To where should "[BPXX Avoid storing sensitive data]" link? @trufae @dweinstein


This will be modified as soon as I implement `current_user` functionality in the API


AH OUI! J'avais fait le nécessaire il y a longtemps mais j'avais oublié!!! donc c'est tout bon.


Is -10 cats resulting from the fact that you did not set any total limit (like limit = 20) ?
Is it therefore that it assumes total = 0 and since total = c.plus(dogs, cats) then it needs to make cats -10 to keep the sum at 0.

Are my assumptions correct?


This is the same description as "Implement Anti-Tamper Techniques." Can you confirm that's correct? @trufae @dweinstein


LGTM


Pfiou ! :santa:


Please rollback :)

Compiled src/dbi_app.erl
/var/lib/jenkins/jobs/server-official-stage/workspace/deps/dbi/src/dbi_delayed.erl:26: referring to built-in type queue as a remote type; please take out the module name
ERROR: compile failed while processing /var/lib/jenkins/jobs/server-official-stage/workspace/deps/dbi: rebar_abort


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Wrong import. :wink:


Rather than storing an enablement field in the build step, which forces changes to the persisted form of every step (not necessarily applicable in other contexts), I would suggest that the enablement be part of the _list_. This is also more general: it could be reused for any other configuration UI where we want to allow some parts to be temporarily disabled without losing configuration details.

So that means that (e.g.) `Project.builders` should be of a new type, say `ToggledDescribableList` (the term _disableable_ is very awkward English). I think it would be easiest for most purposes if when treated as an (immutable) `List<Describable>` it would enumerate only the enabled elements; and then there would be a separate set of methods to access all elements, or maybe a view as `List<Pair<Boolean,Describable>>`, etc. On the other hand, for purposes of Java-level compatibility it might be necessary for it to extend `DescribableList` and be mutable, with newly added elements enabled by default, and with a separate getter for an `Iterable<Describable>` of enabled elements. Either way, `performAllBuildSteps`, `createTransientActions`, and the like would of course consider only the enabled elements (or methods with a `TaskListener` could print a reminder to the build log about skipping disabled elements).

Then you need a flag for `f:hetero-list` (orthogonal to `oneEach`) allowing an enablement toggle for each item. `p:config-builders` and `p:config-publishers2` would set this flag. `rebuild` and `rebuildHetero` overrides would expect to find an extra `boolean` (perhaps named `$enabled` so as not to clash with actual field names?) in the JSON for every element.

Then you need to look around for unexpected code which examines the builder or publisher list for particular entries. `buildDependencyGraph` of course needs to skip disabled elements, but I guess there are some plugins which behave specially according to the presence of their own builders or publishers in the list, so these would need a new API dependency to turn off that behavior when the build step is disabled.


good catch, must've missed it.


For clarity, you should replace these repeated checks with a
set_fact task in ceph-common


Can you confirm that six characters is acceptable? I ask because the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) calls for six and at Trustwave I think we always said at least eight. @trufae @dweinstein


ok


I don't understand this comment.


Do we have any docs on how to use this or what it's supposed to do?  It might be useful to have some docs here in the code or elsewhere.


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still has the exact same problem


One question. In some cases, the receiver may be a method call, which could have side effects. If the hash literal has more than one K-V pair, autocorrecting to `[]=` could break things. Do you think we need to worry about that?


Isn't that printed already by the code somewhere inside `runRktAndCheckRegexOutput`?


Can you confirm that "...up to and including iOS 7..." is correct? @trufae @dweinstein


Just came across this the other day: [redislite](https://github.com/yahoo/redislite)

Seems to be a python binding for Redis that makes it easier to do dev/test without an actual Redis server backend and only requires Python 2.7. Might be helpful?


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ack


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Same here.


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Same here. Maybe not exactly, but the command will be printed by `spawnOrFail`.


So you would have something like {dogs: 2, cats: 4}, total = 6 ?


Используйте .gitignore, тогда об этом думать не надо будет.


Here too.


Correct. `Pry.rescue` takes in a block of code. If an exception occurs in that block of code, a pry session is opened to the location of the exception.


This part is "eww", but at least it will fail if something changes.


You know what to do with this line.


Kill it with fire.


I chatted with Ruben over the phone to clarify the above comment.  The desire is to expose the nozzle diameter from the machine settings in the user interface.  Doing so would enable all fields that inherit that value to be updated automatically should the user choose to change their nozzle diameter.


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@nateklaiber - Yes indeed!


Right, I'll remove all the logging. It's done inside the functions


Oh, I see.  Let's skip pg_stat_t initially since I'm not sure it's worth
the feature bit yet.


Eradicate it.


Or maybe you _can_ have Java-level compatibility even when the pseudo-list treated as a `List` returns only enabled elements. It just means that it needs to mutable; any additions will be enabled. The disabled elements would only be visible via new API members, used only by the configuration UI. This seems cleanest.


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Again a case for `when`.


<insert your favorite colorful synonym for removing the line>


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Currently, URIBase's `uriHelper` only has the path method.  I can create a query method in `URIBaseMethods` that both base URI and the database URI helper can use.


themes folder added


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@X-NicON next time, let's test these changes on a clean install.
Bunch of new FrostWires are crashing today, FML. The .isDirectory() check always fails on new installs.


ok. You throw and hide it rethrowing second error!


Can we use forbidden apis to catch these automatically?


This is left over from previous testing and will be removed.


see comment for index.js:L28


I see what you are trying to do here, and you were close. You would need to do this:

```
current_user.wikis.update_all(private: false)
```

You can't just call private on the collection of wikis because private is a method on a wiki instance, so you need a way to access each one. Update_all is a convenient method for this. Alternatively, you could have looped through all of the wikis, and updated each one like this:

```
current_user.wikis.each do |wiki|
  wiki.update_attribute(:private, false)
end
```


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I just saw, that it broke the other case (when running **as jx package**):

```js
var m = function() {
  require('./test.js');
};

jxcore.tasks.addTask(m);
```

```bash
restarting thread 0 due to error Error: Cannot find module './test.js'
```


Nice!


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@pjvohra DWMR. Arrays done. Shipping code. :articulated_lorry: :+1:


This needs to be private: false. It's a boolean, not a string. You had it right the first time ;-)


Thank You :+1:


Yes, I'm currently in the progress of splitting up these strings into separate path method chaining calls.


@hellosylvee DWMR. Well done here. Keep pressing!


I literally bought this thermostat last week because of the support. I haven't even had it long enough to consider donating, although with the number of exceptions and crashes I probably wouldn't have paid $15 for it.

"Pay me on spec so that someday I might produce a working rewrite, when I get time" is not a good plan. (If he is using it at home, the rewrite is happening anyway.. If he's not, then just abandon it. "I don't use this, does anyone want to take it over?")

(It seems I can't be brief today. Sorry.)

I'm looking at that (web app..?) license and wondering if this move wasn't fallout from a failed attempt to sell it to smartthings. (Or just developer burnout, but the support burden seems fairly low, at least on github, and the treatment of authors attempting to contribute is poor at best.)

I have a fork that we can work from if anyone wants. If not, I'll (for free even) start hacking out the worst of the issues. (Note that I will not be signing a copyright assignment over, so my changes - if any - will be under the same license as the existing code. No commercialization, which makes them ineligible for use in the closed-source project. That would apply to anyone else who wants to contribute - I won't accept a copyright assignment, and would encourage them not to send one to the original author either.)


I need to chime in here to partially defend the developer here. While I too
selected ST because it was an open source platform and I look to community
efforts to improve and share innovations, I think we all need to pause and
consider the volume of time and work that Yves has put towards this device
type. Look in the official ST forms, in the threads here on GitHub, and in
any email correspondence - he is a *prolific* writer, and has contributed
more to most discussions and reported issues with ST support than any other
user I've seen in the ST community, period. As he notes, he has a full time
job, a boss, and a family, all of which expect things from him, and to
continue to both code and support the community to the great extent to
which he does, it only makes sense that he would need to either reduce the
volume of support he is providing or begin to see some small recompense for
his efforts, since without the latter his family might guilt him into
abandoning what would essentially be a hobby if it requires this much of
his personal time.

Again, this is not to say that I do not share some of the disappointment
that this DT is not fully open source, and I am lucky to be in the position
where a modest donation is possible (which I know may not be the case for
everyone, but I'm talking about a few beers' worth of money here), but I
think that we need to both recognize (and thank) the Dev for the
unprecedented amount of time he's put into coding this device type and
supporting the large user base that has come to rely on it (not to mention
pushing both ecobee and ST to bolster their APIs, connectivity and
documentation in places where there were failures at the platform level).

I'm not suggesting everyone should donate, nor am I suggesting that this is
a move that should please everyone. Some will donate and continue to use
(and be supported) the device type, others will choose to abandon it on
principle or due to lack of funds, and all of these are fine. I do think
that we need to consider the amount of time required for development,
support and improvement of this work, and what that means in the context of
a fully employed family man - if anything, I'm just suggesting that moving
this to a donation-for-support model should not be surprising, given it's
complexity and popularity.

So, Yves, thank you for all of your amazing work to date; I would encourage
you to consider keeping the code open source, but perhaps moving support
(email or forum PM) from public to private for a donation. That might
satisfy both your needs and the community expectations?

Cheers.

On Mon, Dec 14, 2015 at 3:12 AM, snakedog116 <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> @disconn3ct <https://github.com/disconn3ct> Do you have a smarthings
> community account?
>
> Note that there is a basic template for the ecobee 3 that can be used and
> is open source, it just doesn't have anywhere close to the functionality of
> @yracine <https://github.com/yracine>'s code. I do think that there are
> people working on a new open source code, but it isn't at this level.
>
> We are all grateful for this very thorough code, and although it's
> disappointing to see this happen, it can be a lot of work to make code like
> this. Unfortunately people don't donate by their own free will enough to
> support hard working developers like @yracine <https://github.com/yracine>.
>
>
> Again, still disappointed. I bought a smarthings hub because of the
> community and Open source nature of it.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/yracine/device-type.myecobee/commit/c21aa119726db7e7a631c8193b89890d91f17360#commitcomment-14952684>
> .
>


I guess we don't need anything but /stor


Duplicate of #1142 .


did you mean DIRECTORY_HEADER?


辛苦了~横向滚动超赞！

不过还有一些地方需要修改一下，比如有些 tag 可能没有对应语言的 locale，需要显示默认的名称。
![issues](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1846356/11784316/9cbd6b2c-a2b6-11e5-8296-fc591719b366.PNG)

另外就是团队图标后的留白，应该和文字右侧的留白相等。


hoge


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I mean why do we need job?


nit: what about:

```python
if list(is_field[False]):
    ...
```
?

The `len(...) > 0` is more explicit, but redundant.


looks ok


Okay, syncing order of fields with order of encode/decode calls makes more sense.


@jenius Just wanted to let you know I ported your stockfighter node API wrapper over for use on the client-side. Let me know if youahve any questions/concerns. Otherwise, thanks for your great works!


s/keyword/words/ ? I think the captcha has several words?


keyFile?


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It's trying to explain why `--sort=importtime --order=desc`. If I don't put it, the regexp failed. I'll just tweak the regexps so it works.


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Please remove this, don't uncomment it. Git keeps the history for us if we need to revert.


Kwotę lepiej wyśrodkować w ten sposób:
```
.price {
    font-size: 47px;
    position: absolute;
    margin: 0 auto;
    left: 0;
    right: 0;
    top: 28px;
}
```

Ze względu na to, że jeżeli cena zmieniałaby się dynamicznie to nie zawsze liczba ma tą samą szerokość, np. liczba 10 jest węższa niż 255, więc nie zostanie ona wyśrodkowana kodem który napisałaś :)


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please add the documentation for this method


@alasdairhurst

Updated. Forgot true parameter here though: units = player.PlayerArmy.GetRandomUnits(3, true);


Do elementu lepiej dostać się za pomocą samej klasy .general-info Nie ma potrzeby odwoływać się przez section. A to dlatego, że w przyszłości jeśli będziesz chciała gdzieś nadpisać te style może być ciężko.


Jak wyżej :)


=.=普通的复制字段忘记改。。。


Using this script: https://github.com/vain/bin-pub/blob/master/dotfilec :)


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Note that we already discussed this a year ago, see: https://github.com/lampepfl/dotty/issues/241


@dtenenba @jimhester Can we add some comments around why it's necessary for `bootstrap_pkgs` to be installed to `bootstrap_libdir`, but the `installDeps` and `installPkg` functions do not use the `bootstrap_libdir` ?


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@Divran is correct, function arguments are variables in most languages. (Of course though everything changes when you use the `ref` keyword in C#.)


Just to clarify (it was more explicit in one of the longer drafts) I'm not trying to downplay the amount of code, effort and headache that has gone into this. If it didn't have that level of dedication behind it I wouldn't have purchased the ecobee to begin with. (And yes, I understand that purchase brings no benefit to the developer.)

The issue I have is the attempt to extort spec money from users for a rewrite. Plenty of projects hit points like that and decide that the rewrite will be commercial. This is the equivalent to kickstarting a "when I have time" project through extortion of existing users. "I'm deleting all my code so send me money and I'll send you the mostly broken stuff I deleted. Someday I'll have a working version."


line 23 - you conditional check on $pip_install is checking the wrong thing. think you meant $install_requirements


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maybe you can use:
And the info updated in the room should be obtained by API


Should be an array here, fixed in 08060042099c3b4aa6ccee04fea3b9c307333378


Should this be "config\\user-ConEmu-%COMPUTERNAME%.xml" so it will be ignored by '.gitignore'?


FTR, this only supports `count()` calls on the whole table, correct?  How difficult would it be to generalize this to other table-wide reductions?  I'm not saying we need to do that for this PR, just wanting to know to what extent this PR is special-cased to `count()`.


Should be an array here, fixed in 255c762179f3edc179ccece150d16d1858c3a5c0


@tomasescobar

Hola Tomás,

Disculpa que te escriba por acá, pero es la  manera mas rapida de conseguir tu E-mail jeje, Espero te encuentres bien y te felicito por tu trabajo con Acamica es de muy buena calidad sigue así.

Alguna vez me hiciste unas recomendaciones acerca de node-webkit, gracias por eso. Ahora, quería hacerte una consulta a razón de que voy a reunirme con la gente de Wayra en mi país para que impulsen mi start-up, por lo tanto quería preguntarte lo que muchos emprendedores te preguntarían:

 ¿Cuál fue tu experiencia personal con Wayra, son de confiar a nivel legal?,
 ¿sentiste riesgo en algún momento de que a nivel legal robaran tu start-up o algo por el estilo?
¿Que es lo que más te gusto de Wayra, y lo que no te gusto de Wayra?

Gracias,


Fair points all, but I'd also submit that the donations are what may
ultimately bring about the final working version.
On Dec 14, 2015 10:10 AM, "Dis McCarthy" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Just to clarify (it was more explicit in one of the longer drafts) I'm not
> trying to downplay the amount of code, effort and headache that has gone
> into this. If it didn't have that level of dedication behind it I wouldn't
> have purchased the ecobee to begin with. (And yes, I understand that
> purchase brings no benefit to the developer.)
>
> The issue I have is the attempt to extort spec money from users for a
> rewrite. Plenty of projects hit points like that and decide that the
> rewrite will be commercial. This is the equivalent to kickstarting a "when
> I have time" project through extortion of existing users. "I'm deleting all
> my code so send me money and I'll send you the mostly broken stuff I
> deleted. Someday I'll have a working version."
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/yracine/device-type.myecobee/commit/c21aa119726db7e7a631c8193b89890d91f17360#commitcomment-14961117>
> .
>


ah, I understand.  Makes sense now.


Are our dependencies documented anywhere else (`.travis.yml` might not be the most intuitive way to find them).


@ivan19871002  big thanks!


That is kinda what "on spec" means. Maybe it will bring the working version. Maybe not.


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Reference issue #230 - lack of thread safety
Switched from using a global queue to a private serial queue to guarantee that independent events and uses increment properly.  The global queue was causing issues due to it being concurrent and the submethods called were pulling the same starting values out of NSUserDefaults sometimes (but not always)


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:+1: Thanks for this fix!


Here I just remember that there's a `string` module in the python standard library. It's not imported today, but if it's ever imported, we might be shadowing that namespace. For now I don't think we need to take action on it, just something I thought it was worth mentioning.


Exactly!

On Monday, December 14, 2015, Mara Alexa <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Is -10 cats resulting from the fact that you did not set any total limit
> (like limit = 20) ?
> Is it therefore that it assumes total = 0 and since total = c.plus(dogs,
> cats) then it needs to make cats -10 to keep the sum at 0.
>
> Are my assumptions correct?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/MaraAlexa/constraintsProgramming/commit/962df7140a03a4cd95f8263fd88ba59ba9a833dc#commitcomment-14960552>
> .
>


Looks good.


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GG Alain ca va surement nous débloquer !


consider changing variable name to previous_char for better readability


**Code Quality - Nitpick**

You should async processes for your methods. You should use the Jasmine `done` function in the callbacks to handle completion of the jasmine `before` and `it` blocks


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Why not have a set of keys label -> passphrase and the encryption label?


Please squash the commits. It's OK.


建了个表建了个表


Move this into Encryptor.configure


We tend not to use require_relative


* Should the doc string be update?
* Should the `lifecycle` say `Published`?
Not yet: I shall do those things when I make a change to reverse (the spirit of) #2489
* Was the change from `RW` to `StaticRO` intentional?
It was: we have a custom-defined setter function which would clash with the automatically generated one if the field were `RW`.
* Is defaulting to `true` the right thing?
This is what ended up being agreed after much discussion about the requirements and design.


Keep in mind that this will most likely not be executed by the user who wants to install spaCy. We could also hand-craft a header copy routine if you think that's safer.


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Huh?
return unless config.key?(:crypto_keys)


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5 tests to go:
- one-to-many implementation breaks 2 ConcreteInheritance behavior tests (I'm on it now)
- I18n behavior has 3 failed tests by now

Work in progress....


No TODOs


why is the maximum size the loopback minimum allocatable? (maybe it is worth a comment somewhere?)


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Using `esc_url` and `add_query_arg` would be a bit cleaner here :-)


Considering the way the current code works, this is a sensible implementation. Looks good to me.


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Check https://github.com/SubtitleEdit/subtitleedit/commit/fd46e005c5b8c68e90d50fc53aa0924860dd694c


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What are the parens for?


I tried making this support other table wide reductions and was hitting edge cases I didn't understand (this is what was breaking things in the sparksql tests). So I went back to this. If something else breaks later I'll revisit this.


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Good catch, thanks.


ijlk;l


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Done.


empty line


This fixes following compiling issue:
```
/build/kcm-msm/src/manjaro-settings-manager/src/libmsm/KernelModel.cpp:283:1: error: prototype for ‘QList<Kernel> KernelModel::newerKernels(const Kernel&)’ does not match any in class ‘KernelModel’
 KernelModel::newerKernels( const Kernel& auxKernel )
 ^
In file included from /build/kcm-msm/src/manjaro-settings-manager/src/libmsm/KernelModel.cpp:21:0:
/build/kcm-msm/src/manjaro-settings-manager/src/libmsm/KernelModel.h:58:19: error: candidate is: QList<Kernel> KernelModel::newerKernels(Kernel)
     QList<Kernel> newerKernels( const Kernel auxKernel );
                   ^
```


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Hum something like:

```
- set_fact: ceph_infernalis=true
  when:
    (ceph_stable and
    ceph_stable_release in ceph_stable_releases) or
    (ceph_stable_rh_storage and
    {{ rh_storage_version.stdout | version_compare('0.94', '<=') }})
```
Then later add a `when: not ceph_infernalis` to the other tasks?


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The adapter is the connector between the UI and the application...


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fixes #1


move to a separate patch


Kind of a lot going on in this one line.


@webcaetano thanks!


This will give better intellisense hints. Instead of requires Apply will say requires <*> and the goal for version 2 is to prefer the "friendly signatures".


Thx


After thinking about it more, it's impossible to deal 0 damage to a substitute except in Gen 5, so this is actually fine as is. Tests coming soon™.


其实我的意思是 border 不是刚好包围住，而是和原来的气泡稍微空开一些，中间留一圈透明的缝隙。
之前我好像没说清楚，非常抱歉。

![fkr31k63 xxt rp xb3l](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1846356/11724925/d8b33696-9fb1-11e5-8966-eb5244c103ac.png)


I'm not sure if we want `cidr: nil` if no cidr is specified.


> shouldnt this alignment be done with mod (%) ?
Why not logical and? It's correct, I suppose.


How about putting all the encryption stuff in its own subdirectory?


If  `s == s.ToUpper()` then `s` does not contain lower case letters that can be converted to upper case.
So, either all letters are upper case (could be removed), or `s` does not contain any letters at all.

If  `s != s.ToLower()` then `s` does contain at least one upper case letter that has been converted to lower case.
Else `s` does not contain letters, and nothing should be removed.


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This is the line of the fix... Sorry for not separating the commits :(


looks good.


I suppose that would be fine as an Exception shouldn't really be anticipated here for any normal reason.


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lol :)
shameless self promotion


Ich werde heute gesundheitlich bedingt nicht kommen können :/

Keine Ahnung wie ich dich sonst erreichen kann.


revert


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If you change the entry points, you're going to have to update all the modules in gratipay/aspen.py-plugins ; or at least make an issue for that.  Or should we look in both places for awhile?


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merging


> Why? What is special about xn?

Not to have a special behavior for the `vthis` field, I opened a new PR #5308.


Okay; I'll override.


te comentaba qué era lo que bloqueaba el mutex por el naming; p.ej si la sección crítica es el f.TimestampFormat, se podría llamar `TimestampLocker` en vez de `Mutex`, aunque realmente que el lock/unlock esté ahí no me cuadra; ahí timestampFormat es una variable local, y f.timestampFormat solo se usa como lectura no? No debería haber otro sitio donde se escriba en f.TimestampFormat que colisione con esta lectura? Y no se usaría aquí un RWMutex en vez de un Mutex?


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Test fails due to code coverage upload.


Report of NPE #341 would be fixed by implementing this fix, will you please merge in other relevant changes and then submit a PR?


why are we creating it when we may not use it?


I think this is my favorite commit message ever.


return encrypt.... if key_manager


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Is there a reason why the argument is a tuple instead of just 3 different arguments?


Why duplicating the constant 2 times?


Maybe we should just get iteration from the output file too. And/or use it as an argument to tell from where to restart.


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Too generic when you have two ways of packing.


ops, forgot to delete the other one (it's not even used)


Thanks ;)


Pourquoi ces changements de syntaxe?


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NO perl please, too many people won't understand that snippet.


require NV_ROOTDIR . '/includes/core/cache_files.php';


To give a concrete example, `machine_nozzle_size` is used for instance by combing to determine how far it should avoid other objects.


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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>

```


JIC, I think you tagged the wrong Paolo.

> On Dec 14, 2015, at 6:08 AM, Jason Pickering <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Its good to see a bit of discussion on this. I think there is a bit of a split here. In principle, I agree, interacting with the API may be different than the user interface, but in fact, the declarative style of testing with the Gherkin file adequately describes both I think.
>
> The scenario here is that the "product owner" actor describes what should happen.
>
> 1) I would like to be able to add an organisation unit.
> 2) I would like to be able to change its name
> 3) I would like to be able to delete it.
> 4) I would like to be able to do this through the user interface or through an API.
>
> So, those are a basic requirements for this scenario. This gets translated into this "feature". Now, whether you are pointing and clicking or you are sending a CURL call through the command line, the result should be the same. Of course, what is different with the API and the UI scenario is the test. This is why Mark and I are leaning towards the declarative style, which in many cases could describe what should happen. Whether this occurs through an CURL call, a Struts action, or an App is really more of an implementation detail, which would demand three separate test scenarios.
>
> @Paolo, I see you point, but on the other hand, I would think that the PyRestTest Framework which we were considering would be even simpler here. https://github.com/dhis2/dhis2-api-testing/blob/master/tests/crud_operations/dataElementOperations.yaml Why go through all the trouble of developing the imperative tests, which you can simply define them explicitly in this framework, and perform the test. It is still just about as human readable as the feature file, and does not require the explicit test to be written, as it is defined itself in the yaml file.
>
> Where I find the real benefit in BDD is an actual description of what should happen. This behavior should be the same regardless of what level you are interacting with the application on, be it through the API or through the UI, the result should be the same. The tests of course would be different. There could be unit tests, integration tests through the API, and then UX tests developed, but all from the same "story".
>
> Different styles, but I think both Mark and I agree with each other, that there is potentially more value to trying to reuse the actual feature's story. Of course, there may need to be more specific tests for the UI when compared to the API, but in many cases, I think a lot of the same story could be reused, with different step definitions defining the tests at the different levels of the application.
>
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Be careful with changing the meaning of enums, there were a bunch of references to MagicCostManaType.Colorless in the mana system. They should all be modified to refer to MagicCostManaType.Generic instead, I've fixed this in https://github.com/magarena/magarena/commit/4c40d011c7ec22efb4117edf47d1bec96210112f


Just in case you're wondering: `/dev/null` does work (in this context) in Git-for-Windows!


I will send the patches for debian today


Hmm, If i remember correctly, I couldn't get it working without at least setting isLegacyApi to true


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Only for todo

At 0 AP (-15% per bounce) the first heal/damage of rank 5 will be 185/230, the second 157/196 and the third 130/161.
At 200 AP (no change per bounce) the heal/damage of rank 5 will be 245/330 and will remain as the same for all the bounces.
At 600 AP (+30% per bounce) the first heal/damage of rank 5 will be 365/530 the second 475/689 and the third 584/848.


Fix #3 rather than #2


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Why are we packing rather than just appending with : as the separator?


You can write a seperate setter for current namespace. It would be better if you do not include that in other functions.


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By using a well known separator, we just have to see if its present or not.


А теперь функция может возвращать много, а называется все еще один message


@gavinking scanning through this, it looks like this commit is missing a few things that I have in the xmath code:

1. Tests, copied from `ceylon.math` with additions
2. Code that will pass the tests (if we care about consistency for the special cases)
3. Compatibility with IE and non-iOS mobile clients for several functions, per MDN JS documentation
4. Ceylon implementations where reasonable/possible (e.g. `smallest`, `largest`), which I thought was a goal? (Note: I was originally motivated to write these because we didn't have `native`, but now that they're written, why not use them?)
5. `remainder(float, float)` which is the function you asked for

Also, it's not necessary to duplicate doc comments, is it?

OTOH my code was written over time and I'd need to make sure it incorporates the latest sdk changes and also review todo comments, etc.

Now, it wasn't clear to me from our gitter chat if you wanted me to submit a PR with my code. So let me know.


I thought this might provide better feedback to the user if they attempted to delete their account, rather than getting a giant html document as a response (like I did when I attempted it the first time).


Странная магическая переменная?


Oh I had no idea. Thanks!


I couldn't find a suitable API call that was able to retrieve a Review-object using a reviewId, so instead I just use the Review-object from the fileAndReviewSelector (which already retrieved it).


Why isn't this just a accessor?


keep -> kept, enable -> enables


Awesome, thanks @shettyg !


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TP -> thread pool executor


parens?


allQueue -> allQueued


Reason for this change was that functions end address is evaluated not correct. Because of this, test "fcnbbs" is broken (it has wrong values). I will fix this test.


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@aweiksnar - I'm unsure of how to or the optimal way to pull in the subject set description to add to question as local storage key.


where? :)


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shouldn't it be a `devdep` then?


Let's try removing this `if/else` stuff and just try installing rvm manually.


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Iteration doesn't give us the state of system, we have to get T and Sigma from the end of output file,
I think..


We're using [ECMAScript 6 (ES6)](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/New_in_JavaScript/ECMAScript_6_support_in_Mozilla), the modern dialect for JavaScript in 2015. What you're looking at is an [arrow function](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Functions/Arrow_functions), an anonymous function that lexically binds `this`. It is similar to the `lambda` of Python except that it can handle a full function instead of just expressions. In fact, here's an equivalent from Python to JavaScript for an arrow function with an expression body:

```python
lambda x: x + 2
```

```javascript
x => x + 2
```

Since we're using electron-compile in main, we're able to transpile (or compile) from ES6, CoffeeScript or even TypeScript over to ES5 (well supported previous version of JavaScript).

More ES6 resources:

* [ES6 Features](https://github.com/lukehoban/es6features#readme)
* [Node ES6](https://nodejs.org/en/docs/es6/)
* [ES6 Features - lexical `this`](http://es6-features.org/#Lexicalthis)


What should it be?


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Then I rest my case.


Suppress default functionality where Ctrl-M inserts line break?


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Test name is a bit odd as it still uses the old terminology, but not really an issue either


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Thanks, it's a big pain to clone them by hand :+1:


Use require


Spaces around operators (`=>`)


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Either way works, @ceceliahavens,  `before_filter` is the older syntax, `before_action` is the new way.  They both do exactly the same thing.


Eventually it'd be nice to entirely drop the 3p 'wmi' module dependency. I think this method, as well as the inverse function, could be built with `datetime.strftime` and `datetime.strptime` stdlib's methods.


Why is this necessary?


You would want to set it false properly also so something more like
( below is untested )
```
   - set_fact:
       ceph_infernalis:
           (ceph_stable and
           ceph_stable_release in ceph_stable_releases) or
           (ceph_stable_rh_storage and
           {{ rh_storage_version.stdout | version_compare('0.94', '<=') }})
```


In the CLI I did `options[:cidr].empty?` since it's an array - that works well


why?


std::wcout.imbueしてる？


Spaces around operators (`.`)


ArrayList<Work> -> ArrayList<>


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Isn't the x value beyond the last node? Not at or beyond


ArrayList<String> -> ArrayList<>


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No parens


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inJVM -> in-JVM, and write this as a proper JavaDoc. /** ... */


This shouldn't be necessary.
Call Encryptor.configure to set this up right.


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so this would happen if there is no case folding or something case folded to itself, right?


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The early return for `!URL` below can be removed as well now.


Doesn't `empty?` crash on `nil`?


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These should be in its own describe. You are testing generate_iv.


This is a copy of line 227. Is this intentional?


`los electrónicos`? Primero decís `matemáticos`, luego `los electrónicos`, lo cual confunde


I also have a [script to run a git command in all (sub)repositories in current dir](https://gist.github.com/moldcraft/54778d4b0cfb4bc8d5b7#file-git-cmd-recursive-bash-L6)


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This really doesn't test anything since it's just a copy/paste of the code.


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I dunno, different use case I guess - if the array is empty the CLI doesn't send the `cidr` parameter, so it would be nil


不错


Khi nào ra được cái DB ông Trung


@AlexFrost47rus thanks for this push. However i wont be able to immediately merge this, since the way dependencies work are not consistent in all platforms. Hence before i can merge this need to plan different platforms and how they will get affected by this, and have some consistent way to specify the dependencies.


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Windows actually have a `NUL` device. See: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1262708/suppress-command-line-output


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Can remove `throws Exception`.


@JustAkan 이전 댓글 메인화면에 남아있어서 답변 드립니다.
GP 에서도 동일한 증상이 나타나던가요?
옵지에서도 부팅시 커널 로고가 나오고 멈추더군요.


Good idea!


Double { (idem below)


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This doesn't test what you claim.


cancel_timer is too generic.
There could be other timers.
The function name should be  "cancel_dtmf_timer()" just as you have start_dtmf_timer below.

Nenad


In my machine, this default size is too big... :disappointed:

![screenshot from 2015-12-14 10-47-11](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1254745/11785499/28f3943e-a250-11e5-9036-6dc2b525d6ee.png)

This is the result changing to 12:
![screenshot from 2015-12-14 10-48-53](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1254745/11785548/596ee384-a250-11e5-8631-7419ae393db2.png)


We should set `serialVersionUID` in this class manually to avoid this in
the future.

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On Mon, Dec 14, 2015 at 12:14 AM, Nick Tan <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> hi @cbeust <https://github.com/cbeust>
> looks like this new testng.jar has serialVersionUID changed which caused
> the issue reported by @kpassoubady <https://github.com/kpassoubady> at #207
> (comment)
> <https://github.com/cbeust/testng-eclipse/pull/207#issuecomment-164266226>
> :
>
> java.io.InvalidClassException: org.testng.remote.strprotocol.GenericMessage; local class incompatible: stream classdesc serialVersionUID = -3655718067
> 544856041, local class serialVersionUID = 1440074281953763545
> [BaseMessageSender] Sending ACK 0
>     at java.io.ObjectStreamClass.initNonProxy(ObjectStreamClass.java:616)
>     at java.io.ObjectInputStream.readNonProxyDesc(ObjectInputStream.java:1623)
>     at java.io.ObjectInputStream.readClassDesc(ObjectInputStream.java:1518)
>     at java.io.ObjectInputStream.readOrdinaryObject(ObjectInputStream.java:1774)
>     at java.io.ObjectInputStream.readObject0(ObjectInputStream.java:1351)
>     at java.io.ObjectInputStream.readObject(ObjectInputStream.java:371)
>     at org.testng.remote.strprotocol.SerializedMessageSender.receiveMessage(SerializedMessageSender.java:39)
>     at org.testng.remote.strprotocol.MessageHub.receiveMessage(MessageHub.java:52)
>     at org.testng.remote.strprotocol.AbstractRemoteTestRunnerClient$ServerConnection.run(AbstractRemoteTestRunnerClient.java:179)
>
> could you temporarily revert this commit and let's figure out a way to
> really fix this annoying issue. i'd like to re-open issue #91
> <https://github.com/cbeust/testng-eclipse/issues/91> later.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/cbeust/testng-eclipse/commit/7626d926b902e238e609297f86c276ff80d0f833#commitcomment-14952716>
> .
>


allQueued


Okay I think I've misunderstood this.

I'll go through it again, sorry.


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queuedKey


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@JustAkan 멀티롬 리커버리와 멀티롬 화면 자체는 정상 작동 됩니다만, kexec 관련해서 문제가 발생하네요.


Oops. I did `s/onceOrIf/whenState/`, which missed the test name due to the capital O. :disappointed:


This is ok.
But there could be number of sound directories that IVR must use.
So hiding the whole path is actually not as explicit as I would like it to be.
As we are trying to show them that they can set their own directories with their own sound prompts.

Nenad


I did it


ok but VPN is nice. PROXYDOMO acts like PROXIMITRON right ?


No useless commens.


BTW We should add installation of a completion script to Rhiot CMD installer.


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The latest fixes for 5.1 TWRP are at Omni's bootable recovery:
https://github.com/omnirom/android_bootable_recovery/commits/android-5.1
The team-win repository is more like development/pre-release.


Spaces around operators (`.`)
Use `Shopp::__()` instead without the language domain (`'Shopp'`)


This doesn't test much. What is the max?


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Spaces around operators (`.`)


De acuerdo, pero: hoy ya no es cierto que la maquina trabaje de forma secuencial. La programación imperativa-estructurada tampoco refleja la estructura interna de la máquina


And then you will complain you don't know what I'm testing there.


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Spaces around operators (`!`)


Didn’t we agree to remove these file name assumptions and replace them with that new meta file field?


Uh, to be honest, I don't even know, if they're working and how. I'll have to take a deeper look.


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This does not pass on what was my model test case (FEB2315B) as it looks like the return to standard dither is at -430 secs instead of -300 secs.  I think we're actually OK with that being an error because it is out of spec, and I'll update the tests to use DEC1115A/B.


`i bien este enfoque es válido en ciertos contextos, en muchos otros (y sobre todo en un primer acercamiento a la programación) no sólo que no aportan sino que muchas veces lo único que se logra`

Reformular.


I think that it is worth while to account for this. It seems like a common enough use case that it will cause problems for people. Not sure how we want to handle that case. Probably not auto-correct since we do not want to write in a conflicting variable name.


Can you try that in the `testng` project and see if it fixes the problem?
If it does, send me a PR for TestNG, I'll merge it and I'll rebuild a new
Eclipse project with that new testng.jar.

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On Mon, Dec 14, 2015 at 7:49 AM, Cédric Beust ♔ <cedric@beust.com> wrote:

> We should set `serialVersionUID` in this class manually to avoid this in
> the future.
>
> --
> Cédric
>
>
> On Mon, Dec 14, 2015 at 12:14 AM, Nick Tan <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
>> hi @cbeust <https://github.com/cbeust>
>> looks like this new testng.jar has serialVersionUID changed which caused
>> the issue reported by @kpassoubady <https://github.com/kpassoubady> at #207
>> (comment)
>> <https://github.com/cbeust/testng-eclipse/pull/207#issuecomment-164266226>
>> :
>>
>> java.io.InvalidClassException: org.testng.remote.strprotocol.GenericMessage; local class incompatible: stream classdesc serialVersionUID = -3655718067
>> 544856041, local class serialVersionUID = 1440074281953763545
>> [BaseMessageSender] Sending ACK 0
>>     at java.io.ObjectStreamClass.initNonProxy(ObjectStreamClass.java:616)
>>     at java.io.ObjectInputStream.readNonProxyDesc(ObjectInputStream.java:1623)
>>     at java.io.ObjectInputStream.readClassDesc(ObjectInputStream.java:1518)
>>     at java.io.ObjectInputStream.readOrdinaryObject(ObjectInputStream.java:1774)
>>     at java.io.ObjectInputStream.readObject0(ObjectInputStream.java:1351)
>>     at java.io.ObjectInputStream.readObject(ObjectInputStream.java:371)
>>     at org.testng.remote.strprotocol.SerializedMessageSender.receiveMessage(SerializedMessageSender.java:39)
>>     at org.testng.remote.strprotocol.MessageHub.receiveMessage(MessageHub.java:52)
>>     at org.testng.remote.strprotocol.AbstractRemoteTestRunnerClient$ServerConnection.run(AbstractRemoteTestRunnerClient.java:179)
>>
>> could you temporarily revert this commit and let's figure out a way to
>> really fix this annoying issue. i'd like to re-open issue #91
>> <https://github.com/cbeust/testng-eclipse/issues/91> later.
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> <https://github.com/cbeust/testng-eclipse/commit/7626d926b902e238e609297f86c276ff80d0f833#commitcomment-14952716>
>> .
>>
>
>


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nono, every eyeball counts :+1:


Simplifying the function, it appears it is just joining the parts and prepending `/models/`. URL reversal functions typically rely on a *name* to route the the reversal logic. For example:

```javascript
var reverse = function(name) {
    var path = '/',
        args = arguments.slice(1);

    switch name {
    case "model"
        path = '/models/' + args.join('/');
    }

    return root + path;
}
```

Arguments are a bit opaque, so another option is to use an object to hold named arguments:

```javascript
var reverse = function(name, options) {
    var path = '/';

    switch name {
    case "model"
        // Parts of the URL and required options.
        var toks = ['models', options.model];
        // Add optional bits.
        if (options.version) {
            toks.push(options.version);
        }
        path = toks.join('/');
    }

    return root + path;
}
```


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あと１点だけ。外側の`$(function() { ...}); `は不要
```js
$(function() { // ★←不要

}); // ★←不要
```


I think we should add a big fat warning that this is exponential, maybe even rename it to cnf-exponential?
I don't think the renaming makes sense, by default everyone expects CNF-ying to be polynomial in input formula size.


**Code Quality - Critical**

You should compare with 3 equal signs. Comparing both type and value, as is recommended for consistent and strict Javascript/


redが２つ！？


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Thanks for the PR.
Can you please:
- remove the .suo file
- Use game version descriptors to detect a game version, instead of detecting the operating system
- Undo changes in the .sln file (don't check them in)

Thanks


Let’s do that if needed. As I said in the commit, I don’t have an environment to test this right now.


parseInt teine parameeter on optional ning antud juhul pole seda tarvis, kuna ei saa olla muu kui kümnendsüsteem.


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Ouch! What's with all these large binary files?


Ojo con lo de `nueva forma de enseñar`. Logo es de los 60s por ejemplo. Mas bien son ideas que siempre estuvieron presentes pero recibieron poca atención. Y ahora (quizás?) se les da mas relevancia


This is an example of very fancy use of Python.
I like it.   I am concerned that its not lamen enough.
For example, in my example above i fully expect user to add more state parameters in each if statement.
As IVR is a state machine, there needs to be a "state" variable telling you what to do next when the playback is finished or dtmf timeout occoured.

In your example, its efficient use of matching DTMF sequences but user still will need to check which sequence executed so he knows what to do next.   Now we could write a state machine for them, but I think that is out of scope of this example.

Thus my simple "if" statement is much easier to read, even though your implementation is more efficient to run.

Nenad


If you pip install, how do the headers get to root/include? I thought they were needed at compile time --- that's what the include_dirs argument is for right?


Thank you very much!


: not ,
This is causing build to fail for renewal


countUpするわけでもないのに、なんでcountを使用してるの？

真偽値でよくない？


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Might be clearer if rewritten with `GroupES`. Would be something like

```
return GroupES().doc_id(group_ids).values(['_id', 'name', "case_sharing", "reporting"])
```


ditto


Done in next commit


I think this code is just confusing. What if I changed it to read like this?

```js
handleChange: function(name, value){
  if(name == "dogs"){
    this.setState({dogs: value, total: value + this.state.cats});
  } else if (name=="cats"){
    this.setState({cats: value, total: value + this.state.dogs});
  } else if (name=="total"){
    // not clear whether to change dogs or cats to match new total
  }
}

  }
}
```


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その要素の回数だけループを回すなら、eachメソッドでいいかな


raske on see sinna panna vä?

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On 14.12.2015 at 15:56 GMT Tõnis Tobre wrote:
> parseInt teine parameeter on optional ning antud juhul pole seda tarvis, kuna ei saa olla muu kui kümnendsüsteem.
>
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Again, this is Python syntax.
You are right that from Python perspective, it's the right thing to do.
Someone new to Python would have to look up in Python syntax how to pass a parameter into the function.
Thus hiding it is not desirable IMO.

Nenad


Lol. Nevermind


Minor: this newline isn't necessary.


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@pstranghoener, are you sure about this? ;)


please refactor it to something like:

+void kasan_cache_create(struct kmem_cache *cache, cache_size_t *size,
+			unsigned long *flags)
+{
+	/* Make sure the adjusted size is still less than
+	 * KMALLOC_MAX_CACHE_SIZE.
+	 * TODO: this check is only useful for SLAB, but not SLUB. We'll need
+	 * to skip it for SLUB when it starts using kasan_cache_create().
+	 */
+	if (*KMALLOC > KMALLOC_MAX_CACHE_SIZE -
		sizeof(struct kasan_alloc_meta) -
		sizeof(struct kasan_free_meta))
+		return;
+	*flags |= SLAB_KASAN;
	/* Add alloc meta. */
+	cache->kasan_info.alloc_meta_offset = *size;
	*size += sizeof(struct kasan_alloc_meta);

	/* Add free meta. */
+	if (cache->flags & SLAB_DESTROY_BY_RCU || cache->ctor ||
+	    cache->object_size < sizeof(struct kasan_free_meta)) {
+		cache->kasan_info.free_meta_offset = *size;
		*size += sizeof(struct kasan_free_meta);
+	}
+
	*size = min(KMALLOC_MAX_CACHE_SIZE, max(*size, cache->object_size + optimal_redzone(cache->object_size)));
+}


"this" == key?


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Runner con mayúscula


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Oops! Sorry, I tried to stick to the old style but it slipped through :confounded:

Thanks for merging!


Actually this can still be further simplified by calling `.values(...)` which returns dicts rather than `.fields([...])` + `.run().hits`.


we need to strip non-interrupt part from interrupt stack
otherwise it will blow up stackdepot


@amandafrench, Typo Ffiled should be Failed?


Why are we putting in a path? I think we should just let shimgen create for cygwin.exe.


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@stof   So are we stuck with this now, no more custom paginators??


Use [sapphire.utils.angle_between](https://github.com/HiSPARC/sapphire/blob/master/sapphire/utils.py#L105) for angle between two angles


There is no reason for that particular value, as opposed to any other. `make_with_init_tests` takes dictionary of sample arguments to pass to the constructor, and that value is one typically used in tests. It would be clearer if `make_with_init_tests` instead took `hypothesis` strategies, but it predates our usage of hypothesis.


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let's set this to 64


Pruebas funcionales más que reales. Todas las pruebas son reales :stuck_out_tongue:


see parseint on tänaseks tõesti meile sobivalt käituma hakanud aga võrreldes jõupingutusega, mis on tarvilik selle radixi sinna kirjutamisega on igasugune risk tarbetu

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On 14.12.2015 at 15:57 GMT Mihkel Putrinš wrote:
> raske on see sinna panna vä?


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look at MANIFEST.in: ```recursive-include include *.h```


This is fine, but at the very least we need a way to get into cygwin terminal with one command that is on the path. I believe it is fine to shimgen the .bat file if necessary - are you familiar with Install-BinFile?


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googling a bit seems like elcomsoft supports ios8 and ios9 too. so the keychain is stored in the encrypted iTunes backups. didnt tried with real devices.

http://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/190139/view-keychain-from-encrypted-ios-8-2-backup
http://blog.elcomsoft.com/2015/03/supporting-apple-icloud-drive-and-decrypting-keychains-from-icloud/


## This is a markdown file


Thanks!


28 seconds. I will add a more lengthy description below in comments.


Latest code already has it changed.


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@shawnlimws @weejh I added APIs to save the calendar events to mongodb and used `fetch()` to call the APIs


Ah, that should be fine then.


It should, but it's going to be refactored out anyway, because the blocking issue for switching to AVA has landed in `babel/master`. I'm just ironing out the `0.10` build before I tackle caching - then I'll be converting the test suite over. :)


Hi,
Is there a way to use this in OTRS 4 ?


Is this supposed to be "add_callback" like the others? What is the difference between "add" and "set"?


Ojo que estoy ya está repetido en parte en la introducción


@cbas this is what we did at TLDR


please pull request


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Oh cool man. How was the sharing?
On 15 Dec 2015 00:04, "Albert Salim" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> @shawnlimws <https://github.com/shawnlimws> @weejh
> <https://github.com/weejh> I added APIs to save the calendar events to
> mongodb and used fetch() to call the APIs
>
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> The snprintf() and vsnprintf() functions will write at most size-1 of the characters printed into the output string (the size'th character then gets the terminating `\0'); if the return value is greater than or equal to the size argument, the string was too short and some of the printed characters were discarded.  The output is always null-terminated, unless size is 0.

so we can dispense with this line?


bootstrap_pkgs are pkgs that are needed for the spb to work in general. installDeps and installPkg install packages that are needed by specific packages submitted to the spb.
Dan

----- Original Message -----
> From: "Brian Long" <notifications@github.com>
> To: "Bioconductor/packagebuilder" <packagebuilder@noreply.github.com>
> Cc: "dtenenba" <dtenenba@fhcrc.org>
> Sent: Monday, December 14, 2015 7:09:37 AM
> Subject: Re: [packagebuilder] don't pass lib flag to install.packages (1f12d4e)

> @dtenenba @jimhester Can we add some comments around why it's necessary for
> `bootstrap_pkgs` to be installed to `bootstrap_libdir`, but the `installDeps`
> and `installPkg` functions do not use the `bootstrap_libdir` ?
>
> ---
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nice didn't know about that

On Mon, Dec 14, 2015 at 6:00 PM, Daniel Roberts <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Actually this can still be further simplified by calling .values(...)
> which returns dicts rather than .fields([...]) + .run().hits.
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/dimagi/commcare-hq/commit/1eb7f4c7fe4639a42b73ddd1581d1f6b7f9d20b5#commitcomment-14962533>
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move this under the if


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Done in next commit


this function seems to be prohibited under the spin lock


Much better, thanks. This is actually easier to understand.


imho the old code is fine. It's more compact.


Remove connection?


@shawnlimws I left early too. Cycling home so couldn't stay too late


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@keybits just to be sure, have you removed the `PowerlineSymbols.otf` file that you mentioned above you don't want to use, and also restarted your computer for good measure?


Looks like you didn't install CRP. However there isn't a release for 1.05 yet. If you just get the components from this repo, do not be surprised if there are issues


if `HTTP_USER_AGENT` isn't set, can we just return False?


you're missing the fallback to getattr, this logic is being repeated in too many places..


Si leo el paper de corrido y llego a esta sección, aún no me queda claro cual es el problema que vas a resolver, ni de que trata esa integración con mumuki.

Capaz sería interesante contar a alto nivel que significa "integrar" un lenguaje en Mumuki: este sistema te permite mostrarle ejercicios al usuario, mandarlos a corregir y mostrar resultados y un indicador de progreso. Y ahí entra gobstones: hay que darle un soporte explicito a cada lenguaje que quieras corregir, ha que "enseñarle" a hacerlo. Y ahí entrás vos.


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Yes, sure, thank you for observing the code changes and providing the test case.
We have added it.


Maybe also unaligned this line and `type:  chromephp` line below to be consistent?


yes, that's correct. tampering means introducing a change to produce damage. If we consider privacy leaks as damage the definition is correct. there are many cases where legit apps are cracked+patched to include a custom payload or extnsion to leak user data or trojanize the phone. This requires re-signing the app and installing it in the target device by pushing it to the market (not possible in apple because of the review), or using enterprise certificates, custom links as entrypoint


Y ahí contás que significa hacer el detalle a bajo nivel, y como es la interacción que describis acá


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nit: Returns a copy of the configuration as an immutable map of key-value strings?


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i think 6 chars is only secure if it's for a PIN in an iOS device. but 6 chars in a password sounds pretty weak to me.


kdump for HVM guests is now handled by the toolstack. I think the feature is targeted for xen-4.7, currently its in the xen.git#staging development tree.


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entities in a Cloud Dataflow pipeline.


Replacing g++ with CXX - I am not sure all those flags work for clang. Have you tested? In any event, the CC commands are explicitly for the Solaris C++ compiler - those command lines would not work with a generic C++ compiler, and definitely not for straight-up C.


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Since `_colontrack()` function is not used anywhere else, it would be simpler to just do

``` php
$sql2 = preg_replace_callback('/(:[0-9]+)/', '_colontrack', $sql);
```

and modify the function to accept an array.

Also, even though in this specific case the result is the same, you should use `$m[1]` (the identified subpattern) and not `$m[0]` (the whole pattern).

Finally, please consider fixing the other occurence of `preg_replace /e` (in *adodb-db2oci.inc.php*)


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also, secure passwords must also contain special chars, no words or years, upper/lowercase characters, ... maybe @revskills knows a good guide for defining them. i personally use >10 chars randomly generated from a specific memorizable seed and some tunable options that i specify on an app that runs on an offline device


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For the next commit verify the space


The PHP4 constructor fix in *mysqlt* driver belongs in a separate commit.


Good to know about the constant declarations. I'll make sure to use that in the future.

Not sure what's going on with the assertion violation- I'll take a look this afternoon!


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@malloryfreeberg Thanks for the proof reading and corrections! :+1:


why not just make this one translation key? I don't have a problem with the comma, just with the comma in .hbs


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During a heartbeat definition of 28 seconds, two heartbeats will be sent in the total of 28 seconds and the responses must have been retrieved. This number is configurable on both server side and client side, and during the connection handshake this is negotiated on both sides so that a common value can be agreed upon. Eg:
```
2015-12-14T13:47:39Z p-23595 t-oxq11jlp0 DEBUG: Heartbeat interval negotiation: client = 30, server = 30, result = 30
2015-12-14T13:47:39Z p-23595 t-oxq11jlp0 INFO: Heartbeat interval used (in seconds): 30
2015-12-14T13:47:39Z p-23595 t-oxq11jlp0 DEBUG: Sent connection.tune-ok with heartbeat interval = 30, frame_max = 131072, channel_max = 65535
```

However the sneakers hardcoded default is 2 seconds (presumably set with low latency non-cloud machines in mind) which caused the previous negotiations to send heartbeats at 0.4 second intervals:
`2015-09-09T18:09:05Z p-68 t-oujpb78qk DEBUG: Sending a heartbeat, last activity time: 2015-09-09 18:08:57 +0000, interval (s): 0.4`
There might be an issue in sneakers as well whereby it miscalculates the value too. Here's a sample negotiation with 2 seconds:
```
2015-12-03T14:57:15Z p-68 t-oujonbc7k DEBUG: Heartbeat interval negotiation: client = 2, server = 30, result = 2
2015-12-03T14:57:15Z p-68 t-oujonbc7k INFO: Heartbeat interval used (in seconds): 2
```

Also while this is configured in amqp.rb and does get applied to sneakers workers (eventually), it appears that perhaps the connections are opened before this configuration has taken place, so by that time the connections have already negotiated a very low heartbeat, which caused also the workers to behave unexpectedly. Also this is a mutual agreement so I believe both the server and the client can reset the connection. In practice I was seeing connections being reset every 6 seconds in rabbitmq log.

The root cause why we were seeing this only sometimes instead of all the time is simply because sometimes these connections were taking *slightly* longer (remember they have to make it all the way to ELB and back into rabbitmq as they are elb-balanced) whereas other times the performance was fast enough to not hit the issue.


Spaces around operators (`.`)
Use `Shopp::__()` without the (`'Shopp'`) text domain. It has `sprintf()` support built-in.


@henrik Yes, I've change the name and force pushed it but it seems like someone must have pull it before I could push it?


Spaces around operators (`.`)


I am not sure to understand why the deferred `ready` is completely different when there is a cookie and when there is not.

Shouldn't `ready` be both deferred (waiting both calls /available & /history) if there is no cookie, and one if there is a cookie ?

Actually, I am not even sure why the deferred is conditional on `cookie`.  When I check f23f57ccf456028bf85982a2c2f9b966b71dcab5, it was not that at all.

Shouldn't these calls be done everytime, and not based on the fact there is a cookie or not ?


That's what I figured, but I appreciate the confirmation :)


Can we add a OrderTests class which tests to make sure the ordinal values don't change (Look at e.g. ShapeRelationTests for an example of the tests I mean)


On a pas besoin de ce fichier là dans notre modèle de rapport, je vois pas pourquoi tu l'ajoutes. Le seul fichier important à garder c'est le BST, celui qui définit notre style bibliographique.


Sure, good point, missed that.


Spaces around operators (`!`)


file or files?


The POST method has *never been acceptable* for WebSocket upgrade.

[It was GET during the hixie](https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-hixie-thewebsocketprotocol-76#section-1.3) protocol proposals back in 2010.

[It was GET during the websocket protocol drafts](https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-hybi-thewebsocketprotocol-17#section-1.3)

[And its still GET for the final RFC6455 approved protocol](http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6455#section-1.3).

See [Section 4.1 Client Requirements](http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6455#section-4.1), it even says ...

    Once a connection to the server has been established (including a
    connection via a proxy or over a TLS-encrypted tunnel), the client
    MUST send an opening handshake to the server.  The handshake consists
    of an HTTP Upgrade request, along with a list of required and
    optional header fields.  The requirements for this handshake are as
    follows.

    1.   The handshake MUST be a valid HTTP request as specified by
         [RFC2616].

    2.   The method of the request MUST be GET, and the HTTP version MUST
         be at least 1.1.


Ah okay! Thx


This is not much documentation. Could you start this comment with a ## and then write that it's a class that contains the tokenlist, ast, etc of a certain preprocessor configuration.


Slightly more readable:
```python
self.assertEqual(db_course_code.programs.first(), program)
```


No doxygen comment


weird.. this ## is converted to #


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solving one issue with good spline and this node is nightmare for me. There yield, there many difs, also. errors, errors. How you debug such a code?


Please, Do not push with comment code.


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does not start with ##


Have you rebuild the _sigmetfile module from sources recently?

A 'prf_flag' entry should be returned for all data types with the changes to the _sigmetfile module in this commit.  Since _sigmetfile uses Cython it will need to be compiled for the changes to be available.

If you still have issues send me the file and I'll take a look.


Hmm ... good call, hadn't considered that ...


Something like?

optional(:crypto_keys) => {
  :encryption => String, # value is the passphrase
  :decryption => ....
},


Looks like leaving `_loadSub()` at [module.js#86](https://github.com/jxcore/jxcore/commit/fbfd084818884a5389dd93f185b3a44026da3452#diff-d1234a869b3d648ebfcdce5a76747d71L836) would solve that.


Hello, do you still use https://github.com/openfoodfoundation/openfoodnetwork/blob/master/app/assets/javascripts/admin/bulk_order_management.js.coffee
 Because I couldn't found it in the UI.


Is there any plan to release this as 0.5.0 soon?


can you fix this. The CppcheckData should be lowercase. It is the modulename.


Missing assertion on the actual diskdrive.ElementName attribute.


why remove all that stuff?


It looks ok, don't forget correct the little mistakes


this is testing that the analysis on two different points produces two different functions and such


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Those tests should be moved to the following patch from the series, don't forget to rebase as there might be some slight changes.


done

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(cache->flags & (SLAB_DESTROY_BY_RCU|SLAB_KASAN))


no need to handle old dump files, I think


I know the `@` operator is used everywhere in the code so you're probably just repeating something you saw elsewhere, but I think the proper way of fixing this would be to test the connection ID prior to entering the while loop. I'll look into this further.


right here, I'd like to see assertEquals("whatever the message is", exception.getMessage() )


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lowest portion


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Oh yeah oh yeah, tmr can ask the others haha
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OK


Done in next commit


because now we are mapping less memory and there is not 9066 on the hex view so I changed the bytes to search for ones exist actually.


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remove


because the section from ELF are PT_LOAD to follow the same semantic


i'll review ;)


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@ottok Does this work if the wp-content directory is somewhere else?  ;)


esophagogastric junction muscularis propria


Sure.  Updated.


Minor: I'd use double-quotes to demarcate docstrings, as we do throughout the rest of our Python code.


Oops. A bug in a former commit. Now fixed. Sorry. Hugo

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why not just mock_rasds[1].Path_.return_value? There's no point for actually calling this mocked method.


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Also fixed the parens in line 20


Code changed accordingly with commit 128abdb.


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Please use error_msg_ignore_crash()


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@dstrockis How can I even attempt this? I sign into the AAD with my MSA, and am unable to sign in with a user on that tenant.


Yes, I was just unsure whether or not I should wait for https://github.com/dotnet/buildtools/pull/365 before making the changes to a second repository. (That extra validation and correction would just make the changes + maintenance somewhat easier.) I'm working on the WCF changes now.


It looks like you meant "canola" oil!


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@AlphaGaming undo it please.


Old dump format support dropped


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Spaces around operators (`.`)
Use `Shopp::__()` without the (`'Shopp'`) text domain. It has `sprintf()` support built-in.


просто и элегантно! замечаний нет


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Spaces around operators (`!`)


Thanks, merging soon (my local coverity setup stopped working, I'll try to fix that soon too).


Moving the documentation from the CppCheckData class


Spaces around operators (`.`). Could also use `sprintf` features of `Shopp::__()` here


got overzealous with search and replace - fixed


No problem. If you find it useful in any kind of public project, feel free to add reference to https://github.com/techtonik/python-patch/blob/master/doc/ADOPTIONS.md


@dstrockis Actually, it's not possible to register an app with *application permissions* through the registration tool.


Do we need to rename the var here too? `tile_data` -> `json_tile_data`


<img width="487" alt="screenshot 2015-12-14 08 11 50" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1422245/11786700/d0ab95dc-a23c-11e5-80ce-0e1b4dba2b6b.png">


be gui is next =D


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Yup, got that in 8091b7d28c3eb518b5f52cdc60c426467087d5be.


No need for uppercase sentinel names. Also, no need to include the word 'FAKE' in the name of a sentinel.


`./` can be present - or absent - depending on the way the archive has been compressed. It should always be trimmed imho.


Ah gotcha. Sorry, was looking at just this commit and not the whole thing.

:+1:


Added


how about defining this as mock_msvms_cls so that we don't get to confuse this w/ the mock defined a few lines above?


check if (likely(ACCESS_ONCE(global_quarantine.bytes) <=   smp_load_acquire(&quarantine_size))) and call quarantine_reduce


Yes to both questions. We could also test for just 0001* to make this work until Oct 11, 2603, assuming the project is still going by then :)


Fixed


correct, fixed. Thx.


This is a draft of a quarterly wage worklist scrubber.  This script marks as "reviewed" those quarterly wage matches that already exist on NCID/CPID.  This script runs for both NCP and CP, for the L2500 and L2501 worklists.

I believe this draft is working, but it would be a good idea for people to test...


funny, another request from the past ;-)