Fixed guys. I would have never though as zero been a valid TLS key.

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> @kumpera <https://github.com/kumpera> The new assert on L577 fires on x86
> Linux during the tests:
>
> make[2]: *** [check-recursive] Error 1
> 16:02:07 make[2]: Target `check' not remade because of errors.
> 16:02:07 make[2]: Leaving directory `/var/lib/jenkins/workspace/test-mono-mainline/label/debian-i386/mono/tests'
> 16:02:07 Making check in unit-tests
> 16:02:07 make[2]: Entering directory `/var/lib/jenkins/workspace/test-mono-mainline/label/debian-i386/mono/unit-tests'
> 16:02:07 make  check-TESTS
> 16:02:07 make[3]: Entering directory `/var/lib/jenkins/workspace/test-mono-mainline/label/debian-i386/mono/unit-tests'
> 16:02:11 PASS: test-sgen-qsort
> 16:02:13 PASS: test-memfuncs
> 16:02:13 * Assertion at mono-threads.c:577, condition `thread_info_key' not met
> 16:02:13
> 16:02:13 /bin/bash: line 5:  6688 Aborted                 ${dir}$tst
> 16:02:13 FAIL: test-mono-linked-list-set
> 16:02:13 * Assertion at mono-threads.c:577, condition `thread_info_key' not met
> 16:02:13
> 16:02:13 /bin/bash: line 5:  6693 Aborted                 ${dir}$tst
> 16:02:13 FAIL: test-conc-hashtable
> 16:02:13 ==============================================================================
> 16:02:13 2 of 4 tests failed
> 16:02:13 Please report to http://bugzilla.xamarin.com/enter_bug.cgi?classification=Mono
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all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-yokozuna/builds/1313


I understand why you'd need a WCS if you want to do things in pixel space, but why do you necessarily need one to do things in radians?  Won't both the first and second match have a getCoord?


> You can't have (branchPC & 1 && branchPCSize == 0)

Then what the heck is line 332 doing? =]

I see this code is the same as lines 200-3. Is that a coincidence?


Will change this before PR.


@spiritlevel great! good find.

Can you open an issue against framework for this, please?


I don't know why I did this kind of thing before... its better to stay with a fixed apn/pfn array, starting with p zeros.


this commit fixes the problem. I think it is also necessary for ribbon but we do not have a test for that yet.


Their was no stack trace... Maybe svk fixed it.. Shall I revert and re-test and push if it works?


So reference match does not set this, or are you overriding because all the matches have zero distance?


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: Git postgres 9.4 [Build 659](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=272981&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_GitPostgres) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 34, passed: 8 Build time: 00:25:39
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest.verifyFilterDisplays: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

##### there are 24 more failed tests, see build details
```


Made a typo in my comment, it's "You can't have `(branchPC & 1 && branchPCSize != 0)`".

It's not a coincidence, the logic is very similar between arm and thumb single-stepping.


AE2:
- Adding or removing items via storage bus (attached to the bottom) doesn't update the number displayed on the silo unless the last item is removed. Adding or removing items by other means than AE triggers the missing update. Logging out and in again fixes this as well.
- If the silo is empty (and the only suitable storage space for an item) when putting items into an AE terminal, these items aren't put into the silo. When adding two stacks of cobblestone, nothing happens. After putting on cobblestone into a hopper on top, the silo and an AE terminal show 65 cobblestone, one stack is lost forever. This does not happen with a MFR DSU.


Thanks!! Can I use CocoaPods for the installation?


Talvez não teria chegado na master se tu tivesse revisado, hahahaha


> You can't have `(branchPC & 1 && branchPCSize != 0)`.

I don't really know why that is, but I'll assume you're right.


Thanks. I have quite a few wads to go through. It's a bit tedious, but I think it's the best solution.


This breaks Graphviz support, which used the -V switch. I was wondering why I suddenly got HTML output. Please consider fixing it.


Will change this before making the PR.


@arielitovsky Was the very first Stack Overflow Podcast supposed to be associated with this post? This variable adds that mp3 as a downloadable enclosure in the rss version (changing from layout: post to layout: podcast would then append it's Soundcloud iframe to the blog version).


GroundDomainUpdate (mmatts) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1857 of 1874 tests passed)

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hola


Don't see why you did the switch here. We depend on mapbox `variant` anyway.


Here you probably mean Re.regexp. According to the documentation:
regexp = Compile a regular expression. The following constructs are recognized.
regexp_string = returns a regular expression that matches exactly s and nothing else.


Yep, good catch. Correcting the grammar is easy; beyond that I'm not sure how to make it clearer.


Basically, `branchPCSize` is always 0 at the beginning of the function and stays 0 until we reach this piece of code. This code then looks at the target address (`branchPC`) and makes appropriate adjustments.

The only exception to this is BLX_i which sets `branchPCSize` to 2. In that case, we do *not* want to adjust `branchPCSize` again, because the earlier code already did the right thing. We can't have `branchPC & 1` be true because BLX_i always has even addresses (24 bits are used to encode a 25 bit displacement).


:D - yes they do ...


It is safer not to assume that the source's coord has been set (correctly or at all). Similarly for the reference's centroid, with respect to the pixel function.


Nice!  Thanks you!


It would be great to refactor the query above.
If we do not want to make the validation on status and body_status, the query no longer needs to return status and body status. The body status sub query removal could be beneficial for performance reasons.


the setUp function createss matches with 0 distance and reference position = source position (taking into account the wcs). Each test function is expected to tweak the relevant item -- source position, reference coord or distance -- before calling the relevant statistics function, so the answer won't be trivially 0.


This needs to initialized to empty otherwise there are a lot of errors because tabs is undefined.


The preceding several lines are basically the same in all the test cases.  I'm not pushing hard, but some code duplication could be avoided by moving the creation of the mask and directStats into a common function.


Thanks for re-organizing all of this into per-class files. I'll lay out some more layout changes here, and provide motivation.

- Collapse the contents of `patterntools.patterns` and `patterntools.streams` down into `patterntools`. Doing this will let the documentation system pick up everything. Supriya's doc-building system (derived from [Abjad](https://github.com/Abjad/abjad)'s) examines the contents of the package and scrapes up everything it finds in `tools/*tools` packages, writing out corresponding reStructuredText files into `docs/source/api`. It's not quite flexible enough to deal with additional package nesting.

- Make all of the private classes public (`_Stream`, etc.). Making them public makes them documentable, and while most of Supriya is undocumented, I want to setup footholds for everything to be ultimately be documented in the system. If you want to discourage the use of these currently private classes, just make them abstract by decorating their initializers and/or mandatorily-overriden methods with `@abc.abstractmethod`.

- Once you've flattened the subpackages and de-privatized all classes, check out the initializers for some of the other tools packages, e.g. `ugentools/__init__.py`:
    ```
    # -*- encoding: utf-8 -*-

    r'''
    Tools for modeling unit generators (UGens).
    '''

    from abjad.tools import systemtools

    systemtools.ImportManager.import_structured_package(
        __path__[0],
        globals(),
        )
    ```
Abjad's `systemtools.ImportManager.import_structured_package()` automates the task of importing each     class defined in each module into the namespace of that tools package. You still need the long-style import statements when making sibling imports, but the above simplifies your workload.

- Migrate the contents of `patterntools.utils` onto `_PatternBase` as staticmethod, possibly making them private static methods in the process. If they're only meant for utility, and not really for public-consumption, that will clarify how the API looks. Likewise, migrating them onto `_PatternBase` makes them play nicer with the documentation system.

- Rename `PatternBase` (née `_PatternBase`) to `Pattern`. Likewise, `RangeBase` (née `_RangeBase`) to `RangedPattern`. I want to encourage iterating over the naming constantly until we get to the clearest possible names for all classes in the system. Same goes for the `P*` concrete pattern classes. Better to provide crystal-clear names, because you can always alias those classes down the road with names as short as you want in your actual composing.

- Multi-version compatibility. I'm targeting Python 2.7 and 3.3+. See below for instructions on how to test under these environments. There may be implications for string-formatting (`{0}` vs `{}`) and your relative imports. That will all shake-out when you get everything tested under all relevant environments.

I've cleaned up how Supriya interacts with Sphinx and Tox in master. Merge in the latest commits from origin/master. If you have Abjad installed anywhere, please reinstall from the latest GitHub, as changes there impact how Supriya's doc-building works. If you're working on Supriya in a virtualenv, simply `pip install -r requirements` to get the updates there.

To build the docs, migrate to `supriya/docs` and `make html`. There's a bug in Sphinx 1.3.1's autosummary extension, so some of the API pages are going to look emptier than they should be. If you install from Sphinx's source, everything looks good.

Supriya can also be tested under multiple Python versions with [Tox](tox.readthedocs.org). Just run `tox` from within any supriya subdirectory and it will test under 2.7, 3.3 and 3.4 (assuming you have all of those installed). Everything passes on my machine, but I'm curious if things work for you.

Unfortunately, I've never been able to get Supriya tested under Travis-CI (or similar continuous integration service), because those locked-down systems don't allow spoofing sound-cards, hence SuperCollider can't start. I'm hoping to simply skip SC-dependent tests in future commits so we can at least sanity-check Supriya builds in a clean environment.


Comment for this commit says *what* was changed instead of *why*. The first is obvious from the diff, but the second isn't so clear.


fast-forwarding hotfix/2.0.6-2012.08.25 to borshop-integration-555-hotfix/2.0.6-2012.08.25-hash-needs-to-match-kv = 815288df


Можно  ```npm run make-vews не делать```. У нас ведь уже есть файлы в папке ```static```


hm....bujsi ki edit korsos....
natun branch na khuleo edit kora jay taile...?


103404908-AddWarningWhenScheduleTimestepsDoNotAlighn (JasonGlazer) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1880 of 1880 tests passed)

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what is this about? - and why did you remove USER_HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS


PS: Sorry to hit you with so many comments. I'm actually super excited about all of this...!


Could find links anywhere for this.  I could raise a ticket for this is that would be better.


There's an error with get_json... need to debug
```python
data = request.get_json(force=True)["search"]
```


git log --oneline --abbrev-commit --all --graph --decorate


Looks good, thanks!


looks ok


Na declaração das variáveis, as variáveis "vmp" e "combust" foram declaradas, porém não estão sendo utilizadas.


Are you sure? More checks, not brake any thing, less when needed, do.


Great! Just did the release on CPAN.


Is an alias that is identical to what it's aliasing even needed?


Yes

> On 18 Sep 2015, at 17:38, Jeffrey Crowell <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> @radare from what i saw, apple watch uses 0x8000, are there other pplatforms/os that use different numbers for svc calls? linux uses 0x00
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O.K.  I guess it makes sense why you'd want to pass a WCS even if you are dealing with distances in radians, but it may still be useful to compute statistics based on the coords stored in the ref and src match without using a WCS to map between them.


I'm not happy about the code duplication, either. But the alternative saves 3 lines per test case at the expense of many lines to set up a function. I'm willing to do it, but I'm not convinced it is worth the bother.


Can you make sure IE Edge and 9+ supported too ?


strike "Redundant calls will safely no-op"


and more performant, too!


Because now stdbool can be found in all available compilers we use, and its colorized by all syntax highlighters. R_true thing was a workaround until. This happened. Also, its useful to identify when we use wrongly the type of a variable (int vs bool vs tristate)

> On 18 Sep 2015, at 21:22, condret <notifications@github.com> wrote:
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Originally did not have this #undef. Tried doing something like this with GCC and warning appeared. Fixed it here.


In that situation you can set the distance field based on the pairs of coords and call the distance-based function.

I think it is very unwise to offer free functions that make dangerous assumptions about things that can easily be wrong, including the distance field of the match list, the coord field of the sources and the centroid field of the reference objects. These functions were chosen to be as safe as possible: easy to use correctly and hard to use incorrectly.


Removal of USER_HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS might have been a mistake, working in three dirs, four platforms and merging shit together :) It's replicated in App.xcconfig (HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS) and that rules over USER_HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS.

CURRENT_ARCH -> NATIVE_ARCH is a hammer. It's not right. On XCode 7.1, CURRENT_ARCH seems to be empty most of the time and I can't quite figure out why.


@jsancio Thoughts?


I also figured that App-OSX.xcconfig does not have it and App-iOS.xcconfig did and that seemed strange.


This was an issue introduced by updating lodash


Oh ok


Why can't ANetBasicAstrometryTask and this task share this code?  Is this part of the fact that the a.net doesn't quite fit in the new framework?


HTML MAGIC!


Oops sorry- just kidding-- I'm thinking about something completely different


dcjsncs


test 1132


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missing linkage to -ltalloc -ltdb -lwbclient:
---snip---
diff --git a/tools/darwin/Configurations/App.xcconfig.in b/tools/darwin/Configurations/App.xcconfig.in
index fdf7ea5..159cd71 100644
--- a/tools/darwin/Configurations/App.xcconfig.in
+++ b/tools/darwin/Configurations/App.xcconfig.in
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS = $(inherited) $SRCROOT xbmc xbmc/linux xbmc/osx xbmc/cores/
 LIBRARY_SEARCH_PATHS = $(inherited) $(SRCROOT) $(SRCROOT)/xbmc/interfaces/json-rpc "$(SRCROOT)/xbmc/interfaces/python" "$(SRCROOT)/xbmc/interfaces/legacy"
 FRAMEWORK_SEARCH_PATHS = $(inherited) "$(SDKROOT)/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/" "$(SDKROOT)/System/Library/Frameworks/"

-XBMC_OTHER_LDFLAGS_COMMON = $(inherited) -Wl,-headerpad_max_install_names -Wl,-all_load -L$XBMC_DEPENDS/lib -lbz2 -lintl -lexpat -lssl -lgpg-error -lresolv -lffi -lssh -llzo2 -lpcre -lpcrecpp -lfribidi -lfreetype -lfontconfig -lsqlite3 -ltinyxml -lmicrohttpd -lsmbclient -lpython2.6 -lyajl -ljpeg -lcrypto -lgcrypt -lavdevice -lavfilter -lavcodec -lavformat -lpostproc -lavutil -ldcadec -lswresample -lswscale -ltag -L$XBMC_DEPENDS/lib/mysql -lmysqlclient -lxml2 -lxslt -lnettle -lgmp -lhogweed -lgnutls -lsquish -lcrossguid -lz -lm -liconv
+XBMC_OTHER_LDFLAGS_COMMON = $(inherited) -Wl,-headerpad_max_install_names -Wl,-all_load -L$XBMC_DEPENDS/lib -lbz2 -lintl -lexpat -lssl -lgpg-error -lresolv -lffi -lssh -llzo2 -lpcre -lpcrecpp -lfribidi -lfreetype -lfontconfig -lsqlite3 -ltinyxml -lmicrohttpd -ltalloc -ltdb -lwbclient -lsmbclient -lpython2.6 -lyajl -ljpeg -lcrypto -lgcrypt -lavdevice -lavfilter -lavcodec -lavformat -lpostproc -lavutil -ldcadec -lswresample -lswscale -ltag -L$XBMC_DEPENDS/lib/mysql -lmysqlclient -lxml2 -lxslt -lnettle -lgmp -lhogweed -lgnutls -lsquish -lcrossguid -lz -lm -liconv

 CLANG_CXX_LANGUAGE_STANDARD = c++0x
 CLANG_CXX_LIBRARY = libc++

----snip


> Just curious, should we also support just vname without the @? Or does split() not err out if @ char is not present? Assume the we use EMPTY is @ does not exist?

This was the reason for catching ``ValueError`` below:

```
        try:
            name_value = self.dataset.metadata(u'name')
            _, profile = string.split(name_value, '@')
        except ValueError:
            profile = DEFAUL_STORAGE_PROFILE_NAME
```

For example:
```
>>> import string
>>> mys = "name"
>>> a,b = string.split(mys, '@')
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
ValueError: need more than 1 value to unpack
>>> string.split(mys, '@')
['name']
>>>
```


There's a `CH` in the abstract, which, I think is just a bad OCR. It also appears on the web page and I don't think this is a character transcoding issue.


Merged here.


@dog194 That jenkins job builds all the branches, find the one for `origin/mcpe-0.12`


Excellent.


You've been added to collaborators, YAY! thanx
BTW did you want me to redo the HW04?


Excellent!


Merged here. (normally NO MORE crashes about peaceful area mod)


Looking awesome, love the low track warning!


this can be deleted now, or at least converted into a `DDLogError`


A couple more things I just thought of:

- Add a `patterntools` import to `supriya/tools/__init__.py`.

- Make the classes in `patterntools` that currently inherit directly from `object` inherit from `supriya.tools.systemtools.SupriyaObject` instead. `SupriyaObject` provides common `__eq__`, `__hash__`, `__str__`, `__repr__` functionality, and allows most classes to be copied and pickled transparently. It completely automates generating reprs, so long as the classes you create define properties with the same names as any positional or keyword arguments in your classes initializers. Try it out - in most cases, `__str__` and `__repr__` don't need to be overridden once this inheritance pattern is setup.


It's a good question. However, the code has some significant differences, primarily the ANet iteration consists of first fitting a WCS then running the matcher, whereas the AstrometryTask's version goes in the other direction. I'm uneasy about this, but the ANetBasicAstrometryTask works more poorly if I match then fit; I'm guessing that this is because it starts out with a pure TAN WCS, which is typically a poor match to the final WCS, but I'm not sure. In any case, I felt it safer to leave the existing code reasonably intact. Similarly, the AstrometryTask's version is well tested and I didn't want to break it by changing something that fundamental about it.

Conceptually I am more comfortable matching and then fitting a WCS (as AstrometryTask does it), because then match list can be updated to be fully correct (e.g. source coord, ref centroid and distance can all exactly match the fit WCS). I was disappointed that I could not make that work well for ANetBasicAstrometryTask.


why does `arr_index` have curly braces?


http://i.imgur.com/DXnLDda.png

No idea what to do ?


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fixed.

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It's also going to be fixed once I push 0.12.9

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??? cmake -DKICAD_I18N=/whatever/you/want does not work? That is great improvement for packages.


`from supriya.tools.patterntools.patterns import Pseq`


Please rename this to `allocArray`


/me looks on the floor for that cutting.


This commit is just fine, but it revealed some really old bugs that got less chance of hiding. The oldest of them was mine and pre-dated 1.7.8-jumbo-8 back in 2011 !!

I'm pretty sure everything is fixed by 07f71fb


The choice of iTerm vs Terminal.app should depend on `ENV["TERM_PROGRAM"]`. Will fix.


```
@myechuri: Looks like EBS will only let me specify profile attributes at "create_volume" time. i am not allowed to edit them (increase IOPS, for example) after volume creation.

@stmcginnis: I wonder if we can have both interfaces, with a known, expected error return on the after-create update if the given driver does not support it.

@wallnerryan: Agreed Sean, this would be ideal to allow those drivers that can support updating profiles to do so. Maybe this could be part of the "capabilities" expressed by backends ?
```

Will add below two interfaces:

1. modify ``create_volume`` to add an extra parameter ``profile``, and,
2. add ``apply_profile`` with a noop implementation in EBS backend.

Having ``apply_profile`` to modify profile created in ``create_volume`` opens up a new design question of where to plugin ``apply_profile`` in Flocker workflow. For the purpose of hackathon, i will leave ``apply_profile`` in ``CreateBlockDeviceDataset`` workflow. Will work this out after hack day. Thanks!


These routes work.


74564912Issue4347BBRadConvHW (wfbuhl) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1877 of 1880 tests passed)

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#5067-CoilCoolingWaterToAirHeatPumpVariableSpeedEquationFit-inside-AirLoopHVACUnitarySystem (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1843 of 1867 tests passed)

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phew, ok I did not embarrass my English teacher.


Merged here.


Hey @fiatjaf, I believe problem is the way the `default`s are set. Change:

```
{
  "resources": {
    "head": [
      {
        "type": "script",
        "src": "./jquery-2.1.4.js"
      },
      {
        "type": "script",
        "src": "./script.js"
      }
    ]
  },
  "options": {
    "properties": {
      "container": {
        "title": "Container of the items",
        "type": "object",
        "format": "element",
        "default": { "selector": "main ul" }
      },
      "next": {
        "title": "Next page button",
        "type": "object",
        "format": "element",
        "default": { "selector": "a[rel=\"next\"]" }
      }
    }
  }
}
```

I’m thinking though, if you don’t have anything to _place_ inside or near these elements, you might want to use `type: "string"` and `format: "selector"` instead. In that case you’d set the defaults as strings like you have them now:

```
{
  "resources": {
    "head": [
      {
        "type": "script",
        "src": "./jquery-2.1.4.js"
      },
      {
        "type": "script",
        "src": "./script.js"
      }
    ]
  },
  "options": {
    "properties": {
      "container": {
        "title": "Container of the items",
        "type": "string",
        "format": "selector",
        "default": "main ul"
      },
      "next": {
        "title": "Next page button",
        "type": "string",
        "format": "selector",
        "default": "a[rel=\"next\"]"
      }
    }
  }
}
```

You can try out each of these in the [Install JSON Tester](https://eager.io/developer/install-json-tester) as well. Hope this helps!


```
@stmcginnis: With Cinder many backends control some of the settings we’ve talked about through what are called extra-specs. These get defined in the Volume Type that is selected when creating a volume. A volume can also be retyped after creation, but depending on the change that could have some overhead at that point.

It should be fairly easy to use this name@gold convention to tie in to Cinder-based backend storage through Flocker. There could either be some sort of mapping lookup that takes name@gold and sees that gold is equivalent to (just for example) the Tier1Storage volume type in Cinder. Or to keep things even simpler, it could just be a direct correlation where the end user would need to define a “gold” volume type in Cinder, then when creating name@gold via Flocker it would just set that volume type when creating via the Cinder API.

Just thought this might be an easy(ish) piece to fit in for the hackathon.
```

This is exactly the reason why having ``gold`` ``silver`` etc helps. The guarantees from Cinder driver and above are that ``gold`` corresponds to high performance. Cinder driver can define what the high performance SLA translates to in stack sitting below driver.


Doesn't exist yet, but it will. Don't land until @taion publishes 0.2.1.


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These seem pretty rendundant.


good


Beyond my concern above, it's true that the ANetAstrometry task doesn't really fit the new framework, and in particular I don't see how ANetBasicAstrometryTask and AstrometryTask can share a common base task. I think ANetBasicAstrometry was intended to allow pluggable astrometry solvers, but I chose not to go that route ANetAstrometryTask uses a distort/undistort sequence that I found confusing and was trying to avoid.


just want to make change to readme1.txt file


Nice catch, my code was dumb. Not sure why I thought that would work.

This fix, however, doesn't fix the problem entirely. The problem is we're not looping to skip consecutive comments and newlines. This solution still doesn't skip two single-line comments in a row. I'll post a fix real quick.


I love this line of code... just to get around a NS conflict ;-)


this will build the production environment


Did you test this and run some blackbox files to compare?


Thanks!


We can also have them both. This is beta firmware and we want to play with it and compare.

We need new cli option
gyro_fir_filter_enable or something easy to understand

@qcopter
Any ideas about configurable coefficients? We can even have it automatic derived from the gyro refresh rate.


@DustinCampbell


Hmm. Vielleicht hättest du vorher von master mergen sollten; so wird das etwas schwieriger :-]


Merged here.


Wobei, ist ja scheinbar Großteils unverändert, vielleicht gehts auch gut.


assignment 37 completed


@palexiou  check this commit for errors


nice


Indonesian Language Translation


this doesn't actually need to get converted since this isn't a generator any more


Nice!


Looks great man, thanks a bunch. Nice refactoring.


This commit is probably not making its own commit, especially with the title "Implemented historical data UI." Smush this with others, or give it a more descriptive title


Sounds good


Note: this enum class is extracted from the ElasticIO class so that it can be used by both the existing ElasticIO class and the new EnumElasticIO class.


Thanks for adding this. It's been a long week and it slipped my mind :)


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This class is extracted from ElasticIO (where it was an inner class) so that the new EnumElasticIO class can also use it.


This is very dangerous.  If the user intends to type `n`, but hits any other key instead, the command will proceed as if he typed `Y`.

It should be `if [[ $ans = Y ]]`


Sounds good.  I agree that adding Radial makes the names far too long.  I think it's enough to have it in the doc.


Thanks.


Oh snap, this is ridiculous. Can you please edit the wording in the descriptions for me?


As noted, this logic is very dangerous.

It would be good to conduct similar reviews on all other commands in this repo that have the potential to delete data.


I agree it doesn't save much.


Thanks for the comments.  I'll give them some thought.  Coding in my lunch hour and didn't realise that Github kept the PR up to date with any pushes to the same branch :-)

I haven't tested this yet.


The alias is a required property when type git-clone is specified.


O.K.  If it's that easy for the coord to be wrong, how can we assume that the ref coord is right?


Is that a bad thing?


Not sure, just asking:
if ShowUidOnCrack is set, but disabled due to --save-memory, should there be a log message?


Haha ok.

Maybe I should make a betaflight unstable branch or something where we can keep adding things for testing


Merged here.


Is there anyway we can put back `.babelrc` in here? I'm running into: https://github.com/rackt/react-router/issues/1318


Hi, I'm wondering about this change.  Today I have a bug with pyzmq (14.7.0) and zmq (4.1.2) on Windows (32-bit) where I would encounter this:

    Assertion failed: nbytes == sizeof (dummy) (bundled\zeromq\src\signaler.cpp:303)

Do you know about the cause of this bug and whether it's related?

Thanks!


Percebi um erro no cálculo da velocidade média dentro do laço enquanto-faça. Na linha 151, a divisão está sendo hora/hora, onde deveria ser a variação do odômetro dividido pela hora.


I would like you to - I can't give you any marks for it right now because it doesn't actually run at all.


Well done! Congrats!


This section of code appears to be there to allow the increment to accumulate if there are multiple resets at the same EKF time step. If this is the case, then this should be noted in a comment above this line.


to keep this pythonic, maybe use a list comp?


cleanflight-alpha ;-)


Que mierda de modificacion


`if within_fragment and self.operation and self.operation.name:`

No need for len.


Name is probably not appropriate - idea is requests can pass through without logging their entire request body in future mapped requests (see l64), while when users use the 'try' function they get this useful extra info


states.states.closed?


no entiendo por qué llamas `slice` en un arreglo y luego `call`


awesome! thanks for the breakdown of how to structure the packages (first time structuring a package like this, and i actually __really__ like it).

a couple questions:
- i've noticed that most of the classes in supriya, implement __slots__, should i do this for the pattern library? (i suppose i will have if inheriting from SupriyaObject)
- the docstrings you compose are raw strings, whats up with that?
- not a question but its too bad about the lack of support for submodule documentation :crying_cat_face:
- why don't we mock scsynth and sclang for travis-ci testing? or subprocess.Popen in general that way there is no need to skip tests.

i'm glad you are into the implementation, i find it to be pretty easy to implement patterns -- though some naming convention for the classes that aren't containers for sequences, but either generate them by calling a function, or their `.get_sequence` method return a generator (FunctionPattern, GeneratorPattern?).

lastly, i think this is the extent of Patterns i'll implement. combining those that exist results in a fairly complex patterns. Pflat is the real gem as it make it possible to run sequences of Pbinds (pbinds in pbinds in sequences in lists) as a single list.


je ne parle pas anglais desole. Merci monsieur @durack1 d'avoir corriger ceci pour moi.


Che @rodrigoep94 que onda que se subio con tu cuenta de github?


@BenKenobi24, @joeclark-phd


dmesg log
http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=pJzdAyf4


this function is almost exactly like matchPayload. Maybe we could merge them and benefit from regex match in post params as well? :-)


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@dhensby

Already sorted: https://github.com/silverstripe/silverstripe-framework/pull/4602


test


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Nice one. Could you format the text to include appropriate line breaks? In markdown language (it's a .md file), to start a new line you have to put two spaces at the end of the line before pressing enter. Bit weird I know.

Could you clarify/modify accordingly this user story:
As a User,
So I can find the best word lists easily,
I want to be able to order the results page by 'most popular' or 'most recent'

What is the 'results page'? There's no user story describing this as far as I can tell.

What's your vision of how the site should flow from the landing page? And what should the landing page be like?

PS to make modifications to this pull request, it's easy: you either make further commits to your local master branch and push them to **YOUR** remote master branch, or you can just modify the README.md file directly in the browser in github, and it will make a new commit for you. The latter is probably the simplest in this case.

Let me know you've seen this!


hm, so do it for io.va to kickout the io->va = -1 hack


Possible issues
1) People in technical move vic to stage location, everyone dismounts to observe (or even fix a fucked up vic). Safestart goes off, vic gets removed
2) People in a transport truck move to an initial defense point, dismount set up. Safe start goes off. People then want to use truck to fall back. People are shit out of luck.
3) People are still briefing when safe start goes off (for example "Physicsing" choppers) vic disappears in front of them, people cry.

1 & 2 can be solved by setting a variable on the vic (i.e. a used boolean), only delete unused vics (only problem is people dicking around or getting in a truck that will not be used).
Not sure how to handle 3.


@bhourigan just set it like that:

```ruby
default['dnsmasq']['dns'] = {
 '#no-poll' => nil,
}
```


I think we can consider the Official ABEM link yours and let mine be obsolete.Just adding an announcement ok?


it would be possible to use return here already, then you dont need the abort variable (except you consider that as bad practice)


Where does this 8 come from?  It is a magic number, so it should be commented, or better yet put in a variable or constant.


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this text appears.. only if
player with "tailoring" skill > 280 and already learned that "cloth Bag"
it will be extremely difficult to find it :(

I can only say it will be smth like
```sql
'The journal of Jandice Barov is filled with rantings and ravings about the undead. Towards the end of the book is what appears to be a tailoring pattern for the creation of a bag of some sort. You already know its content'
```
... or smth simmilar...But i need real text...


psiCapacitySet  variable need because the before exit popup needs to access it.


@douglasduteil thanks you were exactly right, luckily non-critical. Added https://github.com/jspm/jspm-cli/commit/21380a13b8d63cbe0562f788e359b0a9aecf9145.


bunun nedeni ne yav niye bir satır daha gerekiyor :/


That looks exactly like how the spec is written.  However, I will point out that when I wrote the spec, I wrote the code first, and it was more like this:

if (states.failed > 0) {
  newState = failed;
} else if (states.connecting > 0 || states.checking > 0) {
  newState = 'connecting';
} else if (states.diconnected > 0) {
  newState = 'disconnected';
} else if (states.new > 0) {
  newState = 'new';
} else if (states.connected > 0) {
  newState = 'connected';
} else {  // All closed
  newState = 'new';
}

I *think* it's the same, but it is a bit tricky.  Unit tests are in order :).

Actually, I just noticed I may have gotten the spec wrong when there is a mix of connected/completed and new.  The spec actually doesn't describe a state for that.  I'll need to address that in the spec.


ok i made alphaflight


The fundamental quantities are reference coord (which comes from the reference catalog) and source centroid (which comes from detection. Fitting a WCS consists of coming up with a mapping between these and the fitter is not allowed to change these.

During the process of fitting a WCS it is by no means certain that anything other than the fundamental quantities are right. The source coord may be NaN or incorrect; similarly for the reference centroid and the match's distance field. The fitters are careful not to make any assumptions about this or waste time setting them if unnecessary. I wanted these functions to be useful even while fitting.

At the end of the fitting the WCS and match list should be self-consistent and the distance field ought to be set (though the code has to perform special actions to make that happen, so it's conceivable they will not be). At that point it's best to use makeMatchStatistics (the variant that uses the distance field) because that function is more efficient, though admittedly it has the misfeature that you are stuck with whatever units the distance field happens to be in.

I could offer no-WCS versions of the functions that use source coord or reference centroid; the only advantage I see over the distance-based function is that you are sure you are getting pixels or radians, and if you called those while fitting you might get garbage or, worse, stale information. I don't think the benefit outweighs the risk.


Spaces -> tabs in this function


More spaces. `typedef wdns_res (*fp)(char *, wdns_name_t *);`


Fewer spaces. `char *input;`


I don't know if we need to separate the whitelists since we should never have data that combines the two into a string like `pref_name-123`, which is the main reason we had to separate them in mediawiki. I think it'd be enough to have the changeset for this ticket to live completely in configuration.


there's no actual value and it's potential source of problems if SslStream was to change in the future.


`const uint8_t *a`


Could you please use `errors.ValueError` to wrap errors thrown from pycaching to common parent class?


An Oxford comma would not go amiss here.


Ok, então vamos remover essas variáveis que não são utilizadas e fazer a troca necessária no cálculo.


I would probably go with a lower fixed sleep time, but since i dont 100% know the context that´s a bit hard to judge.


corn oil is unavailable. Try other types.


`s/inline//`


More up to date version of this commit in my feature branch: https://github.com/stephenwilley/cleanflight/commit/266ed02a81757a10c865e5c292387f4eb0db3056

Includes the CLI variable.  Not at all tested until I get home.  Lunch over, back to work :-)


My editor automatically removed many trailing spaces. The interesting edits are located below (`getRoomList`) and in the other files.


Nah... but I'll add a note in the config comments.

BTW it's a confusing mismatch between `options.show_uid_on_crack` and config's `ShowUIDinCracks`


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ident :D


@themightychris @aharley40

/cbl/competencies looks good

/cbl/demonstrations/export?students was supposed to have no changes, but it is very different with multiple standards and competencies. I think this was mixed up with the /export-legacy report. Please revert

Finally, /cbl/demonstrations/export-legacy?students does not produce a report, so I can not analyze its accuracy.


looks like I forgot to put the common constants here :tongue:


Ha! I was wondering.


was this the default?


I noticed that too, but my editor says it's the three lines above that are the different ones ;-)


mas bien


Other interesting edit. I'm calling `React.render` asap so as to bootstrap the UI. Then, `ChatAPI.changeUser` is synchronous, so the first async call I'd need to handle is `ChatAPI.getRoomList`. That function now returns a "promise"  kind of object, which knows about a `then` function one may use to register success and error callbacks. Here, I'm only registering one anonymous function, so by convention that's a success callback. It will be fired if and when the deferrable the promise is bound to, gets resolved. I do resolve the deferrable in some other place, when the async process of getting the room list is over.


Thanks Aaron!


Note: The git diffs are really weird, but all I did was reorganize the controllers so they always went "Created -> Updated -> Deleted", where relevant.


consistent style. good job


Version number in the commit message should be `0.8.0`, not `0.8`.


ok


cc @staticfloat keep an eye out for buildbots binaries making their way to s3 for the julianightlies -> julialang dance (and replace 0.4-latest for packages' travis)


Ug, can we change this to normal regex syntax so it isn't confusing: "/[cC]ite[ _]\w+/".
I know you didn't write it, but it pains me :)


I wonder why this one is case sensitive and Cite isn't. Seems inconsistent. Anyway, just a passing comment.


No tengo ni la mas palida idea


I am not sure whether these `chmod()` calls should be silenced (see for example https://github.com/doctrine/common/pull/383).

The problem of failing `chmod()` calls is especially present in Vagrant setups using NFS to share files but seems only to be an issue if the user owning the file ("vagrant" most probably) is not the user running the code ("www-data", for example).

I think we're fine here if this is code that is run by a console user who is also the file owner, but silencing the `chmod()` might do no harm otoh.

@beberlei What do you think?


Hmm, looks like it's using tildes throughout. Nevermind, I guess :(


Why do I have to use your device tree to compile my device without sound.


FYI, I just sent an email to the list asking what we should do for the mix of connected/completed and new.  For now, you should probably pick something other than undefined.  I'd go with "new" if you have to pick something right now.


What a great opportunity to have such really appreciated feedbak !!! TYVM !!! :)


Thanks - I am glad the 250k+ games at STC wasn't completely in vein... :/


I think in the entities table you should have a field called entity_lcp which references a user
And I think you should drop the column called user_hris_access as we'll be implementing ACL using laravel therefore we'll have a roles table and permission table and in the permission table there you can insert a row for hris_access
Also I think you should add a column in msgs table which is an integer "1 or 0" under the name "read"
Finally i don't get the progress table

Thanks in advance ya shabab :dancers:


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Introduction

It is now possible to collect a large amount of data about personal movement using activity monitoring devices such as a Fitbit, Nike Fuelband, or Jawbone Up. These type of devices are part of the “quantified self” movement – a group of enthusiasts who take measurements about themselves regularly to improve their health, to find patterns in their behavior, or because they are tech geeks. But these data remain under-utilized both because the raw data are hard to obtain and there is a lack of statistical methods and software for processing and interpreting the data.

This assignment makes use of data from a personal activity monitoring device. This device collects data at 5 minute intervals through out the day. The data consists of two months of data from an anonymous individual collected during the months of October and November, 2012 and include the number of steps taken in 5 minute intervals each day.

Data

The data for this assignment can be downloaded from the course web site:

Dataset: Activity monitoring data [52K]
The variables included in this dataset are:

steps: Number of steps taking in a 5-minute interval (missing values are coded as NA)

date: The date on which the measurement was taken in YYYY-MM-DD format

interval: Identifier for the 5-minute interval in which measurement was taken

The dataset is stored in a comma-separated-value (CSV) file and there are a total of 17,568 observations in this dataset.

Assignment

This assignment will be described in multiple parts. You will need to write a report that answers the questions detailed below. Ultimately, you will need to complete the entire assignment in a single R markdown document that can be processed by knitr and be transformed into an HTML file.

Throughout your report make sure you always include the code that you used to generate the output you present. When writing code chunks in the R markdown document, always use echo = TRUE so that someone else will be able to read the code. This assignment will be evaluated via peer assessment so it is essential that your peer evaluators be able to review the code for your analysis.

For the plotting aspects of this assignment, feel free to use any plotting system in R (i.e., base, lattice, ggplot2)

Fork/clone the GitHub repository created for this assignment. You will submit this assignment by pushing your completed files into your forked repository on GitHub. The assignment submission will consist of the URL to your GitHub repository and the SHA-1 commit ID for your repository state.

NOTE: The GitHub repository also contains the dataset for the assignment so you do not have to download the data separately.

Loading and preprocessing the data

Show any code that is needed to

Load the data (i.e. read.csv())

Process/transform the data (if necessary) into a format suitable for your analysis

What is mean total number of steps taken per day?

For this part of the assignment, you can ignore the missing values in the dataset.

Calculate the total number of steps taken per day

If you do not understand the difference between a histogram and a barplot, research the difference between them. Make a histogram of the total number of steps taken each day

Calculate and report the mean and median of the total number of steps taken per day

What is the average daily activity pattern?

Make a time series plot (i.e. type = "l") of the 5-minute interval (x-axis) and the average number of steps taken, averaged across all days (y-axis)

Which 5-minute interval, on average across all the days in the dataset, contains the maximum number of steps?

Imputing missing values

Note that there are a number of days/intervals where there are missing values (coded as NA). The presence of missing days may introduce bias into some calculations or summaries of the data.

Calculate and report the total number of missing values in the dataset (i.e. the total number of rows with NAs)

Devise a strategy for filling in all of the missing values in the dataset. The strategy does not need to be sophisticated. For example, you could use the mean/median for that day, or the mean for that 5-minute interval, etc.

Create a new dataset that is equal to the original dataset but with the missing data filled in.

Make a histogram of the total number of steps taken each day and Calculate and report the mean and median total number of steps taken per day. Do these values differ from the estimates from the first part of the assignment? What is the impact of imputing missing data on the estimates of the total daily number of steps?

Are there differences in activity patterns between weekdays and weekends?

For this part the weekdays() function may be of some help here. Use the dataset with the filled-in missing values for this part.

Create a new factor variable in the dataset with two levels – “weekday” and “weekend” indicating whether a given date is a weekday or weekend day.

Make a panel plot containing a time series plot (i.e. type = "l") of the 5-minute interval (x-axis) and the average number of steps taken, averaged across all weekday days or weekend days (y-axis). See the README file in the GitHub repository to see an example of what this plot should look like using simulated data.


v


WMS returns list of layers in this format: "geonode:xxxxx". So I'm slicing the string to extract the layer type name without "geonode:"


Change Image title from Ho Chi Minh City to San Francisco


#5067-CoilCoolingWaterToAirHeatPumpVariableSpeedEquationFit-inside-AirLoopHVACUnitarySystem (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1873 of 1874 tests passed)

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I would say say. It probably won't have too much harm.
Some people may have .twig, like me, etc


FYI - Noticed a couple of bugs in this (braces in mw.c notably) - I've corrected and rebased in my branch


好吧，这么多坑在里面，两位辛苦了


I'm still playing around with your code - will drop more notes as I think about things.

- You don't have to implement slots on subclasses. I've gotten into the habit of it (and I know this is generally discouraged by the wider Python community for reasons of inheritance) because it locks down the namespace of the classes I create. While I love the dynamism of Python, I've found that dynamically assigning anything to classes acts as a kind of subtle obfuscation, and discourages documentation.

- I've been using raw strings for my docstrings out of habit from working on Abjad, because LilyPond syntax uses a ton of backslashes. Life is simpler when I just use raw strings from the get-go. Let me know if there's a reason not to do it beyond non-necessity.

- I've been iterating on Abjad's documentation system for years, while the overall package structure there has gradually shifted. Supriya's package structure (and a lot of its tool-chain and patterns) are based on Abjad's. I've ended up not using subpackages because I feel they don't lend clarity in the long run, while they also entail some additional complexity in the import and doc regime. I know the doc-building can be generalized to support them, but I'm not sure if it's worth it. But, if you want to take a stab at generalizing the doc-building / scraping for submodules, go for it! The main relevant class is Abjad's [DocumentationManager](https://github.com/Abjad/abjad/blob/master/abjad/tools/documentationtools/DocumentationManager.py).

- That's an interesting suggestion about mocking. It's tricky though, because a lot of the Scsynth-dependent tests send messages to the server and then request responses back (which happens asynchronously). For example, I'll create a synth/group structure, send the instantiation messages to the server, then request diagnostics from the server about how things are structured over there. The test hinges both on successful communication, and on our local Python node-graph model matching the server's node-graph. The Sclang-dependent tests involve comparing Supriya's SynthDef compilation with SC's (which happens on the language side). Now that I think of it, I can probably run Sclang on Travis. But mocking out Scsynth's interaction with Supriya is potentially a lot of work. Definitely on my plate.


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Like others have pointed out, I guess we need some way to assign one or more networks to a pod, and we need some way to designate which network is "Primary" for the purposes of pod.Status.IP.  IIRC in the pod status PR (https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/12595) it was decided that even if a pod had multiple IPs, only one would be "primary" (whatever that means).

Anyway, so this should probably be a loop and we only stuff the returned IP from the "primary" network into pod.Status.PodIP.


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Please don't comment out cron statements.


straighten_quotes() takes care of '’', so you don't need to have it here.


Why?


ok


Likewise we'll need to tear them all down here.  But can the pod labels/annotations change while the pod is running?  If so that could result in not cleaning up after the pod correctly.


Fixes #4


Fixes #5


Best commit


No I can assure you. Is KiCad that decides where to search for translations. I have Linux Ubuntu and KiCad is one of the few packages that puts its translations in that non standard place. Almost all other apps put the .mo files correctly in /usr[/local]/share/locales/nn/LC_MESSAGES/. Anyway I have tried with my local copy of KiCad and if I move all the .mo files there, KiCad starts and works only in English. I do not say that this is wrong. I just say that the search path for translations won't be changed by devs for this stable version. So keep your patch in a warm place for the next version, when devs will be more willing to change internal hard coded search paths!


Check my alphaflight :dancer:
I was a bit ahead and even flight tested it in my garage! Looks promising!


GroundDomainUpdate (mmatts) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1863 of 1880 tests passed)

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Actually, I tried to write the spec of making it "new" and it was really complicated.  I think "connected" is a better idea after all.  So you code would change to:

+      if (states.connected + states.completed > 0 &&
+          states.connected + states.completed + states.closed + states.new ===
+          this.mLines.length) {
+        newState = 'connected';
+      }

And mine would change to:

if (states.failed > 0) {
newState = failed;
} else if (states.connecting > 0 || states.checking > 0) {
newState = 'connecting';
} else if (states.diconnected > 0) {
newState = 'disconnected';
} else if (states.connected > 0) {
newState = 'connected';
} else if (states.new > 0) {
newState = 'new';
} else { // All closed
newState = 'new';

}


Cool.  I'll check it later :-)


I almost feel like we should just define one called "kubernetes" or something as the default, instead of blindly returning the first file found off the disk.  IMHO having defined behavior is better.


is 1.6 by default with SDK 16


The initial and revised versions of our abstract are posted here.


Would this still match if I made a POST request with `{}` in the body?


„cu sursă deschisă...”
„Există câteva lucruri...”


Yep! https://github.com/gustavnikolaj/hijackresponse/commit/398c23070f0545c54194296098d6b8ef0e354d45


@azturner Is this the best place for this extension method. I allows you to get the attribute value from a property. I need to truncate the workflow name to the max size in the SetWorkflowName action and didn't want to hardcode it. This allows it to truncate based on the value of the MaxLength data annotation. Not sure if this is the best class for the extension method though.


why pass the parentName in instead of the actual parent?

the two loops over components in this method and in the caller look really similar.  can't these be turned into the same loop?  e.g. just set up the initial/extra parameters in the original call and then just do the loop and recurse in the decompose method?


LGTM, just questions


need to remove `@` here as well


„contribuitorii, licențiatorii și partenerii săi” (pronumele la final)


Nice -- you could add the same test [with different result, of course] after calling update.


TeamCity pull requests :: netty [Build 225](https://garage.netty.io/teamcity/viewLog.html?buildId=1482&buildTypeId=pulls_netty&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 15 (15 new), passed: 4661, ignored: 16 Build time: 00:09:11
### Failed tests
```
io.netty.handler.codec.http2.DefaultHttp2RemoteFlowControllerTest.windowUpdateAndFlushShouldTriggerWrite: <no details avaliable>

io.netty.handler.codec.http2.DefaultHttp2RemoteFlowControllerTest.initialWindowUpdateShouldSendPartialFrame: <no details avaliable>

io.netty.handler.codec.http2.DefaultHttp2RemoteFlowControllerTest.childrenShouldNotSendDataUntilParentBlocked: <no details avaliable>

io.netty.handler.codec.http2.DefaultHttp2RemoteFlowControllerTest.connectionWindowUpdateShouldSendPartialFrame: <no details avaliable>

io.netty.handler.codec.http2.DefaultHttp2RemoteFlowControllerTest.parentShouldWaterFallDataToChildren: <no details avaliable>

io.netty.handler.codec.http2.DefaultHttp2RemoteFlowControllerTest.initialWindowUpdateShouldSendEmptyFrame: <no details avaliable>

io.netty.handler.codec.http2.DefaultHttp2RemoteFlowControllerTest.stalledStreamShouldQueuePayloads: <no details avaliable>

io.netty.handler.codec.http2.DefaultHttp2RemoteFlowControllerTest.payloadLargerThanWindowShouldWritePartial: <no details avaliable>

io.netty.handler.codec.http2.DefaultHttp2RemoteFlowControllerTest.blockedStreamShouldSpreadDataToChildren: <no details avaliable>

io.netty.handler.codec.http2.DefaultHttp2RemoteFlowControllerTest.samePriorityShouldDistributeBasedOnData: <no details avaliable>

io.netty.handler.codec.http2.DefaultHttp2RemoteFlowControllerTest.queuedPayloadsReceiveErrorOnStreamClose: <no details avaliable>

##### there are 5 more failed tests, see build details
```


wondering if this will be expensive if the body is large? lots of magic going on here but I believe _.isEqual involves a toString() call? https://github.com/lodash/lodash/blob/3.10.1/lodash.src.js#L2285


Perhaps explain what the 'value of a constraint' is.


Mon plaisir @doutriaux1, mon français est plutôt défraîchi si heureux de simplifier les choses où je peux ..


@cpascua Instead of using nested `if`s like this, you can use a `cond` statement, which takes pairs of predicate/action with `:else` flagging the default condition. Each pair is potentially an early exit from the statement.


I agree. The default should be "No".


@AlissaSquared awesome :). We can now use these instead of the in repo ones. I'll add these to the repos as well for people that just pull them. I don't know if pae.st is building to docker hub, but i'll work on making that do.


Hmm... Looking at it now - it seems that you already tested that in the first two tests? :-)


Definitely need comments on what these messages are .


Acredito que agora o cálculo da velocidade média parcial terá o resultado esperado.


„furnizate «ca atare»”
„contribuitorii, licențiatorii și distribuitorii săi declină toate” (1. pronumele la final, din nou; 2. se subînțelege că toți cei enumerați, nu e nevoie de „își”)
„incluzând, fără a se limita la acestea, garanțiile conform cărora Serviciile sunt comercializabile”
„Vă asumați în totalitate riscul în ceea ce privește selectarea”


bitblp url does not work, as the account suspended for hakspek.com


I'm not sure this can be done downstream, and I know this file is supposed to be for both, so maybe this is not the right place.  Thoughts?


can you file an issue to add string tokens everywhere so that we can minify this code?


otherwise this commit lgtm


Thanks for the tip. I didn't like using the nested `if`s, and I didn't know about `cond`.  It is much cleaner.


What’s the purpose of this rule? It doesn’t seem to make any difference.


Hi! @tonyd256 I'm just moving a project which uses Argo to Swift 2.0, and this doesn't work in the way that I think you intend it to. This is what happens in the latest stable Cocoapods, 0.38.2

```
Analyzing dependencies
Pre-downloading: `Argo` from `https://github.com/thoughtbot/Argo`, tag `v2.0.0`
Removing Box
Removing Runes
Downloading dependencies
Installing Argo 2.0.0 (was 1.0.4)
```

Which means that Argo does not compile as Runes has gone. Should I be adding the dependency explicitly in my app's Podfile?


Obvious comment, please remove.


Este es un ejemplo de como crear repositorios con github


Please leave the editor flexing like the current textarea.


Looks like it should be private.


you can use dart's string interpolation:

```
'Component for route ${path} is not defined, or is not a class.'
```


Ai scăpat niște ghilimele neromânești, mai exact la al doilea text marcat între ghilimele de pe această linie :D


Só pra zuar mesmo esse dragão kkkkk


I still haven't found a good solution for nested `if`/`let` over and over.


For the optimization cl, not only that a provably static child, should turn off the query, but also the visit method should stop after hitting a single element. Not change here.


Why is `_visualEffectView` added into the view hierarchy here, rather than at the end of `setBlurType` like you did for `VibrancyView`?


Let’s use `1px solid gray` here (slightly lighter color, order of properties consistent with the rest of the stylesheet).

Also, it would be good to adapt the rule for `<textarea>` above a bit:

```css
#content textarea.code {
  width: 100%; height: 20em;
  border: 1px solid gray;
  font-family: "Lucida Console", fixed, monospace;
}
```

This will make both editors match visually.


nit: space between >= and 0.


Argo now uses a basic Runes install as a submidule downloaded by CocoaPods. If it's not building for you, try deleting the Pods directory, as that fixed my issues. You can also try installing Argo by using the main version and not pointing to a tag.


`dangerouslySetInnerHTML`を利用するのは避けたのですが、`md2react`を利用してハイライトは行えない感じですか。


wrong repo url


You can revert this. This block is changing with upcoming sync changes of mine — those updatesInProgress flags are going away — and I've changed the throw call in my code.


Can we add the empty check in the `QueryRef` instead. I want to dart users `QueryList` to have similar semantics to dart `List`.


Changed this to the actual Customer urls. its just nicer to do


steam selection?


@danthorpe So it works as intended. It's a bit unusual but what we did here is remove Runes as a dependency of Argo. Argo doesn't actually need anything in runes besides the operator definitions. So we're using submodules to download Runes and link in just the file we need with Argo. This is a way to use the same operator file as Runes does without having to require Runes as a dependency. If your project also needs Runes then you can add that to your podfile separately.


Oops


@vineelsonnathi should be "name_sfx" yeah?


Hmm, I think I've changed it but not sure. Not used the pull concept yet.

I thought they would be able to search for word lists. The results page would be the search results page. I've updated user stories to reflect this.

I imagine they can either search for wordlists and maybe browse them by category too. Or they can search for a term and it brings back both wordlists with the term in the title, wordlists with the term in the wordlist's category and individual words that match the term too. If you agree, I can update the user stories.

So the homepage would likely focus on the search. But probably also have a selection of the latest or highest rated word lists too.


r+


Please modify like this:

```css
#content .CodeMirror pre {
  overflow: visible;
  padding: 0; border: none;
  background-color: inherit;
}
```

This more completely reverses the effect of the `#content pre` rule above.


extract the condition to a local, for readability


Generally looks good if it works :)


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/commit/5e1dd25eef300f4b775d1c397ad9d617ee7c1380


merging MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/mergeAccountTweaks = 5e1dd25e into auto


MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/mergeAccountTweaks = 5e1dd25e merged ok, testing candidate = 2a76d0e7


why do you document this as a public api?


Uh... Yeah. Hmm, I wonder why that seemingly worked all along in those two tests. There must be some important difference that I can't see for the trees on my phone right now :/


ditto


Thanks @jshier - Deleting my `Pods` folder and doing a fresh `pod install` made it all work. @tonyd256 - smart way of resolving the tiny dependency!


Please remove (I don’t think the gutter is needed and even if it is there, I think the original light gray version is better visually).


74564912Issue4347BBRadConvHW (wfbuhl) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1344 of 1344 tests passed)

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That sounded weird. Pretend that I put "for the threes" in quotes :)


The whole block of CodeMirror rules would fit better above the `#content #output-header` rules (the rules are more or less in the order of visual appearance).


or `item.get('enclosures', [])`


Can we use the decorator form here. It will be more instructive. Also, can we add a setter for child, to verify the setting happens at the right time.


Unless I'm missing something, these two are unused.


Better to use ``libraryKey`` in errors, since they're more useful when they end up in error reports.

``throw new Error(item._ObjectType + " " + item.libraryKey + " is not editable");``


otherwise this looks reasonable


Although, actually, no, I thought it had worked, but it hasn't. I'm looking for a Runes.swift file inside the Argo sources right?


No additional empty line please.


Bon, je me suis trompé sur le nom : ce n'est pas la Chapelle (qui est sur le réseau Paris Nord) mais la Villette.


*trees, argh. I'd better get some sleep :)


Might as well return undefined for this too, I guess.


:smile:


do you not see the file?


103677580-CrashSolarShadingClippoly (JasonGlazer) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1880 of 1880 tests passed)

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This code duplicates code below and even contains this line twice:

```
$(".CodeMirror").height(($(".CodeMirror").parent().parent().innerHeight() - 14) + "px");
```

Please clean that up. Also, the line mentioned above should actually replace a similar `#grammar` line below.


so you prefixed all of the hooks with `$`? it should be mentioned as a breaking change


the entity_lcp could be retrieved from the eb table but yes we can add it to the entities table
okay i agree with you about the hris_access
we can add the msg_read column to messages tables
the progress table will be used by the user to update his/her progress on reaching the task_goal


I think this can be just inlined at the toplevel.


![argo 2 0 0](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/309420/9973140/d9930ea2-5e65-11e5-9a39-ca868abf5650.png)

Maybe I need to run the pre-release 0.39 Cocoapods. I was just looking through their changes but nothing jumped out.


https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/airleasecorp

Perhaps you didn't mean to leave that bucket in there.


@cr3pt  calm down that can always be fixed in another commit.....


Updated MonkeyLearn free plan limit.


can you make this more actionable?

```
'Route configuration property "component" for route ' + instruction.urlPath + ' is expected to be the component name string. Was: ' + componentName
```


Does this mean that there is now no way to configure a route as controller + template pair? I think we need both if we want people to migrate over easily.


I don’t think the line numbers are *that* useful and they add a lot of visual clutter. Please remove them.


You can remove this option, `false` is the default value.


My app has crashed without having the notification function available, if that helps at all.

The notofication will only show up if the app is closed or in the background, as well as if the phone screen is off.


Shouldn't the ssl options be removed from /connect options?


Weird, just created a brand new demo project, and it does work....

![working](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/309420/9973173/76d93038-5e66-11e5-8fb1-6a3f8854acb3.png)


@numtel bumped


Let’s disable this, many people (including me) hate this kind of magic behavior. The safer choice is to disable it.


Is it appeared in your rom's power menu?
It seems some of fixes are needed.

https://github.com/jollaman999/android_frameworks_base/commit/cbaf556d779fee2a6d785f4e50228fad8e6ba03a
https://github.com/jollaman999/android_packages_apps_Settings/commit/cd8f06eb080b2229c518f15f39f98410d9616648


感谢作者多年的贡献！


Hmm? detect_container() no longer takes any paramters... what's going on here?


shouldn't need the prerelease .. I'm on an older version ... maybe clear out the Pods folder and .lock file?


Can you just use --exclude instead, to ignore the broken file?


Type should be 'y', i.e. a byte, as the allowed range is 0..255, and not more.


Okay, so just a caching issue (they're located in `~/Library/Caches/CocoaPods/Pods/Release/`) All fine now.


If the DialogResult is != OK, the program should return instead of continuing on to saving the files.


Misses the alternative chek for the user session.


Thanks for your help and timely responses! Congrats on the 2.0 & 3.0 releases!


Should be uint8_t I figure... See above...


Wouldn’t `"change"` be enough instead of `"cursorActivity"`? Also, if it is triggered properly even for synthetic change events, the other events wouldn’t be needed. (If they are needed, please order them in the same order as events for the other inputs — line 209 and below).


I don't understand this delete, and others like this I've seen. I think on a merge, this needs to use the "theirs then mine" button.


Obvious comment, remove.


I'd return BUS_ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED here...


No empty line please.


Si sacas
+MAKE_ARGS := $(wordlist 2,$(words $(MAKECMDGOALS)),$(MAKECMDGOALS))
+# ...and turn them into do-nothing targets
+$(eval $(MAKE_ARGS):;@:)
 la variable MAKE_ARGS no se evalua
por lo tanto el make erase QSPI  o make erase FLASH van todos a make erase sin distincion del siguiente parametro.
No tengo claro para que mas estaba MAKE_ARGS....pero segun veo en download , se podria solamente usar
ifeq ($(words $(MAKECMDGOALS)), xxx)


would be nice, to get this as a pushbutton in preview file dialog "add to toolbar".
So you can just grab a couple of examples, push them to the toolbar, and then quickly select them for rendering.


Backwards compatibility. We also fallback to `use_ssl` when reading the config file :-)


systemd-exit.service also needs to be added to the system instnce, no?


Please don't change the `id`.


Why did this go away? It looks like it's still in use:
https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=testify%2Frequire&type=Code

_(asside: is there any way to search for a string literal in github?)_


Why did this change? Same below.


👍

> On 19 Sep 2015, at 00:14, condret <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> hm, so do it for io.va to kickout the io->va = -1 hack
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
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This is too short... The exit codepath really should go through systemd-shutdown, too, if we are running as PID 1....


https://github.com/jbavari/cordova-plugin-video-editor/issues/24

Someone reported that for Android, there is an issue with the Manifest. It looks like the original developer simply nested a project in a project, as the ffmpeg Android folders have a Manifest and icon resource files. I'm wondering if cleaning those (and related) files would solve the build issue.


need some \`\`s here


hahaha


Awesome - thanks! I've been wanting to package this for a while but haven't had the chance.


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/81106719


\`\`-E \<envVar=val\>\`\` maybe?


this commit message surpasses any commit message


\`\`s on these flags.... unless you think It's going overboard.


\`\`s


I dont think we need the `cb` passed to `onopen` method


Minor \`\` changes and it's good!


Ah, this is the problem I noted earlier.  The rst document we were pointed at says that this will be formatted as an Option List.  But in fact it's not.  I'll rework it, but I'll have to do it later -- I can do it right now.


„Nu vi se acordă niciun drept asupra mărcii comerciale sau asupra licențelor referitor la mărcile comerciale ale Mozilla Foundation sau ale oricărei părți, inclusiv, dar fără a se limita la numele Firefox sau logo. Informații suplimentare privind mărcile comerciale pot fi găsite [aici](https://www.mozilla.org/foundation/trademarks/policy/).” (e și pe Locamotion)


Same as above we don't need this line


Checked


Same failure to render an Option List.


Great! Thanks! :tada:


Can you also add a test case for this, should be easy to add.
And man thanks again for contributing!!!


A couple of more general notes:

  * Use a minified version of CodeMirror files. This is in line with other vendored libraries and it will make the site faster. (A more proper solution would be to use a build system, but we’re not there yet.)
  * Put the CodeMirror files into `public/vendor/codemirror` (with lower-case letters in the directory name). Again, this is in line with other vendored libraries.
  * The implementation has a bug where lines below 25 are not shown in the editor on load and only appear after ones moves cursor there. I reproduced it with Chrome 45.0.2454.93 and Firefox 40.0.3 on OS X 10.9.5, which makes me think it’s not just a browser glitch. I’m not sure where this problem originates, but it definitely needs to be fixed before I deploy CodeMirror to the site.


File checked


Surprisingly, this looks good even without ``s. @ben-albrecht - is this how this file is going to turn out?

https://github.com/gbtitus/chapel/blob/rstify-executing/doc/release/README.executing.rst


Also the same as the other two.


I didn't add them at the time because even without them it compiled fine under Linux. I've now added SDL2 include files and also updated the libraries and C::B Windows project file, as of (https://github.com/jmmaunus/AC/commit/63af3f9a985675deee180afb036ad73f5621c38f) the project compiles successfully under Windows and seems to run fine (although the keymap is still messed up).

My bad for the late reply, I didn't think anyone was paying any attention to my repo.


fast-forwarding master to auto = 2a76d0e7


Temporary links:
https://s3.amazonaws.com/julianightlies/bin/linux/x64/0.4/julia-0.4.0-fa52609644-linux64.tar.gz
https://s3.amazonaws.com/julianightlies/bin/linux/x86/0.4/julia-0.4.0-fa52609644-linux32.tar.gz
https://s3.amazonaws.com/julianightlies/bin/osx/x64/0.4/julia-0.4.0-fa52609644-osx.dmg
https://s3.amazonaws.com/julianightlies/bin/winnt/x64/0.4/julia-0.4.0-fa52609644-win64.exe

We appear to be missing win32, dunno what happened there. Supposedly succeeded http://buildbot.e.ip.saba.us:8010/builders/package_win6.2-x86/builds/151 but I triggered a new one anyway.


Agreed. Modified in 7efe3185d30b97b4b4e4b9a50628d391b06fb632.


... or now that Greg merged and deleted the branch:

https://github.com/chapel-lang/chapel/blob/master/doc/release/README.executing.rst#configuration-constants-for-tracking-memory


This is a fix for the menu-refactor branch, not the normal branch.


Pode :scissors:  estes comentários.


Qual o propósito de chamar o método `getVida` sem fazer nada com o retorno dele?


Either way - check your annotations, Override or Overwrite?


pq `mes` é String?


This is pretty close to the old model in lunchpac and I think there are some ways we could improve. there could be two models, one for order and one for menu items. an order has many menu items. that way we don't need these arbitrary soup related fields. soup could be its own menu item, and the soups that are not available could be made inactive each week by an admin, and a user can order many menu items.


and further, the menu items should probably not be repeated with each order instance, so maybe we could have 3 models, Item, Order and OrderLine where Item contains the official name of the item, Order has many OrderLines, and OrderLine contains a reference to Item and a text field where the user can enter special instructions.


xD
You don't need to override them all. :)
You can just use the auto replacing ones, and override the ones that needs different grammar. :)


We should have an `image?` function to use for such code pattern.


El laboratorio 1 está bien :)


any reasons? I think it will be quiet common to find phoenix projects that use coffeescript.


Yes.. HMP scheduling support is required.
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> Hey neobuddy! Does this require any updates scheduler side?
>
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>


Faltan las preguntas del lab2 al igual que el minified. Creo que tuviste una confusión :/


Does python allow `-` in module names? I tried it in the interpreter and it doesn't seem to work.


I am a nice comment


Está completo el lab1 :+1:


Is it deteermined by `Clone` trait?


Te faltan las preguntas del lab2, también incluir el minified css :/


I think this method is pointless because CharFields are required by default, so you're already good, the body field is already required.


#4702-AirloopHVACUnitarySystem-autosizing-incorrect-for-heating-only-systems-when-using-FlowPerHeatingCapacity (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1873 of 1880 tests passed)

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Googled around, we should not use dashes in module name..

Although it can be imported by `__import__("autograde-runes")`


Fixed in ab997a4 :)


COol!


感谢


I've been experimenting with options set validation which seem not to be working as expected in all the parsers I tried. Finally, I switched back to CommandLineParser and will soon remove the NDesk.Options leftovers.


OK


yo


#4702-AirloopHVACUnitarySystem-autosizing-incorrect-for-heating-only-systems-when-using-FlowPerHeatingCapacity (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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oi, não precisa de tantos (), pode deixar:

```Java
return this.ano % 400 == 0 || (this.ano % 4 == 0 && this.ano % 100 != 0);
```


pq foi criado este método?


去除TabView 分割线


Can you not do this in the line above?
```python
  filters['tag:%s' %f] = eval(filters.pop(f))
```


is something missing here? it's a diff of the same messages.


IMPORTANTE


`jasmine-core` is installed automatically when installing `karma`'s plugin `karma-jasmine`.

This is because `jasmine-core` is defined as a `peer dependency` of `karma-jasmine` (`^0.3.6`).


cuidado com a inconsistência no estilo do código.. ali em cima vc usou bigodes para o `if`, agora aqui não, mesmo sendo apenas de uma instrução, é legal padronizar..


Is the latest version


I don't understand the
```python
filters=filters
```
Why not just pass ``filters``?


Can you remove --no-sandbox from instructions here and also add instructions to build chrome-sandbox or perhaps get related/link https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/master/docs/linux_suid_sandbox_development.md


Now the only difference between the local and the server is the PHP version is not the same


Thanks for adding this


cuidado com a duplicação no código dos construtores.


Ouch :-1: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=cruft


yo


Esse  foi um dos primeiros projetos que criei se puder deixe uma opinião de melhorioa!!!


merge


@pthatcherg: how does that approach look? Order of evaluation is directly from the spec, I haven't bothered to optimize the conditions.

It looks as if adding dtls transports is as easy as evaluting them in the loop that increments without changes to the logic much (caveat: total will be 2*mLines.length then)


cuidar indentação do código!


Nit: Keep this empty line to prevent possible conflict with upstream :)


Ditto.


Whats heck is up with that?


yeah sorry about the chunks of commented code. I was trying to see if the scrolling works a while back, but I forgot to clean it up before pushing.The comments and event detail stuff should be changed over the weekend. Thanks for the feedback! I appreciate it


It's a placeholder that's not really needed yet.  My experience is that this stuff often accumulates needlessly.  I was thinking of definition #4 or maybe #1 more rather than #2 or #3.  It boilerplate that feels like noise/clutter.


Oh dear, I didn't mean to link to github issues in that comment.


It's not need I have recreated it the newer commit


Why did we revert this?


Presumably it also tags those that do not have a tag ``Name``?  I don't think that is implied by the message.


the test doesn't work
but

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Shouldn't need this event anymore, locationChanged is called on chapter load now.


The following script used to crash rc trip on RedHat 6, but not on RedHat 4 or Fedora.
The problem was that "v" was hashed to the same position as an empty string (0), but its Variable (vp[0].p), although freed, was not reset to NULL in `hash.c::delete_var()`. Later, when `whatis` prints the empty "variable" (hash entry 0), the entry had non-NULL `.p` pointing to garbage.
The crash would not happen if the variable's name was different or if f2 invokes f1 once, not twice. I believe the reason is that in those cases freed hash entry was not 0.
The fix was to add reset the p field when the variable is removed from the hash table.

```
fn f1 { v=() {  }}
fn f2 { f1  1;  f1  2 }
f2
whatis
```


bom! :+1: :+1:


I kept `GetPrefix` method here and in set below so we don't have to check for Path being empty or non-empty in two places.


empd (nmerket) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: Build Failed

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Derp


Muito bom, ficou bem legível esse método.


pode cortar uma linha sobrando aqui :scissors:


podes fazer `sorte *= -33;`


Test


Thanks for writing these @esmithayer! I'm getting `UndefinedError: 'recently_updated' is undefined` when I hit the `index.html` page. I tried rebuilding patient data and made sure to `pip install` for the new requirements. What else should I be trying here?


Instead of having `init()`, you can accept params here like `function(name, src)` and then  do the initialization logic, then move the appendTo to the `render()` function. That way you can do something like 'var cat = Cat.new("cat name", "cat/src/here")`


well done !


mattWatkinsEdit


Pra ser sincero comentei ali pra ser mais facil ler o exercicio, e entao esqueci de tirar ^^"


Did you mean to comment in a PR?


The base path that will be used to resolve all patterns, e.g. `files` and `exclude`.


Also added HTTPS support, while I'm at it :P


vcf


@levicole


Supiderman


Thats intentional, its simulating the case when we deal with exactly identical instances .


Aldair, você adicionou novamente todas as variáveis.


Don't eat me on this. These are missing on the device.


Perdão, Cássia. Eu tive algum problema na hora de mandar o git push. Tentei consertar, mas não deu certo. Eu modifiquei as últimas linhas também para os novos nomes das variáveis. Já mandei uma mensagem pro professor mostrando o problema.


* This should be a list of files/patterns to load in the browser
* The file paths are relative to the `basePath`

For unit tests (Angular) to run correctly in the browser, typically we need to load:
* `angular` itself
 * `app/bower_components/angular/angular.js`
* `angular mocks`
 * `app/bower_components/angular-mocks/angular-mocks.js`
* project source code
 * `app/js/**/*.js`
* test code
 * `test/unit/**/*.js`


Missing blank line :)


Sorry about that--I changed the names of a bunch of the lists of patients that get passed to the template to make them more consistent, and I don't think that one exists anymore. Check out the end of the `index()` function in views.py, and try changing `recently_updated`  in `index.html` to one of the new names, like `your_recently_updated`.


Os cenários estão bons, estou apenas preocupado com o nome da classe no plural `Dwarves` invés de `Dwarf`


@adam3smith, shouldn't the journal abbreviation have periods here, like it used to have?


No, cloning is an explicit operation, separate from implicit moving or copying.


How did I miss that?
And why tests passed???


Não é uma boa ter tantos métodos set.


Okay..


Thanks for finding that oversight. Ember-cli upgrades needs to be reserved for when you have undivided attention!


`getLatestRawCrawl` doesn't take any arguments


Why do this?


fixed


oi, não precisa de tanto.

Podes fazer apenas:

```Java
return (this.ano % 4 == 0 && this.ano % 100 != 0) || this.ano % 400 == 0;
```


o nome do cenário não está bom


yes. That'd explain #12 too.


@levicole


Yea I actually have no idea, I suspect that this controller is not being tested :/


#4702-AirloopHVACUnitarySystem-autosizing-incorrect-for-heating-only-systems-when-using-FlowPerHeatingCapacity (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (806 of 806 tests passed)

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Bring ncgr-sh up to date with intermine:beta.


This number is wrong! :P


```python
  if self._reverse_tags == True
```
Isn't ``_reverse_tags`` already a boolean?  You should be able to just use
```python
  if self._reverse_tags
```


ehhehe a especificação correta do método equals (pra ele funcionar como vc quer) é o seguinte:

```Java
public boolean equals(Object obj) {

        DataTerceiraEra outraData = (DataTerceiraEra)obj;

        return this.dia == outraData.getDia() &&
            this.mes == outraData.getMes() &&
            this.ano == outraData.getAno();
    }
```

Amanhã te explico pq, mas se tiver curioso pesquisa melhor sobre Java Equals


Can we call ``get_all_volumes`` only once for the case when we are looking for reverse tags?  The current technique is going to query the list twice.


Why are the `@link`s being removed here?


It would, but it would overwrite some fields like `Name` with the value from `test.items[ix]`, but I want this test to validate that `Name` is correct.

The fields I'm overwriting are the fields that are dynamically set on the server, that is a subset of the fields in `ObjectMeta`


done.


This doesn't seem right.  `getFile` is a `File` object that represents the bag itself, not a file from the bag.  Ditto for `setFile`.


Certo! tá fazendo sentido pra mim, eu não achei na minha pesquisa alguém fazendo dessa forma, acho que preciso ser um googler melhor hehe.


Currently fusionpbx works like ` DIAL_STRING_BASED_ON_USERID = false`.
I use ` DIAL_STRING_BASED_ON_USERID = true`.  mcrane tell me that I first who use number alias in this way so I decide make it global. To use e.g. domain level we need `settings` function which quite expensive and because with load balancing memcache did not use it may be sufficiet. Also it possible define some Lua table in local.lua like
```Lua
DIAL_STRING_USERID_MODE={
  ["domain-name"]=true;
}
```
Similar changes I made in https://github.com/moteus/fusionpbx/commit/b37f436a1ed1af7ef5622385c2a9f0a8c5c54048


can't help tonight but maybe tomorrow
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I did use the code inspect in pycharm before I checked in, and it did not report any pep8 violations, except the following:-

For test_nova.py:-
Problem synopsis      Class names should use CamelCase convention (at line 26)

However, since all test classes have used the same naming convention, I thought it would not be advisable to change the pattern, hence did not go to correct this violation.

Please let me know if you need me to change it though...

Thanks.


Välkommen in i spelet!


woot


英语真是头疼


To make my suggestion from https://github.com/scala/slip/issues/19#issuecomment-141330486 more concrete, I would go for:

```scala
final implicit class FileOps(val self: java.io.File) extends AnyVal {
  ...
}
```


Para que es la t?


Ah, I see! Not a big deal right now - currently working on the patient overview views, which means I can sidestep the index page.

I'm building a `patient_overview` view that I assume you will be changing at some point. I'll push it to this branch in a bit here so you can see what I'm working on. Let me know if I should avoid touching the views!


Could i be getting build problems and a bootloop due to m8-common not included in a fresh repo sync?


oO


No, you can't do that - doing that will cause the filters['tag:%s' %f] to not have a value when an exception is thrown, (which is the case when the user have passed a non "OR" format tag)


@varomodt : I am not sure whether this is an issue with the GF field bindings or whether I am just doing something stupid. The error message looks suspicious though.


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1.add role
2.show rols list
3.add user to session
4.modify user info
5.log out
6.user must log in


That creates confusion because there are things like `.list` and `.delete` which exists both in `java.io.File` and also in `FileOps`. You'd have to be discerning Scala coder to know that the Java ones are called with parens e.g. `.list()` and the scala ones without parents e.g. `.list`


Be very careful with this kind of code.  What you have inadvertently done is disabled the default behaviour of all hyperlinks on the page.  It is not obvious on your page as the links don't go any where but if they linked to other pages on the site or externally they would not work as their default behaviour of navigation is prevented.  e.g. If I set the `href`` on any `a` tag to go to "http://google.com.au" they wouldn't load the page.


I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "Why not just pass filters"? We are passing filters - and that's how we pass them (via kwargs):

volumes = self._conn.get_all_volumes(filters=filters)


forgot to delete it


You didnt get my comment.  This is a global absolute setting. On production system you will find schenarios in which one customer wants to use alfanumeric usernames and numeric aliases (DIAL_STRING_BASED_ON_USERID = true) and in the same server usernames=aliases (DIAL_STRING_BASED_ON_USERID = false), this is my concern


See https://github.com/libbitcoin/libbitcoin-explorer/issues/289


cara, se dentro de (numeroSorte>=0 && numeroSorte <= 100){ nada acontece com o anão, não seria a mesma coisa se esse teste não existisse?


Good job! I think that we also need to do some research on how Python interacts with config files. The parameters in the DB connection, like host name, user, password and DB name, should be saved in a config file that can be read by the data access component, rather than hard-coded.


The thinking is to clearly distinguish stake transaction from standard transaction. Since stake has value 0 with vout[0], standard tx would have value > 0 with vout[0], but can have zero value with other outputs.
I agree it might be a bit redundant though, since stake is defined as having empty vout[0], which means both 0 value and an empty script. Though I don't really see the need to support a data transaction where all outputs have 0 value?
In the current implementation, it requires that the OP_RETURN output to NOT be vout[0].


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