I think we check elsewhere for whether the process with the PID in the old pidfile is still running, right?


Please open bug reports if you find issues with KaOS core packages.  This needs to be fixed in systemd (file you are adjusting is part of systemd).
Luckily I noted this change, so new systemd will be up shortly.


Maybe pass a message?


whitespace


`'$class'` is fine since it's wrapped in `"` which will evaluate it.


The guard can go, but the two counts have different locals depending if the number is one or more, which I don't think can be easily done inside the yaml as 1 key?


Sounds good. Paranoia creeping in on my part


this does have a `domain` arg unless i'm misunderstanding what you're suggesting


SaguaroQL.


Pointless escaping.


Pointless escaping and `\n`.


Attributes not properly wrapped in `'`.


This cannot be correct:  the handler is not the key.


@samlee1970 , I was still able to hit the link, though it did perform a redirect.  I updated the file in commit f7d320b4ffee127e7d6a130c57c591163b3ceb7f .  I also [archived the link](https://archive.is/e5cbW) to verify other spiders could reach it.

Please let me know if the problem persists.


Can we have `1000 / 60` instead of `16`?


Here is the actual fix:

https://github.com/cogitatio/vagrant-hostsupdater/pull/81/files


Yeah, good point, might revisit. originally thought the naming of all the small functions would be awkward and hard to understand


Possibly SaguaroQL, depending on what this is returning.


Answered on the normal thread, but for completeness, pruneOutsideBox will cut the invisible segments, inserting a NaN at every position.


no, this is a bug in ruby-build/rbenv's test suite that I fixed a long time ago. I must have run one of those tests suites at an old commit (prior to the fix) sometime this weekend. thanks for the heads up


Could you send my repository some of your pull requests too, like this one? :)


i can edit the author info on that PR if you like and re-merge. in case it matters for the CLA (and my vanity)


I have a hunch that this needs to be swapped with `if(inDelimitedComment)`.
Parsing `/* -- */a` will end up with `inDelimitedComment==true` and `inLineComment==true` which is incorrect, because `a` after `*/` is a valid SQL character that can be important.


I'm nitpicking here, but this is not optimizing the unit test, but making the name of the tests clearer.


Shouldn't you assure that `needle` is not null?


@nedbat @macdiesel @symbolist PTAL.


Sorry, I forgot about that part! Good spot


what do you mean ? that (LU)^-1 A  = I ? sure up to machine precision and conditioning of the matrix A.


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### Failed tests
```
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```


Note to self (and everyone), make sure you check all file before you commit, so you're not uploading access tokens. Seriously.

That doesn't work anymore, in case you're curious.


Sure, go ahead!


yep, will try that out


Ditto.


This option crashes the package, because It might be not loaded, I'm gonna try to get another function to get that path.


Hi folks,
This commit breaks windows build (with mingw).

    [ 56%] Building CXX object src/CMakeFiles/KeePassX.dir/main.cpp.obj
    In file included from [...]/keepassx/src/main.cpp:23:0:
    [...]/keepassx/src/core/Tools.h:44:38: error: function 'RandomAccessIterator Tools::binaryFind(RandomAccessIterator, RandomAccessIterator, const T&)' definition is marked dllimport
     KEEPASSX_EXPORT RandomAccessIterator binaryFind(RandomAccessIterator begin, RandomAccessIterator end, const T& value)
                                          ^
    src/CMakeFiles/KeePassX.dir/build.make:63: recipe for target 'src/CMakeFiles/KeePassX.dir/main.cpp.obj' failed

In order to have a success build, I need to comment some lines in src/core/Global.h

    #if defined(Q_OS_WIN)
    //#  if defined(KEEPASSX_BUILDING_CORE)
    #    define KEEPASSX_EXPORT Q_DECL_EXPORT
    //#  else
    //#    define KEEPASSX_EXPORT Q_DECL_IMPORT
    //#  endif
    #else
    #  define KEEPASSX_EXPORT Q_DECL_EXPORT
    #endif


just test


What's the need for the sleep here? I don't see the race or other problem that this avoids.


I am a bit afraid that if someone changes the ylims in the future, we would lose this behaviour of NaNs induced by pruneOutside() and might not notice it. I would make the intent explicit of placing 2 or three NaN.


Thanks! good point: it could be on default.html!


Maybe we should create a small example, how to use time.c like this:

```
#include <ESP8266WiFi.h>
#include "pass.h" /* ssid=; pass=; */
#include "time.h"

void setup() {
     Serial.begin(19200);
     WiFi.mode(WIFI_STA);
     WiFi.begin(ssid, pass);
     while (WiFi.status() != WL_CONNECTED)
     {
         Serial.print(".");
         delay(500);
     }
     Serial.println();
     /* let us set: timezone in sec, daylightOffset in sec,
server_name1, server_name2, server_name3 */
     configTime(3600, 3600, "time.nist.gov", "time.windows.com",
"de.pool.ntp.org");
}

time_t this_second = 0;
time_t last_second = 0;

void loop() {
     time(&this_second);
     if (this_second != last_second)
     {
         last_second = this_second;
         if ((this_second % 10) == 0)
         {
             Serial.print(ctime(&this_second));
         }
     }
     delay(500);
}
```

Am 09.11.2015 um 11:46 schrieb Ivan Grokhotkov:
> Could you please explain why |unsigned| if timezone can be a negative
> number?
>
> Regarding setServer you are right, thank you.
>
> Regarding |ensureBootTimeIsSet|, it may be called only in |gettimeofday|
> because it's only used there.
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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Looks good.


Agreed.


Yes - you are right. Sorry its taken so long to get back to you on this. iOS behaviour was in my opinion nicer, but consistency is a better path. I happened to have a view with 0 opacity that was acting as a HUD that was blocking touch events.


On commit message: s/should be make/should be made


optimize imports


Why not use SOL_BUFFER_FLAGS_MEMORY_NOT_OWNED ?

```
if ((buf->flags & SOL_BUFFER_FLAGS_MEMORY_NOT_OWNED) == SOL_BUFFER_FLAGS_MEMORY_NOT_OWNED)
```


Aha. Good catch.


capitalize Spark?


whitespace


This should be a controller action
we are going to implement a PageController
so replace "/" with

"{{ action('PagesController@index') }}"


This branch starts here


rm extra space


CUCOK!


maybe raise an assertionError if the argument is something else


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I'd tried foobillardplus a few times in the past but can't remember ever seeing that particular icon which probably means the white square arifact was always there.


"Disable Spark" sounds less casual to me...


@gracjan Can you have a look at the elisp, I do not understand why the test is failing, or how to debug it.

I would also like the option of launching hie with the command

    hie -d -l /tmp/hie.log

in other words with debug level logging, and log to a file, so that I can see what is going on. I tried changing the command to that, but it did not work.


The commit message contains:

> This commit allows the user to configure it by setting the $container
env variable when calling systemd-nspawn.

Should be:

... by setting the $SYSTEMD_NSPAWN_CONTAINER_SERVICE


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Isn't it the opposite here ?
```CMake
if (CMAKE_CONFIGURATION_TYPES)
  set( ... / <CMAKE_CFG_INTDIR> )
 else()
  set( ...)
endif()
```
See https://cmake.org/cmake/help/v3.0/variable/CMAKE_CONFIGURATION_TYPES.html


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Yes. What was your aim for this script name?


The semantics of `pendingWith` is that everything below that is ignored.  This lets you keep failing tests in the test suite and mark them as pending (as opposed to removing them and replacing them with a `pending` call).

If you want, I will remove this `it`, because I'm not sure when or how we want to implement it.  It was just a nice idea and I wanted to mention it.  Bad habit!  (-:


I ninja-fixed it :)


I will add a comment.


But wouldn't it be really hard to change that, at least in theory we require a graphical test if one of the hashes dont match.

I would rather postpone this and open an new issue for the testsuite, where we can collect now cleanfigure/matlab2tikz specific tests


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Summary: Tests failed: 1, passed: 0, ignored: 199 Build time: 00:13:01
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


So... was this incorrectly named? I'm seeing references to it elsewhere in the file...


not quite sure what this TODO means (or why this code is commented out in a later commit)---can you make it a bit more specific?  and does the commented code need to be left in?


@Unihedro it won't fix #1041 because the whole magic is done be JS ;)
Please give me the comments to my fix #1214 instead of creating an alternative.


Using resolvePackagePath(name) solves the problem. :-)


Yep even better - pushing momentarily


true.

how about

`atom.packages.getPackageDirPaths() + "/rest-client"`


@kd0aij @LorenzMeier This change makes it difficult to control the copter when systems don't hover at middle-stick.
I flew this today, and since my copter is slightly overpowered, it kept descending. The manual<->ALTCTL switching is more difficult to do smoothly as well.


Done


@mhvk I've made the suggested changes


The easiest way I know of is to do an amend. In this case you can just do a `git reset` and avoid adding `src/saws.jl` to the first commit. That should just be the 0.4 changes. Then you can perform one more commit.


What bug do you refer for? If Course on MCP is not set to exact runway, then aircraft will not fly to runway. This is presented in my code. What do you try to fix?


Since you are using return, I believe you should remove `(cb)` and `, cb)`.


cool i didn't know about `related_name`


looking into it now


I would phrase it in a different way, probably something like ".. a value of 0 (default) sets the number of samples automatically, based on the volume size."


Numera la mierda


final


oh there you go ^ that's better than the hard-coded string :)


basicamente prueba que el maso no repita cartas


RenderBricks& renderBricks


If this module is defined in the files themselves, then there's no need to declare it here, empty.


whitespace


Wrong security attribute - this should be DocumentType


Wrong security attribute - this should be MemberType


http://jargon.io/soulcutter/rails-3_2-localization

Hey, I noticed a couple formatting issues on our end. Once we're able to deploy our code again after the contest, I can fix them, but in the meantime:

- If you remove the trailing whitespace after the [tag: ] tags, they should work.
- For the yaml code blocks, the markdown processor is having trouble with the " config/locales/en.yml" on the first triple-backtick line. If you move that inside the block and make it a code comment, that should fix it.
- if you add an h1 (using "#" in Markdown) to the top of your post, we'll use that for the title instead of inferring it from the file name.

Thanks for helping us out with some content!


Thanks for adding the app @edo1493! Next time can you please prefix the message with something like "[showcase]" so it's clear what this is related to?


Where do I find travis build log?


Wrong security attribute - this should be MediaTypes


today's day looks good.


Hard? One can simply adapt a test for its needs (and modify the hash as an expected consequence), and this might mean that the adaptation can change the ylims, since nowhere is explicitly stated that we need to ylims to be that specific values because we use the implicit split of pruneOutsideBox.

Now, if the test has a x(700,:) = NaN; line, that would make it crystal clear that the NaN has a prupose. I did not even realise that the test had its line split before I actually ran ACID(18).


@alessandrostein @AgtLucas @JoeVogel @schmittjoaopedro @emilianostack @Exceeed @GBMeinchein @grazigrossklags @renaldoviola @martinmaiochi


Redirects break code: integer in reverse routes cannot be applied to int


"get the screen position"?


how come you moved the `SaveStateMixin` to the `AttachmentMixin`? it seems like they're separate functionalities


Scott: great to see that you modified the code to use the existing array of words that was provided.


a good improvement, thanks!


Thanks for doing this! :+1:


[this](https://github.com/sstephenson/rbenv/pull/742) was the lovely issue that caused it, if you're curious at all


It seems to be wrong. I gues if you are making a GET request you should set the header ``Accept`` and not the ``Content-type``, and ``Accept`` is being added on ``make_http_request()``.

So, with your commit it always being added ``Accept`` and ``Content-type``


whitespace


I like `--force` too:)
:+1:


I would not postpone the test, since this PR is already fixing something that we all overlooked, then why not do it safe?


https://travis-ci.org/alanz/haskell-ide-engine/builds/90118613

On Mon, Nov 9, 2015 at 5:47 PM, Gracjan Polak <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Where do I find travis build log?
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/alanz/haskell-ide-engine/commit/92d0f37d4c00b1eb0a16c0f185326dca0b62de9a#commitcomment-14279467>
> .
>


capitalize Spark


Nice. I didn't know about this feature.


Based on the specs Mike H. gave me, the PID will be output to syslog as part of the tag. But if you'd prefer we have a few options.

Either store `show_pid` as a flag in the Syslog type
```julia
type Syslog <: IO
    facility::Symbol
    tag::String
    show_pid::Bool
    ...
```
and only have `println` append it to the tag when `show_pid` is true.

Or we could just have `println` itself take `show_pid` as another parameter (and not store anything else in the Syslog type). While it *feels* awkward to include additional parameters in a simple function like `println`, we already have to do that with the log level, so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

Both of these options have the disadvantage of having to call `getpid` every time they print, which is suboptimal. I think that your original suggestion is to just store `pid` as an element of the Syslog type when it's created. Then, like the second option above, we could either print it or not depending on what flag is included when `println` is called (and I think it would default to true). Thoughts?


**Code Quality - Nitpick**
Break the _menu items_ code-blocks into discrete functions for better code organization.


My test of this was good, thanks.
You may want to improve the Executing trace to include args:
[   INFO] spawn: Executing "/usr/bin/vendor_perl/tv_grab_se_tvzon"

You can close https://tvheadend.org/issues/3280 .


maybe make this a TODO?


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@BitpopCoin you're a bit late to the [shitfest](https://www.reddit.com/r/joinmarket/comments/3q27ys/funding_development_of_joinmarket/).


Sorry for that, must've slipped through.


This is the problem.

```
 \let\mhinput\mhinputref%
```
shouldn't be here : >


how come this was necessary? (removing the index and then adding it back in later)


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```


**Code Quality - Nitpick**
When you comment out the code-block that you are not using, if you don't need it completely, just delete it.


I get the desire to avoid repetition, but this abstraction feels weird to me at first blush. The 3 private methods on the subclasses is a tip-off.

Each validator has 2 responsibilities: 1. produce a representative response to validate, and 2. point to the schema file. Maybe, to match the `#schema` method, have each one provide a `#response` method, too. The memoization and `Client.new` isn't much to repeat, and it avoids the template method pattern, which is usually hard to follow.

This is a minor complaint, though.


Fixed in 1490f64


Great!  I'll submit PRs to bring the scripts into the docs. ...

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I just added video's for most of the demo's

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Hello, Tom Price? Dominic Amann here. Sorry to Hijack this commit - this comment is unrelated to it. I am using your DS2482-100 breakout and I wanted to share with you that it is on Oshpark (PCB printing service) [linked here](https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/w882OhdH) posted by another user. Perhaps you could post a link to that on the github project page, and maybe a creative commons license - all so I can attribute you correctly?


Howcome?


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nope.  sorry.  will fix!


@ThibaultRichard thanks for reviewing!

I've reverted the commit as per your suggestion: e352670c9e20dd6d8f1464ac4137b74bcc6dabe3

**Note:** ```WiFiUdp``` will not update ``available`` unless ```parsePacket``` is called. So example loop sketch snippet would be something like:
```arduino
while(1) {
  if (udpSock.parsePacket() > 0) {
    while(udpSock.available()) {
      int c = udpSock.read();

      // ...
    }
  }

  // ...
}
```


You need an __init__ for HostReceivedPacketEvent to store field variables, else the Event doesn't know which Host received which Packet. Now that I finally got Link posted, you can take a look at it and get an idea of how to write this.


final


love how this is stored in a separate field instead of on the model


Couple of extra comments:
* As discussed, I needed to update
   ```
   from test_builders import obj_to_doc, bool_to_yes_no
   ```
   to
   ```
   from .test_builders import obj_to_doc, bool_to_yes_no
   ```
to get the python3 tests to run.
* Also, on my system the installed version of python3 has moved from python 3.4 to 3.5 so I had to update the `tox.ini` to reflect the upversion.
* Additionally `pypy` is now broken through the inability to install `lxml` - suggest we remove?


>btw, it usually makes sense to split large branches into separate logical units

yes, that would be better. In that large refactoring there is no particular logic that could tell me where to separate any part, especially if we assume that the parts should work independently.

>(personally i'm going through the troubles of synthesizing my "master" branch, since i have many patch sets, which haven't been merged into supercollider upstream for months and some that i'm not planning to submit)

how do you do this? Do you start from a fresh checkout of master and then merge them all back in, fixing the conflicts one by one?


Зачет


Any thoughts on what to do when SST < 0.0?  The formula is valid, but would it be better to floor LHV at the value corresponding to 0 degC or the value specified in CS%latent_heat_vapor?


Additional-report-variables-ZoneHVACIdealLoadsAirSystem (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (889 of 889 tests passed)

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O(n^2), попробуем сделать O(n)? :)


Additional-report-variables-ZoneHVACIdealLoadsAirSystem (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1915 of 1963 tests passed)

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`0 !== $record['t3ver_oid']`
this causes an error for me, because I got a string '0' in this variable. Imo it should be
`0 !== (int)$record['t3ver_oid']`


Whoops. This commit somehow made it in without getting fixed up.


The reason that I did these changes together is that the *reason* I'm updating it to be 0.4 only rather than 0.3 compatible is that StackTraces requires 0.4.


<heresy>I'm not sure these tests are worth it. They help us know that the validation is wired up correctly, but not that we have the schema correct.</heresy>


Yeah, you're right. The request interface should still take cookies as before and convert them to a cookie jar; if you want to pass a cookie jar explicitly (which I do), then that's fine, but this code shouldn't have any knowledge of that.


Not all pointers are usize wide, if the GcBox<T> is holding an Unsized type then the pointer is actually two words wide. I _believe_ that the first word holds the pointer, and the second word contains the unsize information, which means that this would probably work, but I'm super suspicious of depending on that, especially without extensive documentation about the fact that we are making that assumption.

Also, if I'm reading this correctly, this isn't the address of gc_box on the stack, rather it's the address of the *mut GcBox<T> which is stored inside of the NonZero<T>, so the comment should be fixed. also transmute shouldn't be necessary, as we can do this conversion with a series of as-es, which may be longer but requires less transmute calls (which I think is generally desirable).


Also check out [pickling](https://docs.python.org/2/library/pickle.html).


Hi Vinod,

Can I get the Jira Id for this commit..?

Thanks.


Elsewhere you use &=, why not here?


I wanted to pass what I get in a `Set-Cookie` header to rest-client, so that I could set the allowed domain. However, as you said below, this is already accomplished by the `cookie_jar` param, so I can remove this.


Nice, didn't catch that bug. Thnx!


Capitalize and snake case constants.
Camel case all other variables.

It's not critical, but that's the goal.


It's not clear to me that this is unambiguously allowed in later GLSL versions that include the extension's functionality.


@jimhester I guess I need to see if this has already been submitted as an an issue for `lintr` :smile:  It turned out the bug we were discussing is indeed in my code.  See the `E` ?


No, don't use strstr. Use gl_functions to find extensions.


Yeah, that's what I remember too.
I'll have to make some frame capture to analyse this one.


Don't use transmute when it isn't necessary. This can be written as `&mut *gc_box` IIRC.


First I would like to say thank you for taking the time to work on apt-mirror.

When I was testing i was getting some errors but the script did seem to work correctly.

Sample of errors:
apt-mirror: can't open index in process_index_gz at /usr/bin/apt-mirror line 719.
sh: 1: cannot open ftp.us.debian.org/debian/dists/wheezy/non-free/debian-installer/binary-amd64/Packages.gz: No such file

It looks like I get this for all package repos but not the source repos


Ok then the error message from lintr is fine, that is what is returned by `base::parse()`

What is the lintr issue then?


107712554-FixRefrigerationCondenserWaterCooledNotRegistering (mjwitte) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1962 of 1962 tests passed)

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This micro-correction could be backported to 3.0.4-dev. Not something urgent.


Your work has tampered with the color of nav-bar on other pages like about, term, privacy and help; instead of blue, they are now light gray. Fix ASAP!


aaa


@mugifly I got this errror accessing the URL above:
"Mixed Content: The page at 'https://jq-simple-dtpicker-gh-master.herokuapp.com/jquery.simple-dtpicker.html' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure script 'http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.2/jquery.min.js'. This request has been blocked; the content must be served over HTTPS."
Don't know which is best, change the example URL from HTTPS to HTTP (which works, I just tested it), or change the JQuery include from HTTP to HTTPS (didn't test this).


The logic isn't very fleshed out in the doc, but the least you need to do here is to add the Packet to the Host.flow_packets_received. The scheduling of new events (i.e. the real logic to handle whether if ACK or DataPacket and to treat accordingly) is done in schedule_new_events()


Wpis z danymi


HAHAHAHAHA

http://33.media.tumblr.com/22ab7d571970178bd413b70cfdcb70b8/tumblr_inline_mlirhmm9351qz4rgp.gif


<student>
       <firstname>Maciej</firstname>
       <lastname>Bodys</lastname>
       <email>maciejbodys@poczta.fm</email>
       <github>maciejbodys</github>
       <group>KrDZIs3011Si</group>
</student>


Ok


Do it yourself!


Dodanie wpisu z danymi


I'm just following the logic of ther other fuctions. None of them make this type of check.
However we can add these checks.


@GordStephen I was fixing a test with the meta field and pulled in this change. Now I can't remember if this was part of the big 0.7.0 branch or if you wanted it in 0.6.x. If it's not part of the 0.6.x series then can you remove it, push the commit and then tag 0.6.5?


@andela-ooduye what's that?


@rhvgoyal : Can you please join the #docker-dev irc, so that we can chat there? Easier for such exchanges. Thanks.


Ok, we have discussed about using the ``SOL_BUFFER_NO_FREE`` and I agree that makes more sense use that.


@royzrj I'm sorry.
For now, please access to it under http.  http://jq-simple-dtpicker-gh-master.herokuapp.com/jquery.simple-dtpicker.html


Good point. I will fix that.


hi Deivid, i have a doubt. in the post_mortem_processor there's a:
```ruby
require 'byebug/processors/command_processor'
```
It would not be necessary to put this require in: lib/byebug/processors/script_processor.rb and  lib/byebug/processors/control_processor.rb ?
I'm saying it because I saw that there's a pattern in the .rb files: each ruby file load its first-level dependencies.  For eg. this file depends directly on CommandProcessor, so, following my reasoning, for this file it would be necessary the require. Is it right?
Do you follow any rule for the dependency management of the files?


Can you also add a test to F24_TestCase for regular passwords with spaces in them?


This commit is being reviewed as a part of review issue #107.


Maybe it'd be better to point to the official Install instructions: https://nodejs.org/en/download/package-manager/#debian-and-ubuntu-based-linux-distributions


This commit is being reviewed as a part of review issue #63.


index.html은 어딨니???


That doesn't hurt either.  I'm totally fine with that if you approve.


I also don't now if there is such guarantee or not (the extension will continue to exists), but verifying extension name here looks more promising to me, than checking minimum GLSL version. Probably we should drop all the version check?


this version is actually buggy, would rather stick to 2.9 for now - probably best to double-check with package authors before using a new upstream minor version on binary deps


newname写成newName，这样单词之间的分隔才明显，后面也一样，不管是函数名还是变量名，单词之间要有明显的间隔，除了第一个单词，后面的单词首字母大写


I'm aware that this doesn't work.


Project completed guadzilah visualstudio


4e-9 :)


which compiler had an issue here?


这里应该叫getInjured吧


We still need the `-p` on mac - please don't delete this! `pmset` is a mac-only program that gives a better estimate of percentage. Essentially, still need this for mac users.

line 152 should be

```bash
while getopts ":g:m:w:tab:p" opt; do
```


... 1.15e6


Looks like the build broke, but it does not look related:
https://travis-ci.org/jruby/jruby/jobs/90085229


Do we want to hardcode the value? If no could you open an issue so that we do not forget?


It's **v0.1**.


It's **v0.5**.


把上面injured的函数名修改了之后，这里读起来就像读英语的句子一样了，可读性就提升了嘛


@yuji  i fixed.
4161b24a9832e264e5ecb9a62a8fcf0a64af467c


Pourquoi ajouter la dépendance ici et pas dans patadata, du coup ?


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32 was set to avoid potential issue with different alignment. May be 16 will be enough.


is dt_this_iteration used elsewhere in Physics?  this could cause unintended side-effects by making it a local variable rather than a "class" level variable.    honestly, we should probably consider sweeping out 'dt_this_iteration' entirely, since it's only ever assigned 'this.variables.TIME_STEP_INTEGRATOR', and we're only using it for readability.


I prefer to link to the official page, that will always be updated.

There is a minor typo in this line: `sudo mv node-v4.2.2-linux-x64.tar.gz /usr/local/node` > `sudo mv node-v4.2.2-linux-x64 /usr/local/node`


@macpie Why hide the `{error, _}`?


I have moved this #ifdef inet_get_local_port_range to ip.h to make it easy to read code.

Thanks.


Do we still use Hipchat? :frowning:


MVSumRow??


great, this way it works again =)


:ok:


cool strategy.

looking forward to pulling it down and running it.


Remove this, since it's not needed in the Servo PR.


Can we support transpose like MVAddCol andMVAddRow?


Should we define a `LIMIT_DEFAULT` and set it to `30`? And create an issue like above?


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I have not seen this issue.
I do not see which file actually includes export.h.


one more thing: there are compilation warnings on the test code.
you can try make test to see it.
it reports array boundary overflow.


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@yyfjmb It's not intended to be included in the commit and can be safely removed. Nice catch.


I tried again, still doesn't work. I believe some other package was updated as well and it fixed the problem.
For some reason it doesn't happen for me.


sorry


Sounds good. Pushed that.


That was just to match the 128 byte limit in session_policy.h.


I did not add inet_ecn header to the git, therefore I did not saw this issue in my local tests.


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### Failed tests
```
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```


@jbpros this isn't true. The pre-scenario of an around hook always uses a callback (at least for the moment).

A synchronous pre-scenario could just return the post hook, and a pre-scenario that returns a promise could have the promise resolve to the post hook. I don't those believe are supported (there aren't tests for them) and I'm not certain its needed anyway.


If AckPacket, you need to schedule a FlowReceivedAckEvent. Go ahead and take a look at the flow-subclasses PR, it should help you figure out how to schedule this.

You also need to extract the Flow ID from the AckPacket and go into flow_packets_received and mark the data packets that just got ACK'd as received. This is for selective repeat.

I don't think you can do anything just yet with the data_packet_start_time_sec, but eventually we will use to compute RTT in statistics, right @lakshbhasin?


I left it that way so not to break every run scenario with <policy label=""...


Can we not use it in client side code too?


Why do you read package.json to retrieve type ? Home should be give type information in req.body.start (with the rest of application manifest).


5 or 10 secs?


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```
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```


can it be an issue for mulit-thread access?
can it be moved to framework open?


Either it's valid or not. Which is it?


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kay lol


@rhvgoyal :
Lets take an example. User has "ext4" as host filesystem. He explicitly created container images for loop back device using "xfs". Now he upgrades to your patch and we detect the container filesystem to be "ext4" since /var/lib/docker/devmapper resides on ext4 and use that. However, user will expect to be using "xfs". Is this expected?


Why?


Yes.

It is normally not required. For example, Rails will autorequire for you everything in the app folder and it also uses `Bundler.require` which requires all your external dependencies up front.

But I like to do it, because having the dependencies of each class/file explicited helps me reason better about the relationships between classes and sometimes can help raise a flag for problems that might go unnoticed if they were not there.

Can you add a PR?


I've made the code more robust to explicitly check if it's \empty --- is that better?
https://github.com/hugoroy/polyglossia/blob/master/tex/gloss-french.ldf#L162


It was correctly named. But I realized any time we supply a name we also supply and address (used for the destination only). And heading is only used for the starting location (where we do not supply name or address).


@Gutem @jmnavarro @yoondo @ZhangBohan @kcyeu @hkulekci - Hey, fwiw in gitbook there is a nicer/more direct way to support translations. It would take a bit of work to catch up/reformat, but I wanted to let you all know about it in case you might be interested. You can find more details about what that looks like here: https://help.gitbook.com/format/languages.html, and I'm certainly happy to answer questions or help any way that I can. Hoping to make some more updates to the content in the near future as well. Thanks again for your help!


If you "git sync origin master", you will see how to generate a DeviceToLinkEvent in link.py. You need to generate an appropriate AckPacket and DeviceToLinkEvent it.

DeviceToLinkEvent has constructor (packet, link, dest_dev) as you can see in link.py, so you need to pass it the new AckPacket you generate, along with self.link and the router on the other end of the Link.


提高性能


nit: can be replaced with `@android:color/white`


It might be time to break this module into separate `dask_dataframe.py`, `dask_array.py`, `dask_bag.py` pieces to handle cases where the user only `dask.array` but not `dask.dataframe`.


Should I just rename this to `pandas_to_dask`?


I don't think so.  I think the daemon process running is only checked with the existence of the PID file which happens at the top of the `PIDFile::write` method.


Yeah, you're right. Thanks.


Refer to https://github.com/andela-gnyenyeshi/inverted-index/commit/4e6f615f4d5f69e5a908292e8e4fef7c020adf98#commitcomment-14269539


The bit about the brew of the month membership is incorrect you are meant to have to renew this (by doing quest again) each brewfest but a aware of this causing issues due to changes to quest reset mechanism for event quests but this definitly should be by quest and not achievement.


This looks okay to me. One thing I might suggest is for these echo statements, do them as

```bash
>&2 echo "Battery not found, trying to use default path..."
```

which prints this line to STDERR instead of STDOUT. Part of the reason for this is that if you put this in a `tmux` status bar, doesn't find the path and reverts to the default path, it'll print this line instead of the battery bar. Among other reasons.


Glad to hear. So what is the point?


I might change link so that you only need to send it from_dev rather than dest_dev when scheduling a DeviceToLinkEvent, but in any case you need to generate the AckPacket for sure.


Enum


Shouldn't this be `msecsTillCanceling`?


There's no such method in ILogger.


Apparently this xpath tag could be replaced by `<field name="date_invoice" position="after">` since there is only one `date_invoice` in the form.


`maxTimeTillCanceled`?


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### Failed tests
```
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```


fortran version is not 4.4.3.1 but 4.2.2.


Yes, it should be local, not class level.  It's used so that all particles are called with the same value of TIME_STEP_INTEGRATOR, in case that value changes during integration.  I don't know if concurrency is an issue, nor if this is a good solution.


As seen previously, this parameter is not at false by default, and must not be set to false. Without this parameters, deserialization already accepts {} for non empty bean for example.


Can be renamed to `JoinCancelingITCase`.


Rock! Thanks!


Oops.


The only way you would get here is if you got a duplicate DataPacket (pass, wait for timeout according to the doc) or if you got a RouterPacket (assert not the case, we never want RouterPackets getting to Hosts). Statistics should be handled in the above two if clauses.


It sucks to have them there. Doesn't it. :)


@claytron  You broke the build! You renamed access? but didn't update the spec.  Fix it!


Is it really needed to scale all features? It looks like this looses the computational advantage of having the scaling coefficient


@crosbymichael @tiborvass


Why did you not reuse `adhFacets`? At least, they should share a most code. But I honestly do not see any difference between the two (the HTML structure is a bit different, but that can be adjusted with CSS).


@psergei Overriding transitive dependencies is tricky. grunt-contrib-imagemin fails its tests with this bug. So to test, it's easier to just do it on fresh clone of it.


@nedbat @macdiesel A simple one.


Yes, it's present in 1.50-beta1. I'm a little concerned about using a beta version. Is 1.50 close to release, or any chance of a 1.43 release?

By the way, I found this commit thanks to these questions from Stack Overflow:

* [Can a Dapper DynamicParameters object be enumerated like a dictionary of parameters?] (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32751477/can-a-dapper-dynamicparameters-object-be-enumerated-like-a-dictionary-of-paramet)
* [How is the Get<T> method used with DynamicParameters?] (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30156367/how-is-the-gett-method-used-with-dynamicparameters)
* [Is there anyway to iterate through a Dapper DynamicParameters object?] (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10501319/is-there-anyway-to-iterate-through-a-dapper-dynamicparameters-object)


Travis fails on PHP7 check in core after the commit.


Local tests.


Les liens en haut des pages HOME et ABOUT ont été déplacés dans l'application.html.erb


why .Z (over .gz?)


[Nunca se Sabe!](https://github.com/theuves/vdpr-rand/blob/gh-pages/script.js#L6-L13)


I agree with @anusha-ragunathan here, it would be weird. The `df` logic can be used only if `dm.fs` is not specified.


@zertosh What exactly should we do to avoid this issue?


Oh, sounds glitchy. Will have a look later, too :-)


To na pewno powinno być tak zrobione, a nie submodule?


Ok.

By convention the intention is that
* Constant constants never ever change.
* Variable constants only change at the request of the user.

TIME_STEP_INTEGRATOR is a 'variable' constant.  It should never change except when explicitly changed by user input when hitting the '<' or '>' keys.

So, if that value is being assigned to during integration, or any other time during the fame, that's a design bug in itself.


isn't the const-specifier missing on this mehod ?


`1d / Math.pow(10, 6)` == `1e-6`


And where you do the filtering to make sure that you catch the right events. Talking about that what do you do when someone connects a second screen via say HDMI, VGA, DVI? Shall we consider it as a "second" screen candidate for the API?


done.


Merge https://github.com/gruntjs/grunt-contrib-imagemin/pull/329


Did you update tools.git (so the unit tests are sharded?)  If so this stuff is still needed (so we get the merged coverage from the unit tests).


I don't understand why this is needed. Why would you ever run `rails g rspec:install`?


:-1: You're changing a public API.

I'm not sure the FullConnector can be regarded as a PlatformConnector because the full connector won't necessarily have the same API semantics as the full connector.


@branch-predictor , Let us assume that the length of origin attr is 620, so there are 3 chunk for this attr. chunk_0 , chunk_1 and chunk 2. the length of them are 255, 255 and 10.
Now the new length of attr change to 260. so we just need two chunks. the length of them is 255 and 5.
So we also need to remove chunk_2 which is in origin attr.
But with your new logic, you do not remove the chunk_2?


The main significance of the "beta" in 1.50-beta1 is that it has been built
using the xproj / dnx / dnu / build system (it seems to get renamed weekly)
rather than from csproj, and has had some pieces carved off the side to
make it work properly on core-clr; I can try to set aside some time to
re-review those changes for a 1.43 or 1.5 release, but that is going to
take at least a few days to find the time.

On 9 November 2015 at 16:28, Glen Stone <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Yes, it's present in 1.50-beta1. I'm a little concerned about using a beta
> version. Is 1.50 close to release, or any chance of a 1.43 release?
>
> By the way, I found this commit thanks to these questions from Stack
> Overflow:
>
>    - Can a Dapper DynamicParameters object be enumerated like a
>    dictionary of parameters?
>    <http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32751477/can-a-dapper-dynamicparameters-object-be-enumerated-like-a-dictionary-of-paramet>
>    - How is the Get method used with DynamicParameters?
>    <http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30156367/how-is-the-gett-method-used-with-dynamicparameters>
>    - Is there anyway to iterate through a Dapper DynamicParameters object?
>    <http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10501319/is-there-anyway-to-iterate-through-a-dapper-dynamicparameters-object>
>
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Raphael -

I will gladly take a look at it.  Anything particular you want me to look for?

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Updated README.md

added TOTP info

@tswagger take look over the TOTP pls, i dont know if anything is missing.

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Also, shouldn't we leave the goveralls line in?  To report unit test coverage?


Thanks, fixed.


antipattern:
unclear branching conditions

feedback:
I personally find it hard to read branching logic that has detail about the branch placed at the end, so your call to `until offset > list['total_count']`, I personally would include higher up in the code so that it is more obvious to the reader the the conditional block has details associated with execution. but maybe you've written the code this way because you need the `list` variable?   which means that maybe the branching logic should be changed to make the rest call to `get_json('/users')` and then iterate on the response.  Just my personal thoughts.

created on antipattern.io


@macdiesel @nedbat PTAL.


After some discussion we think that the best option is to split content-type and accept. They are both independent and they should be treated that way in the nodes. I will drop this commit and I will create another pull request that adds a new port (the ACCEPT port) to the client nodes


nitpick, keep this ordained


*.sublime-project can stay because its just directories but *.sublime-workspace just keeps changing everytime I do 'anything' :angry: ... figured it's not really essential and necessary to add it into the repo. ST will just generate  a new one anyway :smile:


I updated the tools submodule.  Took out everything to do with coverage since I didn't know what the dependencies were.  I can put this back again if you think that will still avoid any `docker cp`.


Hmmm ok. Maybe it doesn't matter in the case of Valhalla, but for things like POIs you would want to be able to construct a location using a lat/long/name combination, right?


old-timer


k


They were segfaulting because of some kind of bad Ruby build on Travis


107712554-FixRefrigerationCondenserWaterCooledNotRegistering (mjwitte) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1962 of 1962 tests passed)

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was 500 keys and 3 vals before


What I'm getting at is... why remove the functionality? It seems like a valid option is all.


was 50000 keys before


Semantically this is a bit weird (author -> authors).  Should we add a  `CONTRIBUTORS.md`?


Not working for us..
will make it UNIFIELD later

have to fix a data (switch sim1 and sim2 data) bug on the ril


Ég prófaði að gera mjög basic AI og ætlaði að nota þetta fall og fékk alltaf eins og næsta staði væri available þó hún ætti ekki að vera það, breytti þessu því svona og þá fékk ég það til að virka.. Einnig komumst við aldrei inní if setninguna í update fallinu í Bike.js sem notar þetta fall til að tjékka með árekstur, heldur þegar við klessum á þá kemur upp villa sem orsakar leikinn til að stoppa


I don't understand. Why do you change `journalctl --flush` with sending `SIGUSR1`? It is exactly the same, except that in journalctl we wait for the journal to tell us that it has been flushed, here you just wait 1 second.


This does make it cleaner.


rather than abusing the vertical velocity, you should add an extra variance/noise field to the ABI message (and compute the measurement noise here and not in INS).


It should be fine now. Please, check it.

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>
> Could you please follow the latest version of the specification?
> We intend to drop the legacy cruft sooner or later, and reintroducing
> the old stuff doesn't help with that goal...
>
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Does it mean that we will have no verbose output if ompi is compiled without --enable-debug


please check indentation, you can also run the fix code style script on the file:
```./fix_code_style.sh  sw/airborne/subsystems/ins/ins_int.c
```


No need to keep this stuff in the repository.


Four parameters already, including two booleans :-( Maybe we should use a struct?


yep, should be done in the opticflow module


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```
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```


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Thank you for the explanation. "days" or even "weeks" is fine for me.


you just need to check if ``endptr != s.data + s.len`` right ?


There is some changes due to code formatting.


@tswagger could you check the totp lang lines? that would be create, my grammar in english is not perfect :smile:


> Pourquoi ajouter la dépendance ici et pas dans patadata, du coup ?

Bonne question (je ne sais même pas pourquoi il est requis pour la compilation par patada...)

Mais ce fichier est principalement destiné aux tests continus (Travis, AppVeyor), je pense que ce n'est pas très dérangeant (les utilisateurs normaux peuvent simplement installer les paquets à la demande).


:poop:


same here, it's minor but keep it ordained


ace spot


I'm one of the maintainers of [imagemin](https://github.com/imagemin/imagemin) but not a maintainer of [the Grunt plugin](https://github.com/gruntjs/grunt-contrib-imagemin). I have a write access to [jade](https://github.com/gruntjs/grunt-contrib-jade) and [nodeunit](https://github.com/gruntjs/grunt-contrib-nodeunit) plugins, but don't have access to imagemin plugin.

Wait for the grunt-contrib-imagemin maintainers to notice the problem.


Maybe I'm missing something, but I'd expect an error :

```
> cat(readLines("R/Foo.R"), sep="\n")
hello <- function(){
  print("hello")
}

E# This line is bad
world <- function(){
   print("world")
}

> lintr::lint(filename="R/Foo.R")
R/Foo.R:9:1: style: Trailing blank lines are superfluous.

^

```


I think Lindent is wrong here (probably due to the ':' character).  This should be indented as the rest of the funtion.


Gladly.  I will take a look at it later today or tomorrow at the latest.

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@tswagger <https://github.com/tswagger> could you check the totp lang lines? that would be create, my grammar in english is not perfect

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can this be hotfixed into master?


@lemelon it can be shortened to:

```coffee
return @config?['cozy-type'] or {}
```


@chenji-kael yeah, I didn't get that far in the code review, didn't see that. A few comments:
don't use 'file', use 'obj'. Also, instead of file name, use 'oid'. I'm not sure I understand completely how the lc_process_obj works, but it should keep the buckets list in omap. It should also be sharded, so you'd have multiple objects that would keep the list of buckets. The buckets themselves be stored by the bucket instance id (bucket name + instance id), not just by the bucket name.
The lc_process_obj omap header should keep a marker and a date/time indicator (of when the process started). so that: if on rgw stopped processing of the shard for some reason, another one would be able to pick up where it finished, and that we'll be able to make sure that we don't run the whole process for more than once a day (on each shard).


@lemelon why not `if app.type is 'static'` ?


Oops, yes.


k


in case you are targetting php7 only, you might rename `Promise->otherwise` to `Promise->catch` since in php7 this should be possible as the method name `catch` is no longer reserved[1]

[1] https://3v4l.org/VZCmZ


The email is actually sent to DuraCloud, not DPN. This comment should be corrected to avoid confusion. Also, the url string right above the comment could use some formatting help.


Only have to fix the Data seletion with the sim


g++ (Ubuntu 5.2.1-22ubuntu2) 5.2.1 20151010


Autovala doesn't have a .desktop file, right? So this MetaInfo file is not describing the a .desktop app, but the software component that is Autovala?
Because:
1) If it is describing a .desktop file, the root node must be <component type="desktop">, the file must be named after the .desktop file without the .desktop extension but .appdata.xml instead (org.gnome.Software.desktop => org.gnome.Software.appdata.xml).

2) If the file is describing a software component without .desktop file (so called "generic" component), the <component> tag should must not have a type= property, and the file should be named after the component with suffix .metainfo.xml (com.rastersoft.autovala => com.rastersoft.autovala.metainfo.xml)


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 4195](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=70992&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 1 (1 new), passed: 0, ignored: 197 Build time: 00:13:08
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


According to Lab2, systemLoad() is private.
I've decided to call it from the constructor, when an instance is required by BusinessLogicTester()


That is valid R code though, it only has an error on package installation
because E is not defined when it is evaluated, but it could be defined
anywhere up the search stack and it would be valid.
On Nov 9, 2015 11:40 AM, "Brian Long" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Maybe I'm missing something, but I'd expect an error :
>
> > cat(readLines("R/Foo.R"), sep="\n")
> hello <- function(){
>   print("hello")
> }
>
> E# This line is bad
> world <- function(){
>    print("world")
> }
>
> > lintr::lint(filename="R/Foo.R")
> R/Foo.R:9:1: style: Trailing blank lines are superfluous.
>
> ^
>
>
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>


Additional-report-variables-ZoneHVACIdealLoadsAirSystem (mjwitte) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1915 of 1963 tests passed)

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It should be valid, I can't imagine that raising "#version" would fail compile. I will report back once I verified it on another machine.


... and no longer experimental.


just a commit.


A new comment, :+1:


@lemelon for your informatio, lodash is a more popular choice than prototypes, and a safer one imho.


curator 3.x is for zookeeper 3.5.x which is still alpha.

even though we don't use zookeeper much these days, I am not sure if we should update.


This log statement should be corrected to say that a restore *request* call is being made (not a restore request.)


Comments in this function should be C-style "/* */"


Additional-report-variables-ZoneHVACIdealLoadsAirSystem (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1427 of 1427 tests passed)

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Can you add <TBD> for the missing pieces and merge the release notes before the release?


Yeah, I can simplify.  Are you sure you want to completely suppress the error though?  I thought it would be prudent to still notify the user, even though it's a recoverable error.


I don't think this is accurate anymore but don't take may word on this.


Lines 446 and 447 should begin with '*' characters


Is this redundant with the next few lines?


Some bonus white space appeared here :)


yay :+1:


Ah, right that makes sense.  Is there a strategy to avoid finding yourself with the error :
```
Error in eval(expr, envir, enclos) : object 'E' not found
Error : unable to load R code in package 'bar'
```
?

Perhaps a directive in R source that says require variables be defined before being invoked?


Formatting of lines 469, 471 looks off.  Shouldn't they lead with one space, not two?


love it !!!


Comments in this function should be C-style


@lemelon I think you should put `/usr/local/cozy/apps` in a `prefix` variable. I think this path is not the same on cozycloud.cc and in self hosted cozy.


lastversion.txt


Oh crap, now I have to learn how to merge properly >:(


I'll revert :-)
Il 09/nov/2015 17:45, "Ioannis Canellos" <notifications@github.com> ha
scritto:

> curator 3.x is for zookeeper 3.5.x which is still alpha.
>
> even though we don't use zookeeper much these days, I am not sure if we
> should update.
>
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> .
>


Comments in this function should be c-style


enconding of parameters would be great, in order to handle special characters.
e.g. "test_c++ & values" is a valid quality profile name, which gets translated to
/api/rules/search.protobuf?f=repo,name,severity,lang,internalKey,templateKey,params,actives&activation=true&qprofile=c++-test_c++-values-17445&p=1&ps=500

which cannot download, because at least the + needs to be encoded to %2B


TeamCity pull requests :: netty [Build 624](https://garage.netty.io/teamcity/viewLog.html?buildId=3157&buildTypeId=pulls_netty&guest=1) is now running


Top-level comments in this file should be c-style


I'm using VS 2015 community and I have this header.


Kind of a redundant statement, also incorrect if one is not checking out to the master branch.


Oh I'm sorry, I thought I was pushing to my own account. I didn't realize that pushing to the original paparazzi branch will make a automatic pull request.

Yes, everything you said below, I was absolutly planning to do myself. As the commit said, it was very quick and dirty fixes.
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To: knmcguire/paparazzi
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yep, should be done in the opticflow module

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I realize that changing the colours is dangerous; I am not at all attached to any particular selection. I will put Maroon/Blue for now, since one can objectively say that darker shades will print better in greyscale, and there have been complaints in the past about `blue` being too bright (which is what prompted the change in the first place).

It has been found in the past that loading `hyperref` with options can cause a clash when different packages are loaded that load it in a different way (e.g. `tufte-latex`, `classicthesis`). Given that, to keep things simple, I would suggest leaving out `linkborders` until someone specifically asks for it.

Note that the style of putting the conditionals on separate lines keeps the generated file cleaner.

To advance the discussion, I have added this to #141 (a separate pull request would conflict), along with the equivalent for ConTeXt.


I took ``longForm`` name from https://github.com/golang/go/blob/master/src/time/example_test.go#L184 where it can have more sense looking at the ``shortForm`` below.
I would change it here to something like ``commitDateFormat`` or ``dateFormat`` as a further refactoring.


Virual


did you mean to check in all the generated code?


Comment should be C-style


Maybe @Suppress instead?


I don't see how to do this in general for an arbitrary proximity operator. I think even L1 will destroy the scaling coefficient since it shifts the vector towards zero by `\beta`.


Yes that's correct.

I'm afraid that even with this script and the other changes to try and make it VMWare compatible, we still couldn't get it to work correctly in the virtual environment.

Worked quite great on standard hardware. I've not got the time with my bad C skills to try and debug any more :(.


Not sure how I missed that in the diff before pushing, but I just committed a fix. Thanks!


Cool, thanks @Enriikke! This is a work-in-progress (not passing spec). I've made the changes except for the `log_in` modifications (and I haven't added the `Encryptor` model, I'll do that in a separate branch).

On `log_in`, I've started to reorganize things. The `authenticated_controller` is, I think, in good shape and I've got it calling `log_in` as a `before_action` where appropriate. I think though that we need to change the way `log_in` or `current_user` works. I don't have a `User` to give it as an argument (if it's happening before a `User` is found). Currently, `current_user` relies on us already having logged someone in. There are likely a few ways to handle this but do you have a suggestion for which method I should be looking to modify? Also, these methods live in `sessions_helper.rb`. That should be fine if we're calling them from a controller but perhaps they could be moved to our `Authenticated_controller`? Or perhaps that's not super RESTful....


Additional-report-variables-ZoneHVACIdealLoadsAirSystem (mjwitte) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1915 of 1963 tests passed)

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@Supress?


@lemelon it can be simplified in:

```coffee
pathname += 'index.html' if pathname.endsWith 'public/'
fs.readFile '/usr/local/cozy/apps' + pathname, 'utf8', (err, content)
    if err? then next new Error err
    else res.send content
```


That is what the object_usage_linter is doing, but like I said it has false
positives if you are doing non standard evaluation
On Nov 9, 2015 11:48 AM, "Brian Long" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Ah, right that makes sense. Is there a strategy to avoid finding yourself
> with the error :
>
> Error in eval(expr, envir, enclos) : object 'E' not found
> Error : unable to load R code in package 'bar'
>
> ?
>
> Perhaps a directive in R source that says require variables be defined
> before being invoked?
>
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> .
>


Oh that's cool =). We'll see if this becomes the standard though. It seems that most (if not all) existing PHP projects use the name 'otherwise'. It might just stick in the PHP world.


We can't reproduce the bug that you are fixing.  Perhaps it's related to a specific compiler setting.  As a test for an alternative fix could you swith

```
<cfset evaluate("set#i#(arguments.theXML[i].xmlText)")/>
```
to
```
<cfset evaluate("variables.set#i#(arguments.theXML[i].xmlText)")/>
```


Since the lines that display sketches in JSON are exactly the same in both `if` and `else`. They should be moved out of that `if`!


done


Done


check if it is usefull with a heapdump


WTF


The tools update has fixed the sharding of unit tests, so you will need to copy coverage files from the other shards (like gen_coverage_reports does).

The docker cp is done by the run_all.sh (and config.sh etc) so adding the above 3 lines back shouldn't cause the docker cp.


actually the offline charging was working
on kmini3g so picked the stuff from there ..


check with heap dump


Great stuff, thanks!


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 4196](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=71001&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 1, passed: 0, ignored: 197 Build time: 00:13:06
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


Thanks @BobSilent ! @dbmeneses can you take care of this please?


can you receive this via email?


Nie umiem :(


:heart:


Nice work bro!


I'm not sure why `self.app.modules[1].forms[0].source` is Unicode when [this line][1] returns a UTF-8-encoded bytestring. But we have to convert it back to UTF-8, otherwise lxml gets (understandably) upset when you pass it a Unicode string with an XML declaration that says it's UTF-8.

  [1]: https://github.com/dimagi/commcare-hq/blob/xform_builder/corehq/apps/app_manager/xform_builder.py#L107


Fixed... (i hope)

El 09/11/15 a las 17:42, Matthias Klumpp escribió:
>
> Autovala doesn't have a .desktop file, right? So this MetaInfo file is
> not describing the a .desktop app, but the software component that is
> Autovala?
> Because:
> 1) If it is describing a .desktop file, the root node must be , the
> file must be named after the .desktop file without the .desktop
> extension but .appdata.xml instead (org.gnome.Software.desktop =>
> org.gnome.Software.appdata.xml).
>
> 2) If the file is describing a software component without .desktop
> file (so called "generic" component), the tag should must not have a
> type= property, and the file should be named after the component with
> suffix .metainfo.xml (com.rastersoft.autovala =>
> com.rastersoft.autovala.metainfo.xml)
>
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>

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Nos leemos
		             RASTER      (Linux user #228804)
sergio.costas@rastersoft.com        http://www.rastersoft.com


I guess I'm not quite sure what _standard evaluation_ might mean.  Is there a way to force it, and thereby get better hints from lintr and other tooling?


Już sobie skonfigurowałem PyCharm'a że mi PEP8 wyświetla jako błędy. Poprawię się :)


Override should be on its own line.


I switched the iOS params in the same commit as well, https://github.com/cwannerstedt/cordova-plugin-hockeyapp/commit/4caaffadb881e80537bbd1596b760b847b93fb1f :)


```jsx
const err = new Error(`You can't change requests that are in a "${state}" state`);
err.statusCode = 403;
throw err;
```


Other than the formatting issue, I love this :)


A third envelope and a mixer will be great. Could have made good use of these features when making some drum and percussion patches today. Makes a wonderful synth even better.


I have not removed the JSON code, just commented it out.

@magnumripper can you please test that this runs better (easier) on the servers which you were having problem installing the JSON modules.

If things appear to work better, I will delete the JSON code.  Storable methods have many more gotchas, BUT I think in the manner which we use it, Storable will be just fine.


duh


ok


Done. Sorry for the mistake..
Il 09/nov/2015 17:48, "Andrea Cosentino" <ancosen@gmail.com> ha scritto:

> I'll revert :-)
> Il 09/nov/2015 17:45, "Ioannis Canellos" <notifications@github.com> ha
> scritto:
>
>> curator 3.x is for zookeeper 3.5.x which is still alpha.
>>
>> even though we don't use zookeeper much these days, I am not sure if we
>> should update.
>>
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>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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>> .
>>
>


cmd.run replaced.


That PR is kinda stalled, maybe I should create a separate PR with just that change. I agree. Very cool stuff


I believe the github loses its comments from a squash.


No it is not possible to force, see
http://adv-r.had.co.nz/Computing-on-the-language.html for definition.
On Nov 9, 2015 11:57 AM, "Brian Long" <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> I guess I'm not quite sure what standard evaluation might mean. Is there
a way to force it, and thereby get better hints from lintr and other
tooling?
>
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Meh, of course. I don't even recognize obj-c... Sorry.


I'm not sure I follow~ Prior to the below command the submodule dir is at an older commit. So we are checking out the branch specified by the value of branch and issuing the git checkout to set HEAD to the most recent commit.


Instead of duplicating this copy, how do you feel about just linking to the dedicated deploy doc that you made?


Must be <component type="desktop">


Thank you for your contribution.

Why did you delete the db/migrate/20131018214212_create_repository_manager.rb file ?

Yves


damn copy paster. fixed


forwarding `instance` isn't useful as it currently stands.


@admmasters `backgroundColor: transparent` and `pointerEvents="none"` probably cause the same effect?


how to do？


Changed to use `adhFacets` in 32995b1


You are correct.
```
AC_DEFINE_UNQUOTED(OPAL_ENABLE_DEBUG, $WANT_DEBUG,
    [Whether we want developer-level debugging code or not])
```
 I guess it is what we agreed 2 years ago. I remember you reported performance degradation because of a lot of verbose output. Mike, correct me if I am wrong.


Tak, bo nie ma osobnego repo

Wysłano z urządzenia mobilnego.
9 lis 2015 17:41 "mik-laj" <notifications@github.com> napisał(a):

> To na pewno powinno być tak zrobione, a nie submodule?
>
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> .
>


Must be just <id>com.rastersoft.autovala.desktop</id>
See the example at http://www.freedesktop.org/software/appstream/docs/chap-Quickstart.html#sect-Quickstart-DesktopApps


this is version 2.0 of connection management. In v1.0 I already had the logic for this. becuase of these changes this logic gets moved to an upcoming ConnectionService


I had created a `2.8` milestone and assigned (some) issues to it: https://github.com/gwtproject/gwt/milestones/2.8
Some have the `Milestone-2.8` label, some don't.


107712554-FixRefrigerationCondenserWaterCooledNotRegistering (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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RecordAPITestBase can be removed as well


A better traduction would be:

"Crea una función que acepte dos o más vectores y que devuelva un vector con la diferencia simétrica entre ambos"


@martinpetrasch Hatten wirs heute nicht einige Male davon NICHT den Klassen-Namen zu verwenden sondern self oder static?!


@macumber  Did you happen to notice if this problem exists in Energy+.idd?


That's fine for me.

Thanks for the hint about conditionals on a line. I have experienced errors with conditions in \hypersetup so I have been cautious and conservative.


Also the exceptions should not be translated, should they?


Almost :-D
Thanks for all your work!


You can use the `using` you introduced above: `EH`.


ditto


add this
#include <linux/workqueue.h>


@paternal : est-ce que cette ligne ne devrait pas être dans le `__init__` ? (datadir ajouté automatiquement en dernier, au cas ou rien ne soit trouvé avant)


`que acepte` instead of `que acepta` would sound more natural to Spanish readers.


Hello @tobiasbrunner! Do you have plans to merge this commit into master?


There's no point.


no need to alter whence, if you check with: ``` if ( whence | SEEK_SET) ```


Why this change? The string with %0 and %1 can easily be translated. `JabRef_en.properties` contains following entry

    Duplicate_Journal_Abbreviation_-_old_one_will_be_overwritten_by_new_one\nOLD\:_%0\nNEW\:_%1=Duplicate_Journal_Abbreviation_-_old_one_will_be_overwritten_by_new_one\nOLD:_%0\nNEW:_%1

This is really manageable by the translators. Please do not remove `%0` and split the single string to be translated into several ones.


`vector bidimensional que liste`


This property should only be used for the release version. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/mt148501.aspx#MigrateCPlusPlus


Why not simply: `LOGGER.info("Wrong format", e);`?


fixed in upcoming commit


abc


Why do you need to change it? Was it failing before?


We want the beginnung of the file, right? - that looks like ```SEEK_END```


Good idea :+1:


``if (whence & SEEK_SET)`` perhaps?


Ok, it is easy to change, maybe we should add a F1 line what this test ist testing? So it cannot be changed accidentally.
Like:
```matlab
% This tests targets the following functionality:
% pruneOutsideBox: Replace data outside limits with NaN
% simplifyLine: Reduce number of data points.
% legend...
```

I am against adding a NaN explicitely, as it would shadow the functionality of pruneOutsideBox. If we insert a NaN, it is hard to check whether it worked as expected, as one has to compare data points rather than searching for a NaN


The two volume flows should include the explanation of standard density or refer to System Node Standard Density Volume Flow Rate for more details.


Because stupid django adds the 'like' index to text fields automatically (but only when the table is first created).


We have verbose output on framework layer. It sets verbose level to 0 by default.
```
                MCA spml: parameter "spml_base_verbose" (current value: "0", data source: default, level: 8 dev/detail, type: int)
                          Verbosity level for the spml framework (0 = no verbosity)
              MCA sshmem: parameter "sshmem_base_verbose" (current value: "0", data source: default, level: 8 dev/detail, type: int)
                          Verbosity level for the sshmem framework (0 = no verbosity)
```
I found only way to change it setting verbose level in command line.

So, I do not like this change completely but it will work for me. oshmem_output is called for XXX_ERROR only.
Another approach could be passing framework.output by address and change one in case it is not opened


This used to take 'version' (at least according to the docs) and got changed to 'sf_version' here @demianbrecht.  Possible to fix? or is there a reason for the change?


Hi @jarednova

This fix doesn't look like it's made it to the Wordpress Plugin version, which means it breaks when updating through the admin - any chance you can get them back in sync?

Thanks - Timber is awesome BTW. :-)


This method name should not include an underscore. That convention is not followed in DuraCloud java code and may be confusing.


Please add ForwardField annotations that correspond to the previous annotations of the CoGroup function.


Great; thanks for bringing this up, as the result is much cleaner than what was there before.


`vector bidimensional` instead of `arreglo bidimensional`

`añade su nombre` instead of `agrega su nombre`

`al vector del inventario` instead of arreglo del inventario`


ummm


Add favorite color


Exactly :-) thx


yes, it does, but you're not passing in the domain to the constructor. This is working now because we're overriding the toggle check for tests but at some point we'll need to base the sql / couch decision off the domain name.


Actually SEEK_SET is not a bitmask (it's zero with gcc) so that won't work either.


Yup, that's why I put "this object is also incorrect in EnergyPlus.idd " in the commit message


Continuing to go through this, stress-testing, so on...

I'm having an issue here with my percentage - my `charge_full` file seems to say 3332000, my `charge_now` file seems to say 5600000 and my `charge_full_design` is also 5600000.

This is giving me a percentage of 168%. Which is kind of concerning. I don't know enough offhand about the linux battery system class to know exactly what's going on here (however, I do know that `upower` correctly reports that my battery is 100% charged).

While I'm still digging into why this all may be, I might suggest adding a separate switch to use `upower` if requested and available (just like the logic for mac using `pmset` vs `ioreg`). That way the user can choose to install `upower` and use it here, or chose not to. Thoughts on this?


I can't change  the size of screen-canvas after inited.

```
canvas.width = width * window.devicePixelRatio;
canvas.height = height * window.devicePixelRatio;
canvas.style.width = width + "px";
canvas.style.height = height + "px";
var context = canvas.getContext("2d");

canvas.width = 768;
canvas.height = 1024;
canvas.style.width = 1536+"px";
canvas.style.height = 2048+"px";
```

the version before today  work well


Because `AttachmentMixin` uses the `is_saved` function from `SaveStateMixin`


It is not always necessarily true that the postgres user has to execute the command createdb

In the 1.0 docs I think it was very "handholdy" about creating databases and such, but I was trying to sort of ease off of that in 2.0 since administrating a database shouldn't necessarily be our responsibility


107712554-FixRefrigerationCondenserWaterCooledNotRegistering (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1961 of 1962 tests passed)

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thanks @nono for your help ! :)


Nista onda... `use Maksimovic\MSSQL\DatabaseConnection\Record\ValueCaster` :)


yeah - you're right - I'll fix that.


@simplay or was there a specific reason to change directory?


See this PR on the main repo: https://github.com/mweibel/Tesseract-OCR-iOS/commit/c7fcaaa0f03773cb8f86dedef72abc106c0c61df


Ah - makes sense. Implementing now. One thing - can the `body` be both active and available? Meaning, as long as a view has a compass iframe url, should the body always be `map-available` regardless if it's visible or not?

I can see it going it either way whether it's simply `body.map-active` or `body.map-available.map-active`


Sorry, it's fine - I checked the Clamp method.


Yep, will probably do so tomorrow


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Try using fetch instead of XHR. It's the new way of doing HTTP requests in the client side.


`es el actual` instead of `es el corriente`


d


we use `ejecuta` instead of `corre`


Try this instead:

include:
  snapcraft/examples/template
  snapcraft/examples/.*


meh


Actually two things are mixed here: AVSEEK_FORCE, AVSEEK_SIZE and then the SEEK_SET, SEEK_CUR from std ... that's confusing.


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We don't use `this` in this method so it can be static, right?


Yeah, my thought is that if it saves our users a few hours then we should add it into the documentation.   We could soften the language ( . . ."as an example") or move it to a more specific area or provide a link, but I think it would be helpful to have it somewhere.  I do this so infrequently, I always have to look it up as well, so its nice to have it some where.


I'd call it something that's not clashing with any examples and that is easier to reference from the template
```
id: examples_resource
```


Yes it was failing and hence blocking Rafal. But he has made a commit to
core and reverted it.

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sounds more natural `puedes continuar con el siguiente Bonfire` instead of `proceder con el siguiente Bonfire`. It sounds too formal


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template-resource: examples_resource


I agree that if you're not hovering at mid-stick in manual then switching to ALTCTL will require a change in throttle setting to hold altitude (and I have observed this with my 250, but in my case it's a minor effect and I'm always "on the throttle" anyway). One of the things normally done when setting up a traditional helicopter is to make sure (using throttle and collective pitch curves) that hover is at center stick. Otherwise switching from "normal" to "idle up" causes the same problem.

I guess you are relying on a large deadband to avoid having to move the throttle stick (or adjust curves) when you change modes. When flying FPV, I want the autopilot to help me control vertical speed in order to dodge obstacles, and that is very difficult to do with a lot of "play in the steering".

I suggest that my FPV piloting requirements could be supported with a new mode, or that we could add throttle curves to put hover at center stick to meet both of our requirements. Or we could add yet another parameter :)  The throttle curve would perhaps make setup more complicated, and I haven't researched how other autopilots handle this.


`vector` instead of `arreglo`


ah i thought you were talking about the `should_handle_as_duplicate_or_edit` function haha. yes, you're right can do. i think though in general i've been ignoring cause we're going to have to wrap all these utils in a class with the domain as a state var since some of the utility functions don't get `domain` passed to them


This doesn't seem to be necessary with `name.strip()` in place above.


Those were some rough numbers I threw in there, based on the fact that it's x10+ bigger, has x15 the range, and x5 the damage of vanilla. I don't think these should be cheap to produce.


"3-clause BSD license" typically refers to a clause forbidding endorsements, which clsocket decided to split into two clauses for the author's and company's names. You could consider it a 4-clause license, but it's very similar to the version with 3 clauses.


Wrong name


Error de simbolo en linea 20


Wait, this seems to clash with the same resource job below? Is that just github diff formatting?


A couple of questions about the updates:
 * the tau discriminators stored as userfloats are not saved in the ntuples, we must add the corresponding branches (some are already existing but were commented out)
 * do we know which is the impact on the memory to save for each event the trigger name as a string? I think it would be sizeable. As the information is already stored in the output histogram I think we can remove this branch. The same for trigger_accept (unless it is very useful...)
 * does anybody know what are the filter names hardcoded around line 1376?


test for arm level copy number calling code


I think you can do:

```
ret = sol_buffer_append_printf(&buf, "%.*s=%.*s",
    SOL_STR_SLICE_PRINT(value->value.key_value.key),
    SOL_STR_SLICE_PRINT(value->value.key_value.value));
SOL_INT_CHECK_GOTO(ret, < 0, err);
```
It's much clear.


ah right forgot about that dumb bug :disappointed:


Почти все тесты имеют одинаковую структуру. Можно их упростить, сделав какую-нибудь функцию типа DoTest (название такое к примеру), которая примет в аргументы то, чем отличаются тесты


seems unrelated


In case it wasn't obvious, I think this works because there's a getter
method (getRetired()) that calls isRetired().
https://github.com/openmrs/openmrs-core/blob/master/api/src/main/java/org/openmrs/Concept.java#L1294

It should also work (I think) without the getter if the return type of the
isRetired() method was a primitive (boolean).

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I missed this one, need rework


and of course ensure the nul byte


It's not required in the license itself, though.


This makes no sense since the branch will merge completely cleanly with a plain rebase.

I've already put it into master, in fact.

Please remove the two merges and rebase this branch atop current master, then it might be useful.

If you're not sure how to do this, I'm happy to help on IRC


firecast.runApp? how does that work?


fwiw the tracking id was already in `parms.json`.


optimize imports


Лучше не полениться и написать свой мини-класс, который заменит Tuple. Код так будет еще понятнее :)


APM has a paramter called THR_MID to define midstick. Not that APM I'm quoting APM as a design reference.

Adding curves complicates things, and we want all that on the autopilot, not the transmitter, IMO.


whitespace


Threw out one child with the bathwater. For people suffering from `nnoremap q, q:`, how about keeping `nnoremap <nowait> ... q ... `?


By removing this test, we do not have a delta iteration PageRank ITCase in the test suite anymore.
Might make sense to re-implement this test for the DataSet API.


@imAlan Speaking of, did you see: https://github.com/TechAtNYU/intranet/pull/131? It's all ready to merge (aside from any merge conflicts)


This check is called after the "element" is processed. In the new code, no such check is done. In the new code, it is only checked when `}` is encountered, not when the "element" is finished.


Ya. We could maybe add section or appendix on it. There is at least one benefit of using the postgres user actually that is notable, which is that the postgres user is normally "trusted", and thus, doesn't require a password in the apollo-config.groovy.

You just set the dataSource.username as postgres and delete the dataSource.password line and it works fine!


@mammuth for html you should always use double quotes. In PHP you want to use single quotes.


This change moves the logic up. Are you sure we want to call these functions before checking condition below? Won't it break for some cases?


#define SEEK_SET                0       // Seek relative to begining of file
#define SEEK_CUR                1       // Seek relative to current file position
#define SEEK_END                2       // Seek relative to end of file

vs:
#define AVSEEK_SIZE 0x10000
#define AVSEEK_FORCE 0x20000

So yeah, the code is correct - but I'd like to have an additional comment. That we e.g. "tunnel" the AVSEEK_FORCE  in that in and need to & its negate away to see which SEEK we want to do, cause that won't be too obvious in the future.


It sounds better saying `se escribe de la misma forma en ambos sentidos` instead of `se escribe de la misma forma al derecho y al revés`. We don't usually say `del derecho y al revés` to refer to words.


`quitar` instead of `remover`


Очень странно смотрится этот одинокий тег внутри Program.cs.
Его нотацию лучше также, как и для других тегов, спрятать в файл с конфигом.
А еще лучше убрать работу с этими тегами тоже в MarkdownMaker


Well, that's tough to swallow :)  I think in that case, all I want for Christmas is an opt-out of non-standard evaluation.

What about forcing evaluation of a function / module at definition time? That way, some unit (a closure) might be protected from this?


Barbiere wanted to reduce the usage of printf, because it's more costly.


Done. https://github.com/rhinstaller/pykickstart/pull/49/files and I have no idea why it didn't show up here.


Why remove ClientDependency and courier (both in App_Data)? These folders are still created in the latest Umbraco version.


Do we need the double colons (`:`) in front?


:+1: LGTM


Yeah it runs fine on well now. I still have problems on super but that one seems more like a problem downloading *anything* from the 'net. I simply can't install anything from cpan on that machine, and need at least File::Slurp.

BTW why do we need that one? Slurping a file is trivial without any lib ... ah, I see we don't need it! It's not used now. Let's get rid of that one too... done in 1a312f1. Now I can run TS on super too.


`vector` instead of `arreglo`
`sub-vector` instead of `sub-vector`


slabe nie polecam


Perhaps we could call this errorModePlug, to match the enum? We've typically ensured that the names are matched like this elsewhere.


Not sure what you mean. :) The local mapping for <kbd>q</kbd> is still defined with `<nowait>`.


`vector` instead of `arreglo`
`acceder`instead of `accesar`


@bbatsov had suggested that a username is desirable when it is available... could you use `Etc.getpwuid.name`, and fall back to `Process.uid.to_s` if that is `nil` or empty?


Why is this happening in the SnapshotJobManager rather than the RestoreManager?


I don't see the counter part of this test - testing that a notification IS sent when the email address changes. If it's somewhere else, it should probably be moved to this file for readability. If it doesn't exist, it should probably be implemented - otherwise we are only testing half of the functionality (even if we get a 100% coverage)


@enoch85
> Checks if file exists. If it does, then run the script and delete the file. If not, do nothing.

Currently its the other way. If the file exists, nothing is done.


Sure, sounds reasonable. I'll wait for a "I'm done commenting" comment before I start any changes though.


patch imported but not used


capitalization


This appears to have been wrong before as well, but how about we take the opportunity to fix the prefix to be `GAFFERIMAGE_`?


Why not use patch here? (I assume that was the aim, since it's imported)


Are you sure this doesn't have to be run before we get `specialFieldContainer`?


Old version (right)

------------------------
New version (wrong)


Using the baseline profile somehow makes it work


sounds better `en lugar de` rather than `en vez de` but I think this isn't exactly an error.


The Brew of the Month vendors are only availables 1 year when you join the club in Brewfest. If you dont join again the next year, the vendors arent going to sell you anything.


could add the null check here for consistency?


Yeah, I actually had to use a lot more hacks than I would have liked to in order to get this code to work because of the whole unsized issue.  I'm pretty sure that the pointer is placed first.  [At least it is in trait objects](https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/std/raw/struct.TraitObject.html).

I agree that depending on this is sketchy.

Yeah, you're right about the comment. I'll fix that.


I probably should.


Cool! Thanks!


I more or less see what you mean since to check for points outside the box we need to remember the tolerance margin and an easier way is to see if the pruneOutsideBox placed some NaNs.

Instead of this test, how about ACID(2), it's a cos line with 2 bars? It sufficient to do as here, more points and place 2 nans.


Commons


Added image to readme


nit: this should probably be purge now


Shiny ✨


Parser sees "hie: not implemented" and bails out because this is not json.

I'll add some error handling to elisp, right now json-tableerror means
'this is not json'.


pure Java, Commons Math


Doesn't fit on sparky1.


The same is true for UnsupportedOperationException (down below).
Also for String and Override.


So I guess we're abandoning `single var on top of the scope` rule? Do we have a good explanation why it will be better now?


typo on `:symbol_keys`


Tiny typo.


How is this important in any way?  Do you really plan to generate headers that *define* the structs?  Or do we actually have some structs the caller initializes?


Should be `t = Time.local(2015, 11, 1, 1, 40)`? That way it can hit the transition (1:59 -> 1)


Excellent commit


107712554-FixRefrigerationCondenserWaterCooledNotRegistering (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (888 of 888 tests passed)

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I don't think we should do that before having a real use case for XML output.


aha, it was not a problem for me. But good find!


return None when trying to save an already existant artist


Return my tab back -- reduce the size of the diff! :)


why install the XML docs?  any end user meant to use them?


remove try finally and all delete artsits


Create Trello Board


This probably should be exported?


Não entendi.


oops. I am just adding tests to the dispatcher now, will pick that up. I know where it is.
Sorry.
But some debugging, and starting hie up in logging mode would be good anyway


This is intentional. It's a global cache in a local namespace.


Yes, I think slurp was a carry over.  Needed at one time, but I changed code (and forgot to remove the use clause).   Good that it's gone.


Those are fake URLs.  The Cloud Foundry project cannot distribute Oracle's packages and therefore, we cannot distribute WebLogic.  Users of the WebLogic buildpack are responsible for paying Oracle to use WebLogic and providing the packages themselves.


how come in the previous scenario, when the extension is closed, all extension cases are purged, but in this scenario `a` is closed but the extension case remains? is this because `e` is still a subcase (that's a child case right?)


I'd rather test for None explicitly here. Why replace an empty container if the user decides to pass one in?


`const elements = form.elements;` at the top?


setRefererPage and abbreviateReferer but setUserAgent and abbreviateUserAgent...

Why not `abbreviateRefererPage`?


is the intention that this be the single entry point for SVD creation?  if so, maybe access to ApacheSingularValueDecomposer should be more restricted?


yep.. will add that


@alexgorbatchev bump.


I'll create a section and appendix it and have you review that.  I usually don't use the postgres user, but it is definitely a valid method for doing it (or trusting localhost, etc.).


I actually think slurp was my first 'method' for doing the hash save/restore.  Now it is down to using Storable, that appears to be pretty consistently installed for almost all Perl.  The lib IS problematic, and any update will cause prior restores to not work.  BUT the way we use it, that should not be any form of problem.


This is just fine. It's a nested function for internal use only.


you did push to your own account, and it didn't open a pull request...
just commented on your commit