log_messages.printf() and close() may have changed errno. You should make a copy of errno after lseek() and use the copy.


I don't think there is any value in worrying about the order though, because the end ```.config``` is ran against ```make silentoldconfig``` in the uclibc build, and can be found in ```${CT_WORK_DIR}/${CT_TARGET}/build/${CT_SRC_DIR}/.config``` for uclibc. And that will always be in a consistent order.


@bzwei Would it be better to sort ascending by description?  I would also change "default" to `<default>` so it would be the first entry.


"Workspace" is misspelled.


Guess who? :smile:


`sort -u` will only make it even worse if the incoming config was not sorted. Ok, we can grep for the option first... ;) but that's obviously over-engineering for a minor issue. Let's go with the variants in my 1st comment then.


I'm fine with this for now, but I think we should open a FIXME to refactor this field into a different type (probably `hair::Constant<'tcx>`). Just seems more explicit that way


I just wanted to write it. Thank you :+1:


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same here


obviously, palette[] is the target palette, and data is the current one ... the 2 variable names are confusing !


Reminder for later: read Urth options instead of hardcoding. Also, need to mimic spawn call for container that thebe does ahead of requesting a kernel. (jupyter-js-services assumes the kernel provider container is pre-running, i.e., the notebook server.)


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Shouldn't you check that idx is within the number of elements in cr_rights?


Reminder: Need to impl this later.


Well the complex script is an example and not exactly what I would use. But I was also confused because Marcos said  that script didn't fix the root problem for him, so I'm having trouble figuring out why this one would.

Also, why 10 seconds specifically?


The simple fix is added as a workaround. I expect this fix to be reverted once we remove  the dependency on dhcp.lease to create the entries in the lookup table


Please add space symbols between the curly brackets and 'get;' and 'set;'  statements


Old msvcrt doesn't contain that functions. New one from Win10 even contain `_aligned*` functions


Yep good point. I  just want to make sure we don't forget.

:+1:


how about wrapping `.f` in a R function that captures errors. Then if an error happens we `stop()` from the C++ side, if not we save the output as usual.

Then we can use `Rf_eval()`. There would still be some overhead but hopefully lower than using `Rcpp_eval()`


Should we move this into a static-pods-ns.yaml? Just for consistency.


Ref #58


Use CAP_LIST_END instead of 0.


Af hverju ertu með external link hérna?


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I'm not sure.  Sphinx can be mysterious when it comes to this sort of thing.

In librosa, I use module-level docstrings to build the autosummary header, and that helps resolve the sub-submodule import issues.  Beyond that, module aliasing is kind of a nuisance.

You might want to restructure the docs into a single page per submodule, and then drop the module prefix from the function definitions by setting `add_module_names = False` in conf.py.


good point. I'll tackle that now


I'm not part of the 99designs team, I'm trying to use this vendor as you, I just had this problem like you and fixed with a patch `"minimum-stability": "dev"` in `composer.json` for continue using it and testing, I forked the repo for add support to [Send Documents](https://rightsignature.com/apidocs/api_documentation_default#/send_document), because the official [Embedded Samples](https://github.com/rightsignature/RS-PHP-Embedded-Sample) just leaves much to be desired, what're you looking for?


I would rename this to busybox-static-pod.yaml


Good man, for not setting this to `>= 0.8.0` :laughing:


X and Y coordinates of what? The name should be more descriptive. The code should explain itself. Please rename.


Please squash this into the initial commit. Actually, as this not busybox as a shell anymore, I would rename it to static-pod.yaml


Are these the changes you meant to merge in? Weird they don't show up on our side


updated index.html


nice.


What are these sleeps doing?


I can just clone this and patch our branch directly if these are the working mock tests


Again - what angle? Please give a more descriptive name. Besides, why do you think that an angle of any kind is a common property of all the geometry figures we are trying to model?


This will produce not same result as before :-( Because RtlCaptureContext now called inside `CaptureContext::Capture` with that function in callstack and we can not be 100% sure that it will be inlined.


Can we rename to mesosSource? This is not a "Mesos", but a "Source".


This is another place where I would have used a copy of errno. umask() is perhaps unlikely to change errno but at least then there would be no question of what value you are testing.


that would only work if R's `tryCatch()` prevents the long jump though.


strange to call it once out, once udpates. One name should be enough.


What does 'k' stand for? Also he name Resize() is not as descriptive as I would like it to be.

What about ResizeByFactorOf(double factor)?


I agree, and I'll make these changes. I wonder why, in the Foundation version of this, the lesson had us name it collection instead of album?


Yes, exactly that.  I felt there should be a package to make all that Rightsignature stuff (that seems overly complicated to me) really easy and this seemed like a good starting point.  If you want I can work off of your fork if you already have added a good deal of functionality.


There's a filter -  `'reveal-js-slide-defaults'` - we could use so a core mod wouldn't be necessary


It does seem like the wrong place. Seems quite similar to `enforce_builtin_binop_types` in `librustc_typeck/check/op.rs`, but different. I guess maybe it belongs in `ty/mod.rs`? I sort of dislike the general predicates that accumulate there, though, they tend to serve many masters.


No need for a blank line here.


No, it's not necessary. It's just something I found missing into when running logster for the time.

Compare with os.mkdir(logdir) about 15 lines above. I've tried to match that, both in intention and in style.

If you still prefer makedirs, I can make the change. Our you can omit it; the portalocker change matters much more.Thanks!


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`s/plusiers/plusieurs/`.


I would prefer a Run(terminal) method as everywhere else.


Thanks.  Whilst *I* could install ruby 1.9.3 and run puppet with that, I guess most RHEL6 puppet 3 opensource users will still be using 1.8.7.  In the past I've found it quite easy to write functions, facts, templates etc that worked perfectly whilst I was developing them but failed miserably when tested on OEL6 boxes.

BTW, A few weeks ago, when I was experimenting with the Gemfiles and travis in my fork, did I accidentally have it email you? https://github.com/biemond/biemond-oradb/blob/master/.travis.yml#L18
If so, sorry! :)

Kind Regards,
Alex


The constructor has one more parameter ``fp = _ReturnAddress()`` to ensure that we get correct fp


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@bzwei Commented on this in PR #5272.  This text is better but would still recommend using `< >` as it sorts to the top and matches what we use in other areas of the UI like the provisioning dialogs.

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2591569/11103000/00f9ed88-888e-11e5-8c0b-44eefeeff301.png)


What is this function supposed to print? Money? Figure description? Anything else? Please give it a descriptive name.


Does this go away because js-services implements its own error logging for cell execution errors?


the constructor `newSourceMesos` is named for consistency w/ k8s source constructors (e.g. `NewSourceFile`; `sourceMesos` was chosen to align with the constructor name.


Perhaps in the sense that a common English term is "Album Collection", or just "Collection". But that confuses with the Angular use of it.


executorDone chan struct {} -> terminate <-chan struct{}


That should have said os.mkdir(log_dir).


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... and there's already a const called `mesosSource', named to align with other source names like `ApiserverSource`


It looks to be fix in WildFly 8.2.0 (newer Undertow version - look for WFLY-3385 in Undertow commit message).

This looks to be the change :
                exchange.getQueryParameters().putAll(QueryParameterUtils.parseQueryString(newQueryString.substring(1), QueryParameterUtils.getQueryParamEncoding(exchange)));


Hm, do you think it's good to bubble up a `DataStoreError` in a handler function? Or should we not rather handle the possible errors and act depending on the error?


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### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


This wording is a little confusing.  Suggest `:description  => "Select an existing resource group for deployment",`


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Can this stanza be replaced with `campaign = campagins.campaign_for_user(user)`?


Oh, that's what it changed. I'm blind.


Well, nice, but, right now I'm just interested in send documents using the API, I'm gonna try to upload the new code between today and tomorrow, what is the method of the API that you need?


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Do we really need this merging source? Wouldn't it be enough to have one mirror pod source and our usual mesos source and let the kubelet PodConfig do the merging?


Why don't you keep ioctls[] sorted and do this check in O(n) rather than O(n^2)?


# emailtoftp
Upload files to ftp using email


Language here seems a little vague. "if it changes". What's actually being compared is the modification time of the input, and (I think) the modification time of the output.


I just noticed that Deompressor is misspelled.


@shellicious ^^^


Amend commit comment: `s/[/{/`.
Try: `s/%{getenv:([A-Z_]+)}/$ENV{$1}/eg`.


Easter egg Hunt!


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### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.CDSMeasureStoreTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest.verifyLogAndLinearScales: <no details avaliable>

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

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest.verifySubjectCounts: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.CDSSecurityTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSLoginTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testDatasetExport: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testSelection: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testSelectingEmptyMeasure: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testStickyFinderFilterOnDataset: <no details avaliable>

##### there are 14 more failed tests, see build details
```


It's not how big your slime is, it's if it has its rabid flag set :sunglasses:


Hm, that will result in a `400 Bad Request` response, which is technically wrong. This should instead be a `500 Internal Server Error`.


:+1: to move this out into its own module.


Thanks


This check is not necessary AFAICT


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### Failed tests
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org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest.verifyCounts: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSLoginTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testDatasetExport: <no details avaliable>

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##### there are 37 more failed tests, see build details
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org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest.verifyBoxPlots: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest.verifyDensePlotBrushing: <no details avaliable>

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##### there are 32 more failed tests, see build details
```


Yeah, actually send documents is mainly it but I think I may also need Update Document Tags
and Template Details later (and others?).  So if you think you'll have the send documents call up soon I won't bother with it.


On Win7 it exists image showing for x64
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5904989/11103168/7e54b6d8-88c9-11e5-852d-16302ff35fdf.png)


I don't think we need this, given that `Validate()` already handles it.


oh. i added comments. good for me.


Is there any real reason for the existence of this abstract class? After all, you have an interface that defines a minimal set of properties of a geometric figure and operations to be performed on it. You also have a bunch of classes that may implement this interface. Why do you need a mediator between them?


Updated Assignment 1/ Task 2:
Added copyright informations. Modified css.
Updated Assignment 3/ Task 2: Fixed some php notices (thanks for the feedback) and a little JS bug.


Needs https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_kernel_samsung_manta/commit/5a3ad6bd6ae0687cb0ecb424d74221920fbc7f38


Please squash this with the following commit.


needs https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_kernel_samsung_manta/commit/5a3ad6bd6ae0687cb0ecb424d74221920fbc7f38


Solved :)


And the previous.


Right. Please check now.

* https://github.com/adrelanos/qubes-core-agent-linux/blob/upgrade_status_notification_fix/misc/upgrades-installed-check
* https://github.com/adrelanos/qubes-core-agent-linux/blob/upgrade_status_notification_fix/misc/upgrades-status-notify


AMAZING!
@kingregis in no time you'll be the best FreeCAD architect (freecarchitect?) out there.

Next week I'll be in France presenting FreeCAD at an opensource event, but also in an architecture school. I'm pretty curious to see how that will go. After that I'll try to give you guys a hand!

@theoryshaw I knew you wouldn't resist the call of the dark side of the Force!


This is a generic comment regarding to all your 'using' statements - please __use__ only the namespaces that you actually using. For instance, I'm pretty sure, you aren't using any task processing library API here in Figures.cs.


To determine BC's, check if the ID starts with "buildcraft:...". Similar rules apply for inventories/fluids, though some renaming might be necessary for that (BC supports backwards-compatible renaming, however)


(a) can't have two sources with the same name
(b) all sources, other than ApiserverSource are considered static/mirror
sources
(c) kubelet wants to see mirror pods reflected in a non-static source

Mesos pods must appear to come from apiserver due to (b);
reflected static pods (mirror pods) must appear to come from apiserver due
to (c).

The only option I could think of was creating a source that merges the pod
streams. I don't like it. But I could think of anything else, other than
starting to hack up the kubelet's understanding of mirror/static pod
sources (ouch!)

On Wed, Nov 11, 2015 at 4:09 PM, Dr. Stefan Schimanski <
notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Do we really need this merging source? Wouldn't it be enough to have one
> mirror pod source and our usual mesos source and let the kubelet PodConfig
> do the merging?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/mesosphere/kubernetes/commit/0ff6fa13c1d12f17e63cd47da2b0822aee474fda#commitcomment-14339376>
> .
>


Nit: spell it out, I think ("Immediate")


`colInIndex` doesn't matter for `DELETE_ONLY` indexes, just delete them indiscriminately


Feels like at this point we want another helper fn that returns one of three things


Ok, but maybe better add `__forceinline` to constructor reduce chance that it will not be inlined (for performance reason)


@zilav @Hugues92 Not sure whether or not that is needed for dump or not.  However, searching for wbGameMode really brought up a lot of results.  I could have easily overlooked something.


`idx = 0;` is missing here


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.startsWith("buildcraft:inventory") and .startsWith("buildcraft:fluid") will work.


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I like better old formatting :smile: , but you can leave it.


I almost moved it into executor/config. But it's hacky glue code, so I didn't want to. And I thought it would be overkill to create a service/config package just for this. I don't want "overpackage" things. There's little risk that this sourceMesos thing will be abused.


Can this be implemented on a rails application ?


there's some logic being duplicated here. Just replace `tableDesc.Indexes` in the above call to `encodeSecondaryIndexes` with a slice that includes the `WRITE_ONLY` indexes.


Will squash commits later.

On Wed, Nov 11, 2015 at 4:14 PM, Dr. Stefan Schimanski <
notifications@github.com> wrote:

> And the previous.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/mesosphere/kubernetes/commit/03abf4cdeba1e21489c24d2b1ed3086695b34cf7#commitcomment-14339479>
> .
>


We shouldn't be using the system JNA at all here. Let me try Buck in a 15.04 VM. What does that process output on stdout and stderr if you run it manually?


Yes I will do that so it matches with the rest of the NethServer Samba configuration. As a side note, Samba does work with a variety of different boolean names such as true/false, yes/no, enabled/disabled.


see comment in insert.go about code duplication


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Summary: Tests failed: 24 (6 new), passed: 239, muted: 8 Build time: 01:17:52
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSLoginTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.CDSMeasureStoreTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest.verifyLogAndLinearScales: <no details avaliable>

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

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

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testDatasetExport: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testImmuneSpaceStudySubset: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testStudySummaryWindow: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testStudyCards: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testSelection: <no details avaliable>

##### there are 14 more failed tests, see build details
```


Wouldn't the SO_NOSIGPIPE in MacOSX be the equivalent of MSG_NOSIGNAL? Consequently, something along the lines of the following ought to be more appropriate:

+#if defined(__APPLE__) || defined(__MACH__)
+#ifndef MSG_NOSIGNAL
+#define MSG_NOSIGNAL SO_NOSIGPIPE
+#endif
+#endif


X coordinate of what? Left corner? Right corner? Center? The same about Y coordinate. Please give descriptive names to the fields. Please also consider the following - different geometric figures actually have different properties. It may make sense to define them per figure type and not in the interface.


1. If the file `build.rs` is updated, but `build.rs` is not included in `rerun-if-changed`, will the build script get re-run?

2. Let's say the build script contains:

```
#[path="src/ecc_build.rs"]
mod ecc_build;
```

Will the build script get re-run if src/ecc_build.rs changes, if that file isn't listed in rerun-if-changed?

My preference is that the build script will always get re-run if it is updated and/or if any of its dependencies (as determined by `mod` and `use`) are updated, regardless of the contents of `rerun-if-changed`. I believe this is what people expect.


Sorry. I forgot to put in the credits prior to syncing! This is based off brAthena's update: https://github.com/brAthena/FluxCP/commit/cb3a0fa2b4182759722b73d16885c738e351d61e#diff-fd1594de8dc6c1ca5872cd1f5302cd4e


Updated and answered your questions in the comments so that later reads will see my reasons as well.


Width? Height? Half of the width? Half of the height? Anything else?


What about initial rotation angle?


You may want this to be "Create a Om Next transit writer."


Duplicate.


s/contact us as/contact us at/


ah ok - will do the check before thingy then


@swergas `alt="new!"` ==> `alt={{ gettext("new!") }}`


Also the names 'x', 'y', 'a' and 'b' are not self-explanatory - please give more descriptive names.


please don't strip end of line at end of file


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### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


@swergas French support :D


Makes sense. Can you document this reasoning (if it isn't already and I have missed it)


fixed thanks


I've pushed a new version of this since.


Generally, you might want to get rid of strncpy(...) in your code; check out https://randomascii.wordpress.com/2013/04/03/stop-using-strncpy-already/


I made a branch of your master on my fork today, reverted this commit, and deployed the code.  I am no longer getting exceptions like the ones I copied above.

Unfortunately I have not been able to duplicate the exceptions in a test yet.

Here is a link to my current branch.  Let me know if I should make a PR. https://github.com/rltvty/node-imap/tree/esp/fix_exceptions


When can f->f_count be zero?


@robwise Link?


What version of clang are you using?  Are you saying it doesn't have __has_warning but does support the -Wunused-local-typedef warning flag?

Suppressing all of -Wall seems like a bad idea to me, you'll lose many useful warnings.


i've found it generally helpful, with log levels shouldn't it not be an issue?


@robwise When I'm giving you comments, they will be approximate.


Don't you want to do fput() here so that the file is freed if f_count goes to zero?


@jojoe77777 @legoboy0215 The code is so messy... >,<


Added this.


Do we need that constant at all? Why not use the original name? Would be clear IMO. Then its free for our source.


window.HelloWorld = HelloWorld

don't mix in app


Why do we need these properties? Also, is there anyone outside the class who is willing / supposed to be using them? If not, why are they defined as 'public'?


the difference between this impl and Run(terminate) is that:
- mergeAndForward actually closes the sourceMesos.done chan
- mergeAndForward terminates when execUpdates is closed and drained

.. the semantics are quite different than Run(terminate); this implementation more closely aligns with the semantics of the other sources, which implicitly spawn goroutines to handle their pod streams.


is PULL with capp Ls?


Annotate types.


Annotate type.


so noted, i'll rename `updates` to `out`


`application.js`


will do


It's OK to be explicit and use 'this.', it's also OK to omit '.this', but, please, be consistent.


@justin808 I usually catch them but burying a tiny thing like that inside one of many comments made to a PR is just asking for mistakes


It's fine like it is now IMO.


It's for the duration of the note. There will definitely be an octave parameter coming, as well as a tempo-setting block.

Thanks for catching the syntax error.

This block will play a note.


Great update... I was working on pieces of this... but take it away. :D


Oops. :)


There is `net.sf.jabref.model.entry.AuthorList.getAuthorList(String)`, which returns `net.sf.jabref.model.entry.AuthorList`, which can be queried for authors. Why not using that model?


Change is requrement by Tamara P.


Closes #3.


Some platforms like OSX I think don't have nanosecond resolution in timestamps on files which means that if this test runs cargo, modifies a file, and then re-runs cargo a second time it may not think the modification in the middle was actually in the future from the original invocation of cargo.

These sleeps are a poor man's way of ensuring that some time has passed to guarantee the timestamps are drifiting apart in the modification after this line. There's actually a lot of sleep calls throughout the test suite already, but there's also a bunch of `move_into_the_past` which just changes the modification times. I've never really quite pinned down why `move_into_the_past` doesn't work...


On Heroku deploys, the `lib/assets.rake` file takes care of running webpack during deployment. It's critical that the bundles are git ignored. You don't want your pull requests to have thousands of lines of Webpack generated code every time you change one line of JavaScript.


okay then well thanks for letting me know. Just wanted to check. Thanks for all the work you have put into this project man. I was going to do the same thing but I simply do not know enough about Minecraft /forge to have done it although I do know java :P


You need some empty lines at the end of the file here and in the other files. Some reference [here](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/729692/why-should-text-files-end-with-a-newline). :smile:


https://github.com/esp8266/Arduino/pull/1003/files :)


Please check that the 'angle' is a multiple of 90 deg. If not, let's throw System.ArgumentException and thus notify our user that she made a wrong call.


Готово.


why double space? **generator


passed-in-props


I was feeling pretty proud of my self just having found the right code to change 😬


It was intentional but not the best notation. The idea was to suggest we can form a set collecting all of the operators defined for a (closed) signature.


populate table view with videos.


@brson ah yeah I'll clarify that the mtime is what's being compared here.

@briansmith yes Cargo has sort of an "abstract notion" of steps to run and their dependencies. If any dependency changes (e.g. a file changed, an upstream crate was recompiled, etc) then the step is re-run. There are two separate steps of compiling a build script and running a build script, and running the build script depends on building the build script. This means that if it's recompiled (e.g. because a source file changed) then it will be rerun.

The purpose of this patch is to simply allow crates to refine the dependencies on running the build script. Currently it's the compilation + any file in the crate, but that's clearly too coarse grained for many use cases.


Also, is this 'angle' in degrees or radians? let's make its name speak for itself. I suggest to name it 'angle_deg'. Also, probably, it may make sense to change the underlying type to int, since we aren't going to work with anything except for 90 deg multiples anyway.


```
[IIFE](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immediately-invoked_function_expression)
```


@bdunne why is this better or needed?


What about instead of reverting, an additional check on `_sock.readable` is added?


'names' on an environment is a .Primitive and is much faster than 'ls'. 'ls' also sorts by default whereas 'names' does not sort. It probably doesn't matter here though ...


The code is from textools, that's why. Will take a look at the resource tho.


You need the session passed from the server to encrypt the result of calling uniqueid.


it will not be able to see any assets in the **default** Rails directories which are above the `/client` directory.


Webpack Dev Server

Caps?


Hey moneromooo,

Just wanted to leave a note here to let you know that this particular commit is causing troubles syncing past block 600003. I've opened the issue #483 regarding this problem.


@bdunne I do like the each with object bits.   Can you remove the sensor_class bits and I'll merge.


`--find-copies` only finds copies within the same changeset. You might want to try `--find-copies-harder`


You set the x coordinate twice - here and in the line above this one. Probably, you planned to set X and Y coordinates instead.


```
[Heroku](docs/heroku.md)
```

If existin


Great, yes they need. I did that and synchronised the PR. Thanks!


A delta equals would probably have made that clearer.


yeah it's fine, just wanted to check that it was intentional


Sorry, maybe I'm confused, but what case is this addressing exactly?


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This file is automatically created by the react_on_rails generator.


Here, I'd actually add an empty blank line. I'd write something like:

angle =

halfDiagonal =
x =
y =

This is because these seems to look like to logically independent statement sequences.


Oh, I see. I'll revert this commit for now and you can make any adjustments you like (if any).


I'd put an empty blank line after this statement.


D'oh :)


If you are not doing server rendering, you should set this to `""`. Otherwise, you will receive a log message indicating the server rendering file cannot be found.


Please be consistent - either use "A : B" or "A: B".


Try this!

```ruby
@arr = repos.list(user: 'andymeneely', repo: 'ffmpeg-history').map { |repo| repo.name }
```

(BTW - list probably doesn't yield to a block, so your do/end was probably never executed.)


Maybe this is a good place to say that an explanatory comment would be nice. Ideally with a snippet or two of Rust code, illustrating what MIR we get and how it flows through here...


I don't see that line being removed.  ~  ?


have you noticed that weather background fanart (and picture background art) is cycling really fast in the skin?  I am about to grab latest GIT copies to see if this is still the case or if it has been fixed.

what I am trying to describe:

https://onedrive.live.com/redir.aspx?cid=599da6bd82779e65&resid=599DA6BD82779E65!6061&parId=599DA6BD82779E65!4605&authkey=!ANaEGnC_0NozGhQ&ithint=video%2cmp4


where is this id coming from?


yeah. was just following convention in the rest of the file, but i guess we did fork this into our own repo, so might as well do it right


where is the post_id coming from?


Please give a more descriptive names to 'x', 'y', 'a' and 'b').


... or pay the price?


Is this equivalent to `return from.toLowerCase().indexOf(s.trim().toLowerCase()) !== 0;` ?

I think I prefer `indexOf` to compiling a regex every time.


not sure u are getting this, review how a redirect works with two values passed


Add and empty line between the first and the last two lines


Made a mess, thought I had squashed the commits first. Whoops.


The errors are raised with the SOL_* checks, the correct flow will reach these labels


Please give more descriptive names to 'a' and 'b'


Hmm weird.
When you replace the newly added code by something like
````
ifeq ($(CXX), g++)
     override CXXFLAGS += -std=c++0x
endif
ifeq ($(CXX), clang++)
     override CXXFLAGS += -std=c++0x
endif
ifeq ($(CC), clang)
     override CXXFLAGS += -std=c++0x
endif
````

or if you use
````
UNAME := $(shell uname)
ifeq ($(UNAME), Darwin)
    override CXXFLAGS += -std=c++0x
endif
````
will that work?


Why do you need these properties? And why public?


this is saying nothing about should, its simply assigning the comment.user to be the current_user


It wasn't removed in these commits, I think it was removed earlier.


they are not  (and won't) used in any other place


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Please give a more descriptive names to 'x', 'y' and 'a'


do some research on how 'rails strong parameters' work and why we need them


Why properties? Why public?


if you make a branch with the change, I'll try it.


@whoburg here's the removal of super.__init__


If you are planning to send this to us with a pull request please use MAGICKCORE_HAVE_FCHMOD instead.


all this method is doing is flashing error and redirecting


Apple LLVM version 7.0.0 (clang-700.1.76)
Target: x86_64-apple-darwin14.5.0
Thread model: posix

This is the version of clang that I am using.

Yes, your understand is right. On my computer (Mac OS X 10.10.5), "__has_warning" is unavailable, but  the warning flag of "-Wunused-local-typedef " is working.

I agree with your comment. But, I do not have alternative solution to disable the warning flag of "-Wunused-local-typedef ".

If you have any solution for this, please let me know.

Thanks,


Forgot to add a description so might as well put it here.
Made Deselect only take an argument for what entity to deselect
Made notifications tell you what kind of weld you just performed
Fixed a sound issue with notifications
Fixed deselecting on singleplayer.


If you're serious about server rendering, it's worth the effort to have different entry points for client and server rendering. It's worth the extra complexity.


Does it resize across the senter? Also, please give a more descriptive name to 'k' ('factor'?)


აქ ძირითადში Yes No Cancel არი No და Cancel ისედაც ავტომატურად იმოქმედებს


@zilav @Hugues92

I found one issue.  I had made the branch before I synced with the Repo.  This made the branch start at commit 1012738fc742bfb1748afc82729d2caad65b1535 instead of the most recent commit.  I have corrected that by using ```git rebase```.  Can you see if this still fails Hlp?


I don't think so? Seems to work fine


Hello Scott,

if this is still not fixed in upstream please mail them a patch, so it is fixed once and for-all. Don't forget to add Matthijs his sob since he wrote it.

Regards,
Jeroen


fixed


Why do you need trigonometry here? We are dealing with 90 degrees multiples... Please keep it simple. Also, let's throw System.InvalidArgument exception, if we get wrong 'angle' value as an argument.


You can't use the master branch yet.. it contains party work for Jarvis but far from finished... Use the isengard instead which is the same as current beta.

I'm about to publish the current beta to stable Kodi repo. After that I will publish beta 3.6 which is going to be Jarvis only.


Is that defined anywhere? How would I go about defining that if not?


just finding the current_user's favorites that match the favorite id. not checking just finding and assigning that favorite object to a favorite variable


The enum itself also needs a docstring - this is causing the documentation coverage test to fail


ეს იგივე QuickSave ევენტია პროსტა სახელი არ შეეცვალა რატომღაც.


``token_secret`` is check bellow, actually i need to check if not ``NULL`` and if  ``*token_secret``. The return of ``sol_buffer_get_slice`` because even ``buf``  is ``NULL`` it will return a valid slice


what does .find do and return if there is a post with that id?


i didn't implement it this way originally because I thought this would violate the "rule of 5" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_three_(C%2B%2B_programming)

instead, in my version, it is easy to move the persistent state to JuliaOJIT (once the relevant bugfix is addressed in llvm releases) such that the JITCompiler functor remains small (a single reference pointer) and trivially copyable (it owns no resources of its own).


This is missing the docstring for the header file


ack


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what does this mean?


FYI http://www.gnu.org/software/guix/manual/html_node/Invoking-guix-challenge.html


**DO NOT RUN `rails s`** and instead run
  ```
  foreman start -f Procfile.dev
  ```
  to automatically start the webpack file watchers that will regenerate your JavaScript. Note, rspec does not automatically rebuild the bundle files, so you could get incorrect results from your tests running JavaScript different than what would currently be built. This is especially problematic when you sync up to github, and then just run tests without rebuilding the bundles.


I'll add it


- New plugins
- Translate
More update... :+1:


not verifying just setting the posts user to the current_user


Also, let's throw System.InvalidArgument exception, if we get wrong 'angle' value as an argument.


These instructions don't seem to have anything to do with externs, but rather how to build the package locally. I'm not sure this information belongs here (CONTRIBUTORS.md will be updated with similar info soon).


remove note on react router


you can mark the member as deprecated in sip by adding /Deprecated/ to the end - this will print a warning when using it in Python.
Eg
    int addVertex( const QgsPoint& point ) /Deprecated/;


again research 'strong parameters'


OK, in that case, even with the current dojo code,  since `navigator.MSPointerEnabled` is false, then surely `has("MSPointer")` is also false.   So there's no problem with the current code.


to set the property "generator" on that function to true.

change to

to set the property "generator" on that helper invocation to true (or change the defaults).


:smirk_cat: It is OK. Nobody's Perfect. ( cue soundtrack - **[Mike & the Mechanics - Nobody's Perfect](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yx1HR36TOoU)** ) :notes:
It will be fine, it looks like a :snail: slow night for new DB updates anyway.


@robwise finished with review.

Please use your editorial license on my suggestions.


Heh. PHP can't even sort this one out itself within minor releases:

https://3v4l.org/dUd9H


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added


> I'm looking at changing the "with" field to be the jid of the MUC room instead

You already have that in the `name` column.

> specific reason behind saving the stanza type to the "with" field?

I think the `with` column was the only column in the pre-set sql schema that wasn't taken yet.

To actually make sense of messages in a MUC, you really need historical presences as well as historical messages; unfortunately, the MAM spec as it is/was only allowed sending messages of type groupchat.


I'm still learning how to use mods, and I used static methods to debug it easier. I also don't have the time to rewrite it currently until after the tournament. This will change though, as I'm going to convert this mod into a more modular format.


I really wish that effort hadn't split off from Nix :)

On Wed, Nov 11, 2015 at 16:44 Domen Kožar <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> FYI
> http://www.gnu.org/software/guix/manual/html_node/Invoking-guix-challenge.html
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


fixed


Agreed, versioning is getting out of hand Grarak!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_versioning

And/or look for software versioning best practices guidelines ;)

Apart from that, great job with this app!


Also, let's name it 'angle_deg' or 'angle_rad' depending on whether you want to represent it in radians or in degrees. I suggest you to use degrees for simplicity and also change the underlying type to int. This way, the classes implementing this interface will be able to verify the correctness of the argument (which should be a multiple of 90 degrees) in a simpler way - integer arithmetic is much simpler than the floating point arithmetic.


Oh my god 💥💖


@Antonerof це якраз той випадок
<h4> LinkedList VS ArrayList </h4>
* LinkedList швидше додає елементи в **кінець** списку
* Час проходження ітератором по LinkedList і ArrayList однаковий

*Ми не додаємо об'єкти в середину, а для доступу використовуємо ітератор так чому нам не виграти трохи часу =) ?*


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@hadley and @wch - I was wondering why this warning message exists. If the `username` parameter is deprecated, why does the `install_github()` function still accept and document it?

## Why I'm guessing this change got made

I figured the answer would be something like "it's the compromise we have to make in order to maintain backward compatibility with users' older code." That is, if you delete the parameter from the function definition, old code that calls `install_github()` with an explicit `username` argument might fail. If you leave the `username` parameter in the function and don't warn that it's deprecated, the old code still works but (new) users don't know to transition their code over to the `user/repo` naming scheme, so they keep writing old-style code. Therefore, to maintain backward compatibility *and* at least give users a heads-up that they should start writing new code differently, you have this warning.

## Why the current solution bothers me

It requires a parameter whose sole existence is to tell users not to use it. That, and to maintain backward compatibility, even though I think (as I'll explain) we can achieve backward-compatibility in a less obtrusive way.

Could we do better?

## My (possibly not better) proposed alternative

1. Remove `username` as a formal parameter. Don't document it; don't warn that it's deprecated; just take it out. Old code that uses `username = foo` should (I think) work just fine, because the `username = foo` argument will just end up in the `...` part of the function call. We can check later on in the `install_github()` body whether the `username` argument is present/defined in `...`
2. Only document the new spec, as you already do with the `repo` parameter

    > `repo`: Repository address in the format username/repo[/subdir][@ref|#pull]. Alternatively, you can specify subdir and/or ref using the respective parameters (see below); if both is specified, the values in repo take precedence.`
3. Under the hood, check whether the caller tried to specify a value for `username` (which this code at lines 36–39 effectively already does).
4. Instead of warning about the deprecation, just have the function *do the right thing* by putting `username` and `repo` values where they belong, regardless of whether the calling code adheres to the newer spec

## Why I prefer my alternative

In short, less work for maintainers and less "being told you're doing it wrong" for users:

- We don't have to document an unnecessary parameter
- Old code keeps working
- New users will check the spec in the `install_github()` help file. They won't be confused by the "here's an argument, but don't use it" part of the documentation
- Nobody ever sees the "this is deprecated" warning. Users are either writing code to the new spec or unproblematically getting by on the old one.

/cc @wildoane


Czy zawsze kraj jest dostępny z geocodera?


Try this url and tell me if it works: http://localhost:8080/openmrs


Would it be possible that you format your changed lines that the indent is correct and change your commit and do at `git push -f`?


Using `tryCatch` with `error` (and `interrupt`) handlers does indeed prevent the longjmp (but it's slow).

What we really need is direct access to the `R_HandlerStack` (https://github.com/wch/r-source/blob/trunk/src/main/errors.c#L1511) but nothing exported provides it (potentially, 'smart' use of `.Internal(addCondHands(...))` could do it, though)


did you mean `(apply dissoc options keys)`?


They don't use caps, we've used it lowercase throughout the README and throughout our code comments


I won't comment on all the indent issues any more, should I?


we don't have that


Oh - well it's been working pretty well on Jarvis so far  :)
I switched to Jarvis and Master Branch about a week ago.

I will go back and try the Isengard Branch again on Jarvis

Thanks

PS...

Tried to get the color pallete sorted and to display right with the script but it did not seem to have any effect... and actually now that I am thinking about it... I bet you have an XML file in the skin that overrides the script's XML and that is why,,.
damn! hehe Grrrr!  ok - let me try again later.

you could add  <col> and <col> xml tags to make it easier :grin:

----- Original Message -----
From: Marcel van der Veldt <notifications@github.com>
To: "marcelveldt/skin.titan" <skin.titan@noreply.github.com>
Cc: Mario <mgonzales@pobox.com>
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 2015 13:43:39 -0800
Subject: Re: [skin.titan] Merge remote-tracking branch 'remotes/origin/isengard' (bad93d4)

> You can't use the master branch yet.. it contains party work for Jarvis but far from finished... Use the isengard instead which is the same as current beta.
>
> I'm about to publish the current beta to stable Kodi repo. After that I will publish beta 3.6 which is going to be Jarvis only.
>
> ---
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
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>


Wygląda na to, że tak, jak patrzyłam na zwracane jsony


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Delete the useless empty lines


Thanks for pointing that out. I corrected a couple of problems with services_unbound_advanced.php.


Nie powinniśmy przy dodawaniu sprawdzać czy istnieje kraj bo jego nigdy nie wypełniamy.


This is defined in MagickCore/magick-baseconfig.h which is created by the configure script.


Oh, also: for people who use tab-completion in, say, RStudio (and don't dip to the level of reading the docs), tab-completion helpfully offers to let users set a `username =` value. Then users run the code and get told they did it wrong. Which is exactly what happened to me, and why I think we could make this more consistent :grin:


yes indeed. the latest version is the https://gforge.inria.fr/frs/download.php/file/35095/dose3-4.0.2.tar.gz, but it might be worth directly adding the upcoming new release as well.


I really wish I knew, and the git blame don't lie.


This setting shouldn't be configurable any more, but always enabled. Do you agree? :dizzy:


that's the clang from Xcode 7.1, I have that too and it supports both.  Paste this into a source file and you should see both hello1 and hello2.

```
#if defined(__clang__) && defined(__has_warning)
#warning hello1
# if __has_warning("-Wunused-local-typedef")
#warning hello2
#  pragma clang diagnostic ignored "-Wunused-local-typedef"
# endif
#endif
```

For me:

```
mymac:~ sean$ xcrun clang --version
Apple LLVM version 7.0.0 (clang-700.1.76)
Target: x86_64-apple-darwin14.5.0
Thread model: posix
mymac:~ sean$ xcrun clang -fsyntax-only ~/Desktop/test.c
/Users/sean/Desktop/test.c:2:2: warning: hello1 [-W#warnings]
#warning hello1
 ^
/Users/sean/Desktop/test.c:4:2: warning: hello2 [-W#warnings]
#warning hello2
 ^
```


Looks right. Thanks for your contribution


Remove this header, or change for a new one with the GPL licence.


Oh actually, these lines have no side effects.


This is going to be broken when we change the schema - especially if the intention is to continue supporting concurrent versions for a time.


Thanks Ted,

At least it's a cosmetic issue - we can add some notes to the Wiki if anyone wants to patch it in their installation.

I would like to revisit the entire data model here - currently it's using the existing data structures in order to be compatible with the Flash visualisations, which may not be the best route forward.


To w takim razie co miało dla Ciebie oznaczać to: "brak dodawnia wartości kraju przy dodawania miejsca w komponencie PlaceAdd"? Bo myślałam, ze chodzi o dodanie pola z krajem przy dodawaniu.


Thanks!


Woops, I read the code wrong.  The current code is:

```js
has.add("MSPointer", "MSPointerEvent" in window);
```

So, you are implying that in your environment, `window.MSPointerEvent` is truthy but `navigator.msPointerEnabled` is falsy?   If so, how about changing the current code to:

```js
has.add("MSPointer", "msPointerEnabled" in navigator);
```


should be replaced - together w/ the simple auth helpers - with a central pluggable auth/profile mechanism


This doesn't do what it says it's doing.


@varemenos για δες


Ah yes, there it is. I'll fix this and the other commit up and send a PR hopefully tonight :)


Yeah, I think this does not really need `project.json`. AFAIK `project.json` is only _required_ when you are building ASP.NET vNext applications.

All we need here is to somehow instruct MSBuild to reference the right versions of the packages rather than using the "normal NET" versions.

As you can see in the bits deleted from `paket.dependencies`, I tried to do exactly that in my first attempt :-) but I just could not get MSBuild to respect the references.

@forki If you had time to mess with this, I think what's needed is to get a version exactly before this commit - then you can build it using MSBuild and you'll see that the `-r:` parameters passed to the compiler are pointing to normal .NET rather than the DLLs explicitly specified by the `<Reference ...>` tags. If we can figure out why that's happening, then I'm pretty sure we don't need `project.json` here.


Yeah, I can't really understand why it didn't work but if we're going to use resourceIds in our routes then we're going to have to do some sort of escaping.  As you see here, mine was a simple substitution of '$' for '/', which of course will fail if there is an actual $.


example-cutout/addons.make needs ofxDelaunay ?


(unless AKA 'if not') nil or empty then..


:cry:


if all trainers are this way, maybe make script param optional and put the label in the macro


If you see the login page, also try login and tell me if it works for you.


I like me the character names


Awesome commit :P


Sure, I didn't know there was a switch stmt available.


if not nil or empty...

label_string is passed into this method when it is called


what do u mean. where is it split?


seem good, :+1:


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Thanks for contributing, we will take a look at it tomorrow :)


matched post.id not post_id


This actually needs to be /bin/Resources/all so we can package stuff into our bin/ folder..


nope. read what .first does


added


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s/emebargo/embargo/


I'm not 100% sure that this logic `NOT` is valid under all SGBDs but I think that we are good to continue with it and change if the need comes.


Tests pass when I use that line so that works.


@frett Was there a reason we had for *not* providing `findUserByDesignation(...)`?


this merge caused several issues in the vaadin ui concerning the aceeditor,  event handling etc.
later commits fixed the widgetset issue so far


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@justin808 this goes against all of our examples, won't that be confusing?


I'd prefer that you take these changes to the top-level Makefile out of this PR. You'd make this change (which doesn't seem correct anyway) if you want to build libhdfs3 by default, which we don't, especially if we don't include the sources to it.


Tego też nie potrzebujemy. Wystarczy że w widok miejsca wyświetlimy kraj, ta wartość nie powinna być edytowalna, dlatego że. Kraj zawsze będzie odpowiednio wybrany.


I'd suggest parentheses here for readability, even though everyone probably knows the precedence rules.


Dippold não pode ir ao nosso churrasco, ai ele foi questionado se viria e ele falou que não e mandou essa mensagem.


Should this default to `None`?


Then use App but in both places
the example is wrong


This change looks like a merge error. Was it an intentional change? It doesn't seem to be related to libhdfs3.


I think that we want to keep the line on collision. Think about it, the sphere is the fish your trying to catch. When the fish gets eaten, your fishing line doesn't go away with it.


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A merge error?


Another merge error?


This is way too strict. There are perfectly valid email addresses that don't match this regex. The old regex was too lax, but it's still better than the new one.

Writing a strict regex to validate an email address is a lost cause anyways, unless you want to end up with something as ridiculous as http://ex-parrot.com/~pdw/Mail-RFC822-Address.html -- which isn't even accurate anymore, since it's based on a RFC from the 1980's, which has long been superseded now.


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saw approval from zeeshanlakhani
at https://github.com/basho/riak_kv/commit/109f8608a9463cd4f2d090c3e9095fe9004e4e95


merging basho/riak_kv/dr/merge_2.0_to_2.1_hashtree_fixes = 109f8608 into borshop-integration-1267-dr/merge_2.0_to_2.1_hashtree_fixes


basho/riak_kv/dr/merge_2.0_to_2.1_hashtree_fixes = 109f8608 merged ok, testing candidate = f969bbad


Looks good.


OK


example-overlay/addons.make needs ofxTiming ?
Forgive me if I'm oblivious to something obvious, but with the project generator in the newest nightly build the example .xcodeproj files show me errors pointing to ```#include "ofxTiming."```


Also this commit broke my collision detection code.


Hi,

this commit is causing display regression for this streams:
http://88.212.10.27:81/streams/stv1.m3u8
http://88.212.10.27:81/streams/stv2.m3u8
http://88.212.10.27:81/streams/ta3.m3u8
I see only flickering green squares.
Using Archlinux, self-compiled KODI from this repo on Odroid-U3
./configure --enable-codec=mfc \
                --disable-libcec \
                --enable-xrandr \
                --enable-neon \
                --disable-debug \
                --enable-optimizations \
                --disable-ccache \
                --enable-gles \
                --enable-non-free  \
                --disable-gl \
                --disable-vdpau \
                --disable-vaapi \
                --disable-crystalhd \
                --disable-openmax \
                --disable-rsxs \
                --disable-projectm \
                --disable-fishbmc \
                --disable-dvdcss \
                --disable-optical-drive \
                --disable-libbluray \
                --enable-texturepacker \
                --with-lirc-device=/run/lirc/lircd \
                --with-cpu=cortex-a9 \
                --host=armv7a-hardfloat-linux-gnueabi \
                --enable-nfs \
                --enable-exynos4
run using
/usr/bin/xinit /usr/bin/dbus-launch --exit-with-session /usr/local/bin/kodi-standalone -- :0 -nolisten tcp vt7

If I compile KODI with head set to previous one, everything is working fine.


So do I. Such things always make me sad, and I never really understood why.


win32 still segfaults on llvm 3.7.0, trying win64 now


Int64 might actually be more self-documenting here, since it mentions the mask size.


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I am wondering if this is going to print a giant horizontal line and be difficult on a screen to read the error message. Nitpick but worth considering it nonetheless.


below you have `<APP_LABEL> <WORKFLOW_VERSION>`

different on purpose?


same q as abovw


fixed


This change should *not* be made for an Indigo release. It changes the behavior of the driver, which has been stable on Indigo for more than a year.

If the semantics of that change are correct, it can be released in Jade.


ok if we don't want to change this now, but presumably this is a good use of workflow data for the simple workflow?


👍 nice!


Bad miss on my part. I'll add a test that checks for > 8 handles.


There doesn't seems to be your changes to the test spec in this it's just all random stuff


Overall, one wishes there were a way to attach C functions as handlers to these calls; I know Luke Tierney has been bugged about this in the past but until there's a 'real' need to get it done, or unless someone else can implement it, it probably won't happen :/


Ya, I think this is still too brittle, but changing it required an even larger refactor, so I avoided it for now.

I think the way to fix this will be to validate each service separately, by using the sub-schema directly. That way we'll already know the service name, and we won't need to pull it out of the path.


I still have a note (and maybe an issue somewhere) to merge the two schemas into a single schema with sub-schemas. I think that will be a good time to address this.


I'm confused about this behavior. What's the logic this is supposed to implement?


Possibly move this up so someone searching gfor local sees it before the build steps?


great patch, thanks!


Additionally, added restrictions to secure context.


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for now don't even worry about passing it in. Just use the testBook defined on line 11.

You have access to it


Yes exactly (:

Screen wraparound saves the day!!


Reply to line notes by clicking `add line note`


Was this an error?


*Italics*


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_kv/builds/2730


i'm still waiting for that configuration to finish building. the end result will probably require some combination of indirection pointers or avoidance thereof. alternatively, maybe we should configure the FunctionMover to strip the linkage property back off of the GlobalValue and Function prototypes.


Can I suggest we download the file in advance and put it in some central location? Last time it took quite a while to download the file and it effectively stopped the lesson...


Hm...


Could you add a short `Note:` line stating why JSplitButton is necessary and why a standard [combobox](http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/components/combobox.html) is not enough. Possibly add the reason also as comment to http://stackoverflow.com/a/21817479/873282.


Looks good!  Thanks for pushing this back in.


If the entire string was split where the "=" sign is, then there should be two strings in the array right? I was wondering what happened to dataPool[1] if the first half is dataPool[0]


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dataPool[1] is the string of all the "="


This has a different indentation to all of the others below. Which one would be correct?


Actually -- could you edit this PR to be into "dev" instead of "master" please?

We'll get it into dev first and then it'll be pushed up to master when we next integrate.  The merge flow for this repo is intended to be feature -> dev -> master.


Do you wanna PR? I didn't know the simple version!


@monkstone there probably no better way then using system dependencies as you did. maybe you want to switch to use https://github.com/takari/ruby-maven#using-it-from-ruby , i.e. have ruby-maven as development dependency and use it inside the Rakefile. but it is an extra download starting with jruby-9.0.5.0 as it will not be part of the distro anymore.


Man, I should turn on the spell-checker ... Thanks :+1:


Can you fix the build ?

https://travis-ci.org/matteocontrini/node-bypasser/jobs/90615805#L159


What are you talking about? :^)


Yeah, I wanted to make a note of it for future reference, but ultimately that's a bridge we'll have to cross once we get to it.


Not to be a jerk here @evanweaver but all the other drop zones I have seen in the app say "Drag From Library" is that what this one should say too?


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still the same line.


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I did more testing with Project64. This possibly needs to be reverted for now. Copy from RDRAM is not stable enough. This needs to be fixed. Pokemon Stadium 2 crashes now with PJ64. A known problem #548. Vigilante 8 also crashes in the menus.


as far as i know `ember-inflector` should be a dependency to be included in the app or does the `peerDependency` solve that?


This does not really impact performance in a really bad way, but it effectively prevemts timeouts with large itemstacks.
Tested with Botania Duplication, 9 Pools of mana and a stack Nether Quartz.


Why not `Tag.getProgramTag("program_size_by_grade", self, {})`?


I'll simplify this.


why it's not run-direct here??


Um, I don't remember making this commit... it should be a mistake XD


I really like doing this instead of, e.g., providing a mixin.


But do you really need 3 Maps for this one thing


Check the fix now it should work


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are `->` is


I've also pushed commit d64add3c71 to add RTSP, RTMP and SMB.


Do we need it?


`ProfileController `


How about a 503 for timeout?


me too. I'm not convinced I'd want this to exist on the class, so I can just remove it if I don't need it.


Hi Dirk, thanks for notification.
Currently, we're using patches internally, but will remove all unnecessary code before sending pull request.


Space missing :sunglasses:.


To evaluate/For evaluating


Hell yeah, lets invade the world with opensource.

@theoryshaw I'll stay modest for now, as it takes me more time than desired to acheive the same results in revit and autocad.

@yorikvanhavre 'Freecarchitect' I like that term. I hope you are able to get some freecad minions in France, which by the way, I have one of my french friends displaying some interest in the open source direction. His name is Morgan Goudeau. I think he must have already created a github profile.


was created concatenating the following datasets:


You're suggesting the SimpleCompiler not own the PassManager? That seems like a layering problem to me.


Why not showing the user the exception in some dialog?


Thanks


Great idea! I've uploaded the file to EOS (`/eos/lhcb/user/a/apearce/Starterkit/Nov2015/00035742_00000001_1.allstreams.dst`) and [have added](https://github.com/alexpearce/first-analysis-steps/commit/58048462a65a3f2781e3ec1af10097be30489c2f) a callout box saying that it's available, with a command to fetch it.


to calculate accuracy, precision and recall


Removed :)


Fixed


done -> computed


I could make a custom class which holds all the 3 attributes I need and make an new object for each player.
Wouldnt affect performance much, I just thought I go with the general flow ;-)


Thanks a lot! I'm totally ready to merge then :-)

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I think the egg=marathon maybe?


Please give description of your commits


:shipit:


please describe your commit


should be.


yes, hash2Instance can ensure the size here. and I was actually looking
into an old version of wiping which didn't wipe out the c,m1,m2 slice
pointer as nil while now it does.

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@Salt7900 factory_girl and capybara were called out for specific use in the project guide, if we can add those.


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Please use the Eclipse formatting rules and add braces even for one line statements. The Eclipse settings (`gradlew cleanEclipse eclipse`) should automatically do that, don't they?


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ah fuck


@proteusvacuum not the greatest fix, but this is what the original code was minus the converting to integer bit. the new version of datatables requires that


I hate github


But it doesn't work in 3.1.1 hence the change


no that was my bad, I refactored because I made a mistake first, and I didnt realize it changed all that.. holy shit


I'd change this to `return "new " + getType().getSimpleName() + "[" + length + "]"`, so it looks more like plain old java code.


hahaha - oh my god - I think ill just make a new branch and delete this one, lol this is hilarious


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You should also add a test for formats not being recognized. Maybe .bib files etc. You can create a simple html file and then add the test files from the other importers subsequently as soon as the other PRs go through.


Can we just push a version to pypi to fix this properly?


Can you file an issue? If it's been deprecated for more than a year in the released package, I'm fine with removing it.  No need to check whether it was used accidentally or not.


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I don't think that is the right solution. The package name is marathon:
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/marathon

The fact that the repo is called marathon-python isn't really that big of  deal


Correct. I don't think its a layering problem because I think JuliaOJIT should actually be the owner of the PassManager, so that it can actually configure it to it's needs. Our existing issues with MCJIT and the Orc compiler are in part the result of those pieces trying to own the PassManager instead of letting the external compiler put it together. (although if you consider the `orc:: CompileLayer` to be essentially a glorified wrapper around a PassManager, it's perhaps not quite as clear-cut).

Having the state be a single reference pointer to JuliaOJIT is a referential layering violation, but I didn't consider it worthwhile to add the additional code to copy the references as part of the constructor.


fast-forwarding 2.1 to borshop-integration-1267-dr/merge_2.0_to_2.1_hashtree_fixes = f969bbad


@rfrancoch

Desing:

PD:The design not contains the nav bar, because i think that its better for app. I'm going to ask esteban,  who recommended me.

![home](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/13421423/11105040/06fb4ff2-8892-11e5-8ab3-1061edcccae1.png)


``__forceinline`` only constructor ?
Below is too much inlining ? What you think?
```
class CaptureContext {
public:
    __forceinline CaptureContext(context_t &context, BOOL debug, void* func, UINT_PTR fp = (UINT_PTR)_ReturnAddress());
    ~CaptureContext();
    __forceinline void Set(HANDLE heap, LPVOID mem, LPVOID newmem, SIZE_T size);
private:
    // Disallow certain operations
    CaptureContext();
    CaptureContext(const CaptureContext&);
    CaptureContext& operator=(const CaptureContext&);
private:
    __forceinline void Capture(context_t &context);
    void Reset();
private:
    tls_t *m_tls;
    BOOL m_bFirst;
    BOOL m_bExclude;
    UINT_PTR m_fp;
    void* m_func;
};
```


So we need to think about this one a little bit. We probably want users to be able to create wikis, right? So you need to make sure new and create are allowed.


The way you have this one, users would not be able to edit, update or destroy their own wikis. We probably want to allow that.


We can't do this since it triggers a preflight request.

Our backend accepts the data just fine as `text/plain`.


You can't just keep ignoring the code style forever. This line should be split after `&&`


But use string format


Ok, but then we should probably just get rid of the whole SimpleCompiler abstraction and use a lambda for the compile functor (though admittedly that might require changing the existing ORC headers).


You didn't include a role on this user, do by default they will be created as standard.


I'll let @gaearon decide, I was just going off [his suggestion](https://github.com/rackt/react-redux/pull/182#issuecomment-155611849).


thx :)


r+, let's see if this will help.


Er, no, it'd be `>` if we had an `if` here, but it's `unless`, so we'll need `==`.


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@robertramey Oops, I just noticed that your post was to the boost test mailing list to which I'm not subscribed.

The relevant compiler error is:
error C2491: definition of dllimport function not allowed

This is because BOOST_SERIALIZATION_DECL is defined as BOOST_SYMBOL_IMPORT instead of BOOST_SYMBOL_EXPORT in boost/serialization/config.hpp if BOOST_SERIALIZATION_SOURCE is not defined.

Defining BOOST_SERIALIZATION_SOURCE before the boost/serialization/config.hpp include instead of after it in the headers above fixes the dynamic library build for me with MSVC 14.


update product selection links from google forms


what the


I'm not sure I follow. SimpleCompiler is a functor (a `std::function` in fact http://llvm.org/docs/doxygen/html/classllvm_1_1orc_1_1IRCompileLayer.html#a53be7a467aecd25ede7a0a4f55d3c828). I agree that rewriting our as an actual lambda might make sense however.


By calling this one before the moderator one, it's not allowing you to ever get to the moderator to resolve the permissions. The key to this one is actually breaking down the permissions in a more granular fashion. I usually have two methods here: 1) authorize_user_for_update; and 2) authorize_user_for_create.

Inside those methods, I would check the roles and see if the user was able to update (and therefore edit) the topic, and also are they able to create (and therefore new and destroy) the topic.


So, I did a few things. The main two are factor all the JavaScript that handles each box out into a JavaScript object. Basically, it's a namespace. I don't think the code reflects this, actually, but a widget is bound, if only in the mind of the programmer, to a JavaScript object. You instantiate the object, and then it's fire and forget; jQuery handles all the events. The main appeal of the object model is that everything is separate, unless I want it to be otherwise (eg, the suggestions database). This includes the box that sends the value back to the mothership, the box of selections, and the textbox. This way, when I want to have two boxes on the trade page, everything is separate.

TODO: Make it so that the URL for the prefetched data can be changed from the python, so I can send it to a different URL. Like a fool, I made it so that it is reversed in the template, so I can't change it very well. Maybe I can keep it in the template but add some more arguments to the URL and the reverse so that it will know where to get the stocks, and then I can send the right user in as a variable. That could work.

Anyway, I digress. So after I redid the JavaScript, I moved the JavaScript file into the `templates` folder so that I could render it as a template. Instead of hard-coding the URL in the `Media` meta-object, I do it dynamically (see the code for how this happened, because I forgot) with a reverse that points to another URL that renders the JavaScript and sends it back. That's pretty nice, and lets the JavaScript file itself be modified so I don't have to inject stuff into the page proper anymore. Then I generate a random identifier for each box and put that in all the `id` attributes that are associated with it, so that it shouldn't collide with any other boxes on the page. Don't tell anyone I'm doubling up on `id`'s though.


A current_user could never be both a moderator and an admin. You probably wanted an || (or) here.


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Bom commit


Hi, Sorry my english but I don't speak it. I speak spanish.

I've a kjar with below structure:
-> tipos(folder)
   * tipos.drl (with only declare types * package com.example.tipos)
-> rules(folder)
  * reglas.drl ( with rules drools [package com.example.reglas] and import com.example.tipos.* )

And kmodule.xml with kbase="myKbase" packages="com.example.tipos, com.example.reglas"

The first time the kjar runs ok, but kieScanner update  the new version of the kjar without changes into rules and run again using kbase.getFactType("com.example.tipos", "Persona") an error throw "KieBase.getFactType should only be used to retrieve declared beans. Class com.example.tipos.Persona exists outside DRL "

Thanks, I hope you have understood


could also be

```ruby
puts "%s: %s" % [row['title'], row['unique_words']]
```

But actually seems less clean...  maybe

```ruby
puts row['title'] + ': ' + row['unique_words']
```

which ruby rubies the ruby?


I was under the impression that std::function could not be used with lambdas with non-trivial capture lists, but I might be wrong about that.


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### Failed tests
```
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```


I try to make as tiny of changes as possible in john.c (core file).


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then?


Re the cache: LRU sounds fine (where "used" is defined as write or query access). When space is needed in the cache the code will keep evicting entries for keys until enough RAM has been freed up.

Of course, LRU comes with the cost of added code complexity and sorting. An initial implementation may just pick random entries for eviction, which should be easier to code. Either way I don't think either is particularly difficult.


Is com.example.tipos.Persona a "declare" in your DRL, or a regular Java
class in your classpath?

Could you also paste the full stack trace of the exception?

Thanks!

On Wed, Nov 11, 2015 at 3:47 PM, Alejo Jara <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Hi, Sorry my english but I don't speak it. I speak spanish.
>
> I've a kjar with below structure:
> -> tipos(folder)
>
>    - tipos.drl (with only declare types * package com.example.tipos) ->
>    rules(folder)
>       - reglas.drl ( with rules drools [package com.example.reglas] and
>       import com.example.tipos.* )
>
> And kmodule.xml with kbase="myKbase" packages="com.example.tipos,
> com.example.reglas"
>
> The first time the kjar runs ok, but kieScanner update the new version of
> the kjar without changes into rules and run again using
> kbase.getFactType("com.example.tipos", "Persona") an error throw
> "KieBase.getFactType should only be used to retrieve declared beans. Class
> com.example.tipos.Persona exists outside DRL "
>
> Thanks, I hope you have understood
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/droolsjbpm/drools/commit/e35f4849656a3bb14a87fb98409d7a804d13c4a1#commitcomment-14341456>
> .
>


Didn't I make and send some log textures already?


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### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


We use the notation in lots of other places, so I would say "any audio graph is [-1, 1]".


Thank you for your detail explanation.

Yes, you are right.

I updated the code as following your suggestion.

Thanks,


This file needs some work


So, I've spent some time trying to get this to work, and it doesn't look like it's going to.  Python doesn't seem to have a lot of support for `import _ as _` statements in a module's `__init__.py`, and the way autodoc works relies on this support.  For example
```Python
In [1]: import mir_eval

In [2]: mir_eval.io
Out[2]: <module 'mir_eval.input_output' from 'mir_eval/input_output.pyc'>

In [3]: import sys

In [4]: sys.modules['mir_eval.io']
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
KeyError                                  Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-4-96a14e173e9f> in <module>()
----> 1 sys.modules['mir_eval.io']

KeyError: 'mir_eval.io'

In [5]: sys.modules['mir_eval.input_output']
Out[5]: <module 'mir_eval.input_output' from 'mir_eval/input_output.pyc'>

In [6]: __import__('mir_eval.io')
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
ImportError                               Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-6-1453913ceded> in <module>()
----> 1 __import__('mir_eval.io')

ImportError: No module named io

In [7]: __import__('mir_eval.input_output')
Out[7]: <module 'mir_eval' from 'mir_eval/__init__.pyc'>
```

which is all stuff autodoc relies on.  I can think of a few hacky ways of modifying the autodoc source to support this, but I'm not going to actually do that.

So, are there any tools which break when you have an `io.py` file which *must* be run from within the source directory?  You can just run Pyment from outside of the source directory, e.g. `pyment mir_eval`.  Same with `pylint mir_eval`, `pep8 mir_eval`, `ipython notebook` since a year or two ago, etc.  Can we just stick to `io.py`?


Make it consistent: "positive infinity or negative infinities".  Use either singular or plural "infinity".


Missed back ticking Address


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### Failed tests
```
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```


yeah, `loadworkflow` has to find the json manifests in the file system, so it takes `<APP_LABEL>`.

`loadworkflowsampledata` assumes the workflow is already in the DB, and takes `<WORKFLOW_SLUG>` to look it up.


Same a


I think `std::function` is the only way to wrap arbitrary closures since you can't necessary cast it to a function pointer.


If you want to revert the name, that's ok with me.


Since the panner node is deprecated, I think it makes more sense that the spatializer node has the important text and the panner node references the spatializer.

Otherwise, looks good.


Issue #8 start point. Does not work when point is alone and does not scale well when zooming.


Updated the navigation to use one nav file, makes it easier to update moving forward.


If `task_instance` is `None`, this tweak leads to following error when you are trying to see the graph. Do I miss anything? Thanks in advance:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/flask/app.py", line 1817, in wsgi_app
    response = self.full_dispatch_request()
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/flask/app.py", line 1477, in full_dispatch_request
    rv = self.handle_user_exception(e)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/flask/app.py", line 1381, in handle_user_exception
    reraise(exc_type, exc_value, tb)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/flask/app.py", line 1475, in full_dispatch_request
    rv = self.dispatch_request()
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/flask/app.py", line 1461, in dispatch_request
    return self.view_functions[rule.endpoint](**req.view_args)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/flask_admin/base.py", line 68, in inner
    return self._run_view(f, *args, **kwargs)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/flask_admin/base.py", line 359, in _run_view
    return fn(self, *args, **kwargs)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/flask_login.py", line 758, in decorated_view
    return func(*args, **kwargs)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/airflow/www/utils.py", line 130, in view_func
    return f(*args, **kwargs)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/airflow/www/utils.py", line 91, in wrapper
    extra=str(request.args.items())))
  File "<string>", line 4, in __init__
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/sqlalchemy/orm/state.py", line 306, in _initialize_instance
    manager.dispatch.init_failure(self, args, kwargs)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/sqlalchemy/util/langhelpers.py", line 60, in __exit__
    compat.reraise(exc_type, exc_value, exc_tb)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/sqlalchemy/orm/state.py", line 303, in _initialize_instance
    return manager.original_init(*mixed[1:], **kwargs)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/airflow/models.py", line 1251, in __init__
    self.owner = owner or task_instance.task.owner
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'task'


Is a "declare type".

tipos.drl

package com.example.tipos

declare Persona
  edad: String
  nombre: String
end

The only stack trace is "KieBase.getFactType should only be used to retrieve declared beans. Class com.example.tipos.Persona exists outside DRL"


Excelente compañero, sigue así, eres el mejor


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### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


Is the READ_PHONE_STATE permission really needed?


Riley, did you get merging conflicts when you did this commit?
You seem to have undone some of the work changes I made. Adding the toDo package again.


nice cleanup


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unused


OK, I was confusing myself a bit. I checked out the branch and played with it, and I now see that this branch is calling into the other code below, and it is this other code that generates the fat pointer information etc. I feel like I'd like some sort of comment, but I'm not sure just what it should say. Perhaps as little as "Common case: generating a fat pointer. Since we represent fat pointers directly in operands, redirect through `trans_rvalue_operand` to handle this case." This would help to contrast with the code below, where we are unsizing to a struct.


Message is put back in the queue if not an early_status message, but only returned if it is one. Looks good.


I'm using gnome shell 3.18.1 on two different arch linux boxes, and both have the same problem.
I also tried disabling all extensions but dash-to-dock and the problem still persist.
I don't know if it can help, I'm using the extension in panel mode with fixed-size icons on the left side on the screen.


Part of #41


"Commits" instead of "Commites".
"amended" instead of "ameneded".


I wonder if instead `trans_rvalue` should be provided with the type that the rvalue will generate? Currently that would have to be computed by finding the type of the location into which the rvalue is being stored, I think. We could also extend the `Rvalue` type to carry a type.


These lines should not have been moved. They potentially depend on the `if` block right above here.


Ok, un-renamed in 48f4fb61dd096275b42f2e0eab67567243799e95


Everyone is hairier :-) :+1:


Done.


I don't think you can delete this.  I think the channelCountMode can still be changed to something else, which requires channelCount to be defined.


right. forgot about that

On Wed, Nov 11, 2015 at 2:17 AM, Simon Kelly <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> [image: :+1:] good to know. This is all going to get moved to SQL
> functions later anyway so not going to put too much effort in for now.
>
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> .
>


:+1:

On Wed, Nov 11, 2015 at 2:15 AM, Simon Kelly <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> The one above is closed_by which is a string. This is closed_on which is
> a date.
>
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> .
>


Hi @jimfb - can you clarify the line: `React also supports using a string (instead of a callback) as a ref prop on any component, although this approach is mostly legacy at this point.` ...?

Why is it legacy? Are you saying that `ref={(ref) => this.someRef = ref}` is preferred to `ref="someRef"`? Why?


I think it was better to have the note on the `commit-msg` hook early, so that people who come here because of the GitCop message don't have to read everything before they understand that they should really use the script that install the commit-msg hook.


well, it was a hackathon ;-)


The dummy admin user doesn't belong to any workflow, it's really sample data for orchestra, which is why I left it in the Orchestra fixtures. We can talk about moving it over later, but I'm not convinced it's necessary.

The other argument is that it should just be deleted: people should run [`python manage.py createsuperuser`](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.8/ref/django-admin/#createsuperuser) to create admin users, and they'll create safer passwords that way.


LGTM Thanks.


we're going for (n%5)*(n%3)==0 right?


I think you also need to say something for getByteTimeDomainData and getFloatTimeDomainData. It looks like there is an inherent assumption that mono data is going to the Analyser.


"squash" instead of "squahs"


@jonsterling Can you check if this makes sense?


lgtm


Then I think I know what happens. The first time the DRL is compiled, the
java class is created.
When the KieScanner runs, it sees the "declare", which allows for
getFactType, but also the previously declared class,
which is (by design) not usable on non-declared types.

It is a bug, but we need to identify exactly what happens.

Could you please open a JIRA ticket and, ideally, submit a reproducer? The
more information you can provide, the easier
it will be to reproduce and fix it!

Thanks for reporting this
Davide

On Wed, Nov 11, 2015 at 3:55 PM, Alejo Jara <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Is a "declare type".
>
> tipos.drl
>
> package com.example.tipos
>
> declare Persona
> edad: String
> nombre: String
> end
>
> The only stack trace is "KieBase.getFactType should only be used to
> retrieve declared beans. Class com.example.tipos.Persona exists outside DRL"
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/droolsjbpm/drools/commit/e35f4849656a3bb14a87fb98409d7a804d13c4a1#commitcomment-14341574>
> .
>


Thanks!