Make buffer thread local and/or add a writer mutex.


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Sorry, I added this late and didn't check it made sense.

> Scenario increase in cycling should average zero so yes lots are supposed to be negative.

Cool, glad your not worried.

> Please be more specific when you say "I know these are percentages, are the actually number of people?".

I meant to write "I know these **aren't** percentages, are **they** actually number of people?"
I should have used a pull request, sorry.  I'm going to move this to af8ca16c as I've updated a few column names there.


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Thank you!

The JSModule class is ripe for some refactoring. I want to introduce a static factory method so that we can get rid of `@skip` (instead just return `nil`). And the different init parts need to be broken up into separate methods.


if you only need `IterableInterval`s, the `Op` should be typed to this. because `Converter`s can do the job for you.


style


@Robinlovelace Do we want to display this?


Nope, it was just an experiment if it's caused by this


Should log the err since you are not returning it to the caller.


Address the issue which was not solved in
https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform/issues/2776
and expands protocols support
https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform/pull/4639


with other work to make 51 degrees removable, is this change still necessary/helpful?


> Можешь пожалуйста привести пример результирующего js?

```javascript
_.onModuleLoad_0_g$ = function rhc_g$(){
  var psi_0_g$;
  psi_0_g$ = new uhc_g$;
  $Bb_g$(QTb_g$(psi_0_g$.\u03B4_0_g$(42)));
}
;
var Lp_TestEntryPoint_2_classLit_0_g$ = qJb_g$('p', 'TestEntryPoint', 691, Ljava_lang_Object_2_classLit_0_g$);
function shc_g$(){
  shc_g$ = Object;
  a_g$();
}

function uhc_g$(){
  shc_g$();
  j_g$.call(this);
  this.$init_523_g$();
}

atb_g$(692, 1, {1:1, 692:1}, uhc_g$);
_.$init_523_g$ = function thc_g$(){
  shc_g$();
  this.\u03B1_0_g$ = 42;
}
;
_.\u03B4_0_g$ = function vhc_g$(\u03B3_0_g$){
  return this.\u03B1_0_g$ + \u03B3_0_g$;
}
;
_.\u03B1_0_g$ = 0;
var Lp_\u03A8_2_classLit_0_g$ = qJb_g$('p', '\u03A8', 692, Ljava_lang_Object_2_classLit_0_g$);
```

> К тому же, разве unicode sequence нет слеша вначале? Типа \uXXXX ?

есть, спасибо, потерялся, исправил


Please don't refer to mingw.org as that is not something that MSYS2 is in control of. Contribute the rules to the MSYS2 wiki instead (we can add the page for you). Also, please rename this to `MSYS2_PATH_CONV_AVOID` so it aligns with the already existing `MSYS2_ARG_CONV_EXCL`


Also, are you happy with the columns I've picked to display?  It was a bit arbitrary...


Thank god!


what about the buttons on this page?


The code that generates the baseline doesn't write a newline and I think I had accidentally saved this file before in my editor which automatically appends a trailing newline, which is while this file was changed despite `orchestration.pp` not being touched.  I can put up a PR that outputs the newline and regenerate the baselines.


author information ... consistency


@bdukes The changes to the installer were to help identify issues when installing a complex set of modules which all depend on each other. I believe the the root cause was a dictionary object that didn't check to see if the module existed before adding it into the collection.


At least as efficient as C# :D


uses ops


Also die Häuser doch wieder in der start Methode von Game festlegen?


You can probably avoid some duplication `return GetBuildTime(unit);` here.


initialize create op in intialize


@bdukes unknown, would need to profile the current 51 degrees assembly and verify when it's off, it's really off.


the input param `podAffinity []api.PodAffinityTerm` should be `podAffinityTerms []api.PodAffinityTerm`, which makes it more readable.


@cypressious, yes


And layers perfectionist


vers d'autres langages ... votre environnement et votre langage spécifiques.


Why use JS when you can just use target='_blank'?


ParseError isn't ideal, but it's fine to keep.


+1  Great idea.


@ohine, k, thanks :smile:


That's balling bro


and there is an unnecessary white line here.


@bdukes I think this was due to an exception that the max value was out of range, but I'm not 100% atm


Yeah, agreed. I was being lazy.


can this be expressed as a  `Map`?


Oh, hello, also some debug stuff.


the input param `podAffinity []api.PodAffinityTerm` should be `podAntiAffinityTerms []api.PodAffinityTerm` or just `antiAffinityTerms []api.PodAffinityTerm`, which makes it more readable.


We could extract this to a different class (maybe TaskIDGenerator) to handle the id count. We could also use the singleton module (http://ruby-doc.org/stdlib-1.9.3/libdoc/singleton/rdoc/Singleton.html) so we can get the instance by doing TaskIDGenerator.instance instead of using class methods/variables.

I know it's a bit complex, but the overall approach is nice, and if you could get this to work it would be an epic win! :speak_no_evil:


Actually... can this be solved with a `Loop`.


Booting it off to the shell script does sounds enticing. I've actually completely forgotten about `pre-deploy` - there's a Python 2 path hardcoded in there too and it uses `virtualenv`.  There's also my suggestion to swap in `libsass` for Ruby `sass` in #539, so how about I revert this commit and we see what to do with `pre-deploy` separately, afterwards?


I see readmes fro the debian version but nothing for the windows version..... what am I missing?


I think the web server URL shall be the root source tree and the results of the test suite are at the right place here ``http://localhost:8001/test/result.html``
I'm in favour of providing the proper path for ``cd`` command and keep the rest as it is instead of adding a new shell script bound to a specific platform... I still believe we are able to do cross tests on Windows as well. And now I will have a closer look into the ideas I had in mind for the features result.

Thank YOU!
-roger

PS: I will invite you to a :sake: one day!


Hey @moumar ! This change fixes an issue I'm having, you should release it as 0.8.8 =]


s/of\ \ podAffinity/of\ podAffinity/g
unnecessary 2 whitespaces


Never mind. Probably because you need to refactor the elements below to be inline elements. Looks good. We'll clean it up when we move this shit to poe-static.


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@mrocklin, @electronwill what do you think about this?


unnecessary white line


il peut lever des exceptions/choses comme ... (on lève une exception et non pas soulève une exception)


Can be hybrid.


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This is kind of a regression.


I love when people use ! when a method modifies the current object and ? when it returns a boolean.
KUDOS!


I'm assuming it should be like this:
```return ModAPIManager.INSTANCE.hasAPI("CoFHAPI|energy")```


Until we got a webhook to generate bootstrap.steamlug.min.css, both this file and bootstrap.steamlug.css were needing to be kept in sync each commit, to avoid the next update managing to nuke changes that were just in one.


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### Failed tests
```
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Seems like there are many diverse client libs having supported both browser and node seamlessly, and this change breaks them without any viable alternatives besides forking.

@3rd-Eden I read your comment in #661; you may have a valid point about the way build systems should work, but why break an entire community from one version to the next as a matter of principle? Why not work with @kittens or others on a better solution, and make a non-breaking change when everyone's ready?


Also I fixed a little error in the local activity.


Mettre un point à la fin des phrases de l'énumération à la place d'une virgule puisque la phrase suivante commence par une majuscule.


Indeed, thanks, this was a bug in the backport. Have sent a PR so this can be fixed in 3.5.5 #7355


no issue here


I mean it doesn't really matter if we use a system with a garbage collector...
Anyway, could you join `#krabll` on Freenode?


nevermind, that's in the other commit


Did you mean to test this with [-3, 1] bounds since it is a simplification (or does it not qualify)?


Ceci crée


It is true that ``post()`` should be used as a dispatcher, but looking at this code, we're doing more than that. The code within the try blocks is manipulating data only if the form is valid -- something I'd assume should be placed in the ``form_valid()`` method.

From what I can see, there are two issues this change raises:
1. Calling ``form_invalid()`` should probably be reserved for the dispatching method, but I'd say adding an error to a form and calling the invalid method from within ``form_valid()`` is a fairly common practice.
2. Subclassing the view and overriding form_valid() could lead to bugs, but only if users don't make a call to super before their code. Unfortunately, [the docs](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/topics/class-based-views/generic-editing/#basic-forms) show to call super in the return, so there's a good chance that might happen. Maybe making a note of this in the View docs (when we get around to creating them) might prevent this.

Thoughts?


Oh, great, thank you! Glad it was of use! I wasn't sure if it was too far out from the previous targets of libwdi, so that's why I didn't propose it for a pull immediately.

Does the fact that Windows 10 includes an in-box driver named `usbser` impact the choice of the name of the driver file?


Great stuff! I like this "just drop it in" philosophy.

Who has time to debate code formatting anyway... all that matters is having one :smile:


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s/exisisting/existing/g

description not accurate.
should be "if the new pod would cause any violation of existing pods' HardPodAntiAffinity rules, return false"


That's a first! ;)


This method makes a lot of sense, but it's doing too many things! (I know, just two :stuck_out_tongue:)
To make this cleaner, we could have a method like this

    def log_update
      @updated_at = Time.new
    end

and then we can call it from the other method

    def update_content(new_content)
      log_update
      @content = new_content
    end

I know it's a picky thing to point, but it's a matter of thinking if the way you log the updated_at value could potentially change (in the future you might want to save it in some file or anything a customer can imagine).

This way we would only have to modify the new method! And it also describes better what you are doing when updating that value.


Did this need to be changed to a token to match the other infs? I just left it like this because my usage was pretty straightforward - I was only going to generate Sensics drivers with it.


Check the two commits on top: https://github.com/franciscofranco/mako/commits/7f6e5c62cd3942a6a1001b75a24624e2e18117fd

Guess you want to pick the second one too.
;)


*girly squealing noise*


¿Es mejor agregar otra llamada que minificarlo y  meterlo en un archivo? Pregunto por bootstrap


we are happy ruby developers and we claim parentheses are evil! also the push method is ugly as hell :speak_no_evil:! we could change this to this

    def add_task taks
      @tasks << task
    end

beautiful, right? :smiley:


http://api.bulutfon.com/docs#!/Outgoing_Fax/get_outgoing_faxes_id 'a göre doğru olduğundan merge ediyorum. Bir hata varsa sonra düzeltiriz.


@TJM4 You push the code here.


¿Es case sensitive?


this produces a query with two limit values: /... /_all_docs?limit=0&include_docs=true&limit=1


tomorrow


Buen detalle, me encanta


Looking at https://drone.io/github.com/dgryski/carbonapi/333 , we probably want to output the function under test that altered the metrics.


Where do you see the fail? Tests seem to [succeed](https://gist.github.com/andyetitmoves/df5b08511fc11575cdb6) for me..


May not necessary. I have to check


:( El reset


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А, теперь я понял, что тут делается. В этом случае слеш \u не нужен, сорри :)
В таком виде патч точно не примут, так как нет нормальной обфускации имен переменных, они длинные.
Надо тречить багу в генераторе js'a на стороне gwt'a.


I didn't know this "delete_if" method and I think I just fell in love with it! Awesome that you did your research and find this!

![](https://media.giphy.com/media/MCKQEmHkUyGf6/giphy.gif)

some tiny thingy to point :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye: spaces are sweet! this is way more beautiful and easy to read

    @tasks.delete_if { |task| task.id == id }


verified and _tested_


Oops - thanks @lazka


I also needed to update `ndg-httpsclient` to `0.4.0` to avoid this error on any use of `pip`:

```
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/mark/.virtualenvs/ynr3/bin/pip", line 7, in <module>
    from pip import main
  File "/home/mark/.virtualenvs/ynr3/lib/python3.4/site-packages/pip/__init__.py", line 11, in <module>
    from pip.vcs import git, mercurial, subversion, bazaar  # noqa
  File "/home/mark/.virtualenvs/ynr3/lib/python3.4/site-packages/pip/vcs/mercurial.py", line 9, in <module>
    from pip.download import path_to_url
  File "/home/mark/.virtualenvs/ynr3/lib/python3.4/site-packages/pip/download.py", line 22, in <module>
    from pip._vendor import requests, six
  File "/home/mark/.virtualenvs/ynr3/lib/python3.4/site-packages/pip/_vendor/requests/__init__.py", line 53, in <module>
    from .packages.urllib3.contrib import pyopenssl
  File "/home/mark/.virtualenvs/ynr3/lib/python3.4/site-packages/pip/_vendor/requests/packages/urllib3/contrib/pyopenssl.py", line 41, in <module>
    from ndg.httpsclient.ssl_peer_verification import SUBJ_ALT_NAME_SUPPORT
  File "/home/mark/.virtualenvs/ynr3/lib/python3.4/site-packages/ndg/httpsclient/ssl_peer_verification.py", line 17
    except ImportError, e:
                      ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
```


I think that this check (and hence line 72) is not really necessary. If you supply limit > totalRows in Cloudant query, it will still return to you correct results without any errors.


Commenting on the full commit. Looks good


Рекапча!


Waiter, some indentation here please!

    before :each do
      @object = Task.new
      ...
    end


When I made all the changes above, this test started failing in a nasty way. It turns we accept the string, pretend that it's bytes, and then get some garbage on the other end.

We should probably typecheck all of the functions that take a message, to make sure that the message is `bytes`. But I guess we'd also want to accept `bytearray`...what's the idiomatic way for checking that some object implements the buffer protocol?


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test


@nirvdrum @pitr-ch @eregon like bdf3a3d19892342212e01bc78547a7f227512608, add scripts to `test/truffle/integration/*.sh`


Pyston `BoxedString` has same layout as CPython `PyStringObject`. But do we need to set `ob_shash` and `ob_sstate` manually? When `BoxedString` calculate the hash value, the `ob_shash` not been set.


This fix will allow rtags to be installed, but it still fails testing out-of-the-box.
In particular, ```brew test rtags``` will fail.

The test fails because rtags/rdm currently excludes all files in ```/tmp/``` from indexing, and by default that's where the test occurs.  This behavior has been [addressed in rtags](https://github.com/Andersbakken/rtags/commit/76bfbf25d35dbef636398ce95afcaae0b0437347) recently, but not in the v2.0 this formula installs.
So, for now, the workaround is to use a different temporary directory:
```
env HOMEBREW_TEMP=~/tmp brew test rtags
```
or, more permanently
```
export HOMEBREW_TEMP=~/tmp
brew test rtags
```
The longer term fix, once the new rtags is installed, will be to alter the exclude directories in the rdm call in the formula:
```
       exec "#{bin}/rdm", "-L", "log", "-X", ""
```


Why another twrp?
You can find thea tree in twrp and motog2014 git organisations


Voici comment un service d'arrière-plan personnalisé pour la base de données des objets peut être créé :


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we have some nice matchers for this kind of things! I personally prefer to use this

    expect(@object.completed?).to be false


Without knowing what the code does, why not:

```py
self.successful = pay_func.executePayment()
self.amount_paid = pay_func.getPaidAmount()
```


I like the look of your Throbber.

I'll just leave that there...


Vale, al bootstrap le hago un include como fontawesome, mejor una sola
peticion.

Lo del reset lo solucionamos con normalize

Lo de case sensitive no lo pillo

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should be fmUnordered and not fmSerial in both places


I'm pretty sure this is not a legal transformation. The whole reason it's there is that the parser can confuse itself into a weird inconsistent state with lexpops and such, see RHG ch 11


this is for my personal use of course.


to decouple execution from assertion, I would say this is more future-proof

    @object.completed!
    expect(@object.completed?).to be_true

and this way you test some integration too!


mklmml


LOL that message
:q


@Lauszus  I really like your suggestion. I am trying to port other shield class drivers over to Due. PS3USB is the only other working driver so far.

I am willing to move my fork of the USBH_MIDI library to the shield repo. How will the build process work? Suppose USBH_MIDI lives in the shield library. Here are some build scenes:

* Build for AVR and shield
* Build for Due and native port
* Build for Zero and native port

How will the compiler find the Due/Zero native port Usb.h, Usb.cpp, etc.?

My current build process for USBH_MIDI has 3 directory pairs with 3 IDE start up shell scripts. BTW, this is on Ubuntu Linux.

* ~/Arduino.avr, ~/.arduino15.avr, ardavr
* ~/Arduino.due, ~/.arduino15.due, arddue
* ~/Arduino.zero, ~/.arduino15.zero, ardzero

The arddue script creates symbolic links so ~/Arduino links to ~/Arduino.due and ~/.arduino15 links to ~/.arduino15.due then runs the IDE. The two other scripts, ardavr and ardzero, work similarly.

* The USB Host shield library is installed in ~/Arduino.avr/libraries.
* The Due USBHost library 1.0.4 installed in ~/Arduino.due/libraries.
* The Zero USBHost library 1.0.0 is in (actually built-in) ~/.arduino15.zero/packages/arduino/hardware/samd/1.6.2/libraries

The USBH_MIDI repo lives in ~/USBH_MIDI. Each ~/Arduino.*/libraries directory has a symbolic link to ~/USBH_MIDI so the same code is used in all scenes.

The process works but switching board type requires restarting the IDE. If there is an easier way, I would be happy to change.


,nmm. m


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How about no?


Haha!


No sabía que ignoraba las mayúsculas, estoy acostumbrado a escribirlo todo en mayúsculas
<!DOCTYPE HTML>

Pero he buscado información y es indiferente


jsfdev? ¡Te olvidaste tu nombre!


Then we should either remove modelines everywhere, or have them everywhere for consistency. I think dir-locals.el has less support then the modeline, e.g. gedit supports modelines [https://help.gnome.org/users/gedit/stable/gedit-plugins-modelines.html.en], probably also gnome builder and other editors.


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I was thinking about solution of this problem and my idea is to join results for movies and places in dropdownlist or use different colors on map. But this is only my idea :P


It even creates ambiguous for the screen, cause it is hard to understand 1. Destination, Destination. Then last should be called "Final destination". I think intermediate point is long but good enough and shorter than intermediate destination.


I would like to write some controller :(


Tu traduits "frontend" par "enveloppe d'interface" ? La traduction me paraît douteuse mais je n'ai malheureusement rien de mieux à proposer pour le moment. La phrase est un peu obscure pour moi.


One injury collision may involve more than one injured.


Why? Const ints are perfectly fine.


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hm, first one merged above is only seen in aosp-common/android-3.4
second you linked is all around  in the la.bf, lnx.la, jb ,.. branches:
https://github.com/mifl/android_kernel_qcom_msm/commit/9cbf01db1ac763999da9da8c143a076a9e008fb1


It would be nice if you adjust the commit message to `[confluence] refactor dialog mutebug into volumebar`


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Why did you do that? Now even when you change the accent or primary color the navigation view item will stay R.color.colorAccentLightDefault / R.color.colorPrimaryDarkDefault.


If an application has many routes, is there a significant performance gain by declaring the most frequently accessed routes first?


Yes


test


@fanf2 I may well have gotten the timeline slightly off.  Or perhaps my "once upon a time" was an intermediate point.  The history really wasn't the point.

And the C11 standard is part of the problem.  See in particular C11 TC2, which I've heard makes explicit that whether realloc(p, 0) frees p on failure is implementation-defined.


What is?


@willianribeiro  evite camelCase nesses casos, use `ong_id`


i did it again -- i will revert the dut.conf changes


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Great. Thanks!!


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Hmm. If it is really invalid, the same thing can be done another way. The main point is not to call methods directly on `cmdarg`, since that forces us to implement it as a "real" object rather than an immediate.

It's a bit hard to see how it could be invalid, though, *unless* the parser performs an unbalanced number of cmdarg pushes and pops. It would be nice to find a case which demonstrates the problem.

Thanks for the reference, I will read it.


QgsFields is implicitly shared, so it's safer just to return a copy here


css, html and js in the same file! it feels so wrong

![](http://media1.giphy.com/media/w3579woN1Mfm0/giphy.gif)


Excellent, thank you!


@KyleSanderson I haven't forgotten anything of the sort.  That's exactly why I was using realloc.  What on earth are you talking about?


> В таком виде патч точно не примут, так как нет нормальной обфускации имен переменных, они длинные.

да плевать, главное чтобы починили :)
зарепортишь? ты там вроде как свой :)


Just wanted to check this change to RtoL was intentional since it wasn't mentioned in the commit message.


hmm, beleza vou trocar aqui!


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typo


FYI - `.join(',')` is MUCH faster (about 10x faster in my testing) then `.join(",")`. Same with all the QString/QStringList methods which have a QChar variant


traduc.org donne « frontal » en nom. ce qui ferait « frontal de la base de donnée ». Je ne trouve pas que ça colle, parce que frontal, c'est plus pour les interfaces utilisateur.


Could we just move the ``get_image_model()`` call into the views.py files? That's what we're doing for the API and viewsets and seems to work well. Views are usuallly imported after all apps/models are installed and ready (usually on the first request).


This will have error wrong-number-of-arguments, must change to  `(version< emacs-version "24.4")`


>  В этом случае слеш \u не нужен, сорри :)

нужен, кстати :)


the detail message below would also need to be adapted.

(Also we plan to add support for SSH sockets at some point in the future -> #2054 )


What is the use of obj.setUuid(uuid)?


Autre chose : j'ai recopié les fichiers depuis la dernière version anglaise, donc il faut faire attention car quelques fois le traductions ne correspondent plus au texte initial.


Feito! Thank you so much ;)
https://github.com/expressovoluntario/expresso-voluntario-backend/commit/c966c5b074cc512e6502d56db0df15fbf055db10


Fixes #9


Thx, ist mir nicht aufgefallen.


Proszę dodać scope `accepted` w klasie `Submission` i tutaj go użyć.


This path seems a bit long redundant to me. `bokeh/examples/howto/charts/charts_interface` Do we really need another directory under `howto/charts`?


I also do not see value in comparing the class and object.


I don't think it changed; the highlighting appears to be misleading.


Go for it


I remember we had something like this before but I can remember what happened to it.


Va falloir que tu m'explique gros


Awesome!


Сделай в таком же формате, как и "Студент": [name](link)


Nice to simplify this too :)


This change should be reverted.


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VIM file artifact?


Whenever you do Hibernate.getClass(obj), you are not getting the hibernate proxy object, but rather the hibernate proxy class. Yet our goal is to compare with a hibernate proxy object not class.


Same as above regarding Hibernate.getClass


@kabouzeid this sets default colors for the themes. This code is only run once.


Nitpicking, but why not default to java hashcode?

```
public class JavaHashCodeGenerator implements HashCodeGenerator {
    @Override
    public long generateHashCode(String x) {
        return x.hashCode();
    }
}
```


Unlike @Xyene, I am much more humble and not eager to claim credit.


This breaks github hooks for static.das-labor.org, doesn't it?


I actually meant the next two lines.


You misspelled 'canola'


The commit message says it disables api.das-labor.org, but it actually disables static.das-labor.org.


This seems to be the line that triggers the test crash. The truncated backtrace sucks, but the crash seems to have something to do with a sql constraint when attempting to fill the acl cache table.


Or do you mean the newline in the empty variable case?

Okay, fixed.


Of course, of course.


Oh sorry, didn't now `@` required for ReSharper. What does ReSharper say? This never occured for me.


Ah. Makes sense :)


`sol_update_shutdown()` is using it, you have also to `ifdef` there


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Yeah, i missed it, will update.


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@kabouzeid oh but they don't get changed from the settings. I see your point.

I'll fix this later, I'm busy with work right now.


> Why can't this be handled generically?

No reason - I simply had not decided yet if this was the right default for all input iterators.

> Why? What makes `istreambuf_iterator` special among `Input` iterators?

`istream_iterator` is specified to return an iterator from `operator++(int)`. The fact that post-increment can return a copy of the old iterator value is one of the few good things about stashing iterators.


Oui j'ai vu cela, du coup je regarde la version anglaise en même temps. ^^


Is it a integration for symfony?


but all the std stuff like maps and strings you use are using heap memory internally ... how could this lead to half a megabyte of stack size...


I would have a "tell" statement communicating this like "Tell hackers that it's ok if they don't finish"


lgtm


Is this redundant with the array creation docs?  Is there a reasonable way to reduce duplicated efforts here?


@evoyy Good question, answered in the followup commit. https://github.com/kraih/mojo/commit/ea490a37557e82e522bb818732d40185cdc50cf2


Ah, I just saw this below.


Unfortunately, when you open a non-image file, `e.filename` is `None`, so this won't catch that case:

```
In [1]: from PIL import Image as PillowImage

In [2]: try:
   ...:     pillow_images = PillowImage.open(open('/etc/passwd', 'rb'))
   ...: except IOError as e:
   ...:     print("e is", e, "e.filename is", e.filename, "of type", type(e.filename))
   ...:
e is cannot identify image file <_io.BufferedReader name='/etc/passwd'> e.filename is None of type <class 'NoneType'>
```

I think the condition `'cannot identify image file' in  in e.args[0]` would work OK.


I have this translate error after this commit: Translation Missing: Fr.Active Admin.Search Status.Headline


@afollestad thx, I'll have a look at that too, maybe I can fix it :)


This section seems pretty sane to me.  It would be good to expand on the difference between the dask array and the numpy array resulting from the compute call.


You are welcome! :) But I did't originally write those, I just adapted them from @emmanueloga's [easing](https://github.com/emmanueloga/easing) project.


This last piece about ghost seems non-sequitur


ReSharper suggests either to move it into a resource file for localization (which is not required for DeadLock since it uses XML files for translations) or to make it verbatim. Since making a string verbatim does no damage, I usually accept this suggestion from Resharper. This is actually one of those Resharper suggestions that can be turned off in DeadLock without causing any damage.

It doesn't provide any performance increase to make a string verbatim, but it can improve readability in certain cases.


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@Superbil Thanks, fixed (0.2.1).


haha thanks :+1:


FYI. Note that "new" here is shadowing the language new() builtin. [For the duration of the for loop though - so not a big deal.]


@whitequark said:

> Why? Const ints are perfectly fine.

For one thing, you can't use them as case labels in a `switch`.

I haven't looked at disasm yet so I don't know what the generated code is like, but it was mainly the issue with `switch` which precipitated this.


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@isagalaev doesn't this cause the stylus test to throw a false positive?


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I want to see it as a homebrew style progress bar with variable time inputs.


Pass undefined instead of an empty map


Nice !


LGTM


N3ds will ne supporter un no long time


If your compiler cannot treat a const int the same way as a literal constant, ditch your compiler.

Same goes for switch--you can replace it with if..else. Editing output of external automated tools is the worst.


It is clearly a bugfix, but what were the symptoms?


really? new new features after beta (well this is even after final release)? anyone?

please revert this. branch https://github.com/OpenELEC/service.openelec.settings/commit/61ef74538e260fa271873b1595e9d54a6aa0a18e as service.openelec.settings/openelec-6.0 if you need fix something for 6.x and bump settings addon to .7.0 in master. thanks


I ran a modified version and found these:
Tests flagged
T# - tt.e.target
60 - pearsonClosest
67 - sortByTotal
68 - sortByMaxima
70 - sortByName


I didn't see a way to use the default settings module that's in django just to change whether or not this looks for case sensitivity, so I added a small bit of logic that checks to see if settings.PASSWORD_RESET_CASE_SENSITIVE is set. If it is, then the form listens to that setting to allow for quick case sensitivity updates to the default flow, without having to extend and override the "Recover" view.

If this functionality is already included and I've missed it, please let me know!


Oh! Yes I think this change was intentional; with `a && (b && (c && d))` there is a complete subexpression that represents what happens if `a` is true, and so on.


I will clean these up tomorrow unless somebody else gets to it first.


Please do potential contributors a favor and document the required coding style. Example: https://github.com/ola-ct/Qt-SESAM/wiki/Contribute


Committing Capstone Code


at first I was thinking about changing to `interface` ... but just cutting down one level would be probably better in keeping things simple. Also, the deep dives ones have names that make them easy to recognize


Makes sense, just making sure.


Awesome! Thank you, good catch. ;)


thanks :)


Just curious -- why the case change on the error messages? Is that a Go convention?


this looks wrong.


$criteria = array('states' => array('closed'))
really should be
$criteria = array('states' => array('open'))

Otherwise you can only auto-close the closed tickets.....


This lonely article tag never gets closed, and you forgot to use article tags on your other cards


Yes, thanks.


Done


Never mind, there were only two lines of code missing 0dc95c2ba60e37dbbf6f8ffa627fd462dde0b911


It looks like an alternative to doing this would be to use [`docsix`](https://github.com/nyergler/docsix) - but I haven't tried it; maybe it wouldn't work with nose...


equivalent c++:

/**
 * Definition for an interval.

struct Interval {
  int start;
  int end;
  Interval() : start(0), end(0) {}
  Interval(int s, int e) : start(s), end(e) {}
};
*/

class Solution {
private:
  std::list<Interval> toList(std::vector<Interval>& ints) {
    std::list<Interval> res;

    for (auto x : ints) {
      res.push_back(x);
    }

    return res;
  }
  std::vector<Interval> fromList(std::list<Interval>& ints) {
    std::vector<Interval> res;
    for (auto x : ints) {
      res.push_back(x);
    }
    return res;
  }
  void merge(Interval x, std::list<Interval>& xs) {
    if (xs.empty()) {
      xs.push_back(x);
      return;
    }

    auto y = xs.front();
    // xs.pop_front();

    if (x.end < y.start) {
      xs.push_front(x);
    } else if (x.end == y.start) {
      xs.pop_front();
      xs.push_front(Interval(x.start, y.end));
    } else if (x.start > y.end) {
      xs.pop_front();
      merge(x, xs);
      xs.push_front(y);
    } else if (x.start == y.end) {
      xs.pop_front();
      merge(Interval(y.start, x.end), xs);
    } else if (x.start <= y.start) {
      xs.pop_front();
      merge(Interval(x.start, std::max(x.end, y.end)), xs);
    } else {
      xs.pop_front();
      merge(Interval(y.start, std::max(x.end, y.end)), xs);
    }
  }

public:
  std::vector<Interval> insert(std::vector<Interval>& intervals, Interval newInterval) {
    auto xs = toList(intervals);
    merge(newInterval, xs);
    return fromList(xs);
  }
};


For the records, there are some ways for minimal cell formatting (such as using bold/italics/strike-through text) in markdown tables, see eg http://blog.rapporter.net/2013/04/hihglight-cells-in-markdown-tables.html?q=highlight


I have no idea how that happened...


Looks like I forgot to reference the issue Xephi/AuthMeReloaded#243 in the commit message in order to make it automatically closeable.


try to remove commented-out code before submitting


$sql  = 'SELECT ticket_id FROM ' .TICKET_TABLE .' ticket '
has a typo should be
$sql  = 'SELECT ticket_id FROM ' .TICKET_TABLE.' ticket '


Mais le cookie va réapparaître dans ma prochaine livraison de Leaflet :)
Laisse, je verrai.


Default implementation is bind to int, switched to long just to minimize possible collisions.


Everything looks good!
The test plan could specify specifically which lines in the code should be commented out for clarity. Bracken was saying that it might be good to allow teachers to take quizzes no matter what but to have the error message still show before they start the quiz. That's something you two could discuss or perhaps something that could be it's own commit.
Good work!


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@hotpxl any suggestions on this?


Yes, please use `@tparam` instead.


@guilhermeblanco This commit causes a problem in which all existing entries are deleted. Only new ones are stored into the Database.
For example: I do have an entity with type "Payment" which I want to update. When I persist this entity with one already existing "bookingPayment" and one new "bookingPayment", the existing one is being deleted and just the new one will be saved to the DB.

This is my OneToMany config:
```
class Payment
{

    /**
     * @var BookingPayment
     *
     * @ORM\OneToMany(targetEntity="BookingPayment", mappedBy="payment", cascade={"all"}, orphanRemoval=true)
     */
    private $bookingPayments;
```

Do you have an Idea if this is a bug, or if I must configure this relation different.


The indentation can't be relied upon. You can run rubocop with a specific set of cops to apply. We may have more success doing that.


The directions state that "This section should contain a header," which literally means a header tag wrapped around the h4s


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Also clean up the code a bit for readability (tabs and })


Why?


A log of defines were removed from config.h, it could have been one of the header guargs.


`__init__` methods don't normally need docstrings, by the way.

Constructor doesn't have an 'e' at the end. Technically this is an initialiser rather than a constructor (which would be `__new__`).


nice commenting


Certain cops can't be relied on. I might be easier to run rubocop with only a certain set of cops that we care about to avoid stuff like this.


:+1:  there is also shovel api python client(https://github.com/keedya/shovel-api-python-client )


"The slick juices" - plural, so "make".


@XhmikosR Can you pull this and see if you can get it to build properly? I keep getting the following error:

```
DEBUG: > "C:/Users/emachnic/Git Repos/railsinstaller-windows/stage/bin/7za.exe"
x -y -t7z -oC:/Users/emachnic/Git Repos/railsinstaller-windows/stage "C:/Users/e
machnic/Git Repos/railsinstaller-windows/archives/ruby-2.2.3-i386-mingw32.7z"

DEBUG: source: ruby-2.2.3-i386-mingw32
target: Ruby2.2.0
rake aborted!
Errno::ENOENT: No such file or directory @ sys_fail2 - (ruby-2.2.3-i386-mingw32,
 Ruby2.2.0)
C:/tools/ruby22/lib/ruby/2.2.0/fileutils.rb:527:in `rename'
C:/tools/ruby22/lib/ruby/2.2.0/fileutils.rb:527:in `block in mv'
C:/tools/ruby22/lib/ruby/2.2.0/fileutils.rb:1570:in `block in fu_each_src_dest'
C:/tools/ruby22/lib/ruby/2.2.0/fileutils.rb:1586:in `fu_each_src_dest0'
C:/tools/ruby22/lib/ruby/2.2.0/fileutils.rb:1568:in `fu_each_src_dest'
C:/tools/ruby22/lib/ruby/2.2.0/fileutils.rb:516:in `mv'
C:/Users/emachnic/Git Repos/railsinstaller-windows/lib/railsinstaller/methods.rb
:137:in `block (3 levels) in extract'
C:/Users/emachnic/Git Repos/railsinstaller-windows/lib/railsinstaller/methods.rb
:130:in `chdir'
C:/Users/emachnic/Git Repos/railsinstaller-windows/lib/railsinstaller/methods.rb
:130:in `block (2 levels) in extract'
C:/Users/emachnic/Git Repos/railsinstaller-windows/lib/railsinstaller/methods.rb
:107:in `chdir'
C:/Users/emachnic/Git Repos/railsinstaller-windows/lib/railsinstaller/methods.rb
```


im thinking the original intent was to use this to detect changes in bower assets along with theme assets as this variable is primarily used within `watch`. i'm going to adjust to use `authorAssets`.


why have a separate .specs h4 and a .price h4? couldn't all of this just go under h4?


I am not sure, if we need this extra file. For CLOUDANT_SCHEMA_DEFAULT_SIZE, we can put it into the resources/application.conf.  And for other parameters, we can just hardcode them in JsonStoreConfigManager as with other constants.


Ack.


"Placeholders" typo.


Why do you specify a priority class here, and why is it Above Normal? I wouldn't recommend running Wesnoth with anything other than the default (Normal).


I think a bit of redundancy can be actually helpful as long as it doesn't make the documentation tedious, it may make things easier for first-timers that can later move on to "Create Dask Arrays" for a more in-depth discussion.


Overlooked... >_<


List items are block elements, so yeah, you could've done that


done


Just linking to the corresponding PR #2691.


Looks nice! There are a few suggestions for improvement that I'd like to see acted upon, but they're pretty minor and shouldn't take long. Just let me know when you're finished


Note: This breaks
```
IModel<DirectDownloadSettings> directDownloadModel = new MetadataMapModel(metadata,
                DirectDownloadSettings.DIRECTDOWNLOAD_KEY,
                DirectDownloadSettings.class);
```
In CSWAdminPage.

I am working on fixing it right now...


> The workaround is to load

I'd reword to "the design of the session specification requires..." (or some such).


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Should I insert a line brake and make it a tip, or remove it altogether?


I'll donate $10 to this project if you can give a valid reason to synchronize on Bukkit.getServer()


Could you change it to
DoA_true(j,i) = mod(w2(iMax2)+(7*pi)/4, 2*pi) *180/pi;
?
NOT just w?


One of the points of layouts is so you can override specific display behaviors without needing to add options to the core, so this could be achieved by just copying the layout to the override location in your site template folder and removing the count span.  But ... I'll go ahead and merge it.  :)


Redundancy is helpful until things change.  At that point redundancy becomes very expensive to maintain.

Because eventually all of the maintenance burden of this work comes down to me, I end up being very picky about it.  My apologies in advance.


update_is_progress is useless once you cancel currently downloading dialog. so probably exposes an old bug and prevents restore... too bad it is in OE "stable" now.


ITT: avoir une relation love/hate avec les regex


If there is not a good reason for it to be here then I strongly recommend removing it.


Looks like the old gem is MIT, why switch to apache?


What's the user name and password for this file? It's not automatically opening...


Just trying to be consistent.


- Общую идею с модулем ты понял ;) Совсем другое дело!
- Мне кажется, что не хватает кнопки Add  ;)
- Класс btnDelete можно вынести в константу модуля: var DEL_BTN_CLS = 'btnDelete'. Вообще, такие строки (которые не будут особо меняться и они могут повторяться в коде) нужно выносить в константы.
- Все остальное - мелочи...


The generated code is copyright Apache V2.0, I don't think we can just change it.


Yes I think we do want to display straight line distance. Next up I'd say should be `dist_fast` and then `circuity`, for people who have a clue what it means! Thanks @nikolai-b.


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Yeah, I kind of figured this would have reaching affects, it's used in a number of places. Hopefully it doesn't open too big a can of worms.


Or, maybe we can but I would rather get the code out first :)


We should add the `'~> 0.0'` here.


> See 7ba18d2

Looks good.


Good job fixing the bug. Could you pls add an entry in the changelog.


This commit breaks the qurt_eagle_default build. The build completes on the commit directly before this.
The updated Matrix lib seems incompatible.
I can post the error message if you'd like it.


ITT: avoir une love/hate relationship avec les regex


Awesome that Facebook is using this package :+1:


> Does the fact that Windows 10 includes an in-box driver named usbser impact the choice of the name of the driver file?

Not really. But I also got `usbser` on Windows 7, and, in case someone wants to figure out where the driver came from in the libwdi source, using the same value as the reported Service name seems to make more sense. If you use Zadig, and have the CDC Serial driver installed from a previous session, `usbser` is what will be reported as the existing driver in the UI, so that's pretty much why I decided to go with that (also, I don't really want to wdi_ prefix everything when the inf is generic, and using CDC when the inf is effectively constraining the type to serial might confuse people).

In the end, it's just a matter of choice, but I hope the reason why I renamed the inf make some sense.


nice


I think it would be best if you added something like this in settings.h:
```C++
#if defined(ARDUINO_SAM_DUE) || defined(ARDUINO_SAMD_ZERO)
#define USE_UHS_NATIVE_USB_HOST 1
#else
#define USE_UHS_NATIVE_USB_HOST 0
#endif
```

And made a check in Usb.h:
```C++
#if !USE_UHS_NATIVE_USB_HOST
#include "max3421e.h"
#include "usbhost.h"
#endif
```

Then you would only need to modify the the function prototypes in UsbCore.h and then the function in Usb.cpp.

Also the Usb class should not inherit MAX3421E:
```C++
class USB {
```


Add fixes and PR references?


@mkonicek you mean on the release branch or master branch?


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So far it has been fairly trivial to fix


```c++
template <InputIterator I, bool IsWritable>
requires CopyConstructible<value_type_t<I>>()
```


Thanks Mike. Could I task you with the implementation of it? I think you have a sense of what the cleanest way to do it would be, so I wanted to give you that opportunity first. Let me know.


I think we could make `basic_iterator` more useful by making it usable as a CRTP base class. We could give it an optional second template parameter -- the derived iterator type -- and let people define an iterator type `I` that inherits from `basic_iterator<C, I>`. Then users have the option to make any yesterday's they see fit, freeing `basic_iterator` to only provide the sane defaults.


How come?


Ok. Can you try on next rebase to remove this and see what happens?


If you have the bandwidth right now though, totally cool, I can also work on it.


I am a nice comment


@Memphiz broke tests:/ (missing arguments for IsAliasShortcut)


Can this be refactored into a `Broker` class? I expect this would become:  `Broker.stop()`


This can become `Broker.start()`


No problem :)


Yes I should have tested with [-3, 1].


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Yeah, I see your point. OTOH, saying that it is "dispatched immediately" is also misleading. I changed that to
```
+    If a time already in the past is
+    specified (including <constant>0</constant>), this timer source
+    "fires" immediately and is ready to be dispatched.
```


Someday


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you mean trillionaires club


YAY


Fixed the missing WHERE.


@mariogamer2 What?


I know, right? It's uploading to CF right now


Mmh, not sure about the context of use. But this license scares me a bit. Beware mentioning it to Mr. RS...


correction: uploaded
http://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/botanical-addons/files/2276287


want to do the reddit post, or shall I?


Yup! Feeling proud of what we created :)


- Как думаешь такой код можно реюзнуть без значительных изменений? Нам нужно будет научиться писать независимые компоненты. Такие как модули или классы. Про модули можно почитать здесь: http://habrahabr.ru/post/243273/. Таких модулей можно насоздавать на одной стрнице столько, сколько нужно и они должны быть независимы друг от друга.


@szeiger - It sounds this way because in practice they are.  `ListBuilder` can take snapshots of the list, so you can reuse it wherever, as can `StringBuilder`.  Array builders have to be used with return/clear pairs.  I suppose I could have introduced _another_ trait, `SnapshottingBuilder` or something, to keep that distinction clear.  But that seemed like it was getting too unwieldy.

Maybe I should make the docs a bit stronger, saying that a `result` followed immediately by `clear` _must_ be a valid way to start building a new instance.


Искать по тегу не очень хорошая идея, так как на странице может быть много инпутов.


Detect missing hotkeys from config and restore from default. Type cleanup for 64-bit. Offset update.


Please, fix method Player.enchant


I don't see why the `Provider` would need to be changed. You created that file, so whatever you put there is how I want to credit it. I actually removed your mention of `wdi` because I think the inf is generic enough to be used outside libwdi if people want, so there's not much point to have a libwdi reference.

I think I may have screwed the `DriverVer` though. It will correctly insert the current date (which is what I'd prefer since part of the inf is generated ant it may help people find out when exactly a driver package was installed), but since this driver does not have associated `.sys/.dll` the driver version will be set to `0.0.0.0`, so I'll probably have to revert to the value you originally hardcoded.


Лучше не использовать встроенные функции. Выноси их как отдельные (точно так же, как addItem())


Maybe we could use https://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/help/Sharing_Configuration_Options.html#d261258e130

I think that's the most elegant solution. I might add this tomorrow.


Fixed on master, please update. In general please use issues instead of commenting on commits, as this is essentially impossible to track.


The route below still redirects it to the static-web container.


Why do you remove it? It would need OpenMPOp.make_thunk to re removed and make it use prepare_node()


you used the io.emit() method to inform all the connected socket clients about the newly connected user. This was done by emitting the chatMessage event, and passing a chat message object with the user information and the message text, time, and type. Since you took care of handling the user authentication in your socket server configuration, the user information is available from the socket.request.user object.
Next, you implemented the chatMessage event handler that will take care of messages sent from the socket client. The event handler will add the message type, time, and user information, and it will send the modified message object to all connected socket clients using the io.emit() method.
Our last event handler will take care of handling the disconnect system event. When a certain user is disconnected from the server, the event handler will notify all the connected socket clients about this event by using the io.emit() method. This will allow the chat view to present the disconnection information to other users


We need to effectively test that all pulp services will wait for a broker if it has not yet started. This involves stopping all pulp and broker services, starting pulp services, waiting 10-15 seconds, and then starting the broker. At that point doing a sanity sync like below would be good. If it completes and is OK then pass the test. This could be its own test and not in `test_foo`.

1. stop the qpidd pulp_celerybeat, httpd, pulp_workers, and pulp_resource_manager services.
2. Start qpidd. We don't want any stale state so we start it explicitly after sopping it.
3. wait 3 seconds for qpidd to start
4. start pulp_celerybeat, httpd, pulp_workers, and pulp_resource_manager
5. wait 10 seconds


Notice how the socket server connection event is used to load the chat controller. This will allow you to bind your event handlers directly with the connected socket.


This should likely be renamed to:  `test_restart_qpidd`


In the controller, you first created a messages array and then implemented the chatMessage event listener that will add retrieved messages to this array. Next, you created a sendMessage() method that will send new messages by emitting the chatMessage event to the socket server. Finally, you used the in-built $destroy event to remove the chatMessage event listener from the socket client. The $destory event will be emitted when the controller instance is deconstructed. This is important because the event handler will still get executed unless you remove it.


Желательно делать одинаковые отступы для всех элементов языка. Сейчас var item = ... стоит правее...


Let's review this code for a moment. After injecting the services, you checked whether the user is authenticated using the Authentication service. If the user is not authenticated, you redirected the request back to the home page using the $location service. Since AngularJS services are lazily loaded, the Socket service will only load when requested. This will prevent unauthenticated users from using the Socket service. If the user is authenticated, the service socket property is set by calling the io() method of Socket.io.

Next, you wrapped the socket emit(), on(), and removeListenter() methods with compatible service methods. It is worth checking the service on() method. In this method, you used a common AngularJS trick that involves the $timeout service. The problem we need to solve here is that AngularJS data binding only works for methods that are executed inside the framework. This means that unless you notify the AngularJS compiler about third-party events, it will not know about changes they cause in the data model. In our case, the socket client is a third-party library that we integrate in a service, so any events coming from the socket client might not initiate a binding process. To solve this problem, you can use the $apply and $digest methods; however, this often causes an error, since a digest cycle might already be in progress. A cleaner solution is to use $timeout trick. The $timeout service is a wrapper around the window.setTimeout() method, so calling it without the timeout argument will basically take care of the binding issue without any impact on user experience


commenta smarty così {* *}
altrimenti si vede il codice commentato tra <!-- --> e lo stesso codice viene cmq eseguito


This could be more descriptive as: `"""Restart the broker and ensure the pulp services re-establish their connections"""`


Эти три строчки должны быть в css файле. А здесь должен сетаться только класс.


indeed thx will fix


Je pense que tu es allé trop vite... Seul le premier fichier est replacé par l'API.


how about `csv, json, jsonl, or text [parseable by grok](adapters/parsers/index.md)`


It would be great to reuse L#96 - L#120 so that this test and the other test could use it.


Definitely! One day it will be part of Atom :wink:


If you're removing the dependency, then just remove it, don't comment it


This can be inside the `try` block (smallest scope)


Return directly on previous line


Let's go over the new Socket.io configuration file. First, you required the necessary dependencies, and then you used the io.use() configuration method to intercept the handshake process. In your configuration function, you used the Express cookie-parser module to parse the handshake request cookie and retrieve the Express sessionId. Then, you used the connect-mongo instance to retrieve the session information from the MongoDB storage. Once you retrieved the session object, you used the passport.initialize() and passport.session() middleware to populate the session's user object according to the session information. If a user is authenticated, the handshake middleware will call the next() callback and continue with the socket initialization; otherwise, it will use the next() callback in a way that informs Socket.io that a socket connection cannot be opened. This means that only authenticated users can open a socket communication with the server and prevent unauthorized connections to your Socket.io server.


Yeah, it was pretty simple ☺ thanks


@Ichimonji10 These tests which start/stop services are not parallelizable. How are we parallelizing tests these days? What can we do to have parallel tasks run and have ones like this marked as non-parallelizable.


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Right now it's being tested at [0, 5], so you might want to reschedule.


What if this checked `.git/config` or something so it wasn't directory name dependent?


@Ichimonji10 Note the Service class should be able to be re-used for the very-similar Database reconnect issue:  https://github.com/PulpQE/pulp-smash/issues/63


I know this is unlikely to happen, but printing the stack trace and moving on isn't a good error handling code path. You can probably let that exception bubble up, and higher levels will know what to do with it.


@andypoorman :)


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s/Then/The ?


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Woah!


what are you doing


Bugfix: TagParser.java line 813 included


it doesn't work anymore


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nie pamiętam już po co mi to było ;-)


Let's shorten like this:
```
The grok parser exposes the ability to parse incoming data using the grok rules which are supported by [logstash](https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/logstash/current/plugins-filters-grok.html).
```
The adapters are covered in next sentence.

Is it true that you cannot define grok rules for juttle that aren't supported by logstash?

By the way, logstash documentation language is rather surprising:
```
Grok is currently the best way in logstash to parse crappy unstructured log data
```


Nah, I would just rather go with an custom monospace font that includes a couple of sprites for Nyan Cat.


I'll do it.


Ah, makes sense. Thanks.


Общие замечания:
- Код идет в одной куче. Было бы хорошо разбивать его на логические "куски". Например, функции. Сейчас существует одна единственная функция addItem() за которой идет выполняемый код. Даже эти два блока можно было бы разделить пустрой строкой для более удобного восприятия.
- Создай простую структуру проекта:
index.html
js\Todo.js
css\Todo.css


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Thanks! Could you have a look at `test.js`? I think a recent commit might've caused a issue with ava:

https://travis-ci.org/sindresorhus/shell-path/jobs/103210000

```
 1. Uncaught Exception
  Error: .end() called more than once
    test.js:8:5
```


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I also do that.


Shortening:
```
parsing certain log types is very easy. The following juttle parses a syslog file using a built-in rule:
```


Wouldn't it better be in `test/spec_helper.rb` or the like?


@gavin-scott File looks good to me. Need to run gradle rpm, in jenkins job after your commit. One question, is the rpm_vendor shall be "Dell,  Inc." for the open source?


LGTM.


Let's make clear why the text ends up in a field called 'message', is that the default if you don't set a field name in -pattern ?


s/Lets/Let's/


Good! I am updating packing manually as we speak.. :)
Now, I can wait on your update...


Thank you... worked great! :-)


@BDrescher
Opening a pull-request for discussion and review instead of just committing the code would have been better. For example, the code currently doesn't give a useful error message if the plugin isn't installed and also contains no documentation about the existence of the plugin.


We lost the information about type confusion.  Maybe "The specific flaw was a type confusion bug identified in the [...]"


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Your idea is better!

I think we still have a background process doing the work (and holding all the gradients in memory or something - O(#games) isn't too bad as long as the data per game is small). The background process can accept requests from the main server to compute and quickly push out the results an Newton step for a player (and for the players most influenced by that player), which shouldn't take too long to compute. It just computes and pushes out Newton steps as you suggested when it doesn't have important requests. Maybe it will take a few seconds to see your rating update after a game, but that seems pretty ok.


This seems a bit inaccurate. As far as I can see from the service file, the only configuration read in /etc/mopidy is /etc/mopidy/mopidy.conf, while there may be more in /usr/share/mopidy/conf.d.


Altnames should just be an empty array when there are no additional names. Otherwise, the "none" string will get displayed.


Replace init script with service?


Let's reword to something like this:
```
the best approach to building up the custom grok rule is to add pattern components one at a time, starting with:
```


`send_email = request.POST.get('send_email') == 'on'`


I thought that the one-time fee should go to the DAO, and counted in `reaward`.


external_links should also just be an empty array.  For impact you could use the same standard line that is used for some of the other kernel privesc bugs: "Local privilege escalation to kernel/root from an unprivileged app"


@Nadahar great job. I didn't find that problem because my TV doesn't support audio so I never tested it. Now I see that the problem is bigger. The Cover Art is not working when is used MediaInfo which doesn't support it.


Another rewording,
```
Iterating on the rule by adding more pattern elements, we arrived at the pattern:
```


I guess... but I tried to make that clear by the early assert()... But yeah, feel free to fix in a later commit ;-)


please insert linebreak


Not necessarily for the doc, but for my understanding, how is NOTSPACE different from WORD?


The type in the instantiation is not necessary, it's type inferred -- one of the very few language features of java :D


s/our data/our parsed data/


Same comments about type inference here


Or rather, I think I found an issue in async usage. I'll silence the error callbacks.


I am a nice comment


That works.


I don't understand this. Now 'cache is bound to a symbol, and you want to take the cdr of it? Shouldn't there be a table or alist or something in there to save the prepared function objects? In the example you link the load-time-value was of a cons, so that makes sense, but it looked like it only has the capacity to cache the last item in that case.

I can't help but thinking about the original way I had this when I started integrating FSBV into CFFI, as a property on the function name. Shouldn't an implementation have thread safety built-in in that case?


Actually, it's the new AVA version catching a bug in the code: https://github.com/sindresorhus/shell-path/commit/fa8da5252409a4ad9c4272a865594d9282644e00


You mean 'early' right?


Abstände sind keine gute Idee in Namen von Tabellen, Views etc.


- По стилям: стили для компонента лучше организововать вокруг определенного контейнера, в котором этот компонент будет жить. В нашем случае - это .todoList. Стиль для li указан глобально для всех лишек на странице. Его нужно перенести внутрь .todoList класса.


Since this is tutorial-like anyway, should we add the target juttle we alluded to upfront? Maybe like this:

For example, the juttle program to list the top three most upgraded packages would be:
```
cat /var/log/dpkg.log | juttle -e "read stdio -format 'grok' -pattern '%{TIMESTAMP_ISO8601:time} %{WORD:cmd} %{NOTSPACE:subcmd} %{NOTSPACE:pkg_name} %{NOTSPACE:pkg_version}' | filter cmd = 'upgrade' | reduce count() by pkg_name | sort count -desc | head 3"
```


Totally OT, but any reason we're using `exec` [here](https://github.com/sindresorhus/shell-path/blob/96f75788ab96911592376b978ad1124c4e158f04/index.js#L61) and not `execFile`?


Wenn du Aggregation-Functions (also COUNT, SUM etc.) brauchst und kein GROUP BY definiert, resultiert dies in einem GROUP BY NULL wodurch alles gruppiert wird.


Let's reverse the quotes. If we're trying to stick with single quotes in all code, then quotes inside the juttle should be single, and quotes around the program would be double.


My Commit Comment


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Okay, so that was a brainfart :/


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I see no reason it not to be, I'll include that in my upcoming commit.


When I add a new hotkey, the injector would crash because the new hotkey was not in my existing config.ini. The only "fix" was deleting my old config.ini (which is subsequently restored from default), thus deleting any hotkeys I may have changed. This patch rectifies the situation.


Examples of this occuring in the wild:

https://bukkit.org/threads/weird-error.107442/

https://bukkit.org/threads/weird-error.107442/

I personally see this about once a week.


Test comment


Please change


I know - tough call: I always work to make wording 100% consistent everywhere, to avoid any possible ambiguity from the start ("Never 2 expressions for the very same thing").
- So having "Final destination" everywhere is unnecessarily clumsy, particularly for the many users who never use intermediates, they would always see "final" with for no obvious reason.
- And using "Intermediate points" here and "Intermediate destinations" (which is more precise) elsewhere creates exactly the ambiguity I am trying to avoid. From what I see, the issue exists mainly in English, most other languages seem to have short (and often single) words for "Intermediate destination".

I think we could leave it as is now?


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Not sure what's wrong here. I will have another look at it tomorrow.
The jQuery event doesn't work because jQuery binds event callbacks to the event target (so ```this.element``` is undefined).


Understood; I'll use issues from now on. Thanks for the fast reply.


You have book keeping in all malloc implementations, in fact IMO it's bad / wrong to implicitly free on realloc(p, 0).


Autofac.Integration.WebApi, Version=3.4.0.0 missing :(


Arguably we should be sending the id_token_hint here... I opened an issue for myself https://github.com/IdentityServer/IdentityServer3.Samples/issues/220


btw, the reason for int(____)'ing the health percentage was to make sure HP dropped to 99% even with a 1 dmg hit. round() brings 99.5% up to 100%. Guess in my code int() was simply acting as floor().


like the rspec reporter


serviceNetwork/clusterNetwork is only used in OnEndpointsUpdate() and we know that SetBaseEndpointsHandler() is always called before OnEndpointsUpdate(), so we will not have an issue here. Prefer adding a comment in the Registry declaration so that it's not misused once we get the registry object.


the idea is that load-time-value will produce a cons cell instance for each defcun instance, where it can store its own libffi descriptor in the cdr the first time it gets called. that way the worst that can happen is that two threads/cpu's calculate the descriptor and one of them gets GC'd.

i have some hacking energies, shall i implement it?


"spawned" child process (not "spawning")


Thanks Ruth! I clearly suck at Markdown hahahaha :100: :heart:


O que é esses comentários perdidos aqui?


Thanks Vadim!


Do we test the tests? :wink:


We don't need to move namespaceOfPodIP initialization to SetBaseEndpointsHandler(). There is no dependency and StartNode()-->VNIDStartNode()-->GetPods() expects namespaceOfPodIP map to be initialized.


FactoryGirl?


Nice idea !


Sorry about not thinking about performing a null check.  I didn't think there was a possible scenario for AssociatedObject would be null.


from the grok patterns file:
```
WORD \b\w+\b
NOTSPACE \S+
```
where from regex `\w stands for "word character". It always matches the ASCII characters [A-Za-z0-9_].` so it doesn't include symbols.


I don't find this sentence "streaming data to and from its resources"... what are "resources"? ... to be comprehensible. How about: Among other things, this allows its standard streams to be configured by the parent process.


Não caberia um unit test aqui?


But still,there are 1000s of errors. Now there's one in the cockpit. . .i'm
just tired of this.

There should be a base file to connect both versions,GE and RR. Also,in
FG,in the aircraft menue,it's not 787-9 ,but 787-8 and I just can't find
where to fix that.

So,maybe the best thing to do would be to simply drop it,and start
over,this time with 110% fixed 787-8 not half broken.

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Hmm, interesting. I was simply silencing the compiler, lol. IMHO, I think it might be better to let round do its thing on floats. Then, when going to display the number on screen (via printf, or w/e), that's when you truncate. It keeps the precision for any math operations up to that point.


so strange i don't understand why is not selecting the td, im going to check the code again and report back thanks


I think so, i.e. we're the vendor that is packaging it. I based this on the values used for the Fedora ipxe rpms which list Fedora as the vendora and packager.  (Note we can't directly use the fedora rpms as they are rpms containing ipxe binaries, not the ipxe source).


stdin/out/err are technically C FILE objects, and as such calling them streams is not far off base, but descriptors are not in general described as "streams", and don't have to be attached to anything "stream like": you can pass a fd for a UDP connection to a child... that isn't a stream. I'd say: Indices 3 and up are non-standard and their use depends on the application being spawned.


On further thought: scratch what I said about the single function - that's all that's needed when the foreign funcall is expanded. But the cdr still seems wrong. Seems like (load-time-value (cons 'prepared-function-cache nil) nil) is the right thing. Now when the lisp function is re-entered, is that cache still there, or does it have to be re-prepared?


Yeah, keeping it as a float and then dropping precision on the last step would probably be best.


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Valeri, I suggest complex solution. I think in this particular case the std::remove_if is better fit to this purpose


So users don't get accidentally screwed when we make breaking changes to the gem API.


@tafsiri - i accidently put this in the master branch instead of a separate one - but I wanted to get your take on my attempt to pull in the keyword in context component.


I am a nice comment


Нее, так просто ты не отделаешься. Для каждого типа сообщений необходимо собрать человекочитаемую строку, которую потом ты прокинешь в шаблон вёрстки. Эти строки можно вынести в отдельный файл, как это будет с шаблоном сообщений, а можно просто определить в IEventInfo метод Describe() или read-only свойство Description, которое бы возвращало человекочитаемую строку для каждого наследника IEventInfo.


Changing the default_slow_mask to 0x1a might circumvent the inconsistent mode error as the 5422 chipset uses the a7 cores as primary nodes.


Ship It!


Не надо, оставляй // assert no exception


Добавь трёхсекундный Timeout: [Timeout(3000)] вроде бы


Yeah I see your point. Unit tests should of course foremost test functionality. However something to produce output on failures etc. is also some kind of functionality (thats my point here) but i totally agree with you that testing for some specific magic logs is quite bad. meejahs suggestion seems quite reasonable.


I reschedule it. Should I stop this test, or let it finish?


убери значения по умолчанию


Good point.   I'll add that in.


I remember and forget that feature from time to time. I end up writing `ClassName.this.x` to overcome shadowing, when I could just use self.


You should move this outside the forEach, there's no need to run it every iteration of the angular.forEach loop.


These commented out lines can be removed now.


what did you change on that line?
also changing anything on runtime is a waste of time
since it's anyways very far behind.


Confluence use port 8090 as default to serve it's application through. Thank you for the report, i'll fix this as soon as I get some free time.


I am not a statistical expert, but probably stop it to prevent type I errors from increasing too much (in case the [0, 5] test passes).


`command_verbosity` and `command_decoration` can be empty, the `hasParameter()` function is used with these parameters so it's not necessary to define them.


Why do you split the function in two if you don't add the check for scipy import?


That's pretty sweet. I'd like to move OC guids to TC guids at some point. That way DB updates would be synonymous almost. Besides the WotLK ones.


All packages in place! Quit a lot ...
Admin seem to intefere with Core and IdentityManager.

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5518103/12404278/646ba460-be3a-11e5-9142-00bb0921f28b.png)


I have prbem updating ACL. Here is what I'm trying to achieve
User1:A
User2:B

I have uploaded to file as user A and trying to grant read access to user B. It doesn't work though GUI says ACL successfully updated


You need spaces around `*`.  You can also drop the parentheses around -1.


can't we use += ? should really try to avoid the copy each time if possible...


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s/upgrade/upgraded


Ok sounds good to me too. Stopped it, and re-submitted with the correct bounds.


s/arrived/arrive (everything is present tense so this should be too)


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In which case, round() should be there at all >.<
I'll clean it up in another commit after I go through all the float/int conversions again.


Hi @fincs ,

I'm not sure if it is the right place for this quesiton, Sorry if not...

Is this version supports directives? I'm currently using v1.1.11.01 and did not upgrade for sime time because directives were not supported by the master version. I'm a bit confused with this.

Thanks,

Jean


Updated README.  Fixes #1.


No reason


How will adding that line do that?


WHOOPS


Regardless the state of this pull-request, is cisco proprietary for all the files here?


Testing, give me a moment.


@nwmcsween You're entitled to your opinion.  Your opinion is wrong.


Yes, there are many cases where the associated object can be null, specifically when the action is attached to objects that are not visual objects, so they are not added to the visual tree.  Thinking back, I think this is why we went with using GetWindows(this).


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Just cruising by and seeing what others have done.

BTW: Renew is bad. I had the same thought as you I believe but I did the math and found: For any given body size (3 to 50) and cost, the ticks and energy cost to renew a creep from dead to full health is always greater than or equal to the base cost of the creep.

The only advantage that I can come up with is that you can use it as a strategic stop gap to lengthen the distance a creep can travel and time to do battle. Other than that, a waste of... well... everything that matters. Ticks(that could be used to create new creeps), energy(ditto), and most important: CPU.


Thanks a lot for your comment!
Maybe I will get this corrected one day :-)

P.S.
I am happy to merge PR's too :-)


Ага, забыла главное — поместить row в контейнер.


You're right. Fixing this now.


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looks good.


I think you have a spelling error... you mean canola


Feel free to replace this if you have a more elegant solution to running two async functions in parallel.


There's the `master` branch and the `edge` branch.
The `edge` branch is the one with the latest "experimental changes which includes the "directives" feature.


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that would mean a massive rewrite of the guids.. thats a horrible job im afraid, or you should use TC database, synch it ( read take out the columns that we dont/need on the tables ) then take out the wotlk spawns which coould be rather easy with a query that looks for ID in creature table that is NOT in creature_template... that would then be the most easiest way i think... i hope...


Sure it's fine @nitriques - but what does it do?


pearsonClosest() looks to do with expectations around NaN handling :
`a.Values[i] = math.NaN()`
-and-
`ref[0].Values[i] = math.NaN()`.

This test expects the default value of the test builder (0) - but since they're IsAbsent == true at those points the value is meaningless and we've altered it in the function to allow downstream functions to work on single array(s).


I was planning to switch to promises and use [execa](https://github.com/sindresorhus/execa) eventually (feel free if you'd like to do it). Just don't have the time right now. That will make it nicer. This is good for now.


Does this fix the RAM consumption bug, where you can only use up to ~40% of GPU RAM because memory consumption more than doubles at the first epoch and then remains at ~90% thereafter? I was meaning to get around to asking about that since it would seriously get in the way of adding more layers / adding more filters / using bigger inputs, but if you've fixed it already, great!


If this doesn't work, next step is to rename the OfflinePlayer class


Do we need a custom comparator instead of `reflect.DeepEqual()` ?


Makes sense.  But if the object isn't visual then is there really a benefit to setting the Owner?

My apologies for breaking the build.  I'll be more careful next time.


Agree.
Jenkins job has been created here:
http://10.35.178.152:8080/job/AsmNextTrunk_RpmIpxe/


@jimmyjames looks good, please merge.


This is invalid with my latest changes to upstream - and this pattern in general is flawed.  This should not be required and #17922 undoes this reqt.


+1 to `execa`. For promises, do we want a polyfill or are we fine with dropping node 0.10 support (in a semver-major)?


We shouldn't have to do this - this is a bug in how registered has been created.


Hi,

I added the gem simplecov.

The refactor is an Rubocop offense.

In every rake, simplecov calculate's the coverage, in coverage/index.html.
Now you can register to https://coveralls.io and put the badge in the Readme.

Regards!


can you revert the `composer.json`? The linebreak at the end of the file is included in nearly every codestyle^^


Jose Luis,
  Cool!

Can you please describe how you drive this bug, and what happens when you do?  Code would be fantastic.

-blake


I was thinking requiring Node.js >=4 (so no polyfill needed), as the main use for this is Electron which is already on latest Node.js. That way we could use some nice ES2015 syntax too. In a semver-major.


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Adding version is a :+1: from me, but I fail to see why plugin authors should be in the config file


Do you use `onResultClick` or `onResultEnter`? Also does it work with `html()`? Maybe put a `debugger` just after `selectedOne` to check its value. And make sure your index which is currently 1 is correct. If there is only one column the index should be 0.


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r+


I squashed this branch and I'm about to rebase it on top of the master


ça a rien changer pour moi sur les cube :/ , par contre ca ram sévère ^^, j'etais a fond avant sur le menu et sur les logo la je suis a 5 fps xd


It's different in newest k8s, there are no such checks anymore, so this will be removed.


Alright! Oh, and do you prefer keeping callback support (by checking for an arg) when adding promise?


That seems reasonable to me. I'll make the same change as well. :+1:


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/graydon/stellar-core/commit/7f967b2dba7ea8fe8a37d2f1d039c238557fdd73


merging graydon/stellar-core/same-time-event-ordering = 7f967b2d into auto


graydon/stellar-core/same-time-event-ordering = 7f967b2d merged ok, testing candidate = 777e94ad


It's the new way for returning the value to be inserted into the table in the publish view :)


*facepalm* ...awkward return statement. :sweat_smile:


Nah, all in with promises is better.


*facepalm* :sweat_smile:


Although I can't share my full code I think this serves as a general idea. What I did was the following:

Activity A:
```
someMethod() {
  SyncAdapter.requestSync()
  finish()
  startActivity(ActivityB.class)
}
```

Activity B:

```
onResume() {
  SyncAdapter.requestSync()
}
```

(I know that sequence ugly, fixing that as well)

What happened was that the `SyncAdapter` was being instantiated but the `onPerformSync` method was not being called. I suppose it could be because the service was bound to the previous instance, but that's just speculation.

So I made these modifications (using the docs as a base) and it worked.


Okay, I'll see to adding promises soon, thanks!


Although you've declared your `<img>` as a block element it actually is not one. In this case you would want to wrap it in a `<div>` or other block element tag.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Block-level_elements


hm, thats a bit too much removed. F.e. the table will overflow on small devices. Just use http://getbootstrap.com/css/#tables-responsive instead?


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I don't think this should be in our repo. Can we set it as an environment variable in heroku?


Missing " after string


Tuesday is January 19th; today is the 18th.


Event date


Мені ця штука не подобається -- код стає менш зручним для портування.
Як варіант -- винести у конфіг.


I'd argue that this line is too long but then, there is line 29…


> CRTP

Given that the next thing I'm going to look at is a way to override `reference_t` for "cursors with only write" - so that, e.g., `reference_t<counted_iterator<I>>` and `reference_t<common_iterator<I, S>>` can be `reference_t<I>` when `!InputIterator<I>()` - that doesn't sound terrible. It would obviate the need for such a facility, as well as the `operator->` ("arrow") and `operator++(int)` ("post_increment") hooks.

I assume you mean "CRTP instead of mixins" and not "CRTP in addition to mixins." Three layers seems excessive, and off the top of my head I can't see that mixin+CRTP provides any capability that CRTP alone cannot.


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Thanks @joedf . Got it. Great!

And is this the latest reference/doc about directives?
http://fincs.ahk4.net/Ahk2ExeDirectives.htm


If the return code of the `git branch` command is non-zero the returned value will be `None`. However, if the return code was `0` then a python list (which can be empty `[]`) is always returned.


Thanks!

Even I don’t like using overrides.

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One of the points of layouts is so you can override specific display behaviors without needing to add options to the core, so this could be achieved by just copying the layout to the override location in your site template folder and removing the count span. But ... I'll go ahead and merge it. :)

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Forgot to mention this in the commit, but this is untested at this moment.


Great!


What is this?


These titles should be bold as per the guidelines.


Опиши, що ти робиш далі (додай відповідний коментар). Не як саме це реалізовано, а що саме відбувається.
Бо з ходу зрозуміти не так вже й просто.


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if the branch is merged, shouldn't `-d`enough, instead of `-D` ?


I agree that CRTP can do it all, but using CRTP can be crummy. You have to forward constructors, for instance. For the majority of cases, mixins work and ... are also crummy, but maybe less so. Maybe. I'm undecided.


Alternative could be to abbreviate to "Intermediate dest." here, as this string only affects this screen.


This impedes performance as true is a constant.


@jeffbaumes Correct me if this has changed, but I believe 3.0 was supposed to be reserved for prior to entering pilot and after the SUG. v2.5 was for entering the SUG.

If this has changed, please let me know what the new plan is.


Overall, nice job on your quiz, Dylan. I just saw a couple of slight adjustments to make. Keep up the good work!


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Wtf, I use 5.2 🔫🔪


Good stuff, thanks!

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Kanger


Also, If anyone notices this and has alternative fixes that are better practice, please let me know. I'm simply dabbling to get better while maybe being useful.


_fontSpacing is always 0 here
(I understand that this is probably WIP code, just making a note)


It's my fault.  I should have actually opened the PR and tested it locally and ran the tests.  That's my bad.  Our integrated AppVeyor build didn't flag it so I thought it was good.  It was such a simple change :)


I can add it back in. 5.2 is outdated by 5.3 and 6.0.  Figured no one uses
it?

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I don't think we have tried building for windows in over 5 years.  I don't
think the code has changed a ton, but I have no idea what the build process
was.
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Ok. I will leave that to you as I can't follow asyncio at all. I'm not a very good programmer, just self taught. Thanks.


Why?


Compilation fails with this module but works fine with the one shipped with CMake by default.


Ha! Nice one.


I think what he was looking for here and on the subsequent lines is the actual `<header>` tag. You should be good just wrapping your `<h4>` in them.


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Shouldn't these `-W` paths have a 'scheme'? You're checking for it in https://github.com/ntamas/letsencrypt/commit/14e86f8a9c8202077e9b9ee5128c422e77ab8b85#diff-34e24ad70efdef84982e4ea6fb86295eR105 so it would make sense the help text reflects that.


You know that those methods are probably defined globally and accessible from other gems?

Imho it is much better to define them as lambdas and have them as local variables in the block scope.
Or define them on some module of Slacistrano, so they don't pollute global namespace.


oops!! ya, duh

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I think there's a couple of creature IDs that got replaced with wotlk npcs, ecspecially the early nexus zone NPCs! I believe OCDB is based off an old old TDB version anyway, so it might not be that difficult.. in fact I can import most of their SQL fixes relating to GUIDs with ease. It's mostly their recent stuff where they've deleted blackwing lair and respawned it or deleted aq20/40 and respawned it entirely where we have guid mismatch


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thanks  ra0o0f
i have a question.your code can  set caption for image?
overview do telegram api have  this method?