with no quotes.


This can be dropped.  It is more appropriate to set `ETCD_PREFIX` in `hack/test-go.sh`.


We should ALWAYS have a primary gateway, but we may not have a secondary one.


very good!


Shouldn't this say "equal" rather than "distinct"?


As Tim mentioned, this was covered in his massive PR.


Should be `The wiki`


uploado do modelo do astah


Should be `Site structure`


well, those normalizations are often a little but too much, but :
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Relational_Database_Design/Normalization
http://www.barrywise.com/2008/01/database-normalization-and-design-techniques/
(Two great articles, I think they will interest you )

Many people asked about having the possibility to sort surveys/questions by last visit. So, to use it with GridView and dataProvider, we must create new tables with foreign keys rather than EAV tables.

What ever, for a first cycle, the "kinda like EAV"  setting table fit perfectly the need.


The payment didn't failed. It was not processed at all. Anyways, this scenario is impossible, since we'll always have a primary gateway.


`Parents page`


@vilchik-elena Why does this test class (which is named SwitchClauseTreeTest) test the BLOCK rule?


Is this now possessive? Should it be `Parents' page`? I think so ...


true, I did track this method from `scalacLinkedClass` :) Given that's it exists only for compatibility, and dotty compiles fine in separated tests, this case might be harder to write a failing test for.

Do we care about compatibility with other scalac compiled libraries? i.e. what I am trying to understand is if you're saying this fix is:
 a) incorrect at all;
 b) partially correct but only for compatibility when compiling/linking with scalac libraries and is not required for compiling dotty itself

If its `a` I'm happy to close this PR - I'd then create a new one for the minor dead code removal.

Eitherway I'll play a bit with tests trying to find the failing one :)

Thanks for the feedback!


Same here. Parents', right?


`About page`


`repository, and contact`


`Pass exchange and field trip pages`


`EKIP`?


hmmm... I don't like this very much... if there's no secondary gateway, then the paymentGatewayUtil should not return a secondary gateway, and we should just throw the exception with whatever error code we got for the primary gateway..


`fourth-grade students`


Can you only do all of this if $LIQUIBOOK_ROOT is not set?


Here we should check whether there's a secondary gateway or not. If there isn't then we just re throw the exception


Oops!  `\277` is legal (`0xbf`), but the switch case above it is wrong - it should actually allow up to `\377` (`0xff`)!


The last expected port is actually a string ("single-high-port-for-kubelet-api-proxy") which I guess gets assigned randomly to the kubelet so the previous comparison between the open and expected ports would always fail. Now I am comparing all except the last port.


`fouth-grade students`


opened an issue about it: https://github.com/openshift/origin/issues/4796


LGTM


You should replace `id` with `instancetype` while you're at it - for better type safety.


I don't think so. Maybe Cyanogen work in time constraint but too worried a bug raised on different device. Or maybe they found something.


`Field trip data`


`Plastic pass data`


Is our style `EKiP` and not `EKIP`?


Extraneous parens (again not our doing obviously, but worth cleaning up)


`fourth grader`


Yes it would and i have already thought about that, however I couldn't come up with a nice abstraction over that.


Are you thinking we could do a text field with something like {"Mon":True, "Tues": True, ...}? Or even more simply TTTTTFF (where each character is a day of the month staring with Monday)?


Thanks for the contribution.


Adding extra methods from GeoIP is not necessary for me, but others might find it useful.
Thanks for the help!


Also ich habe das Curvature Programm von adamfranco mal auf die OSM-Datei von Baden Württemberg losgelassen. Das hat bei mir ca. 4 Minuten gebraucht.
Wenn ich die Ausgaben richtig deute hat das Berechnen der Curvature von der Zeit ca. 40 Sekunden gebraucht.
Verwendet habe ich dafür eine VM mit Ubuntu, 2 Kernen und 2 GB Ram.

Auf Windows habe ich es leider nicht geschafft den nötigen imposm.parser zum Laufen zu bekommen.
Und ja, auf Ubuntu war es dann tatsächlich ziemlich einfach. :)

Ist klar, dass man in der Java Runtime andere Ergebnisse bekommen wird. Aber vom Algorithmus wird es das Selbe sein. Und so kann man zumindest abschätzen ob es im Minuten, Sekunden oder Millisekundenbereich ist.


思存面试任务


You can change translations at http://translate.humhub.org


Includes firmware v0e with fix for new twitter URLs in April 2011.

Includes full source and all scripts from SVN.

More info here:
http://dangerousprototypes.com/docs/Twatch_networked_LCD


We only want to do the fetch if the reset fails as it may not be necessary.


No longer works with current twitter Feed URLs


This check needs to be done when the first gateway fails, so that we have the error message provided by the gateway and can throw that on the exception.


@coodoo, the message is correct. It isn't working yet :) But, I'm on it


Alright, here we can log an error if the retry attempts all fail.


So the information above is dealing with how the system works not what each of the folders and files in this directory do


NOT isPaid :)


boards and schematics, including source utility and some test apps for the following boards: 23k256, Bus_Pirate_demo, ENC424J600, FT2232H, MCP2200 and MMA7455L


@vilchik-elena I created a helper method for that:
https://github.com/SonarCommunity/sonar-php/blob/6126f646cd10c8370a365898b1ecf061d205fec3/php-frontend/src/main/java/org/sonar/php/parser/TreeFactory.java#L159


Compilation is broken on ghc-7.8:
```
[236 of 320] Compiling Agda.TypeChecking.DeadCode ( src/full/Agda/TypeChecking/DeadCode.hs, dist-2.4.3/build/Agda/TypeChecking/DeadCode.o )

src/full/Agda/TypeChecking/DeadCode.hs:61:21:
    Not in scope: type constructor or class ‘Foldable’
```
Foldable is only in the Prelude since ghc-7.10


source files for Dangerous Prototypes breakout boards:Accelerometers (MMA7455L) and USB to serial converters (FT2232 and MCP2200 ). Also included in the source are boards and schematics, some apps and selftest utility. Reupload for corrected filename


A good practice to check anyway and it will fall back to the secondary gateway for some reason we don't provide the primary gateway.


Is it necessary to check the connection in line 45?
Taking in consideration it is already established to None in line 27 it isn't redundant?


That's what it does


There should be a space between the two arguments to put().

Is there any constant for this atl.gh key name?


@pynicolas Yep! i've refactored all usages here https://github.com/SonarCommunity/sonar-php/commit/2f3574b2700fee87b256c3240ddaf1a2957a7243


source files for Dangerous Prototypes breakout boards:Accelerometers (MMA7455L) and USB to serial converters (FT2232 and MCP2200 ). Also included in the source are boards and schematics, some apps and selftest utility.


Less is more.


I'll have to walk u through the code


Please write such a ternary expression as `empty($filetype) ? '' : $filetype`


Hi Matts,

My STC1000p pic18f version works since a while, still need to document
and publish it. It could be a solution for people who bought the wrong
module, but at the price of the module, just ordering a new one is an
easier solution. Advantage of the 18f pic is that there is no space
issue for variables.

I have one more question to you. I am using the stc1000p for my wine
cellar and I need to include a defroster function into the module.
Either stop cooling when temperature is low, that should be included
already, or add a heater function with the 2nd relay.  I did not see
this in the documentation or missed to read the right paragraphe. Is
there a heater function included in your current code ?

Kind regards

P.S: I moved and compiled your  code after a couple of adjustment to
MPLABX compilation, that worked fine as well.

On 21.06.2015 17:39, matsstaff wrote:
> That is *very* cool :) Kudos!
> I'm an AVR guy really, and don't really know much about the diffrent PIC
> models, but I guess you are pretty much on top of it anyways :)
>
> Well, there is really only timer 2 driving an interrupt every 1ms to
> multiplex the display.
> Timer 4 is set at 60ms, but does not drive an interrupt, it is checked in
> the main loop if it has occurred. It drives all the logic and also samples
> the adc (tempsensor).
> Timer 6 is also just checked in the main loop and drives the button
> handling and menu. It is on its own timer so that the time base can be
> varied for button acceleration.
>
> You only really need the interrupt at 1ms. If that is accurate, you
> can use
> a software countdown for the others if you want. I used hardware timers
> because they were already there and to save some precious RAM on the very
> limited PIC the stc-1000 ships with.
>
> Nice work and best of luck!
> //mats
> Den 20 jun 2015 1:41 em skrev "rolfz" <notifications@github.com>:
>
> > Hi Matts,
> > I am porting your project (great work) to a PIC18F2520, reason is that I
> > bought a bad version of the STC-1000 and I made my own front panel,
> moved
> > components to the new boad. Now I see that the pic on your original
> board
> > used many more timer than the 2520 includes. I just have an issue to
> > understand the timer 6 and 4 are used, probably mesurement intervale
> etc. I
> > added a 32khz crystal on my version to get an accurate time base.
> Could you
> > list me the timers and their functions in your version. I am glad to
> > publish my version once it works!
> > [image: front-panel]
> >
> <https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6155562/8267066/05a6eca8-1752-11e5-8338-6c32054e3345.jpg>
> > [image: power-board-back-view]
> >
> <https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6155562/8267067/0b90df98-1752-11e5-9feb-3c20eeb66c47.jpg>
> >
> > —
> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> >
> <https://github.com/matsstaff/stc1000p-ovbsc/commit/c38c184645d92727573c58fe2a84c6c2c630c4a6#commitcomment-11779941>
> > .
> >
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>


Please move to a function in `lib.php`


This would've been done by the default convert since v1 & api both have the DownwardAPI field, right?


See https://travis-ci.org/agda/agda/builds/82129369


仆街我老公會在此會談


LGTM.


this unrequited import prevents compilation as artemis-mqtt-protocol module does not depend on artemis-jms-client


Giving NPC's AI: awesome.


here, we should map all filters again. Each filter should stick a ValidatedData Object somewhere, and since filters in one Rule run with AND condition, we should only keep data that appear in ValidatedData of all filters. Then push in EntitiesFound only these results


With d3 you can treat text as data.


I'm pretty sure you didn't meant to do this - your gains utilisation factor is always zero because of this.


@vilchik-elena LGTM


> This would've been done by the default convert since v1 & api both have the DownwardAPI field, right?

Yes


impressive work :+1: :wink:


But shouldn't we reset to TRAVIS_COMMIT unconditionally to run brew in that commit?


won't `in` and `out` downward api match already from the default convert and the only thing really necessary is the copy?  Same questions for the v1beta3 convert


Vehicle movement is better now.


should we catch potential ConcurrencyExceptions?


ReadMe


validatorFn must run for an spContext, a collection of data: webs - list of Lists - or ListItemCollection


Hmm. Come to think of it, shouldn't the `Push` part of this just be handled by the existing `Push` plugin? Then this would only be responsible for the packaging (SRP). The only issue that I can see with that, is that the octopus packages would be pushed to the same package source as other NuGet packages (and that would only occur if you actually had a mix of normal and octopus packages in the same build process). I think in most cases it will either be one or the other, not both.

So then you could just use the `Push` plugin and set the `nugetPackageSource` and `nugetPackageSourceApiKey` to refer to the octopus package server, not so? If you do happen to have a mix of normal and octopus packages in the same build process, you should either split them out into separate build processes, or you could swap out the `nugetPackageSource` and `nugetPackageSourceApiKey` values halfway through.

Then, the other issue - adding dependencies. Didn't we make a conscious decision to avoid adding direct NuGet dependencies and rather spit out a warning message that XYZ package needs to be installed? Or was that only relevant for the `Test` plugin because it is doing too much, and you don't necessarily want all of [MSpec, NUnit, SpecFlow, Chutzpah] installed if you are only using one of them?

By the way, in the process of writing this mesage, I had a look at the `Test` plugin and it looks like the Chutzpah one in there will break, because it is referring to `$type.RunnerExecutable` which is not defined. This goes to show that my earlier statement about the `Test` plugin doing too much is probably right, and it should be refactored to split the different test types out.

What do you think?


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Separate the 200 and 201 into it's own conditional. We may want to consider a case/switch here.


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Sorry, I haven't changed a import and full code of classes.


I've found the way to avoid this, you could do `Optional.fromNullable(foundGateWay)` and it will take care of doing the Optional.absent() if needed :)


Integram test.


“The class of data-driven documents is already broad and becomes even more all-encompassing when you also treat images and text as data.” - Elijah Meeks, D3.js in Action


@pweil- we want to remove ```NamespaceExists``` for sure.  I think we should not run ```InitialResources``` at this time.


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Oops, thanks, I'll fix it.


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Thanks!


enabled


Right, didn't use it at start, then came along with your PR, then David asked for the DefaultConvert, then I changed back to the DefaultConvert but didn't remove this. Failed roundtrip:)


Thanks looks great


this should be gatewaySecondary, not primary


You shouldn't have to check for 200 again if it's split up and matching 200 already.
Also - instead of ` if ( response.next != null ) {};` you can just do ` if ( response.next) {};`


yes it's safe : https://github.com/SonarSource/sonarqube/blob/master/sonar-core/src/main/java/org/sonar/core/util/UuidFactory.java#L24.
Of course it assumes that CeQueue uses UuidFactory.


> Right, didn't use it at start, then came along with your PR, then David asked for the DefaultConvert, then I changed back to the DefaultConvert but didn't remove this. Failed roundtrip:)

Round tripping fails without this?  That's unexpected.


@vilchik-elena LGTM


Ok, I can change that.


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Reasoning behind this commit here: https://github.com/activerecord-hackery/ransack/commit/01f8e7c.


@andip71 @DespairFactor
thanks a lot, as always really helpful.
ak


Yes. Will remove all downward to downward assignments.


Now as long as I include the ```imf``` extension in the ```sed``` call, it should clean up version numbers in one swoop.

The diffs are still showing up on this PR but they have changed to eio diffs.  I will modify the diff script to ignore the version difference in eio, but not today.  As long as the test failures page doesn't include the string "has err diffs", then this should be ready to go.  I'll try to push a few more things into this branch to prep for release, and then I'll test a new package build.


Honestly, I could just use the term 'test' here.

"...there may be some tests that do not officially line up with a specific requirement."


see above comment


> Round tripping fails without this? That's unexpected.

No, I use "roundtrip: here as a metaphor. Nevermind, post-rebase humor.


see above


Looks good. :+1:


more love for the world


Try to avoid `console.log` in production code unless it's really critical


Awesome! Thanks Brett!


Yes, good point. This should rerun `git reset --hard $TRAVIS_COMMIT` if the fetch succeeds.


I don't understand what you're trying to achieve here.


LGTM


I think you're right.  See the developer's list.


Thanks.  Fixed.


i love you


@fishcakez can you try this branch with Erlang 18.0 and see if it improves dialyzer warnings? The idea is to use the generated annotation to get dialyzer to not yell at code generated by Elixir. But if it does not improve dialyzer I don't see much purpose in finishing this.


Is there a reason not to use  'core_http_get'  ?


:+1: :boat:


:clap:


comment to be updated


I do not completely understand what you are wanting.

1) The file['url'] is the complete path as stored in the documents table. the escaping and testing of the file name should be done already before it is stored.

2)The collecting of the document name is from the category database,

Just a little foggy headed right now. 3 new install with conversions in 3 weeks, ICD10 etc.


Update (Due the minor changes I didn't upgrade the version. It is still 1.43.04)
- Updated LANG_SK.TXT webMAN_SK.xml with the files provided by prometheus
- Added syscall 38 to remove_cfw_syscalls() in stealth.h
- lv2 peek/poke now are the last removals in remove_cfw_syscalls()

http://aldostools.org/temp/test/webMAN_MOD_1.43.04.rar


Indent four more spaces: this is two extra levels deep, not one.


Don't swallow exceptions! Please pass the hibernate exception to the QuadrigaStorageException, so that when the developer examines the stacktrace they can find out what the root cause was.


@atironati do we still want this disabled?


One of the tests passed with this, the others I only just got working, and yep, they don't work.

Thanks for the explanation! I've pushed up a new implementation (which passes the tests in pe-p-s-e) at f0e6c1b877527131c0c7b23a2fa91830bd5ce364.


cc @brittag


Likewise here -- or use an intermediate variable for the result of `crosscat_gen_column_dependencies(bdb, generator_id)`, say `dep_constraints` and rename this one `cc_dep_constraints`.


theoretically doesn't need this line...


@vilchik-elena LGTM


Solution added


@mollieru I think you need to add the complete license again for fonts, like the others.


This is tests, core_http_get is not available.


Somewhat related, it seems a little odd that the only place we have anything that uses or tests this is in pe-p-s-e. Should I try to add some tests for this macro in this project? Or do we feel that the tests in `lockable-pool-test` are sufficient?


remove this line


@pynicolas finally bulk change is made https://github.com/SonarCommunity/sonar-php/commit/fe8661e55b6f2686b0f5458f7c42d5a39608e4ad


Thanks for the suggestion Professor, will do the required changes.
Could you please provide me some more info on 'sh' format, how it should be?


@pweil- mind giving this a look before I squash?


@pynicolas thanks!


sorry you stick to that "monthly" thing boasting.


I don't understand, I think it should be easy for you. hardware accelerated is not just use x11 and equivalent API for others OS? like godot does, for example, when you move the mouse to resize the dock, the cursor change for resize arrow.


@atheken Curious for your take/review on this. The Details object fields can vary depending on what kind of MessageEvent Type the event is, open, bounce, delivered, etc. Using an object type here works fine in testing but I want to make sure there isn't a more graceful option.


@vilchik-elena naming: why KIND instead of kind?


this is the default already


See my comment in crucible. You shouldn't need this if I'm not mistaken.


Oh, I don't know how thatt got there.

Well spotted!!!!


```
[mkargaki@dhcp129-211 origin]$ make check WHAT=Godeps/_workspace/src/k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/api/v1/
TEST_KUBE=1 hack/test-go.sh Godeps/_workspace/src/k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/api/v1/
ok  	github.com/openshift/origin/Godeps/_workspace/src/k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/api/v1	0.010s
[mkargaki@dhcp129-211 origin]$ make check WHAT=Godeps/_workspace/src/k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/api/v1beta3/
TEST_KUBE=1 hack/test-go.sh Godeps/_workspace/src/k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/api/v1beta3/
ok  	github.com/openshift/origin/Godeps/_workspace/src/k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/api/v1beta3	0.011s
```


Nice to hear it is working out well for you!
Yes of course it will stop cooling once setpoint is reached, it is a thermostat after all :)
It also has the possibility to use a heater to maintain temperatures above ambient.
There is no defrost function, which in frost free freezers would be to stop cooling for a while and heat the cooling coils to melt the frost.
But I guess you don't want subzero temperatures either, just maintain a steady temperature. That should be no problem.
If you prefer MPLABX that is fine, but SDCC is free (as in open), and it has worked out really well for this project, so if I can I will use free tools :)


What about backups?


Should be: "The workspace has been successfully deactivated."


@pynicolas agree, it's possible. but in this case IMO:
1) creating of instances will be different for this class (all other objects in TreeFactory created with "new ...Impl()")
2) optimisation may not worth additional method


@pynicolas indeed!


@vilchik-elena no need to extend RuleTest


Да, совершенно правильно. Просто их пришлось раскидать, чтобы предельно упростить стартовый релиз.


What's up with the indentation?


@vilchik-elena LGTM


Typo here: 'width0', not 'wdith0'


Excuse me but you cannot find something logical if you don't understand the difference between Power and Energy. Power (W) is an instant measure of what your electric device uses, Energy (Wh) is what your electric device has really consumed during a time period. If your electric device has a power of 1000W and you switch it on during 1 hour, you have consumed 1 kWh (if 2 hours => 2 kWh). Energy is not a sum of Power.
You cannot compute Energy using Power.
Energy is what you pay.

It is interesting to see the power but if you want to make savings of energy, you need to know Energy not Power.


Why don't you just default escape-char to be quote-char in the :or clause up above? Then you don't need to check escape-char for nil here.


This might get you in to trouble with Maven. Didn't we have that issue that Maven highjacked the "projectid" variable?


Наверное. Мне пофиг. Как дела, кстати? Как житуха?


In particular, I would like to know if the `atom.foo` and `map.foo` warnings will disappear. Let me know if they do (or do not), I still have a couple things to try.


All we really have to do is copy it into another bucket, and then copy it back. Sucks that there's no `rename` function for buckets.

The buckets though should all be pretty small individually. The biggest one is the block map and that one probably doesn't have to be refreshed every time (every 50  times maybe?). There's room for optimization.

I think the best way to explore the problem within bolt would be to start fuzzing the bucket functions.


Nvm, missed the code inside `ApplyPatchAction`


This commit is only for remove an unnecessary commit caused by Vs.


missing code : force to get the target class of a base object (if is a proxy)
databinding works with proxy (cglib or jdk proxy) !


reference restorando repository


Thanks for that. I made the change and commit to my fork. Will be available next time we merge


This looks good, thanks for including some tests. I have a worry about taking in this code to write csvs in a new way, without also updating the parse-csv code so that it could accept the output of write-csv. I really think both should be updated so that write-csv isn't creating anything that parse-csv can't read. Can you implement the escape-char logic in the read code as well?


This doesn't work on my system, because `cc -M -E` output begins with `-:  /usr/include/stdc-predef.h /usr/include/linux/input.h \`.


i did that because when u ran it it looked weird to me, the txt looked nicer with a space


merged a little too quickly... it shouldn't be the path, just the name (if a path is provide it is relative to the sandbox_run_path, which shouldn't be allowed (I will fix that and update the docs))


why do you call it with the id instead of the user as other methods do?


Yeah, I haven't fixed the v5 maps yet.  I'm not sure it's worth bothering -- it's pre-argonaut.


hi


Oh, hmm, thought they were older than that, I'll take a look.


I think `grep -o '[^ ]*linux/input.h'` might be better than `awk 'NR==1 {print $2}'`


i believe this is just because rollout is inconsistent, as they do
```ruby
def user_in_active_users?(user)
  @users.include?(user_id(user))
end
```

or maybe they do that for some reason that i dont understand. Forget about my previous comment


Bumps minor and resets the patch for 1.11.0


idk, i can see where the variables go more easily


pad the argument with spaces ```(name, ids = [])```


No only squash these two hunks, not the whole commit.


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is this a bitwise or?


:smiley:


or is it just a typo for ```||``` :P


It converts enums to consts, not enums. bindgen++ actually tries to convert them to Rust enums.


How about `ImageDownloadRequest`? Otherwise we could also return a tuple:

```swift
public func downloadImage(
    URLRequest URLRequest: URLRequestConvertible,
    filter: ImageFilter?,
    completion: CompletionHandler?)
    -> (Request, String)?
{
    // TODO...
}
```

Any reasoning to avoid the tuple? Trying to hide the fact that the request even exists so people don't cancel it?


Nice catch


Maybe we should introduce `tail_or_0(i)` which returns 0 for undefined coefficients?


Change the <none> to 13446, to track the upstream PR we'll want to drop this in favor of


Good Job Man.
This works for me :+1:
Thanks for the knowledge  :heart:


Oh, of course. I wasn't able to build your clang fork so didn't check what bindgen++ does.


Does this build ok? what repos are needed for it if you don't mind me asking? Friend is getting this device and thought I would run him off a build of my rom if it wasn't too much work since I am starting a couple month break and haven't really seen the trees anywhere or even heard of the device myself but ran across this an another repo but this one looks more complete just not sure if it has commons, which kernel and vendor since I'm sure it's not at TheMuppets


i don't quite understand this method. does it turn the several collection with its attributes into a hash? also, we use ```map``` instead of collect
```yml
Style/CollectionMethods:
  PreferredMethods:
    reduce: inject
    collect: map
    collect!: 'map!'
    detect: find
    detect!: 'find!'
    find_all: select
    find_all!: 'select!'
```


I don't think we should convert to a number so that we avoid rounding errors in our portion of the code.  (leave that to lvm itself ;-)   So we could do something like:

``` python
    size_unit = size[-1].lower()
    size = size[0:-1]
    try:
        float(size)
    except ValueError:
        module.fail_json(msg="Bad size specification for unit %s%s" % (size, size_unit))


I actually have gotten 'close' to getting git gui working on cygwin.  I did have xserver stay working for a while.  I will work a bit more trying to get this functional, and I think some people have been able to do it, so hopefully, I can get this working also.  I guess I could drop back, and use win-git-gui that is built with mingw, and use that instead.


use edit mode by pressing `e`

```
Stage this hunk [y,n,q,a,d,/,e,?]? h
y - stage this hunk
n - do not stage this hunk
q - quit; do not stage this hunk or any of the remaining ones
a - stage this hunk and all later hunks in the file
d - do not stage this hunk or any of the later hunks in the file
g - select a hunk to go to
/ - search for a hunk matching the given regex
j - leave this hunk undecided, see next undecided hunk
J - leave this hunk undecided, see next hunk
k - leave this hunk undecided, see previous undecided hunk
K - leave this hunk undecided, see previous hunk
s - split the current hunk into smaller hunks
e - manually edit the current hunk
? - print help
```


I knew it!
But for time I can't finished before
Good job Machine!


good idea!
> On Sep 25, 2015, at 11:09 AM, Alexander Gaenko <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Maybe we should introduce tail_or_0(i) which returns 0 for undefined coefficients?
>
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Actually, it would be `tail_or_0(i,j)` for a 1-index tail, so that we do not have to return a vector of 0. Can we generalize it somehow for multi-mesh tails?..


sorry, that you see it as boasting.
it's a goal, and after having worked on this issue i feel confident that we will manage, to have a monthly rhythm. it's not the content that is missing.
the idea is to really try to stick to that monthly. in the worst case by publishing issues that have less content than others.
and if this is the most negative thing in the text (for you), i think that we have managed to create a pretty decent newsletter :-)


maybe defining ```(@storage.get(<storage_key>) || "").split(",")``` in a new method could clarify things up


The September release is planned for this weekend and currently the new image URLs are not available. Perhaps we should stick to the current version of the cards with valid image URLs.


/root/TrinityCore/src/server/game/Entities/Creature/CreatureGroups.cpp:230:114: warning: comparison between signed and unsigned integer expressions [-Wsign-compare]
             if (m_leader->GetCurrentWaypointID() == itr->second->point_1 - 1 || m_leader->GetCurrentWaypointID() == itr->second->point_2 - 1)


should include what it is set to


I think it would be good to have a comment explaining the theory of this code and explaining why it's necessary.


Thanks @bmesuere, this has been fixed in [Use radix for javascript parseInt](https://github.com/ZeusWPI/Tap/commit/1848edea8b56151f4e15d0d95b7b11be4b306ca0)


like
```ruby
def descriptive_name(storage_key = "")
  @storage.get(storage_key).split(",")
end
```


<!DOCTYPE html>

    <title></title>
	<meta charset="utf-8" />

P

P

P

Title

Div

Head

Body

HTML


So I don't need a compiler to use ```-std=c++11``` flag, bc non-static initialization within the class definition is forbidden in pre-c++11 standards.


That shouldn't really be an issue, unless there are environment variables that happen to be prefix with `taulia_mycomponent_` and are not part of our configuration, which I think is very unlikely.

All environment variables were already part of the typesafe config before implicitly, and only our typesafe configuration handling would access the dot-converted version - if other components rely on environment variables, they will still get the underscore version when they look for it.


could you perhaps make this a protocol extension of `MirrorIteamable` with a case of  `where T : BookmarkPayload` then you wouldn't need to override in `BookmarkQueryPayload` it would just be an implementation of `MirrorItemable` ?


@vilchik-elena LGTM


we use ```%w[]``` notation for string arrays. ```%w[101 103]```


@pynicolas because it's final.


What about checking that out.Metadata is nil?


you need to delete the temporary files again:
> Unlike TemporaryFile(), the user of mkstemp() is responsible for deleting the temporary file when done with it.


Fork


Please be aware we do not ship nor overwrite site.conf file. The setting of BACKUP=FDRUPSTREAM in the local or site.conf file is always done by the end-user. The rear distribution leaves this to the customer and we only have OUTPUT=ISO as a default.
Therefore, we advise to remove the site.conf in your pull request.


Thanks, addressed in latest commit. Are you saying "this is two extra levels deep" because there is a bracket and parenthesis `= [(crosscat_cc...`?


Ignore me, I understand now - you can't call super. on a protocol extension.


Is that how we name files with generic types?


Learning to share data


in fact, it is a schemaBaseUri ?