/*

*/
html {
	background-color: #eee;
	height: 100%;
}

body {
	height: 100%;
	font-family: Verdana,Arial;
	font-size: 16px;
}
body > #container {
	height: auto;
}
#container {
	min-height: 100%;
	height: 100%;
	width: 600px;
	margin:0 auto;
	padding: 0 10px;
	background-color: #fff;
	box-shadow: 0 0 3px rgba(0,0,0,0.5%)

}

#header {
	margin-bottom: 15px;
}

#menu {
	margin-bottom: 15px;
	overflow: hidden;
}

#main {
	overflow: hidden;
	margin-bottom: 15px;
}
#contents {
	float: left;
	width: 400px;
}
#sidebar {
	float: right;
	width: 180px;
}

#footer {
	font-size: 14px;
	color: #888;
	text-align: center;
	border-top: 1px solid #888;
	padding: 15px 0 15px;
}

#menu ul>li {
	float: left;
	width: 100px;
	font-size: 13px;
	text-align: center;
	padding: 4px;
	background: #ccc;
	margin-right: 10px;
	border-radius: 4px;
	text-shadow: 0 1px 0 #fff;
}

#menu ul>li:hover {
	background: #ddd;
}
#menu ul>li>a {
	text-decoration: none;
	display: block;
}
h2, h3 {
	font-weight: bold;
}
h2 {
	font-size: 16px;
	border-left: 5px solid #ccc;
	padding: 3px 0 3px 10px;
	margin-bottom: 10px;
}
h3 {
	border-bottom: 1px solid #ccc;
	padding: 3px;
	margin-bottom: 10px;
}
p {
	margin-bottom: 14px;
}

ul.products {
	margin-bottom: 15px;
}
ul.products>li {
	overflow: hidden;
	margin-bottom: 10px;
	padding-bottom: 10px;
	border-bottom: 1px dotted #ccc;
}
ul.products>li:last-child {
	border:none;
}
ul.products>li>img {
	float: left;
	width: 60px;
}
ul.products>li>p {
	margin-left: 70px;
	font-size: 13px;
}

div.sample {
	float: right;
	width: 66px;<!-- img画像の幅にpadding2pxで
	両側で4pxとborderの1pxで2px,
	あわせて6px分をたす。-->
	margin-left: 10px;
	position: relative;
}
div.sample>p {
	font-size: 10px;
}
div.sample>img {
	padding: 2px;
	background: #fff;
	border: 1px solid #aaa;
}
.badge {
	background: red;
	color: white;
	font-size: 10px;
	padding: 2px 4px 3px;
	position: absolute;
	top: -3px;
	right: -3px;
}

ul.submenu>li {
	background: url('favicon.ico') no-repeat;
	padding: 0 10px 20px 35px;
}

/*#left {
	background: pink;
	float: left;
	width: 100px;
	padding: 10px;
}

#center {
	background: orange;
	margin-left: 100px;
	margin-right: 100px;
	padding: 10px;
}

#right {
	background: purple;
	float: right;
	width: 100px;
	padding: 10px;
}*/


probably can be reduced to 2MB


This is not even maintainable.

Correct optimization here should be a one-liner:  `memcpy(&RDRAM[i], &ROM[i], PI_WR_LEN_REG);`, where the standard intrinsic will either produce the SIMD mass-move instructions for us or call the centrally optimized function to arrange when to use SSE or AVX to do this for us in a clean way that doesn't interfere with the function's cache space (on sane platforms at least, much unlike Windows, where `memcpy` may very well be slower than hand-writing one's own loop of SSE).

Of course, the only thing hindering that direct `memcpy` method of optimization from being done is that the byte order is incorrect.  Fixing the byte order can be done but not if changes like this allow the dependency to excel even further.  Rather than magnifying the issue, I would say it should just be fixed.


fix errors in jslint


the enc is  only supported in the AP-806 standalone board which we dont plan to mainline
better remove it. it was a fallback interface


Thanks for the fast feedback. It works on my old iMac mid 2010 under Win10!
Only the AMD FirePro W5000 here in the office should be replaced... it has no GL_ARB_buffer_storage extension, which is neccessary by OGL4UniformBuffer.


packages/apps/OmniSwitch/res/values/styles.xml:31: error: Error retrieving parent for item: No resource found that matches the given name '@android:style/Theme.Material.DayNight'


Не нужно создавать юзера, если он уже есть и не активный (письмо не дошло и пользователь опять логин-пароль ввел)


What's happening here?


this CPU topology represents ap-806 Z1.
in A0 we have 2 clusters with 2 CPUs each.
so reg = <0x1>

do we plan to mainline the Z1 or A0 ?


Исправлено, ок


you can join :
else if(params.method === request.method.GET && options.data)


same comment about cpu tolopolgy


Sweeeeeet


They are here because they were present in the original clock driver. Even if they are not used, I think it makes sense to expose the various clocks of the HW.


Скорей всего инициализировать надо при старте, а тут только данные подсовывать


You're doing the test on the first loop iteration, which means the second entry (ie clebs[1]) is initialized to zero (allocated with kzalloc()), and if the first entry is containing LEB 0 of volume 0, then you fall in this case.


Agreed, I will change that.


In API none. Both take path to a file (e.g. tarball, rpm, file). Inside, BinaryStorage get file's content (binary) and stores the content into e.g. database. DirectoryStorage does not get file's content, it "just" stores the file into a directory. And here ``DirectoryStorage`` would be ``FilesystemsStorage`` if using your terminology.


> Or two more lines shorter

Assigment in logical statenents shiuld generally be avoided though.


typo? `highligh`


Oh, my bad.


@kwonoj

> would you able to squash this commit

Of course!

How about https://github.com/saneyuki/RxJS/commit/3f9cd2ca56397e4558b8e0777f49b8427f192092 ?  should we leave it?


How about forcing users to make an active choice here? This seems very brittle to me, since Globalize might be included for some other reason. SInce this migration will be copied to the project it's included in, you could just abort the migration here with a message telling the user to either remove the abort code or return early. WDYT?


this port should come disabled by default.
it is not supported by any board AFAIK


It works on my Windows 7 machine.


create a variable that saves the serialized data and after the if/else make the string concat:
var data;
if(options.data instanceof Object) {
data = corbel.utils.toURLEncoded(.....)
} else {
     request.serialize(options.data, ....., function(serialized) {
             data = serialized;
      }
}
params.url += '?' + data;


Simply because I modeled the driver implementation to be similar to the GICv2m, but I can indeed change that.


I'll see if I can put it outside. I don't really see why it couldn't, maybe with the exception of initialization ordering issues.


Right.


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> How about 3f9cd2c ? should we leave it?

: Yes, I think that commit's fine.


Then why did I spend so much time on supporting the ODMI interrupts ? Is some other device going to use them, or is it so useless that it is not even worth submitting the ODMI driver to mainline ?


Indeed, thanks for spotting!


@jozzi05
> delete @Test tag above test
> profit


Lemiesz się przyjebał, to cza było poprawić.


I don't know if it's a convention, but it seems like a good idea, so I'll change it according to your suggestion.


Do you sure about decode/encode? After you response about node idiomatic, I think createXStream is very appropriate.


I don't mean to sound critical on this because I usually don't push summary text inside my commits either (if not just the PR description), but IMO this would be the ideal time to throw a talk about how we did the math and explain how we came to the conclusion.  Regardless of how many seconds or minutes I could compare this to see if it's accurate or it, it teaches everybody including your own self more to teach the explanation aloud on why a change like this is stable.  Because I have a feeling not everybody will be able to contribute to the fixes and accuracy of the emulator if they have to understand this newer version instead, which was likely based on a broken loop by zilmar to begin with.


Good workaround for armcc.

It does open up a potential failure if someone included both ns_types.h and stdalign.h - our definitions could clash with the real stdalign.h if someone included both. That's why the "standard" include was ordered first.

So is there a reason we can't keep the standard above the __GNUC__?


Thanks Nikolai - my bad I think...


Sure, of course.


Hmm, yeah. I agree that we should refrain from introducing a very different set of arguments.

But as you analyzed, requiring a ArrayBufferView shouldn't be a good idea. The only things the underlying byte source may alter are the contents starting from view.offset and buffer (as it may get transferred). So, accepting the number of bytes written and buffer reference is basically the simplest and ideal (in terms of not receiving invariants) set.

Experimentally implemented your suggestion: 033248191df78b299a643f2e1bc33172472c1dd1


Actually I would not even run into this case, because later the SQL exception makes it clear that a contain has been forgotten.


@tresf as a dev using this software, i would be extremely happy with that solution. That would allow for setting the number of re-connection attempts or even bypassing the re-connection entirely i would guess. And it would also keep me out of messing with the API myself, which i think would be best for all hehe.


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I did the choice arbitrarily since anyway the board I have on my desk has neither an 7040 or a 8040, but a special chip with only the AP part. I'll change to 7040 if it's indeed the first one to arrive.


"i".


Have you made any progress on this `along.f`?  I'm interested!


レビューをお願いします（TEST）


ca compile pas:

g++    -c -o main.o main.cpp
g++    -c -o intercom.o intercom.cpp
g++    -c -o FPS_GT511Linux.o FPS_GT511Linux.cpp
cc    -c -o rs232.o rs232.c
cc    -c -o db.o db.c
cc    -c -o req.o req.c
g++    -c -o scanner.o scanner.cpp
scanner.cpp: In constructor ‘Scanner::Scanner(char*, int, bool, const char*, const char*, EEventType, int, int, int, int, int, int, int)’:
scanner.cpp:372:14: error: ‘_pin_emergency_button’ was not declared in this scope
     pinMode (_pin_emergency_button, INPUT);
              ^
<builtin>: recipe for target 'scanner.o' failed
make: *** [scanner.o] Error 1


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:-( bit embarrassing, also did it twice while refactorign too much too late. Pushed a fix now. Cheers for that


Yep.


There is no need to mention me (or anyone probably) in something like this. doing so will send me an email, and take me 5 minutes to figure out what is going on.

If it's something that I need to know about, or is funny or something, then please mention me.

Or, if you really want to credit me but not notify me use "Dominic Tarr" and not @dominictarr because that won't send me an email.


Weired test.


I am not sure what you mean by "specific flavor" of the board. If you're talking about all the possible "jumpers" on 39x to use the SERDES lanes for different purposes, then I see two options:

 1/ Just plan the various possibilities in one single DT, and chose one reasonable configuration as the default for which your mark the nodes as "status = okay", and keep the other nodes "status = disabled" with some comments explaining when to enable what.

 2/ Have a cooperation with the bootloader, which knows which SERDES lane is enabled in which mode, and which tunes the DT accordingly.

In my experience, cooperation with the Marvell U-Boot has been very very difficult. Marvell U-Boot does changes to the FDT that are only valid with the DT bindings designed internally in Marvell, and they often do not match with the DT bindings that really end up in the mainline. So while (2) would provide the best user experience, I am not sure it will work in practice, unless a better cooperation with the developers of Marvell U-Boot is put in place.

(1) is not super nice, but since we are talking about development boards for advanced users, it's also not a big deal to change the DT, since such users are supposed to know what they are doing.


This is an auto generated css which will automatically add between STYLES tag


could've been made better by creating elements with $("<div>").attr("","") ...

but hey - it works!


This is an auto generated js which will automatically add between SCRIPTS tag


My datasheet calls it AP806 everywhere, except the name of the PDF itself which is FS_APN8xx.pdf. But your original code was using APN pretty much everywhere, which I've changed to AP in most places, but probably forgot a few.


-Rating mail will be sent when a stage of a task/issue is changed.
-Rating mail will be sent periodically on a task/issue.


ACK.


Indeed, will fix.


But I don't think this is searching for literal backslash. I think it is just searching for the " and is using the backslash to escape it.


why did you move those down? now I get a lot of undefined in the code above this


With
```scala
try {
  extension.journalConfigFor(journalPluginId).getInt("max-message-batch-size")
  log.warning("'max-message-batch-size' is deprecated.")
} catch {
  case _: ConfigException.Missing => // OK
}
```
you can get rid of the setting.


It is deprecated because it has no further use... you can call the build-method by yourself.

Proxy: this is an unrelated topic.. can you open an issue for that?


:astonished:


Yes, I discovered this change yesterday will reviewing the latest changes in your Git repo. I think we should mainline A0 support only. I will change the patch to use the A0 CPU topology, and will keep a "hack" patch on my side to keep things working on my Z1. Sounds OK ?


Works for me. Thank you!


operation?


str? expression?


should return `this` as `Base.prototype.mixin` do?


Right. In fact both ports should be disabled by default, and then enabled by the board .dts file. Thanks for spotting this!


I am not sure if this is the right way to display comments to the user. Seems that tty-prompt does not handle longwinded comments.


that's the new Oxford English spelling lol. jk

thanks for the heads up!


This is an example to test the CSS. You can see how it looks in `/static/styleguide/`


Main.cpp is the interface that follow c-style. It is not supposed to have any class definitions. Only the interface functions for the extension point should go here.


&asyalogo:hover;
{
color:#fff;
width:500px;

}


why on earth are you merging this ?
Clearly this IP should not be in the code, it's not reachable outside your network.


No magic contain, please :) Cake 3 was the release in which we reduce the black magic, it is difficult to explain that only for this method selecting a column from an association will contain that model


we are explicitely setting the inv_table in the sws context to ITU709 or ITU601 when converting YUV to RGB, so the right colorspace matrix is used, and as far as I can see in the ffmpeg code (yuv2rgb.c), the values are never linearized or delinearized when converting YUV to RGB, so I guess the transfer function is left untouched, and thus it's not sRGB if the input was YUV Rec.709.

Linearizing/delinearizing seems to be only done in swscale when doing "gamma correct scaling" in swscale, and it would be costly to do it in every conversion to RGB:
https://ffmpeg.org/pipermail/ffmpeg-cvslog/2015-April/088960.html

Do you have any reference videos around (SMPTE colorbars should be OK) to test if Natron reads them correctly?


@ophian Please don't commit code with inline questions, that is not good. Questions about our code belong on the forums, not inside the code. Can you please remove them again?

The "full" parameter actually should be used for the archive/overview creation at some point.

The "is_internal" thing could still be used by older/other/custom plugins, so we should keep the function signature intact, I don't see harm in that.


cosmetics but makes live easier: entire Kodi code uses white spaces, no tabs


move logic to view helper as method and call it here


The case that I wanted to test and solve is `$articles = ArticlesTable->find('list', ['fields' => ['Articles.id', 'Articles.title']])`
I'm not concerned about associations right now


@ophian Thanks, good catch!


I think the issue here is that you are using the delimiters (the / character) inside the search string. I think you just need to escape those. The only difference I have been able to find online between ereg and preg_match is dealing with the delimiters; I couldn't find anything regarding needing to mess with escaping other characters. Found a quick explanation regarding this:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6270004/how-can-i-convert-ereg-expressions-to-preg-in-php


I agree.


Ths commit was done at a a time I should not commit things :-(
Fixed.


This change actually broke the build on Solaris 64 bit:
`
processes.c: In function ‘ps_get_cmdline’:
processes.c:1313:32: error: format ‘%li’ expects argument of type ‘long int’, but argument 4 has type ‘pid_t {aka int}’ [-Werror=format=]
  snprintf(path, sizeof (path), "/proc/%li/psinfo", pid);
`

The full log can be accessed at https://buildfarm.opencsw.org/buildbot/builders/collectd-solaris10-sparcv9/builds/135/steps/shell_2/logs/stdio


why would you want to expose them ?
they reveal internal architectural details not relevant for linux...


I still do not understand the need to double escape? Any online references you know of regarding needing to do this?


My decision not to do these things in the docker file was, necause the symphony handbook suggests tondo them when provisioning. And I didn't know enough about the warmup & dump commands to judge if that's indeed needing to be in the actual deployment step.


Looking good, nice test coverage.


Dominic renamed the script when he rewrote as a jQueryUI widget:
https://github.com/flavour/eden/blob/master/static/scripts/S3/s3.ui.locationselector.js


@sapien99 I have integrated some of your modifications ! Thank you ;)


@doowb doesn't like to return the instance ;) jk


It's not really a "secret", it's just a mounted volume.


FacePalm `let problemWithReload = false;`


thanks, now it builds


@ophian Done, thanks. I slightly rephrased it to make it less verbose for the user and hopefully better to understand.


Data from form processed here:
https://github.com/flavour/eden/blob/master/modules/s3/s3widgets.py#L6537


No worries, we're not really doing anything with the commit messages like we thought we would...


Thanks, I had the very same idea when I saw the previous commit!


Amazing, would be interesting be see the speed improvements related to this change.


Eek, Error.h is only in the 2.1 branch of Arcus. I'll talk to @awhiemstra to see if we can backmerge those changes to Master.


Found another tutorial here:
http://docstore.mik.ua/orelly/webprog/pcook/ch13_02.htm


if changing this is an effort you may as well leave it. it's true it doesn't represent the architecture but if it simplifies stuff it makes no harm.
i am not sure how ARM guys will accept this tough. let's see


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There's a typo: **parentheses**.


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@HacheB Tu as bien raison, elle manquait !


However bad a release was, eventlet should not remove it from PyPI. It's just a distribution matter, and removing a specific bad release from PyPI does not mean that the code is not used in the wild (f.e. in Linux distributions). Unless you have a time machine to go back and not release the bad version, it's usually better to leave it as-is.


Since this should be done before `npm run`, it is better to move it above the instructions to execute `npm run`.


I'll do the RandomString thing bit this evening


Another local test with complete-6-length-block in the matrix brought following result:
Score of variax_complete6block vs base:
W: 943 - L: 856 - D: 3201 [0.509] 5000 +5,98 ELO
This is similar outgoing to the original one with incomplete-6-length-block :
W: 924 - L: 832 - D: 3244 [0.509] 5000 +6.39 ELO


Probably safer when bringing in variables like this and below to run them through the addcslashes() function:
$esc_eregStr = addcslashes($eregStr,'/');


можно создать отдельный метод в модели Book для проверки
что-то типа такого:
`def belongs_to_user(user)?
  self.user == user
end
`
а потом проверять:
if book.belongs_to_user(current_user)?


How do you want to handle very long comments?


Even better:
``````
if(preg_match("/" . addcslashes($eregStr,'/') . "/",$datestr,$regs)){
``````


Ops. I just fixed it. Thanks for spotting it!

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addcslashes


You can use `self.addCleanup(handler1.delete)` to ensure that these get deleted even if the test fails


https://github.com/capaj/jspm-react/blob/master/public/stores/example-store.js the simples possible store and this: https://github.com/capaj/jspm-react/blob/master/public/components/stateless-sample.js#L2
shows how to use it.


Let me clarify: the fact that 0.18.1 was pulled off PyPI broke OpenStack CI that relies on specific proved versions of dependencies. Since the eventlet version was pinned to 0.18.1, the removal of the package from PyPI effectively broke the whole CI gate there.


la "(ent-core)" n'est pas utile ici


i think we discussed this before on IRC.
ODMI is mainly used by PPv3. we used it in XOR as a temporary solution until we enabled GICv2M.
regarding mainlining, you mentioned the effort is not significant so we said you should go ahead with this as it increases the MSI space of the device.


C'est pas la bonne URL de dépôt


Awesome. thanks for that


Why not use `x-hub-signature`?


This code restricts the API too much. It should not be assumed that the API function may return some other extra information as well.


This seems like it should be part of the previous commit...? (Yes, I'm commenting on the commit again and not and the "differences"-tab, but this time it's on purpose!)


Why do this?


I'd be fine with just truncating them in the select list - you can use this method https://github.com/drn/jira-cli/blob/master/lib/jira/command.rb#L39
Otherwise, did you have an alternative in mind?


Python3 compilation fails here:
error: cannot convert ‘PyCodeObject*’ to ‘PyObject* {aka _object*}’ for argument ‘1’ to ‘PyObject* PyEval_EvalCode(PyObject*, PyObject*, PyObject*)’

Also other additions in this file cause errors with Python3:
272:44: error: ‘PyInstance_Check’ was not declared in this scope
         else if (PyInstance_Check(obj.ptr())) {
274:13: error: ‘PyInstanceObject’ was not declared in this scope
             PyInstanceObject* inst = reinterpret_cast<PyInstanceObject*>(obj.ptr());
274:55: error: ‘PyInstanceObject’ does not name a type
             PyInstanceObject* inst = reinterpret_cast<PyInstanceObject*>(obj.ptr());
274:71: error: expected ‘>’ before ‘*’ token
             PyInstanceObject* inst = reinterpret_cast<PyInstanceObject*>(obj.ptr());
274:71: error: expected ‘(’ before ‘*’ token
274:72: error: expected primary-expression before ‘>’ token
             PyInstanceObject* inst = reinterpret_cast<PyInstanceObject*>(obj.ptr());
274:84: error: expected ‘)’ before ‘;’ token
             PyInstanceObject* inst = reinterpret_cast<PyInstanceObject*>(obj.ptr());
275:66: error: base operand of ‘->’ has non-pointer type ‘Py::Object’
             PyObject* classobj = reinterpret_cast<PyObject*>(inst->in_class);


Attention au préfixe du namespace :
- entng ça n'existe pas.
- @jmdoleans : Ne devait pas passer à un namespace "fr.openent" ?


@jeveloper Not quite! We're currently ramping up for a first public beta version, which should happen this month :)


Yes, that would be enough.  I think it would be consistent with the rest.


indeed, I will fix this


ah sorry, I wanted to ask for some directions how to do it with angular 1.x/hot reloader/mobservable

thanks


Stranglethorn Vale... I don't know why I never came to like the zone. There's a ton of (good) work that was put into it by Blizzard compared to many other zones, yet I'm not interested in it. Strange.


если это книга не принадлежит юзеру которых желает создать цитату - ты рендеришь 500 ошибку. не очень прикольно. вместо этого можно на вьюхе не показывать кнопку добавления и редактирования цитаты проверяя, принадлежит ли книга данному юзеру. Подумай как это реализовать.
Еще почитай про метод authenticate_user! и подумай где он тебе может пригодиться.


which tag ???


No more ugly things like new Suggestion(convert(foo)) :)


use strong parameters!!!


At some point soon, it would be good to rename the `Calculator` classes to something more appropriate, e.g. `Policy`, but I don't think that should be part of this PR.


Actually, need to use another function. The $pat contains characters that will break it if escaped:
``````
$pat="^[a-z]{2}\$";
``````
Thus, should use the addcslashes() function instead with the following:
``````
if (preg_match("/" . addcslashes($pat,'/') . "/", $data)) { return TRUE ; } else { RETURN FALSE; }
``````


Are we having fun yet? :)


when we fix all the possible configurations on a set of few valid configurations we achieve a syncronization between the bootloader and linux.
since it also requires changes on the board i think we should consider that approach.
we also document the changes required on the board.
ill send an examply doc


https://kyfw.12306.cn/otn/leftTicket/queryT这个地址应该在login Init中得到的，不是写死的。


sounds good


if current_user == nil you will create new quote without user. same with book.


ERROR: Class DataDownloadManager should be declared as final.


ERROR: Using the '.*' form of import should be avoided - android.view.*.


Yay!


I don't think this statement in the commit message is accurate: "NOTE. The outcome partials were already being supplied with the `MarriageAbroadCalculator` so I didn’t need to pass anything extra." I suspect that maybe it's been left in by accident after some re-arrangement of commits.


I'm sorry for breaking CI gate.

Does OpenStack use eventlet.wsgi?


There's one unlikely but possible failure case here:

* The JS sets the cookie
* The browser crashes before the cookie is deleted
* The user returns to the page and the tracker sees the cookie and thinks that it has successfully set the cookie on the .com top-level domain
* Until the user leaves the page, the tracker tries to set future cookies on the .com domain

We could prevent this by either deleting the cookie before we try to set it or randomizing the name of the cookie.


**The code does not comply to PEP8.**
*PEP8Bear, severity 1, section `autopep8`.* *Related to file `coalib/coala_json.py`, lines 34 to 36.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/coalib/coala_json.py
+++ b/coalib/coala_json.py
@@ -31,6 +31,3 @@
                      separators=(',', ': ')))

     return exitcode
-
-
-
```


**The code does not comply to PEP8.**
*PEP8Bear, severity 1, section `autopep8`.* *Related to file `coalib/tests/results/ResultTest.py`, lines 4 to 13.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/coalib/tests/results/ResultTest.py
+++ b/coalib/tests/results/ResultTest.py
@@ -1,16 +1,6 @@
 from os.path import abspath
 import sys
 import unittest
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-

 sys.path.insert(0, ".")
```


**The code does not comply to PEP8.**
*PEP8Bear, severity 1, section `autopep8`.* *Related to file `bears/general/SpaceConsistencyBear.py`, line 5.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/bears/general/SpaceConsistencyBear.py
+++ b/bears/general/SpaceConsistencyBear.py
@@ -3,6 +3,7 @@
 from coalib.bears.LocalBear import LocalBear
 from coalib.results.Result import Result
 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa = 5
+

 class SpaceConsistencyBear(LocalBear):

```


**Line is longer than allowed. (86 > 80)**
*LineLengthBear, severity 1, section `python`.* *Related to file `bears/general/SpaceConsistencyBear.py`, line 5 column 81 to line 5 column 87*.


Many thanks - James Davenport (Bath)


`lxc_destroy_container_on_signal()` is called after all hooks are run, at the end of  `lxc_fini()`. ` `stop()` runs `lxc_cmd_stop()` which will simply set `conf->stopsignal` to `SIGKILL` and returns when all processes are killed. I'm not sure if this can in some rare cases lead to a race; stop()` might return before `lxc_fini()` is done, I'm not sure... so we should put this check there just to be sure.


* Need to run mongod before gulp.
* Some help on how to clear the MongoDB database would be useful for those who are new.


`markItemsRead`?


There is also another case of if someone is using a cookie with that name.  I think we should randomize with a known prefix so we can actually clean up in the case of a browser crash.


It will be useful if you can provide a script to do all of these steps automatically.  I think it will be useful for your team as well, when someone wants to do a fresh pull and install.


зачем в данном случае rescue?


I think that's a good idea.


wtf ! testing


Presumably you're passing in both `calculator` and `calculator.partner_nationality` here to keep the diff as focussed as possible, i.e. I assume that later we could simply pass in only the `calculator`. Is that correct?


good idea, let's do that (I'd include full config path in the warning)


language: java


это метод должен быть в моделе, не в контроллере


I might be worth mentioning in the commit note that the assertions removed in the integration test have been replaced with an assertion in the new unit test.


А что это за числа?


ok


The synchronization between the bootloader and linux is not a matter of defining a set of valid configurations. It is a matter of having the same Device Tree bindings. Really, the Marvell U-Boot logic to update the FDT on ARM 32 bits platform has been a complete disaster when it comes to running the mainline Linux kernel. This FDT update logic was only working with the Marvell LSP kernel, and nothing else, and users of the mainline kernel had to always set fdt_skip_update to yes in U-Boot or they would have some random issues.

So either there is a serious change in communication with the people in charge of U-Boot development in Marvell, and U-Boot adapts to the mainline accepted Device Tree bindings, or I'd rather not rely at all on Marvell U-Boot to do such FDT adaptations to the detected HW configuration.


Интересный подход.
Но, во-первых, event надо называть как "действие".
Во-вторых, в реалии для каждого event'а лучше делать отдельный transition, чтобы можно было добавить кастомную логику.


I believe a PWP always _is_ in a particular state. When issuing a HTTP HEAD, the server would return an information on the state it is in, in terms of the media type (I think).


Такой запрос лучше через has_many ассоциацию организовать.


cuz Stranglethorn Vale was a pvp zone and you hate pvp? :D


I notice that here the condition for whether the partner is british is `%w(partner_british).include?(response)`, whereas in the new calculator method, it is `partner_nationality == 'partner_british'`. Is this ok, because the question only allows a single response? If so, I think it might be worth mentioning in the commit note.


@Dbronczyk this commit can't be merged as you have overwritten some previous modifications. Please be sure to pull before pushing. thanks


rename to 2016_02_10_16531_world.sql


I am not sure I understand this definition. How about "A state independent POP Locator"?


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> Can you please remove them again?

yepp

> The "full" parameter actually should be used for the archive/overview creation at some point.

What I meant is, that it is declared but not used in `serendipity_fetchEntryData()`. Seems like a copy and paste issue for me.


ack


shouldnt be this `IArrayLike<?>|Array<?>`


s/the future browser/a browser of the future/


Assuming the following instructions are used to create the Billing Note:
http://www.open-emr.org/wiki/index.php/Add_Red_Notification_to_Patient_Billing_Widget

So agree with Art that should only copy the data if genericname2 equals Billing.
Also after do the copy, could consider removing the data and the label (again only if genericname2 equals Billing).


Minor: I'm not a big fan of duplicating code in a test name. I'd prefer this test name was `should 'be true if partner is british' do` and other tests were named accordingly.


Oh I see, thanks. Sorry for the noise.


I presume that `http://book.org/books/1/pwp` is a *Canonical* Locator, otherwise the locator created for the mona lisa image cannot be canonical either I presume.


You meant `WHERE creature_id = @ENTRY;`  I think. Fortunately, it is very unlikely that you delete something else with such an NPC entry.


Again, "canonical locator to that file will remain", ie, the fact that it is canonical may be important.


looks good, merge it!


Check out the mechanism that ZH used to add a new layout_options:
https://github.com/teryhill/openemr/blob/a2bfc737af794a7392239a7a133197f7e7929fd8/sql/4_2_0-to-4_3_0_upgrade.sql#L11593-L11599


I did but then found [non ideal cast to UIntPtr is generated](https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/issues/2714) and decided that  as the method is not public IntPtr is good enough here.


Isn't this something the kernel/glibc folks should fix? This is a pretty bad API break from their side... And defining the _NET_IF_H is certainly not supported part of the glibc API...


s/canonical URL/canonical Locator/

Just to be precise here..., unless I misunderstand something.


I like PvP when it is well done, like in games that were designed for PvP. WoW was not designed for PvP and it is was quite clear in Classic days.
Yet, I was referering to the PvE part of Stranglethorn Vale. :)


Port 6000 is not a good port to use.  See [Safari blocks content on some non-standard ports
](https://support.apple.com/en-sg/HT203772).


> that's the new Oxford English spelling lol. jk

ahahahah, yep


so adorable, but why?


Hmm, I think this would be safer as 79ch actually, to avoid ambiguities in some terminals regarding whether outputting 80 characters plus \n results in the cursor being placed one or two lines below the current one...

I figure we should do this with .vimrc too, and then also symlink this into the catalog directory...


i suggest you take a look at our latest u-boot 2015.01 for armada-7040.
the entire SOC is described by device tree and linux and u-boot DTS are syncronized
we also do not modify the linux DTS by one bit except the memory node
so all the horrible history is behind us. hopefully :)


fixig bug #2


Regarding this comment in the commit note:

> I haven’t updated `MarriageAbroadDataQuery#ss_alt_fees_table_country?` because it doesn’t yet have access to the MarriageAbroadCalculator.

I'm not convinced the `DataQuery` should be accessing the `Calculator`; I think it should be the other way around.

I think of the `Calculator` as being the only object that the flow/templates need to access. But perhaps I'm thinking too far ahead and I haven't yet seen your later commits.


Worth adding that this means the system has to locate (and possibly adapt) the annotation that resides in `http://book.org/books/1/pwp`.


chill


These two lines are a bit of a break from style in our codebase. Given you're only wanting one field from the record, we'd probably go with:
```ocaml
let cached_frontend = cached_device.Device_common.frontend in
let cached_frontend_devid = cached_frontend.Device_common.devid in
```
or, given that you have no further need for cached_frontend I don't think it's any more opaque to do:

```ocaml
let cached_frontend_devid = cached_device.Device_common.frontend.devid in
```

or, if you prefer you could have a local `let open Device_common in` line since you're making use of this module a lot in this function.


@banglashi could you please let me know when it's will be published into Atmosphere?


You are right. These should be kept, but be hidden from view with SD_BUS_VTABLE_HIDDEN. That way we maintain compatibility while not pushing people towards using this...


chill #3


> their docs

overviewer?!


maybe this function can be mixed with getLocationId


Такие вещи лучше всего в декоратор выносить, может использоваться ещё где-нибудь в коде.


In draft? RFC6238 should specify this.


ack


Hi,

this maybe breaks backwards compatibility with popular webservers like apache or nginx...

See https://bz.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?format=multiple&id=58956 and https://forum.nginx.org/read.php?15,264384

Thanks,
Tomas


I see this is inside a `on_domain_if_exists`. Is there any way that we end up leaking cache entries for domains that don't exist by the time we call this function?


Did you consider avoiding introducing a new method by converting the `if` statements into `unless` statements? Actually, on balance, I think what you've done is more readable.


I'll have a look, but sounds good! However, I still don't really get your original comment. What do you mean by "flavour" of the board ? What sort of change did you expect to see compared to my original patch ?


@djindjic oh, with angular, saving state while hot reloading you would have to manually save your scope into localStorage in the __reload hook and restore it in the angular controller/service/factory itself. Not the easiest solution, but with Angular having it's own dependency injection, there is no easier way.


Ha ha, didn't thought about that issue :smile:. Anyway, the unsigned division is much more costly so `IntPtr` is fine until the JIT sorts things out.


True


@bausmeier  Can you please review this part of the code? I understand that this is the new way of releasing a donation, but I'm not too familiar with it. Thanks!


All of them. Previously it was 0 by default, i.e. all coredumps off, but the kernel called our core_pattern anyway, and ignored that limit, so that in effect the rlimit being zero had zero effect.

With this change, we set RLIMIT_CORE to infinity for everything, but make sure systemd-coredump honours it.

In essence this means that previously we'd capture all coredumps with no way to opt-out of it. With the new behaviour we still capture all coredumps, but services/users may opt out by seting RLIMIT_CORE to 0.


Hi @dr-dimitru
it's published now 0.5.1. There was a little typo on the ```##{hashbang}```, should have been ```##{hashBang}```. Anyway, thanks for noticing this issue.


Very minor: I think `partner_is_neither_british_nor_a_national_of_ceremony_country?` might read better.


Ja dit is beter.


those comments are necessary?


Done, longer than first thought !


This is a known issue fixed (hopefully!) in commit 64f9f4069


to revert


32 = dnd
64 = ?

I'll push them, but I don't know what is the size name.


gdy zobaczyłem commit poprawa sdk, wiedziałem, że z 23 na 22 :P tylko nie wiem czego się obawiałeś ;) nie masz żadnych permisionów w manifescie, więc Android Marshmallow nie jest Ci straszny ;)


What about replacing `map((stock) => stock.code).indexOf(this.favourites[0])` with `filter((stock) => stock.code === this.favourites[0])[0]`, and updating the selection function and variable names accordingly?


Sorry, that's the master commit id. The 1.0.2 one is 64193c821


@bobbywarner Commit comments aren't really the best place to discuss this. If you are looking for recommendations, please ask a question on StackOverflow using the `spring-boot` tag. If you believe you have found a bug, please open a new issue. Before doing so, please double-check the output. `"{\"id\":1000,\"type\":\"message\"}"` isn't valid JSON and, as far as I can tell, isn't what's produced.


But you removed the newlines in https://raw.githubusercontent.com/s9y/Serendipity/master/lang/addlang.txt which then appends it everywhere https://github.com/s9y/Serendipity/commit/c3db29a036d2b15b9d941f69d8e4e98bf0600040 - not nice IMO!
We should at least have a rule of thumb to end with a double linebreak or start with a newline and end with a break.

(...btw it it was nearly 90% a "Garvin speach copy"... ;-) )


Sorry, edited via GitHub website. Probably autocorrect.
Thank you for quickest response.


This is in line with how behaviour of FileDescriptorName= in socket units, where you only may specify a single name that covers all fds specified in the same unit. (Of course, you may configure multiple socket units for a single service, hence it's not entirely the same).

EIther way, this patch does not alter --fdname= behaviour, that's older code. We can definitely change the --fdname= logic and support passing colon-separated lists or so, but that's for a different PR I guess...


Nice @dhanvi - can you keep the format though? "local alternative" instead of score, scoreboard instead of score.txt?


I think there is another question here, which actually precedes Q4:

> Q4bis: What do I get when I `GET http://books.org/books/1/pwp` with the canonical locator, taking also into account that the PWP can be stored in different states side-by-side?

I had a proposal which, currently, has not been accepted by the TF; the essence of my proposal is:

1. If the same PWP is present in different states, then content negotiations decides which state prevails (a default priority for various states can be set up on the server, and the client can issue a preference). In all cases the HTTP Return also conveys (for local caching, for example) the "real" (ie, state dependent) locator of what is being transferred.
2. If the state of the PWP to be transferred is:
	* packed, then the package is transferred
	* unpacked then, somehow (ie, via the HTTP LINK headers, or directly in the payload) the metadata is returned


putting it on the same


Thanks for that Matt!


PHPStorm goes crazy when I use js for classes. What plugin must I installed?


what happens if exists accessToken and Authorization? Are you sure Authorization has major priority?


will add a coment.


non pair TAG, like below?

<span  className="glyphicon glyphicon-remove"
                  style={styles.removeItem}
                  onClick={this.props.remove.bind(null)}
 />


Так точно не будет работать, ведь мы все время пишем отображение в один элемент arr[len - 1]
Можно завести спец. перемнную, например T val = 0;

А затем, на каждом шаге увеличивать ее: val = (val+ (std::rand() % 100 + 1 > repetitions_percent ? 1 : 0));
А в массив сразу записывать значение
arr[i] = arr[i] * ((max_val - min_val) / ((100 - repetitions_percent) / 100.0 * len)) + min_val;

Но я могу ошибаться=) Проверьте при запуске какая получается последовательность


ack


Erm, also you overwrote the changes I already made in 4f49833fc9929b725c2864804448b3f88be109d6. Not that I insist on keeping those, but how did you do that? It kind of suggests that your local repo may not be quite up to date …


Yes, in multiple components: http://codesearch.openstack.org/?q=eventlet%5C.wsgi&i=nope&files=&repos=


instead of armada-7040-db use something like armada-7040-db-router signifying that this is a specific setup of the board. BTW router is just a suggestion. any other name can do


А  значение (100 - repetitions_percent) / 100.0 * len) лучше сразу в отдельную константную переменную,
которую потом и использовать при вычислениях


Ok.
Btw,thank you for this project.


Yeah that seems good, forgot about that function.


fixed returning an Optional and asserting on null parameter (references)


We do this like this at many places, I figure it's a kind of defensive programming to do something useful if the precise integer type and whether it's signed or not is not visible...


Translations are maintained in transifex and only pulled in before releases (and in the nightlies).


removed iteration


While the username may not have been the best. It's unfortunately needed. Empty strings didn't work out for me


What to do with image upload in SCC? Do we still let WP generate thumnails and a few different sizes, so the upcoming WP responsive images can use those in WP mode?


Dekuji za tvoj cas.


typo? I mean /*)


Hello,
First of all thanks for the library, I wanted to use it in our company, but the license does not state "free of charge, without restriction,... rights to publish, distribute, sublicense, etc..". So I was wondering (if that is your intention) if it's possible to change the license to something more standard like in MIT license:

> Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
>
> The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
>
> THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.


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you may mean `ecmaVersion`?


this should be in the .travis.yml, not overriding the user's environment in src


*) case specified twice?


if added the unicode, must add a font family that has the reference to it,
took 2 hrs to figure out font-family: font awesome must be added to css properties ;) Aha


The error was about the pushModal failing. I couldn't see the reason but I suspect it must be related to the Shell doing other things when we try to show the overview...
I will try it again though because the code changed a lot since I set that call inside idle. About connected to the ShellWM, I think it's a better design to really gets the events only the apps as opposed to a mixed approach (state change from apps, windows events from WM). If you really disagree, then of course I can change it :)


Faktycznie niczego nie używam... ostatnio po prostu w którymś projekcie
miałem z tym problem i jak sobie przypomniałem, to po prostu to zmieniłem :)

W dniu 10 lutego 2016 10:33 użytkownik Krzysztof Turek <
notifications@github.com> napisał:

> gdy zobaczyłem commit poprawa sdk, wiedziałem, że z 23 na 22 :P tylko nie
> wiem czego się obawiałeś ;) nie masz żadnych permisionów w manifescie, więc
> Android Marshmallow nie jest Ci straszny ;)
>
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Add backline before return statement


Hi,
i'm working on oracle timesten (inmemory database) support in liquibase via extensions.It looks like this fetch size causing exception on timesten jdbc driver. I have tried to change this value to 100 and it works properly. There is no comment in oracle docu regarding setFetchSize but i have found note in squirrel forum: http://sourceforge.net/p/squirrel-sql/mailman/message/9012007/

Exception from timesten jdbc driver:
org.liquibase:liquibase-maven-plugin:3.4.2:update failed: liquibase.exception.DatabaseException: com.timesten.jdbc.JdbcOdbcSQLWarning: [TimesTen][TimesTen 11.2.2.7.0 CLIENT]Option value changed

Can you make this fetch size to be configurable or change the value to e.g. 100?


You're right. It's a forgotten var from many of the iterations.


Hmm. I don't see any references to strlcpy() in contrib/xlogdump. Is any of this actually required? If we just remove strlcpy.o from the Makefile, will it work?


If I dont add it, listeners wont work unless I change them like below. Which why is right?

```
componentDidMount() {
	Store.addChangeListener(this.onChange.bind(this));
	Actions.fetch();
}

componentWillUnmount() {
	Store.removeChangeListener(this.onChange.bind(this));
}
```


I think there's some tension between the flow question knowing what the list of possible string responses are and the calculator having the various query methods which depend on the value of the string response i.e. there is knowledge about the list of possible string responses in two places which is bad.

I think this is something it would be good to address at some point, but I don't see a big problem with what you've done for now and I understand why you've used `instance_variable_get`.


if using it then I suggest application/json;macaroon-response
following: https://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec3.html#sec3.7


same as with macaroon-response below


Good point. Fixed in https://github.com/everypolitician/everypolitician-popolo/pull/10


Actually it allows any encoding and recommends UTF-8, so the comment about UTF-16 is misleading in that respect.


Okay. I didn't notice any change but I will include that call. Good catch!


looks good


So do you mean that it will return state only when it gets changed other wise it will be null?


Hey, this looks way better, we're close to being able to merge it. So first, after the colon we usually do want a space. No space before a colon: one space after. (Same as with periods in sentences, right?)

Second, instead of `Better message` we'd rather have something like `Improve deletion message` or so - this one has a verb in imperative tense. This is essentially just a convention but it makes commit messages very easily and fastlly readable.


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@zombiezen Hi, what does this do? Just want to make sure that unauthenticated users don't have read, write, and delete permissions by default, thanks.


A few comments on the commit in general:

> The Parallel atom is used to execute in parallel all the VBD-related atoms
that are otherise...

Typo: s/otherise/otherwise/

> This is deemed safe because xenopsd already runs all these VBD-related atoms
in parallel when more than one VM starts or shuts down concurrently. This
patch is only allowing these atoms to run concurrently for a single VM.

I don't think this is an adequate justification that it is safe to plug multiple VBDs for a VM in parallel. It _may_ be safe but consider that the VBD metadata within Xenopsd is linked up with the VM metadata which was previously only interacted with by one Xenopsd worker thread at a time. The fact that it operated on multiple VMs in parallel until now doesn't necessarily make it safe for it to operate on the same one concurrently. Also, we can make no claims as to how safe it is with respect to the guest. Again this _may_ be safe, I have no idea :)

> We have observed that some of the VBD-related atoms calling the SM layer
will run python processes that use the order of 10MB RAM each, and these
processes can linger a long time while they are obtaining SR locks, using up
a lot of dom0 RAM. In the limit, starting a VM with 255 VBDs could use up to
GBs of RAM, leading to OOM errors in dom0. Therefore, we have limited the
number of xenopsd worker threads that each Parallel atom can invoke to a
small constant (currently 10). This is still a 10x improvement. In the
future, when the dom0 RAM increases or the resources required by the SM
layer decreases, we may want to increase or remove this constant.

This comment concerns me a lot. We have run close to the dom0 memory limit before and it sounds like we're going to be closer. 90MB more per VM started in parallel. Given you're using 1024 worker threads these could be used to start say 100VMs all with 10VBDs which will all now be plugged in parallel so we'll have 90x100 more MB which is nearly 1GB more.

> This patch works better with an increase in the worker_pool_size constant,
since now each VM operation requires at least 2 worker threads: one for the
VM tag, and at least another one for the Parallel tasks, which have different
tags and therefore require another worker thread. In a separate patch, we
have increase this number to 1024, which is comfortable for at least 25 VMs
starting in parallel with dozens of VBDs each, and suitable to up to 512 VMs
starting in parallel.

This in fact will also have a large memory burden. Given my other comment about the config file location, are you sure you tested with 1024 or did you use the one from xen-api-libs-specs which is currently 16?

What sort of testing have we had on this, other than performance testing? Have we seen this go through some sort of stress test? Maybe even worth long-hauling this?


This should be https://releases.hashicorp.com/consul/%{version}/%{filename}.zip


can you apply the commit message guidelines to this commit too? If you do a `git rebase --interactive` git will give you an editor and you can tell it that you want to `reword` this commit, i.e. improve the message. Ping us if you need help.


Yes, I forgot the foreign key constraint. Sorry. I thought having a primary key would be better design, because it shows what is unique in the table. Btw: Maybe one could have a table `languages` that assigns an ID to each language and then use this ID in `project_languages`. Would save some space, but I don't know if the overhead is justified.


That fixes the `_NUL` files. Thanks.


Could you remove the useless use statement so ?


It might be worth mentioning in the commit note that the assertions in the integration test have been replaced by a single assertion in the new unit test.


Ah, and the call of _updateOverview from inside a lambda was also left over after some changes. I'll change it.


I have also seen this in some examples. Thank you for pointing it out to me.


Ok, I can revert it for master, but the translation generates an issue in QFileDialog.
I have send an email to qgis-dev, and I have no response to solve the issue. Regards.


Indeed!


That's actually kinda nice!


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The reason why this is a `Set` is that the Scala code also used a `Set` (for both cases):

```case class PartitionStateInfo(leaderIsrAndControllerEpoch: LeaderIsrAndControllerEpoch, allReplicas: Set[Int])```

So, it sounds like this problem has existed for a while?


hi this is the request of new android dlaqwd gdhgdg dlkgj


Please add a comment why we need this to come first


Thats what I get for applying the famous wrong side of occams =) I failed to check before fixing the build but you are quite correct, `strlcpy()` isn't used in xlogdump. Further, the two `strncpy()` calls which are in the code doesn't seem all that dangerous and in need for replacement.

Will remove the file instead and resubmit.


fixed


Please add a comment why we need this to come first
Also add a line break because it's a special case


Yes it seems like it is searching for quote I missed the quote, fixing it


`ref_toZ3` here


As before I think it would be worth mentioning the removal of the assertions in the integration test.


moved


private static final String TAG = MainActivity.class.getSimpleName(), samo activity powinno nazywać się ListActivity. Dzięki temu, w przyszłości jak będziesz robił refactor i zmieniał nazwę tej klasy to automatycznie zmieni Ci się też TAG :)


android.R.string.ok


Use 2space indentation. Refer https://github.com/bbatsov/rails-style-guide for styling conventions


nie potrzebujesz tego, ExpandableListView powinno być rootem


Can you put that in a branch/commit of its own and send a pull request to @Timothy-G-Griffin ? It might get you brownie points…


ten LinearLayout jest tutaj zbędny ;) samo TextView by wystarczylo


tak jak wyżej


remove blank spaces


I'd reframe this a little and move this _before_ `logo.png`.

I can see <q>Make a copy of your standard logo image, which is at least twice the size of the original</q> causing problems with people literally doubling the size of `logo.png` and it ending up really pixelated.


these existing ones on US NREL TMY may be joined into one.

Other typical datasets can be added for other datasets as the io module is developed.


Write proper values instead of MyString


thanx for the info and links


Still to be decided if we want to use `:maxdepth: 2`

But for the reader it's good to know which page to open --> efficient.


Commited


@tvsonar checking the constant value might be more robust


Sweet


Reverting is not necessary.  But this needs to be fixed in transifex too as this will eventually be overwritten when transifex translations are pulled in and will already not show in the nightlies.


indentation problem


a


Hi,

thank you for the fix, I changed the source code..


It's a good thing that an initializer list can end with a comma. I've been coding C for so long that I remember when it would have caused an error. :smile:


Minor:  Space before brace.  $sql)) {


Those big red things that used to be plastered on certain pages, e. g. [here](https://web.archive.org/web/20120225160726/http://ceylon-lang.org/documentation/reference).


Intel has changed the API, one has to reverse engineer it again. There is a
function GET_SET_PWM_FREQUENCY in igfxHD.dll, if you have enough time -
just dump the interface with an OLE/COM object viewer and try to use it.
I'm actually not the original author of the utility, just added some fixes.
Cheers,
/D
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> Hi! it is a wonderful utility, but it does not work on drivers later then
> Intel drivers ver. 10.18.10.3496
>
>
> https://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/software-tuning-performance-optimization-platform-monitoring/topic/540658
>
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In all the tasks you left out the #!/usr/bin/env python. I am not sure if this is points off since you have the encoding, but for now I am leaving it as such


Task 1: Good

Task 2: I can't seem to produce any value other than the integer value placed in `x = funner(int)`. If this int value is 0 (as it is in default) then I get 0 back. If i put 200 in, I get 200 back. The `funner()` program asks to return anything <= 1001 as that integer input value. So it only sums when the integer is 1002 - 1499.


`༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ G I V E H E A D E R . H T M L ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ`


This is awesome!


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This will only work for later versions of Android. Can use short[] for compatibility with older versions. Will do later.


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@jonnations thanks yeah I just noticed that. I think I was messing with the code and when I submitted it I changed some signs around to see waht would happened and never resaved it.


Very happy with this! :+1:


Is the rpc_id global unique? Or just unique on a specific connection?
Can you provide an API that outputs the rpc_id?


Sooooo.... why are all these queries being implemented here when you have a verify_credentials() function in sql_common.php?


Awesome!!!


Ah, those, but there are completely manual. Sure, for manually written documentation that might be okay, but for generated things like the API and tool docs we might need a `since("1.2")` and/or `@Since("1.2")` annotations. We don't have those yet, do we?


Th short answer is Yes.

At first I just added those pieces of code to avoid error without knowing why, and it works.
Now I realized that disconnecting signals is necessary because we may connect  `CellDataTransfer` object more than once to a particular  triangulation, for example for refinement on each time step. Then to avoid mess we have
to disconnecting signals on destruction of `CellDataTransfer` object.

I didn't look into details of design of `signals`, but those pieces of code do make difference.
The official boost tutorial also demonstrated how to disconnect signals: [boost doc for signals2](http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_55_0/doc/html/signals2/tutorial.html#idp204831192).
Maybe the return value of function `connect` contains reference to the signal binding.


OK, I did some cleanup.

Magnus

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>
> "0" return means everything went OK. I understant it's used like this
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## Task 1

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted with shebang, description, code (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly demonstrates the use of **chained conditionals** to accomplish a task (2 pt)

## Task 2

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted with shebang, description, code (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly uses recursion to sum 0 to 1000 [inclusive] (2 pt)

## Task 3

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted with shebang, description, code (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly uses recursion to compute `e` (2 pt)

## Task 4

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted with shebang, description, code (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly accepts (and uses) the user input value for the maximum of the range over which to compute `e` using the `input()` function (2 pts)

## Task 5

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted with shebang, description, code (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly accepts (and uses) the user input value for the maximum of the range over which to compute `e` using the "argparse" module (2 pts)


TO DELETE!


As there were conflict I added each modification to trunk, I will now close the PR but everything is reported on trunk.


Function.bind is not supported by PhantomJS. Using it caused some problems in a previous PR I had. (https://github.com/angular/material/commit/523ff091)


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Overall great job on the hw. One thing to keep in mind is to style your html tags through classes rather than selecting tags directly. Your nav styling would be a good example of where to apply this methodology. Keep up the good work.


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regarding running MuseScore AppRun on my RPi without the qml package installed, I can verify that I'm able to run MuseScore but that when I try to go to Plugin Manager and enable all the plugins, then nothing happens (I'm not able to actually use the plugins) as you said.

Turns out the magical debian packages I needed were qml-module-qtquick2 and qml-module-qtquick-controls, and after redoing make portable, I no longer get the qml missing error, and the library count increases from 54 to 58.


```Log::Fatal``` should print backtrace too - add tomorrow (2016.02.11).


@loveosl
I didn't forget about you but besides the vague comment... what are you asking? Please clarify.

Thanks


Your long comment in the commit message explaining how the 'destroy' status is being used should be a comment in your code -- in set_destroy_date() and/or set_destroy_status() as appropriate.

Your code should be self-explanatory with minimal need for external reference. Explanation of code logic or background information necessary to understand the code should be properly included inside the code itself so any reader can grasp things quickly.


IDK how tests should be run. Change to the test script has not been tested.


You are correct good catch.


Small typo in the method name :)


I'd like to select the second one, the code looks quite clear in this way.


@TSMMark thats dumb -- how did you assess that?


Hey @marcelamsler , let me know if you want to collab on the UI.. I'm actively developing it. We should sync up so we don't double up on effort.


yes! thank you :D -- will fix


Yeah I have to agree. The previous yellow was so much nicer. Now we just have light orange and dark orange.


For task1 you get the correct answer, but because the way you have your code written you use print(num) instead of return num. Therefore, when you run your code you get back the answer twice. So I would give you a point out of two since it works but some off since you need to use return instead of print().

For the rest of the tasks (3-5), I noticed I am getting back both ur if and else statements. I think this is because you have the return list in your else statement. This is causing the program to print but the if and else statements. However, I could be wrong. Again the program works, but you are getting both answers.


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This commit is the start of Issue #1


> Students could work individually or in groups for their course projects: in the DS course, ...

?


looks good


It doesn't appear `property` is used anymore. Did you want to keep it around to not break the API?


具体型で(Int,Int)->Boolならコンパイル通った。
継承関係はインスタンス（型）レベルで有効で、型クラスレベルでは省略不可なのだろうか。


I understand the PHP documentation is not fully being done right now, but you will make your life easier if you add the documentation when you create a function. When you tackle the documentation throughout the codebase it'll be less work.

Also remember that documentation is used to highlight any nuances or 'gotchas' in the function -- if you're bulk documenting your code, you won't remember all the tricky things which need to be documented. Those things are best written down when you create or modify the code since your understanding of that section is at its peak.


I think the original phrasing works fine. It says: "The course projects involved both **individual programming** and collaboratively working with others (in **groups** of 2-4 students)"

I understand that some projects could have been done individually, but I think it is not important to mention it, and we do mention that some work was done individually.


V


Same when built with MSVC.2013 - all db_table_xx files produce the same warning: "warning C4702: unreachable code"


I haven't done any profiling on it really, although I believe that's the case. Yet as ajax described it - if those numbers are actually noticeable we're already screwed.
If you want to take a look please do, but I'm not sure how much of a priority it is :-)


There is a minor typo in the commit message: the bug is 9179.


That's why I left it, yes. Not sure how important it is, as I moved some other things from public to private, technically breaking the API.


This would probably be better set as an `else` clause of the conditional from line 25-32, if you want to avoid overriding function arguments.


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This doesn't do the same thing - it now checks whether the value is falsey, rather than whether it is unset. `== null` is correct here.


use spray's "parameter" directive to get the token from the url. See OAuthService for example usage (OAuthService uses "parameters", but "parameter" is akin)


Task 1: good. returns `4`

Task 2: Good

Task 3: computes e. agreeing with andre on the positioning of the recursionlimit function.

Task 4: called "task 3". works great.

Task 5: Also called "task 3". Asks only for a max value, which is what i did.


`!==` is incorrect here, the use of `!=` is intentional - weakly comparing against `null` will catch `null` and `undefined` but nothing else.


Well my issue with it is that it didn't involve **both** individual and group work for many of the students, just group work.


Hmm... do you really want to overwrite the Superclass data member of PotentialArchetype here? It seems like that should stay dependent (so it can be used to form requirements), and that you only want the archetype form to create the actual archetype.


ES6 modules do not exist yet, as the loader spec is not finished, and the Babel implementation of it is incorrect. This should be reverted back to CommonJS `require()`s (and corresponding `module.exports`).


HELP!


"The course projects were done either individually or collaboratively with others (in groups of 2-4 students)"

How about this?


Not overly sure what's causing issues with this, but lots of fails on CircleCl


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This is incorrect - arrow functions provide lexically bound `this`, which is not desirable or necessary here. The 'regular' function syntax should be used here. The same applies in all other locations where the long syntax was used, including for event listeners.


Is this really what we want to happen here?  Does that mean that the method we're using from Jetty's `UriUtils` says this is canonical?


Idem - this incorrectly changes the conditional to check for a falsey value.


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fast-forwarding riak_ts-develop-1.2 to borshop-integration-1345-at-single_key_building = 9f5e29ff


use spray's addCredentials instead of manually adding the header. See (or refactor!) FireCloudRequestBuilding for an example.


You should probably .gitignore the build and dist folders.


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Recommend YieldProcessor() macro for better compatibility


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Looks good


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OK, go ahead and make the change.


can probably reduce this to something like:
```
val externalRequest = Get( myUrl )
```


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Should this be TOL?  I noticed this when adding the missing Choice of Algorithm section.


This should be `this.get.apply(this, ...)`, actually - I messed up the original code, but it definitely shouldn't be changed to `target`, as the `.ws` function should apply to whatever it is called on, so as to minimize interference with third-party code.


Thanks!


This should also be a regular function, not an arrow function.


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not required for this PR, but now that the logic for content and source is moved to the correct places, it would be nice to only test the public interface for `Content#write`, and not the private implementation.


Should also be a regular function, not an arrow function.


These two should also be regular functions.


Agreed. I'm not quite sure these are needed anymore, but it was already a lot of changes.


I'm curious why this was switched from slim to smax?  As far as I can tell, smax is just a running maximum of total concurrent sessions that the backend has seen.  Wouldn't it make more sense to compare against the configured limit, i.e. slim?


This change makes it much less clear 'at a glance' what the code flow is like. There's not really a reason to remove the `else` clause here... the "early return" is almost always a bad idea, and only really applicable when you have many possible exception cases.


For safety you should be using `source.startswith("rsync://")` and the like throughout.


We can't have a target in coin flip script as it doesn't know now to transfer the target from the original event into the coin flip event. You can follow the style of Orcish Captain and put the target from the original event as a ref in the coin flip event.


See my above comment.


That is also why Orcish Captain has always been kept as groovy code and not converted to script only.


Same my comment above.


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regex.test is actually faster:
http://jsperf.com/comparing-regex-test-vs-indexof

I guess I should be pre-compiling the regex based on those results though.


@thibaultCha The more FP (function programming) style the better, especially for these granular plugin hooks.

It's understandable that `ngx` is inherently mutable with the request contexts. That little identifier is so overloaded with functionality & data structures, it seems we're stuck with it. Ideally the design would avoid any other side effects, though.

Great to hear about the vision for this aspect of Kong. Let's continue discussion in the [PR](https://github.com/Mashape/kong/pull/982).


Is this still the right change, now that we should have an archetype there?


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Ahh, yes, I remember now! Also another one of those situations where I test it and it always comes up tails, hehe.


... "it was triggered by" is superfluous and misleading, because it suggests that the failure is transitive.


Disable


s/where/when/

I know, I know, I'll submit a separate patch.


with my changes


There's a tab in your sublimes-settings file haha


Did you check all the conditions?


The SVD model used by this code generator is very static (i.e. it changes only for bug fixes or new hardware variants), so I don't think it should be run as part of the build system. The pull request included the generated code and did not touch the build system on purpose.

Regarding Python versioning, I'm more in favor of carefully using constructs which are compatible with both 2.x and 3.x rather than forcing specific version. http://python-future.org/compatible_idioms.html has some tips on how to achieve this. But I confess I'm still on the 2.x world, and I usually fix 3.x compatibility issues as they appear.


well, Frank, I can do that...


expecting something like:
from keystoneauth1.identity.generic import password
from keystoneauth1 import session
auth = password.Password(**opts)
return session.Session(auth=auth)


Merged ;)


can use
import java.util.Collections;
Collections.sort(lUnsettled);
to make the code shorter


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Looks good, thanks.


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Hello, can you please email me from the email posted on my profile? I'm the lead of the team2181/FRC2016 project, though I don't know who you are, though I can see you are a member of the team and I'd like to talk with you.


Could you also remove the `list_files` function itself? (It's not used anywhere else, and I don't think it's particularly useful to keep around.)


You guessed it! Thanks will use that symbol. Incidentally great how easy it is - can run a game on pretty much a potato when nothing needs to be output :) Just comes down to your update time and probably your physics..

Anyway while I have you: I updated to your latest Mono KickStart, we use `System.Net.Sockets.Socket` and thankfully everything we use in that namespace is actually in the `System.dll` assembly so no need to add the extra one. However with your latest got: MissingMethodException for Socket.ReceiveFrom(), although it worked in an older Mono KickStart.

So tried replacing mono dlls including mscorlib with latest from windows install in 4.0 that gave me starting on linux: mscorlib not expected version, expected a later version.

Then I tried just replacing the class libraries (from latest on Windows) and keeping your mscorlib and got invalid IL exception.

So now just used your mscorlib and copied dlls from /usr/lib/mono/4.0 that where on my linux box from 2014 and they seem to just work :)

Just unclear what to do here. I want to get perf. improvements of mono 4.0 thats why im using your latest. It seems mscorlib is linked to KickStart so have to use the precompilied version there? But how about the class libraries? Was the problem I you have use the class libraries specific to OS? But surely they are portable in fact they must be as your precompilied work on all.. Anyway would be good to know.


Why do this?


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# Virtualworld
Virtualworld is a game that similar to Minecraft.
“虚拟世界”是一个相似于“Minecraft”的沙盒游戏。


mscorlib binaries are coupled to Mono runtime versions, as they are in .NET and in CoreCLR. The rest, however, are not, so you can do whatever you want with the rest. I've long since forgotten how many combinations I have to get things working for games using network features, so I wouldn't worry about it.


I've added a load time checks similar to how effect riders are checked so it will trigger an error during ability loading, see 9b6d84add3a8


Octree (DeadParrot) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2090 of 2091 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

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Cool, thanks - been looking through the parsed_errors/cards output for inspiration


navbar biru


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I'm amazed at how CI is able to catch this one card bug out of so many cards in the pool, I would have thought with the increase in card pool CI will be less effective as it is generating random decks. Seems my intuition about this is wrong.


I was very surprised as well, saw the first one at work and thought 'Oh, I'll look at that when I get home' and it just kept cropping up!


I have no intention of merging this, I am just dissecting the mod to understand it's structure better.


結局、型と型クラスの違いを正確に理解していない、ということなんだな


How about this? https://github.com/fuel/core/pull/1975


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I've seen several sources affirm that puting all media queries in a block at the very end of your CSS is best practice. This is so they will override the relevant style further up the sheet. If you notice any bugs you could try this.


A couple notes:
- Subsystems should not know how the commands work
- isFinished() method in a command marks the end of the command. If it returns true, the command stops


Sure. I was moving things in and out all the time so thought I'd just leave all the stuff that can be there, but I can take it out, does not really matter, right?


@sils1297 this also tests the JSON output - as `output` is JSON -> python


I'd be happy if you added a `find` function to the `CL` library by analogy to the lists library, so that you can avoid the overhead of the temporary `to-list()`.  Eventually, I want concat-lists to be sufficiently fully featured that we can convert the compiler to use them instead of plain lists, most of the time.


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Indenting all your CSS selectors and properties that are nested within the media query might help readability, and not mistaking the extra "}" here as unneccessary.


protip: be explicit in declaring method names; if this should be private, be explicit by using `private int getDoubleDist`


Thought of that as well, but the [`/projects` endpoint](https://www.inaturalist.org/pages/api+reference#get-projects) returns results in 100 record "pages." Just playing around with it I found the max page number to be 55, so there's roughly ~5,500 projects in iNaturalist at the moment.

We could iterate through the pages and create the picklist.  Another idea would be to provide some documentation in the iNaturalist popover, explaining were to find the project id (it's the URI slug of the project URL).  For example, the project I've been testing with is "arches-national-park" - http://www.inaturalist.org/projects/arches-national-park


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Why did you need to commit a phase0 pyret here?  In general, please try to avoid committing bootstraps in the same commits as code changes, so we can more easily code review them.  Especially since this bootstrap isn't necessary, and every bootstrap makes merging a helluva lot harder later on...


Should be in a constructor, the purpose of constuctors is for initializations of objects and variables


Currently at your mobile breakpoint, nav links bump down outside of the header, overlaying the image. You could try changing this to `min-width`, or adding a `header` override into your @mediaquery below.


missed half of them ;) (world.getBlockState(pos.add(<stuff>))


.equals(), not ==


probably want this actual method to override the super update() or implement ITickable


Yes, I've noticed that. Maybe we can work on the along.f together.
I've chosen the data format from MTConnect because I need a format simpler than JSON, suitable form use in real-time loopl and can communicate with systems (MES, SCADA, OPC-UA...) above controllers.
For example, there may be an along word mt.s which send the following message to Along, Along parses the message, knows mt.s was correctly executed and the returned data are items on the parameter stack.
|depth|3|s0|3|s1|2|s2|3|resp|ok


Hi Teia -
Problem with the ommissions here. Creating a new deck of cards now saves nothing to the database for create date, or modify time. You should look at keeping those deleted fields in there so they can still add create/modify dates, only without showing them. I believe there's some ruby expression code you can put in there instead so you can still add :creation_date and :last_modified with the submit.


Good idea :+1:


create procedure checaSerie(in numeroSerie nvarchar(6))

begin

declare coincidencia int;

 declare estado nvarchar(6);

declare mensaje nvarchar(100);

set estado=(select serie from numSerie where serie=numeroSerie);

  set coincidencia=0;

 if estado is not null then

set coincidencia=(select count(*) from relCasaDespensa where idCasa=numeroSerie);

if coincidencia<=0 then

##insert into relCasaDespensa(idRel,idCasa,idDespensa) values(1,numeroSerie,1);

set mensaje='no hay despensa';

 else

##insert into relUsrCasa(correo,idCasa) values(correo,numeroSerie);

 set mensaje='si hay despensa';

 end if;

else

set mensaje='ira men no existe ese numero de serie';

end if;

select mensaje as resultado,estado as estaduki;
end;//


Why did you add this? None of the other cases have this and neither should this one.


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actually, why active and success? can it have more semantic names? how about granted and locked?


This line should be outside of the request handler (so it doesn't run on every request)


adding UnicodeEncodeError in the code,  but the comment for the try except block was already there.


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I would prefer using the word "column" rather than "index".   Reading the doco i'm not sure whether the file is supposed to be ordered by rows or columns.


This change would be undone as a result of the remark on ES6 modules below.


Object assign was build-in function of ES6
To use it just Object.assign()


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That was some farsighted preparation, considering that usernames were limited to 8 characters at the time.


Not sure if this is the same thing people are seeing on Android, but I'm noticing a flicker on iOS. Looks like when a new line is added the text on the new line is anchored to the bottom of the input and pushes the existing lines up until the height is updated and then the entire block jumps down to where it should be.

I noticed @nicklockwood and @andreicoman11 mentioning a flicker on Android only, wondering if I'm doing something wrong here?


This was meant to be in a custom branch. But instead it auto switched and made it modify it here. joy.


Thanks for the quick update Pavan!


I'm not sure you want to store the buffer used by an async write as a member on the socket. What if you have two async writes in flight at the same time? Won't the second one clear the buffer of the first?


@jobachh Because if I click on "Activity" I probably want to have descending results by default (have the most active users on the very top of the table). If this line was missing, I would see a lot of users who have zero activity. I think the descending sort makes more sense in this case.


@f2prateek @hankim813 : can you guys put out a release with this update? Thanks!


Please use meaningful commit messages when committing to the repository


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나 이부분 궁금함. 재귀 윗부분이랑 완전히 반대되는 로직인데, 무슨 역할을 해주는 거임?


I am hoping this went through correctly. I've done several branches correcting issues and 2 and 3 so I am not sure if all the corrections posted.


Was trying to use the bootstrap classes actually. If more semantic then I think granted and locked with CSS makes more sense. Will do the changes.


Could the system.net.security test execute this script itself as part of a prep-tests phase, instead of having Jenkins call this?


I'm noticing there is libss3.so and libssl.1.0.0 in /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/ and additionally libssl.so points to 1.0.0, so I don't know which to include...I'm going to copy just libssl.so (which would copy the libssl.1.0.0).


eee


Is RHEL 7.x required for OSE or for glusterfs? I assume Atomic will work for OSE so curious about this assumption.


indeed there is libtiff.so.5, which must have gotten added to my rapsbian system after I installed some packages


Hmm, it seems PyPI search has a very long cached time or index hasn't got
updated, still nothing come up.

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After upgrading to beta.5, I got a typescript compiling error message about 'Object.assign()':

Property 'assign' does not exist on type 'ObjectConstructor'


The services and message should be located in the sonia_msgs package, we can check that together if needed :)


Same as the services, this should take place in sonia_msgs package


this comment should be updated


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dfsd


@hjmjohnson : purePlugsThreshold value is update in AutoWorkup.


Currently we've only implemented HTTP 1.1. Only a single Request/Response pair my be in operation at a time.  The buffer should be safe until we implement HTTP/2.


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Not sure why we need dynamic allocation here, could it be a local variable instead ?


I can see you integrated all the stuff learned during the bootcamp, used the skus for stock management, added some javadocs and unit tests with mocked components and you also added authentication.
Awesome work Sebastian!


If the BottomLightMessage is only being used in the source file, we could move this include in the .cc file (include what you use rule).


done, see https://github.com/unicorn-engine/unicorn/commit/80b0356a86ce0a6bd2fca8563f5c6aa8cd048f00. thanks