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

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


I took the liberty to request a test for 7 threads: http://tests.stockfishchess.org/tests/view/562f7d990ebc5964d344617e


Note for posterity:  re our discussion, this can be reverted


for (int i=0; i<20; i++)


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:-)
Hey, something I just saw while speaking with Guruguru on the Japanese translation; about the last spell of Cayenne "CURSUS ANNULATION MAXIMUMUS" , hard to understand. I assumed Annulation = cancelling also in english, but it looks like it's difficult to understand that she spells something to cancel everything.  What do you think about 'Cursus Cancelus Maximumus' ?  ( spell/curse + cancelling + maximum ).


Isn't the method called `computeAlternatives ()`?

See https://github.com/fabpot/Twig/commit/d0a5ef8cc08f9283bdb144af402eb6b4f09727b5#diff-52b149ae6e17052fde00a9126b2f61b7R41


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okay


Доводим до автоматизма. Написала inline-block - пропиши подходящий vertical-align


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So the documentation is wrong?
I understood that while building it has no importance. Then when running you provide the correct volume.


Worked around it for now: 40455f2.


String.split takes a regex and compiles it. This is probably the worst possible way to split a string. Use apache commons' StringUtils or guava splitter for this.


пустое заполнить или убрать


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This would make a new StringBuilder in each iteration.


This is actually better


Niet beter naar alle <script>-tags zoeken?


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when it was an internal function it makes sense, but now as a general api, it shouldn't be able to encode other kinds of parameters, such as headers ?


PEP-8: drop the spaces around `=` in keyword args.


This is a very Ehcache-y name. Counter stats won't necessarily track entries so IMHO this name should be more abstract.


The problem is that we can't bind the volume to some path ( -v somePath:/origin) when running in the workflow job context.


Apache commons' stringutils has a better implementation


Thanks, I've fixed the two locations.


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same here


Thanks for the reply! Thats a bit strange, I just did a migration on a test system and when I use %P, the script is still unable to find an inbox folder for an input user named "user.name". I wrote a little workaround, that basically renames certain folders before the actual migration but I wanted to let you know :)


In the case of migration it isn't the most important thing to modify.


what does this if-statement actually do? ie we still get an error when `current_resource` is `nil` cause of the delete method called on it...


= Collections.isEmpty()


Much better, right? :+1: :)


Good idea: no need to migrate existing data, let the crawler re-populate the lost submitter info.  Simplifies the migration immensely.


enable jquery.a11y to detect ios and implement system specific fixes


replaceAll takes a regex and compiles it. Better use StringUtils here.


I don't think `.save()` is needed here, given that you're not updating any fields.


Thanks, I will use that one.


Same as above here


can we remove this block of commented out code if it is no longer being used?


voiceover will not see these injected elements unless they have some text in them, added non-breaking-space


StringBuffer is synchronized, use StringBuilder


Yup


Same as above


As above, use StringUtils instead


excessive focuses cause voiceover to ignore some elements, have prevented elements from focusing when not needed


(Just a suggestion, feel free to ignore): Maybe use newtypes (i.e. `data`) for these?


Thanks lo - realized this when profiling refreshDataSizeCrc - should speed up all of Bash slightly :)


ok, thanks for the explanation


fixed ios alerts by using max osx style alerts


Since this is static data, you might as well store the result of this as static and return it directly instead of calculating each time this method is called


make sure the accessibility toggle button is removed on touch devices


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We already added '-fno-asynchronous-unwind-tables' to CFLAGS in Makefile.x86_common.

I didn't check, but, if it makes sense to have '-fno-unwind-tables' in default CFLAGS, we should move it from here to Makefile.x86_common.


make sure accessibility usage instructions are appropriately focused hidden.


I know `puts` is not an uncommon thing, but I think its a little clearer to do it with something that looks like log levels.

I'm coming from java land where everything is log.{info, error, warn}, so keep that bias in mind if you disagree.


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Hey @jongerrish, I'm not sure if you've been keeping an eye on the PRs but #2095 (now merged into master) should fix this issue. Let me know if you're still having issues.


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@bashor
@udalov
Please take a look at this commit


Ah, cool this is an idempotent operation in Django many-to-many fields.  TIL.


not needed any longer


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changed timing of initial focus events to make sure screen readers behave correctly.
have made sure the navigation bar is always accessible to screen reader when accessibility is active, this prevents ios from jumping to the browser navigation bar.


I would name it isContainingTab. Probably it is most appropriate name imho.


Sure! in one of my commits, I renamed importedObjecs to inTransactionObjects.

I made the code more clear in "Minor refactor" commit.


Bash doesn't complain when I execute a script using this keyword with `--posix` or `set -o posix`. It's also not explicitely listed as not being allowed in [bash's documentation](http://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/bashref.html#Bash-POSIX-Mode), so I guess it's POSIX.


Updates


have lifted all accessibility helper elements up by 1 z-index to make sure they are available to voiceover to read. voiceover doesn't read divs behind divs.

added .aria-label.relative styling to allow bottom of page/menu aria labels. aria-labels are usually position in the top left corner of their container.


I would prefer that it report this as -1.  But yes if a non logged in user talks to the docker daemon it should be -1 or 0xFFFFFFFF.

I looked a little deaper into the golang code and it looks like it is calling out to glibc call of getpwuid, so maybe it will work if sssd is setup for remote passwd.


Great update guys! Nice work


"Anull" _is_ English, (to cancel or render void: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/annul) , as in "to anull a contract".

But if cancel makes more sense to people we could go with "cancellare" (https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cancellare#Latin)

What do you think?


such a comment would have been helpful for me when I was a first-time user


:+1: I kept quitting out of this because I thought it was hanging, now I can see that it is still processing! Thanks :)


Commit message was meant to be "Default to localhost for DNS if $DOCKER_HOST is not set."


A better name is `kitware/kwstyle-test` or `kitware/kwstyle-testing`. This indicates that container is used for testing kwstyle instead of providing kwstyle itself.


"CURSUS CANCELLARE MAXIMUS", nice alliteration to it... :)


No, its sometimes ugly and not necessary

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@zacharytamas Thoughts on using the [formula.js](https://github.com/sutoiku/formula.js) library?


I am not sure if it is a good idea to bind SDM with file system operation.
I think it shall be done by the chunk_store, as there is plan to use something else (say memory map) inside chunk_store instead of the current file system.
I think the main idea of chunk_store is decoupling the SD handling logic with storage operation.


Testing just got a whole lot easier :stuck_out_tongue:


Makes sense, I'll give it a try.  (I vaguely remember that there was an issue with that and json encoding, and the essence of this patch is really the plumbing around this file, not the purescript code.  But we might as well get that to work now.)


For reference, here is what `lingbib-master.bib` would like with `print.align` and `print.align.key` set to 22 and `print.align.string` set to 32.

I think I prefer everything to be the same, but this really doesn't matter. It's just aesthetic. But yeah, we can leave it as is for the time being and see if either of us change our mind?

```
@STRING{alan.munn             = {Munn, Alan} }
@STRING{cristina.schmitt      = {Schmitt, Cristina} }
@STRING{noam.chomsky          = {Chomsky, Noam} }

@XData{               lingua:115:6,
  date              = {2005-06},
  issuetitle        = {The structure of (in)definiteness},
  issuesubtitle     = {Issues in the form and interpretation of noun phrases},
  volume            = {115},
  number            = {6},
  xdata             = {lingua},
  keyoverride       = {lingua:115:6}
}

@XData{               lingua:130:1,
  date              = {2013-06},
  editor            = {Rizzi, Luigi},
  issuetitle        = {Syntax and cognition},
  issuesubtitle     = {Core ideas and results in syntax},
  number            = {1},
  volume            = {130},
  xdata             = {lingua}
}

@XData{               lingua,
  issn              = {0024-3841},
  journaltitle      = {Lingua}
}

@XData{               UMD,
  institution       = {University of Maryland},
  location          = {College Park, MD}
}

@Article{             chomsky2013:projection,
  abstract          = {With the crystallization of the ``generative enterprise'' half a century ago, two concepts became salient: the initial state and final states of the language faculty, respectively, UG (the genetic component) and I-languages. Since then inquiry has gained far greater scope and depth. It has also led to sharpening of fundamental principles of language. At first, descriptive adequacy appeared to require rich and complex assumptions about UG. A primary goal has always been to overcome this deficiency. Core properties of concern have included compositionality, order, projection (labeling), and displacement. Early work assigned the first three to phrase structure rules and the last to the transformational component. Simplification of computational procedures suggests that compositionality and displacement (along with the ``copy theory'') fall together while order may be a reflex of sensorimotor externalization, conclusions that have far-reaching consequences. As for labeling, minimal computation restricts options to the few that have considerable empirical support.},
  author            = noam.chomsky,
  doi               = {10.1016/j.lingua.2012.12.003},
  keyoverride       = {chomsky2013:projection},
  keywords          = {syntax, projection, Merge, labeling, minimal computation, minimal search, Minimalism},
  langid            = {american},
  pages             = {33--49},
  sortname          = noam.chomsky,
  title             = {Problems of projection},
  titlekeyword      = {projection},
  xdata             = {lingua:130:1}
}

@Thesis{              munn1993:coordinate,
  abstract          = {This thesis is concerned with developing a syntax for coordinate structures which is compatible with both syntactic behaviour of conjunction structures and with their semantics. It argues that coordinate structures are asymmetrical, hierarchical structures that conform with X-bar theory. The conjunction head projects a phrase which is adjoined to the first conjunct. This provides an account of a number of syntactic asymmetries in conjunct ordering including agreement and binding asymmetries and provides a principled analysis of Across-the-Board extraction as instances of parasitic gaps. It further argues that the Coordinate Structure Constraint cannot be a syntactic constraint, but rather must be a condition on conjoining identical semantic categories. This provides an account of unlike category coordination which is shown to be freely possible if semantic identity is preserved and no independent syntactic constraints are violated, a result which follows from the adjunct nature of the coordinate structure. In order to account for the semantic identity, it is proposed that at Logical Form, each conjunct is a predicate in an identification relation with the conjunction head, which raises to take scope over all the conjuncts. Assuming theta role assignment at LF, only the conjunction head receives a theta role; none of the conjuncts does. Because each conjunct is in a predication relation with the conjunction head at LF, the semantic identity constraint follows directly. The fact that the conjuncts do not receive a theta role accounts for their inability to to act as antecedents for reflexive binding and for fact that modal adverbs can appear inside conjoined NPs. The proposed analysis assimilates coordinate structures directly to plurals, and argues that a consequence of the proposed LF is that all natural language conjunction and disjunction is group forming rather than propositional. All semantic ambiguities between distributed and collective coordination can then be derived with the appropriate logical representation for plurals in general, rather than having a separate semantics altogether for coordination.},
  author            = {Munn, Alan Boag},
  date              = {1993},
  keywords          = {syntax, semantics, conjunction, coordinate structures, Coordinate Structure Constraint, Across-the-Board movement, parasitic gaps},
  langid            = {canadian},
  sortname          = alan.munn,
  title             = {Topics in the Syntax and Semantics of Coordinate Structures},
  titlekeyword      = {coordinate},
  type              = {phdthesis},
  xdata             = {UMD}
}

@Article{             munn2005:number,
  title             = {Number and indefinites},
  author            = alan.munn # { and } # cristina.schmitt,
  sortname          = alan.munn # { and } # cristina.schmitt,
  doi               = {10.1016/j.lingua.2004.01.007},
  pages             = {821--855},
  abstract          = {Singular predicative nominals in English generally require an indefinite article, while equivalent constructions in the Romance languages do not. We examine two sorts of predication constructions, primary predications and modificational predication, and show that English and Romance vary consistently in their need for overt Number. This difference is attributed to the Free Agr Parameter applied to the nominal domain, which allows Num to be missing in Romance when not semantically required, as in most predicative constructions. In post-copular primary predications, an indefinite article is required even in Romance, unless the predicate is a profession or a role. We argue that Num is required in non-role predications to avoid a theta-marking configuration, and when no Num is present, as in role predications, the noun has an eventive argument and theta marks the subject of the predication.},
  keywords          = {syntax, morphosyntax, noun phrase, bare noun phrase, predication, number, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish, French},
  langid            = {canadian},
  xdata             = {lingua:115:6},
  keyoverride       = {munn2005:number}
}

```


Bro..any ...ETA


why not a global "out" label and inside a "if (tlv_5f48) free(tlv_5f48);" ?


The article URL is:
http://www.huffingtonpost.de/2014/07/01/pirincci-david-berger-homosexuelle-entgleisung_n_5546806.html


Probably worth anchoring this to the end of the string for clarity, even though `Z` technically shouldn't appear anywhere else.


this commit breaks existing functionality check featurecenter import for WC NorthWind assembly. I will revert and provide easytests in IOTester to cover such cases. Please refactor again while providing detailed descriptions of your actions and making sure all easytests of the IOModuleTester pass. I will revert all the module modifications while keeping your easytests. The change will be available in next minor


When you're annotation with @Ignore you can't run the test anymore. You should use instead @ConditionIgnoreRule.Ignore annotation which use a condition instead (ie: maximum heap is 100mega for example).


Left in intentionally?


:ok:


Dammit. Goimports is stupid when you have more than one gtk library checked out in the same gopath


commit message should read "remove 'use strict'; from bin/www ..."


yeah


I don't think you will get a warn this way. The component is activated before it is contributed. A better way of handling is to handle the checking logic in the application started method or to keep a boolean for tracking the first message logged.


I did't copied the `assert()`, as it's not in a codepath checked by `make check`.
I try to keep/move as many assert() as possible this way. (e.g. doom_common is done)


@OmarIthawi Done.


> In the end ... _they_ should not be included in ...


The body of this record should be indented (this is how we do it in the rest of schemas).


Thanks for your pull request! I tried it and looks good!
I just need you to add something before I can merge your pull request: you forgot to add the "declined state" in the dropdown menu starting line 76. Can you add it?
Thanks again :tulip: :sparkles:


Inconsistent indentation.


@timgraham This has been updated in 8b490f8cc84. PR is updated with this commit.


I use __[method|prop] for private, _[method|prop] for protected


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You can probably use #master from me now.

Also, I just scrapped `NSNotificationCenter` communication with the `TSLocationManager.framework`.  I'm using **blocks** now instead.


@sshaw I find this a bit unfair. The router we depended on was broken and a horrible piece of code even before I reduced my work Padrino. Such a huge change comes with bugs.

A good reason to remove these calls is reducing the amount of active_support dependencies, which IMHO is always a good thing and something I have been rooting for forever.


Inconsistent indentation above.


"from the last known" is typed twice


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Yes, sorry for the noise


That cannot be right. comparing nil to value will ignore the object being compared to.


Are you sure 25 characters is enough? maybe you meant 45?


Yes, it gets the first available in `$GOPATH`.


Why not, but this kind of condition makes this test sort of random, isn't it ? If it fails, it will just fail sometime, somewhere, we don't know. I would prefer this test to be ran only during the T&P build or only during the master build. Any idea ? Is there any to know the qa maven profile is activated for example (a system property).


JavaScript


well, it is pyqt4, so I named it pyqt5. If you don't want backward
compatibility then why not rename both. Your decision :)

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Nobody questions the reasons why it is how it is. Requirements change. I will do a PR with the needed changes in the next days ...


nihao


Maybe this UEFI-related bits would fit better in Makefile.x86_quarkX1000 since UEFI might not be supported by all x86-based SoCs.


@Tsunamical You need to focus and place hooks correctly else you will get SoDs.
If possible... Touchscreen driver is best place to put hooks provided you identify.


yo


My mistake, I forgot to remove the activate method (after you told me it was run before the registering).
The existing added register code do the job.


klol


Inconsistent indentation above


no, it's indeed a bacronymic abbr. see https://docs.npmjs.com/misc/faq#if-npm-is-an-acronym-why-is-it-never-capitalized


At this point, the isOneToOneRoom value is always NO.


i know. just explaining why darwin was used in the first place. anyways, i
just sent a pull to get rid of the GLEW dependency. no GLEW functionality
is used, so the entire issue is void now.

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can you add proxy feature?


@taylorchu Those both sounds like good changes to me. :+1:


Good catch. I'll get a fix in shortly. Thanks!


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[A bit of cleanup](https://github.com/occrp/docker-openldap/blob/master/Dockerfile#L12) would be in order here. :)

I would also separate `npm` call from `apt-get` calls.


Definitely needs more work


Its really hard, at now I compile new build, wip just wait


`COPY` instead of `ADD` would be a good idea, apparently using `COPY` is best practice (`ADD` can be used also for fetching remote resources).


I'm guess this should be &&'ed?


Issue is that strip remove all letters including in the string, so `master_testabcde` would become `bcde`.

The correct fix should be:

```python
draft_id = master_id[len('master_'):]
```


- In the old code, everytime a reference was found, it "query" the xml for the object, load all properties, go back to the point it was, and continue.

- In the new code, when a reference is found, it just stores the object in "IntransactionObjects" list, and continues. Thats so much faster.


Same here.


Right, I started from tracker interface actually. Updated version pushed now.


The list notation (`["go", "run", "/server/main.go"]`) helps avoid certain pitfalls. And once I remember where in the docs I've seen the reason, I'll link it. ;)


And here...


Etc.


memorization


Would it be possible to arrange for these definitions to live in the Catalog in some way, so that they could be dynamically extended?

What I'm thinking of is whether it might be valuable to support the creation of new custom relationships that customers could use to model their deployment topologies.  For example, if some application were being deployed which had a hot-standby for each deployed application, then they could introduce 'HOT_STANDBY' as a new relationship type, and have custom policies that applied only to such pairs of applications.

Maybe that's a daft idea but thought I'd ask.


Good one! Thanks, good job. :)


##Problem

Commenting out code is not an easy workflow feature in ERB as it is in other languages.
ERB elements are cleverly designed to look like a special kind of html element so it is naturally surprising that commenting the HTML does not affect the ruby elements nested inside.
This makes it particularly difficult to sketch out a view to aide with iteratively developing its underlying model.

##Solution

This proposes a new set of ERB commenting tokens - currently for use with HTML only.
They take the form of an HTML comment combined with a Ruby comment.
Looks like this:

<#--
<div> None of this will be rendered: <%= my_ruby_var %> </div>
and neither will this
--#>

##Implementation

This takes a cautious approach. Legacy ERB files may contain typos which happen to match a single, orphan ERB comment token. These are invalid HTML but may have been tolerated and simply printed out in the displayed webpage. For this reason the implementation ignores the ERB comment tokens unless they are properly closed off. This greatly reduces the likelihood of any legacy issues existing.


Sorry, not trying to be mean.


`MAINTAINER` would be in order.


@sshaw The reason is the smell. In a library.

With `#blank?` you are allowed to write code that is dependent on bad behavior. When one variable can be of several types that have no common ground other than a monkey-patched method, it reeks. I would like padrino-framework code to be less magic. I think the first step is decoupling from bad methods.


This problem http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30641859/push-existing-stream-from-fms-ams-to-red5?


`MAP05: The Waste Tunnels`, I started from some Master Level that replace Level 1 & continued from there. I thought it was completely undoable to restart from there without any ammo, but now I see I can get a plama gun; so it should be possible.

> No chance to get it back

Hum no !


FYI this unfortunately broke backward compatibility. See for example https://github.com/K-Phoen/rulerz/pull/15


ios开发就是测试什么的不太方便 XD


@ameesters  Maybe you should put a facade for Meteor.log in Core that automagically inserts surveyId and userId. Otherwise you'll end up having to search replace a lot of stuff pretty soon.


Would be nice to have a release out with these fixes :)


I think the reason is that MZmine 3 depends on msdk-all.
You need to add your new MSDK module to the pom.xml of msdk-all.
The purpose of msdk-all is to aggregate all msdk modules as dependencies.


Hi,
Lately I didn't have time to finish everything.
I am mostly based on epee.
So my idea is to use two arduino minis as transmitters for each opponent, and two other minis as receivers. They are then connected to fifth arduino (I am using UNO) with slightly modified your firmware. Generally I am streaming data on two separate channels like sound. Prototype is working good enough for training.
When I finish it, I will publish details.


Name of the user of the system in the code


sweet. if that's the case, then we can take that out.

for the most part this seems to work well. the item name becomes the hash id, so then if we need to push an update, we can just get that ID right from the user and update the name. We still will have most of the data, so it will show up as the fall-back classified icon, and should be equippable, but not transferrable.


> I thought it was completely undoable to restart from there without any ammo

http://doomwiki.org/wiki/Pistol_start


`itemTypeName` is required, or the item doesn't show up. Going to look at why we need that... because we shouldn't really neeeeed it.


It might be better to create a new TargetedDetectionTask class (instead of using MSDKTask), which will run all the MSDK steps, one by one.


Adjust statement position...  I edit it online, put the if statement on the wrong position at first because of my carelessness.


if the head runs out of clones, then `*curclone <= soid.snap`. yeah, you are right.


Thanks again for your feedback! Some remarks to this one:

I wasn't aware, key.Key objects are also key.KeySignature objects, so I can happily remove the check.

But in general: When I try in IPython, for me `isinstance` is faster:

    In [14]: k = key.KeySignature()

    In [15]: %timeit 'KeySignature' in k.classes
    The slowest run took 58.91 times longer than the fastest. This could mean that an intermediate result is being cached
    10000000 loops, best of 3: 164 ns per loop

    In [16]: %timeit isinstance(k, key.KeySignature)
    The slowest run took 48.03 times longer than the fastest. This could mean that an intermediate result is being cached
    10000000 loops, best of 3: 84.5 ns per loop

Additionally to that, `isinstance` seemes to be the official Python class check: *Object type comparisons should always use isinstance()...* ([PEP008](https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#programming-recommendations))

I don't get what you mean with *Why would the tonic of the key definitely be in the chord?* I add it to the chord just for the maximization loop. At the end it is removed. If there is anything unclear or I should change something, please say so.

    In [2]: pitch.simplifyMultipleEnharmonics([6, 10, 1], keyContext=key.Key('B'))
    Out[2]: [<music21.pitch.Pitch F#>, <music21.pitch.Pitch A#>, <music21.pitch.Pitch C#>]

    In [3]: pitch.simplifyMultipleEnharmonics([6, 10, 1], keyContext=key.Key('C-'))
    Out[3]: [<music21.pitch.Pitch G->, <music21.pitch.Pitch B->, <music21.pitch.Pitch D->]


do the old test still work here?


Good point.


I like what I see there.
![japenese in suit dramatically removing shades](https://m.popkey.co/8accb0/g3mzZ.gif)


Make a note of your dislike too so we know it's not this way for a reason bar we don't know another way.


omg right, sorry for that... I gonna fix that now, thanks!


I'm wondering if it makes sense to have the "NICE_DFU" options, as they won't ever be used the way the code is currently structured. I updated to the v3 mode to stay consistent with previous code. I'm on the fence on whether to leave it (as it doesn't hurt anything, and allows for easy reordering in the future), or take it out (since it's not doing anything).


yes. it's can help.
then need to put it in resume function
before state_notifier_call_chain(STATE_NOTIFIER_ACTIVE, NULL);
so kernel finish the mdss wakeup then other stuff go online using the wakeup notify.


The lines above look strange. Is this ok, that these properties have no values assigned?


I will leave it like that. For me using the "use" statement make sense when it's used by a lot of method in the class


Too many "on"...


this one aswell will crash the existing tests.


:+1: thank you!


Hi @meldefon  why do you remove this?


I do not have any problem to improve the old version however we must make sure it cover at least the demo cases. So since you wrote the code it is easier for you to add it again while making sure the existing easytests do not fail.


I imagine this would have been a little easier if PullerFactory was 3 things, instead of 1 thing that did 3 things.


You're right! I'll make the changes.
Then, when creating the automated build on DockerHub, we can point at this tag, right?


unfortunately the ceiling can not just be liftet this way. this shift the gamefiled out of the game, no?


gotcha


IMHO we should definitely try to follow the PHP FIG recommendations for all PHP packages.


I want to keep the symbol creation in it own method, it helps understanding what's happening.


@velvia If we have a common application-test.conf, it would be great . I temporarily added ```spark.jobserver.short-timeout``` parameters in test wherever it was needed and remove ```Try..getOrElse```.


what does the , 0,00001 part mean?


Hi @meldefon, please be careful to only push the code related to the codebase and not all of these files associated with the program's environment. (You can look into setting gitignore properties).


Good!


Perhaps there is a better way to build the url.

If params have to be http encoded it will break.


thanks I removed them


Sorry, I forgot to paste the link http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29810697/adobe-ams-to-ams-initstream-method-call


No, nothing making this test sort of random in Stephane's suggestion.
Currently, it will never run.
With a conditional ignore, it will run only under some known conditions. That is what you were asking for.
Stephane suggested to make the execution dependent on the max heap size but that would make the test sort of non-sense since it seems to target at testing "big" file upload.
You could use the `org.nuxeo.runtime.test.runner.RandomBug.MODE_PROPERTY` which is set to `RELAX` by default and to `STRICT` in T&P jobs, in nuxeo-master-fulltest-daily and in nuxeo-master-fullbuild-part1-multidb-linux. That makes it not dependent on the memory configuration but on the simple intention to get it ran or not.


ah, you damn test-breaker! You'll have to retrieve the empire of testing.


Thank you, I want to think about it


Rejecting bots for a missing accept header was never intended by that rule in the first place.

Do I understand you correctly in that you want to reject everything that doesn't send an accept header, except for your own supplied list of bots?


Слишком мягко на мой взгляд. Тут получаются допустимыми конструкции вида $type:"something.somewhere" ссылающиеся по алиасы неизвестно куда.
Я бы рекомендовал отдельно описать $type и все поддерживаемые его значения в рамках нашей цели «если проходит валидация версии схемы, то приложение соответствующей версии корректно обработает json-ку».


It'd be nice if instead of opaque binary data I could generate it with from the familiar ssh key encoding of `ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc...`.


Yes, this seems to have done the trick!  Great work!


route must be update not store


Why it was move here?


For the horde!


it's the point, the user is responsible for setting an id.
If he didn't do it, he can't reference his symbol.


Thanks @saul!


observeを自分のところではオブザーブとカタカナにしてしまったけど、観察の方がわかりやすいですかね。


If it's a public key, calling it something like `PUB_KEY_BYTES` as opposed to just `BYTES` would help making it easier to understand too.


For now i don't know, it just proof of concept.


Shouldn't etcdctl be removed from this line also?


As we are in faraday, we can use
```ruby
Faraday::Utils::ParamsHash[params].to_query
```


Not necessarily, it was just something I noticed with the old rule it was blocking a lot more bots and scanners. The rule it was triggering was this empty accept header, perhaps there is a smart way to combine the rules.

My workaround was to specify a list of desirable bots, At this point I just don't want to block desirable traffic.


:dancer:


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Do you mean it need to be added again? All EasyTest passed, both the existent one and new the one I created. Is there any other test?


Oh and the `AAAAB3NzaC1yc...` part is just base64 encoded IIUC.


Thanks for spotting that. It's fixed.
But should I shorten them as well? more specific can't hurt.


Yes, thanks!


Looking pretty gnarly. It might be worth doing this as a recursive-descent parse (maybe?). Probably about 30 mins worth of work, willing to do it if given go ahead.


It has only just occurred to me, because I'm even less cleverer, that `nengo_spinnaker` includes this bug and that would explain why once in a blue moon the stack gets trashed. Nice.


I took all of the computation out of this loop earlier (vectorization, as we were talking about), so that nothing was actually being done, but I never actually commented out this small snippet. I took it out because it's no longer necessary given the vectorized code below the loop.


yes i revert your commits you need to add them again and there will be an
extra test called northwind in the IOTester

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why it failed ?


I think comments should explain why we expect the tested behavior.


4943-EMS-Trap-Unitialized-Variables (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1955 of 1960 tests passed)

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We would like to see more people sign up to the newsletter and also get an idea of which org people are coming from (which will likely give even more gmail accounts, but still an improvement).


Maybe this predicate should be a top-level class, like `HANewSnapshotFunction` is.


The `String.color` code up here :arrow_up: will never get run.


![1442664662205](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/9935967/10760721/40ce3634-7cbe-11e5-8dc9-5031cb8bbd6d.jpg)

This is my test unit. I am still struggling with displays and battery charging.


4943-EMS-Trap-Unitialized-Variables (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1949 of 1954 tests passed)

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Nice idea!

Unfortunately, this won't work for all cases because it'll mess up the `outputDOM` feature, which also extends the String prototype, but uses spans instead of ANSI codes.

https://github.com/Yuffster/describe/blob/master/describe.js#L15


ok. How about *This plugin loads svg graphics and defines them in the DOM, so you can reference it in a `<use>` tag*


I mean using a library to do the key_blob parsing and mimicking the bytes that are generated from the ssh-agent on the wire.


No, actually it is "Memoization": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memoization


Looks fine. I assume you'll add separate methods for updating ontology entries using these delete and put primitives or modify the existing ontology methods to use them/


Yes but it is a sample.
If you look at has tests you will find the same baseUrl https://github.com/ibm-js/requirejs-dplugins/blob/master/tests/unit/has.js.

It avoids repeating requirejs-dplugins everywhere in the test.


i've run tests and it is clea. test coverage now at 80 percent excl. GUI


Could we extract a local variable and reuse the same `FormattedLogProvider.toOutputStream( System.out )` instance while we are at it?


Ok. i can probably just reuse the doc's sentence: "This plugin loads svg graphics and defines them in the DOM, so you can reference it in a <use> tag"


ok this indeed includes all the previous movement methods.


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Interesting, I'm not sure how to proceed.  Does it means that I could do something like the following in my configuration of Travis
```
after_success:
    - mvn clean test -Pquality coveralls:report
```
instead of
```
after_success:
    - mvn clean test jacoco:report coveralls:report
```

And that I can remove the `<pluginManagement>` section from my parent POM?


I would agree with @tkrugg here. Functions are not just here to be reused. Using them to clarify the code by splitting steps and making the code closer to natural language seems legit to me.


false


4943-EMS-Trap-Unitialized-Variables (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Ok, it should be quick. Let me know when the new test is avaliable.


Perhaps there's a reason `outputDOM` isn't kicking off when it should.

It's set to use that method instead of `window` is defined:

https://github.com/Yuffster/describe/blob/master/describe.js#L207

			if (typeof window !== "undefined") outputDOM(data, options);
			else outputConsole(data, options);

Sorry for leading you on a goose chase!

The important part is that the code change you made is useful for you. :)


I mean, should not take much of my time ;)


スプリントプランニングとカタカナにする派です。


Feels off that we allocate these guys, but then don't touch them. Would be nice if we could move away from side-effecty constructors, though this PR is not the time & place.


These are properly-behaving numeric types, so there is nothing wrong with using them in numeric context if you need narrow integer types. Tensor<bool> is a specific example that makes sense and would be useful.


not sure how quick would be cause as i said you need to refactor your code
so the extra test will not fail

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you're right i'll do that


Given that map returns a new array by applying the function to each element of the original array... what is the advantage of creating (and adding to) a `contributorNames` separately?

```javascript
var contributorNames = $.map(data.contributors, function (val, i) {
        return val.user_fullname;
});
```


優先度ではなくて、優先順位かなぁ


Thanks for the update man! Let me knowbifbtheres anything I can do to test
when the time comes. I'm usually sitting infront of my laptop with intern
and atom open.

I know you don't have time - but if you get bored or need a break you
should check out
http://tidal.lurk.org/ or https://github.com/tidalcycles/Tidal

It's a live coding language I've been having a lot of fun with, and tIthink
you'd like it too with your somewhat similar Dev background. You don't need
any haskell experience. It's just nice to produce musical patterns from
straight code. It's pretty easy to setup. (like I said, if you get bored or
need a break)

Cheers dude,
-Robbie Jacobs
Web Technologist @ Do317.com

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> Hey buddy,
>
> This is taking MUCH longer than I expected….I finally am starting to see
> some daylight though. Keep bugging me, hopefully I’ll be able to start
> working on Mod stuff on Sunday or the beginning of next week.
>
> a
>
>
>
> > On Oct 16, 2015, at 8:53 AM, Robbie Jacobs <notifications@github.com
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>> wrote:
> >
> > Right on man -- I appreciate the reply! Totally understand the
> "developing
> > something for something that's still being developed" cycle -- that's the
> > fickle nature of the speed of the world we live in now :P
> >
> > I'll be sure to check in with you again, and no worries on addressing
> > "issues" - I solely use MonOhm as I feel that OhmModes (since the very
> > first one) is a bit too simple; And I've been more than happy using
> MonOhm
> > as it is now! I just want to switch the Left-hand,Page-3 (dedicated to
> > native filter control) to be 12 sends for the selected track i'm on. That
> > way I can get to all my sends. BUT IN DUE TIME! I know you have a lot
> going
> > on.
> >
> > Take all of this as another reminder to you, that you're work has been
> > invaluable to me. Cheers for that. :D
> >
> > -Robbie Jacobs
> > *Web Designer / Lead Developer @ Do317.com*
> > *Production Engineer / Music Technologist @ MOKBPresents/The HiFi
> > Indianapolis*
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > On Fri, 16 Oct 2015 at 01:06 amounra <notifications@github.com
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>> wrote:
> >
> > > Hey buddy,
> > >
> > > Things are well. How are things for you? I’ve not been doing much
> > > programming lately, but I have to cram over the weekend to get some
> stuff
> > > done for an upcoming Live update. Abe changes things so often it’s
> hard for
> > > me to keep up. I’ll have a fresh understanding and a good idea of how
> to
> > > proceed with MonOhm afterwards. Once I’ve finished getting the official
> > > Livid scripts up to date I’ll have a bit of time to devote to my
> backlog.
> > > I’ve made some improvements to the framework over past six months with
> the
> > > intention of getting MonOhm converted properly to Live 9 but
> unfortunately
> > > time hasn’t allowed me to implement them.
> > >
> > > Talk to me next week (don’t be afraid of bugging me) and I’ll
> hopefully be
> > > able to address your issues then….it’s been futile to do any major work
> > > before this next update because there are so many other changes that
> also
> > > need to be made to accomodate the new structure.
> > >
> > > a
> > >
> > > James Westfall
> > > aumhaa@gmail.com <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','aumhaa@gmail.com');>
> <mailto:aumhaa@gmail.com
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','aumhaa@gmail.com');>>
> > >
> > > http://www.aumhaa.com <http://www.aumhaa.com/>
> > >
> > > Livid Instruments
> > > Basscraft Sound
> > > Wildwood Music
> > > The Well
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > > On Oct 15, 2015, at 10:17 AM, Robbie Jacobs <
> notifications@github.com
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>>
> > > wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Hey dude! I hope all is well.
> > > >
> > > > Just wondering if commenting out the SendReset assignments are why
> the
> > > SendReset buttons have never worked on MonOhm ? Just wanted to start a
> > > dialog again, as I'm eager to get MonOhm a 100%
> > > > As I've said before, I've made due with some workarounds, and I a
> > > certainly don't want to rid of my controller.
> > > >
> > > > —
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> > >
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> > > .
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Tu peux enlever cette ligne en installant [les certificats](http://curl.haxx.se/ca/cacert.pem) sur ta machine (c'est fait en prod) :
`curl.cainfo=cheminVersCACert.pem` à la fin de ton php.ini (dans bin/apache/apacheX.X.X/bin dans WAMP, pas celui de php standalone)


Even though blocking bots wasn't the intent of protocol.accpt-1 rule, This is still an interesting way to block bots and other tools. I've put this logic into robots.vcl, so it can be used for robot countermeasures at 5cbfaba6e98806fb88691ea45d787587e18d0235.


It mostly means you can get rid of <pluginManagement> and replace it with a -Pquality in your actual build command.

It does not have anything to do with the report generation (it's only about intrumentation) so no you can't remove jacoco:report I think.


Laisse ce timeout afin d'éviter que l'utilisateur ait une erreur si les serveurs de Lydia mettent un peu plus de temps que d'habitude à répondre.


Getting a linting error for an unused var, as this is just a code snippet. I _think_ we probably want to lint this file but not sure what the best way to deal with this linting error. Some possible solutions:

1. Add an `/* eslint-disable no-unused-vars */`
2. Throw an `export` in front of `var DatePicker = React.createClass({`


Do Theano link directly to a blas? If not, we need to keep mkl. Double check that without mkl we still link to blas directly with miniconda.


iTerm*

On Tuesday, October 27, 2015, Robbie Jacobs <robbie.jacobs@gmail.com> wrote:

> Thanks for the update man! Let me knowbifbtheres anything I can do to test
> when the time comes. I'm usually sitting infront of my laptop with intern
> and atom open.
>
> I know you don't have time - but if you get bored or need a break you
> should check out
> http://tidal.lurk.org/ or https://github.com/tidalcycles/Tidal
>
> It's a live coding language I've been having a lot of fun with, and
> tIthink you'd like it too with your somewhat similar Dev background. You
> don't need any haskell experience. It's just nice to produce
> musical patterns from straight code. It's pretty easy to setup. (like I
> said, if you get bored or need a break)
>
> Cheers dude,
> -Robbie Jacobs
> Web Technologist @ Do317.com
>
>
> On Tuesday, October 27, 2015, amounra <notifications@github.com
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>> wrote:
>
>> Hey buddy,
>>
>> This is taking MUCH longer than I expected….I finally am starting to see
>> some daylight though. Keep bugging me, hopefully I’ll be able to start
>> working on Mod stuff on Sunday or the beginning of next week.
>>
>> a
>>
>>
>>
>> > On Oct 16, 2015, at 8:53 AM, Robbie Jacobs <notifications@github.com>
>> wrote:
>> >
>> > Right on man -- I appreciate the reply! Totally understand the
>> "developing
>> > something for something that's still being developed" cycle -- that's
>> the
>> > fickle nature of the speed of the world we live in now :P
>> >
>> > I'll be sure to check in with you again, and no worries on addressing
>> > "issues" - I solely use MonOhm as I feel that OhmModes (since the very
>> > first one) is a bit too simple; And I've been more than happy using
>> MonOhm
>> > as it is now! I just want to switch the Left-hand,Page-3 (dedicated to
>> > native filter control) to be 12 sends for the selected track i'm on.
>> That
>> > way I can get to all my sends. BUT IN DUE TIME! I know you have a lot
>> going
>> > on.
>> >
>> > Take all of this as another reminder to you, that you're work has been
>> > invaluable to me. Cheers for that. :D
>> >
>> > -Robbie Jacobs
>> > *Web Designer / Lead Developer @ Do317.com*
>> > *Production Engineer / Music Technologist @ MOKBPresents/The HiFi
>> > Indianapolis*
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > On Fri, 16 Oct 2015 at 01:06 amounra <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>> >
>> > > Hey buddy,
>> > >
>> > > Things are well. How are things for you? I’ve not been doing much
>> > > programming lately, but I have to cram over the weekend to get some
>> stuff
>> > > done for an upcoming Live update. Abe changes things so often it’s
>> hard for
>> > > me to keep up. I’ll have a fresh understanding and a good idea of how
>> to
>> > > proceed with MonOhm afterwards. Once I’ve finished getting the
>> official
>> > > Livid scripts up to date I’ll have a bit of time to devote to my
>> backlog.
>> > > I’ve made some improvements to the framework over past six months
>> with the
>> > > intention of getting MonOhm converted properly to Live 9 but
>> unfortunately
>> > > time hasn’t allowed me to implement them.
>> > >
>> > > Talk to me next week (don’t be afraid of bugging me) and I’ll
>> hopefully be
>> > > able to address your issues then….it’s been futile to do any major
>> work
>> > > before this next update because there are so many other changes that
>> also
>> > > need to be made to accomodate the new structure.
>> > >
>> > > a
>> > >
>> > > James Westfall
>> > > aumhaa@gmail.com <mailto:aumhaa@gmail.com>
>> > >
>> > > http://www.aumhaa.com <http://www.aumhaa.com/>
>> > >
>> > > Livid Instruments
>> > > Basscraft Sound
>> > > Wildwood Music
>> > > The Well
>> > >
>> > >
>> > >
>> > >
>> > > > On Oct 15, 2015, at 10:17 AM, Robbie Jacobs <
>> notifications@github.com>
>> > > wrote:
>> > > >
>> > > > Hey dude! I hope all is well.
>> > > >
>> > > > Just wondering if commenting out the SendReset assignments are why
>> the
>> > > SendReset buttons have never worked on MonOhm ? Just wanted to start a
>> > > dialog again, as I'm eager to get MonOhm a 100%
>> > > > As I've said before, I've made due with some workarounds, and I a
>> > > certainly don't want to rid of my controller.
>> > > >
>> > > > —
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>> > >
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>> > > >
>> > >
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>> > > .
>> > >
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>
>
> --
> Robbie Jacobs
>

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dont you tell me that with every new fork I will get this message over and over again...

cc @sjparkinson ;)


Utilise l'e-mail plutôt: on connaît obligatoirement l'e-mail de tout le monde mais pas leur numéro de téléphone.


Great, thanks for the tip!


vbvb


Sorry if that wasn't clear @clrux. The text scraping is only able to understand single line strings, so you can't even break it this way. You have to use the JSHint declaration to turn off the line length warning.


Yes, this should work fine. You don't need jacoco:report since the reporting is done by coveralls:report which will take the jacoco.exec file as input I believe.


Ммм, `relatedTarget` в мышиных ивентах почему-то всегда указывает на содержимое оригинального `svg` (тот в котором все символы) из-за чего `contains` возвращает `false`. `farthestViewportElement` возвращает тот `svg` который действительно отображается и `contains` с ним возвращает `true`.


Not sure why the new extra test failed (did you ran it?). The changes I made are meant to fully support existent scenarios. Anyway I'll take a look at it.


Il y a deux paramètres à mettre:
`paiement.lydia.vendorToken` (l'Asso) et `paiement.lydia.providerToken` (Phy'sbook)


bob


@mineo: Just out of interest: Was there any reason requiring the caller of `build_qurl` to pass encoded query arguments instead of using `url.addQueryItem` here?


Unfortunately, `Rails.env.qa?` is not explicitly configered as an environment the frontend app. You'l either need to check against the env variable like so `ENV['MAS_ENVIRONMENT'] == 'qa'` or wrap this line in a helper method to use, i.e.:

```ruby
def qa?
 ENV['MAS_ENVIRONMENT'] == 'qa'
end
```


Just a note: `ActionController::Parameters#to_h` will only return the whitelisted attributes. If you want it to return the entire hash, you'll need to use `ActionController::Parameters#to_unsafe_h`: http://edgeapi.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActionController/Parameters.html#method-i-to_unsafe_h

So essentially we're required to whitelist `ActionController::Parameters`, and then optionally to whitelist it through `Deserialization#parse`'s 2nd argument.


Yes, it should link to OpenBLAS.  This is what happens on my machine:
```
$ conda list | grep mkl
$ python -c "import theano; print theano.config.blas.ldflags"
-L/home/anakha/miniconda/lib -lopenblas
```


Tu as du confondre le timeout de la requête avec ce paramètre. 30 secondes pour rentrer ta carte bancaire, il faut être au taquet haha ;) On n'est pas pressé, tu peux mettre 5*60.


Hey :-) i just changed the <p> on the page, i'm still learning github ...


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removed from test.js


http://crossorigin.me/ - deleted


That was my first impression as well :D
Glad you like it :)


Yeah, I understand why you put them there, but it wasn't consistent with the rest of the file (and also not the style I prefer).


yoy're welcome, and thanks for reporting that! Not sure how I made such a stupid mistake ;/


Thank you for the interest!

restview 2.5.0 is out on PyPI now.


por que esto?


¿qué pedo pendejo?


Por que?


fyxed! ;-)


jjajajajaja


Fixed an incorrect hint, and eliminated a redundant graph.


por que hice este cambio


Trivial description. I would delete it.


I'm not sure if you're being lazy or smart. :)


IPv6 maximum length is 45 characters.


u can test by your self now in FeatureCenter open the the NorthWind
PersistentAssemblyInfo and you see it cannot compile because the importing
which generated that PersistentAssemblyInfo record structure was wrong.
Works fine when I revert your commits

On Tue, Oct 27, 2015 at 4:33 PM, ErikWitkowski <notifications@github.com>
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> Not sure why the new extra test failed (did you ran it?). The changes I
> made are meant to fully support existent scenarios. Anyway I'll take a look
> at it.
>
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:beers:


Seems good, except it should probably be singular not plural, i.e. This plugin load an svg graphic and defines it in the DOM, so you can reference it in a `<use>` tag.


Faudrait peut-être mettre un texte expliquant un peu le changement.. "On est passé à Lydia, vous n'avez plus besoin de recharger de porte-monnaie et vous pouvez aussi payer par carte bancaire directement."


?? did not you change this last time already? something must have went wrong with the merges ..


reset numberofInstructions to zere here, not inside another function. Then, you can make it a local variable


This commit is being reviewed as a part of review issue #103.


sorry...
I'm using Carthage.
try `carthage update`


Update Font Awesome
- 4.0.3 to 4.4.0


Are you advocating using it for testing or just having the elements wrap it? I guess for DRY we'd just wrap those functions. So these elements are just for ease of declaratively using the formulas.


No worries! I might go ahead with your simple suggestion for now, just to get this functionality working as originally expected. Don't think it's worthwhile overthinking it, I don't anticipate this is going to be an issue for other users.


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FIXME: There's some weird character and the end of this line.


Using that method, how would I return the array of names from the top `getContributors` function without `contributorNames` going out of scope?


Indentation


ezt refactorald legyszives, csinalok ra taskot, nem hasznalhatsz ! tehat force unwrap-ot sehol! ezen kivul }else{ helyett } else {. kb ennyi.


You idiot @timothyf1


arguments는 array 형태의 객체이지만 array는 아니기 때문에 array로 바꿔주기 위해 사용


OK.  I don't think the new method adds any clarity beyond the comment that's already there (although the comment should probably say something like "convert `<svg>` element to `<symbol>` element" since it's moving the `<svg>` node's children.

If you keep the `createSymbol()` helper method then you should change the check in comment, since it incorrectly says:

```
- combined extractGraphic and createSymbol
```


You might [enjoy this tool](https://github.com/Alhadis/Snippets/blob/master/shell/dsclean.sh), then. :)

Lists feedback as the junk's being cleared, and even shows a damn summary of how many bytes were saved (because I'm a meticulous/OCD prick).

<img src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2346707/10761375/3175a2b0-7d15-11e5-9979-ef0cefa8eab7.png" alt="" width="401" />


O Console.Read() nao faz o que tu pesnou que fazia.


4943-EMS-Trap-Unitialized-Variables (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1955 of 1960 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.74%25-yellow.svg)


I've restarted them (after fixing Hydra to allow restarting large jobset evals).


fgfd


This would hide errors if node.inputs[0] is too big, or too negative, though. I would not want `axis=2` to be mapped to `0` on a matrix.


versteh ich das richtig das er den softlink von dem dir des xml files nimmt ?


OK, well then see https://github.com/ibm-js/requirejs-dplugins/pull/31#issuecomment-151478008.


Cheers @martenson


@gcotelli thanks!


A aplicação não está funcionando. Chegou a rodar?
Poderia fazer mais testes unitários.


I'm surprised that*

(commented at 4:00 am for some reason)


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Use out means the gradient function takes the output of the log. In the current case, change to UnaryBackwardUseIn_


But you're right that there is no check on the value of `axis` if the `join` is completely removed from the graph... A solution would be to add an assert, but I'm afraid it may disrupt optimizations.


Do you want to provide a function `tee(x, y) { eval(substitute(expr), data, enclos = parent.frame()); x }`? This could be used to simplify the construction: First, create the rhs, and then, if `!last`, assign it to `.`. Perhaps you can add `tee` to the environment of the created function, so that it's always available.


Yay! Thanks :)


@mkristian : I have made pull requests for most of the jnr libraries (those that are required by jnr-unixsocket). As part of the [Linux Tools Docker Tooling](https://wiki.eclipse.org/Linux_Tools_Project/Docker_Tooling/User_Guide), we use jnr-unixsocket to communicate with a Docker Daemon that is using a unix socket. You can see the graph of dependencies for jnr libraries here : https://rgrunber.fedorapeople.org/docker-client-deps.svg (far right)

Currently, when distributing jnr libraries in Fedora, and at Eclipse, we manually add the necessary manifest to the necessary jnr libraries so that they are usable from within an OSGi Runtime (ie. Eclipse).

The pull requests are generally the same in all cases : Manifest is generated by maven-bundle-plugin after class compilation, and the maven-jar-plugin is given a reference to the location of the manifest so it gets packaged.


OK :)


This commit breaks reading binary data. I just tested without this and it works well in both python2 and python3. Under which circumstances did this not work?


4943-EMS-Trap-Unitialized-Variables (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg)


OK, I reverted this commit and used the `quality` profile instead.  But @vmassol, it seems that `coveralls:report` doesn't trigger `jacoco:report` (weird, I agree!).


i think we can just use `spawn` on either platform. I experimented with it inside the `inc` testing class and it worked ok.


I don't see the motivation for this proxy ^^.

Instead of doing this:
```
var CARTOCSS_DEFAULT_VERSION = require('cartocss-default-version-proxy').set('2.1.1').get();
```
I think it's almost the same as setting the constant directly.
```
var CARTOCSS_DEFAULT_VERSION = '2.1.1';
```

Perhaps we could include these constants in a file that is common to all bundles?


@efischer19 I'm back with another suggestion! How about using `get_or_create` here?:
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.4/ref/models/querysets/#django.db.models.query.QuerySet.get_or_create
It'd remove the `DoesNotExist` exception handling, though it still might raise an IntegrityError.
In Django 1.8, `get_or_create` is atomic and, when used with `READ COMMITTED`, the code can read the created object upon an IntegrityError.
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.8/ref/models/querysets/#django.db.models.query.QuerySet.get_or_create


@lucabrivio Most probably the best solution is to simply make maximumTime not use more than 3/4 of our time.


ohk


Apparently, running `upgrade` and `dist-upgrade` in Dockerfiles is considered bad practice -- the assumption is that the source image should be responsible for keeping up with the repositories therein. However, I also do it some times, so that's just a bit of info. ;)


Exercício incompleto.


Do we *have* to use the `non-free` repo? Licensing is something we have to be very aware of...


Much better! I left a comment about the `cartocss-default-version-proxy`. Other than that: great job! :+1:


No, I'll follow the lead of the package this Laravel wrapper is based on. They use `git.yourdomain.com`. Thanks for the suggestion though.


Hi Richard,

Could you move the argparse stuff to below the if __name__ == '__main__' line so that code isn't imported by clients that aren't running on the command line?  Alternatively, it might be better to create a standalone application which imports this file as a module and which would live in the bin folder and so be in the user's path if they do the "standard" setup for our release package.


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Still, [cleanup](https://github.com/occrp/docker-openldap/blob/master/Dockerfile#L12) is in order. ;)


Oh... right. This is in my forked repo. Will make a PR to get it into Edna.

Right, all this is in the works. Just want to start getting this down on paper so people can get an idea about the scope of this work.


不等待子进程，实现&后台运行，并阻止产生zombies


#FEWD Final Project

---

###Description

For the final project, you'll be designing and building a website of your choice. This project will test your knowledge of front-end web development and ask you to apply everything you've learned in this course. The result will be a website that you can add to your portfolio.  You could create: a portfolio website; a marketing website for a startup or business; or a prototype for a simple web-app. Work with your instructor and EIR's to create project goals that are realistic given the scope and timing of the class.

Student: ________________________________________

Project URL: ____________________________________

|                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |
|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|
| Technical Requirements                                                                                | Does Not Meet Expectations (0) | Meets Expectations (1) | Exceeds Expectations (2) |
| Project Proposal / Wireframes turned in week 5                                                          |                                |                        |           x               |
| Draft of HTML/CSS turned in week 7                                                                      |                                |                        |           x               |
| First draft of JS turned in week 8                                                                      |                                |                        |          x                |
| Updated rough draft of project week 9                                                                   |                                |                        |           x               |
| Final presentation                                                                                |                                |                        |            x              |
| Use HTML5 structural elements (header, footer, nav, footer)                                             |                                |                        |              x            |
| Demonstrate a correct use of classes and IDs                                                            |                                |                        |             x             |
| Use classes to identify a type of element and IDs for identifying a specific unique element on the page |                                |                        |             x             |
| Select the appropriate tags to markup content                                                           |                                |                        |            x              |
| Apply fonts, color and styles to elements and the page                                                  |                                |                        |             x             |
| Demonstrate use of floats (or inline-block) and the box model                                           |                                |                        |             x             |
| Use JavaScript/jQuery to make pages interactive                                                         |                                |                        |           x               |
| TOTAL: __24____/24                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |


Ficou bom, só cuida a convenção: métodos iniciam em maiusculo.


my bad, mysterious error indeed. seems to only appear on initial build


Dale,
Tranquilo.. Buena semana.. :wink:


This sentence feels a bit wordy, maybe because it has scope in it three times. Potentially something more like: "If your package requires the use of npm scope, Nexus supports this functionality. Packages published to Nexus with a defined scope are reflected with the scope value populating the Nexus group field in Browse and Search."


Indentation


Yes, you're right on this one. I'll take care of this one, thx for noticing.


@kbenne, I found this quite interesting. If you run this code, you will find that changing site subtabs is near-instantaneous. If you comment out LocationTabController.cpp lines 85 - 98, the first subtab click will basically be instantaneous, while the second will have a perceptible pause. Each successive click results in the previous pause almost being squared. And on deleted widgets (specifically, deleteLater) no less. Finally, clicking to a new main tab, and then returning to the Site main tab, will reset the process and the first subtab click will be almost instantaneous.


On 27/10/15 13:33, Ian Phillips wrote:
>
> Either should be a value class, and thus immutable and thread safe.
>
>

     The references are themselves immutable, but the elements might be
mutated (there are no warranties). Unless we use clone() on the
constructor, which I don't like for obvious reasons, there's no other
way around. Is there?

--
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-----------
8Kdata


Ah, ok. I think the option of an app in bin sounds very good. Would it be best to create a member function in datacatalog that basically replicates all the command line arguments, so the app would have the parsearg stuff and call your module essentially as is before I mucked with it?

From: James Chiang <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>>
Reply-To: lsst-camera-dh/harnessed-jobs <reply@reply.github.com<mailto:reply@reply.github.com>>
Date: Tuesday, October 27, 2015 at 7:53 AM
To: lsst-camera-dh/harnessed-jobs <harnessed-jobs@noreply.github.com<mailto:harnessed-jobs@noreply.github.com>>
Cc: Richard Dubois <richard@slac.stanford.edu<mailto:richard@slac.stanford.edu>>
Subject: Re: [harnessed-jobs] update for command line args and finding latest activity id. Still need to handle test name better (b96d055)

Hi Richard,

Could you move the argparse stuff to below the if name == 'main' line so that code isn't imported by clients that aren't running on the command line? Alternatively, it might be better to create a standalone application which imports this file as a module and which would live in the bin folder and so be in the user's path if they do the "standard" setup for our release package.

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Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub<https://github.com/lsst-camera-dh/harnessed-jobs/commit/b96d055e70022439f9876f8d593960f4095fd23b#commitcomment-14012841>.


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ok


Indentation of the block below.


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If you guys are interested in helping with glowstone go to http://www.github.com/GlowstonePlusPlus/GlowstonePlusPlus which is the continuation of Glowstone and is more finished.


`projectSpec.exclude` is optional. This will throw an exception when the exclude list is not specified in the tsconfig.json file.


@IIvec: Besides having named x  diffently I have derived the same formula.
I do not want to create unrest at the moment, enough formulae in the discussion recently.

x can be seen as equivalent to the number of thread groups or clusters. E.g. threads with depth sequences (0,2,3) could form such a group. You can have more groups working concurrently (higher x) but each with a lower number of group members. This is a trade-off problem between inefficiency of concurrency (of more groups) and a devaluation tendency of calculations at higher additional depths (for more threads per group). Nodes at higher depths have a greater chance to be unreachable later on.

If one knows how the average value of a calculation node decreases with depth he will be able to find the corresponding best grouping and get an algorithm to distribute the threads vs depths.


Bônus pelas constantes e criação de métodos pra cada operação :)


Ja, genau. Es ist halt mehr oder weniger garantiert, dass da diese Datei liegt. Eigentlich wäre es korrekter das aus der zweiten header zeile zu parsen. Wäre aber auch mehr Arbeit. =)


I changed the Dependency to optional=true and extracted maven related core into a dedicated class. However i was not able to verify that this would work without maven-plugin because unfortunately, update-center does not let me remove it.


sgsdg


This is something I'd put in the WAD, honestly - is it possible to do that?


With documentation also! :heart:


I don't think so. I could be wrong though.
On Tue, Oct 27, 2015 at 5:41 AM Evert Timberg <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Same as category scale, does inner width / innerheight need to consider
> margins?
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I don't think so. I could be wrong though.
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Getting there.  I would actually include the keys you are keeping in Localconfig in the web.config as well, that way the developer knows they exist.  You can just put dummy data as their values:

    <add key="AuthyKey" value="[PLACE_YOUR_AUTHY_KEY_HERE]" />

At runtime ASP.NET will use the values in Local.config if it exists, even if the same key is defined in the web.config.  If Local.config does not exist then ASP.NET falls back to the key defined in the web.config.


Here you are: [JCLOUDS-1028](https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCLOUDS-1028)


I would keep all the argparse stuff in the command line executable, since other clients probably wouldn't make use of that member function.  If you wanted to tuck all that code in a function, you could certainly do that there.


Sono necessari dei permessi speciali per utilizzare…
Per evitare richiesti/richiederli


Dmitry, does this commit solve the complete reported issue? What happens if the JDBC string is just completely nonsensical?


Still think 16.666666666% looks better


@Rallaz

I need to test the behavior of trimming by a polyline. For example, create a rectangle, and trim entities to only keep what are within the rectangle.


Solved in commit 841e588


Because 'a' is not à number


Yes. Not sure if this is okay or not.


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 2551](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=65049&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 193 Build time: 00:04:37


Podia ter usado Console.Clear() depois de cada operação. Caprichar mais nos testes unitários.


4943-EMS-Trap-Unitialized-Variables (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (886 of 886 tests passed)

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It should be noted somewhere that Wily is only supported from 4.x and up, I've seen already 4 to 5 issues regarding this issue (one being mine, as there was no info about it in this readme...)