Intro to CSC class part of CSC degree program


Explain to me why *local* override completion is pulling values from the buffer to write to the mirror.  Shouldn't that be part of the *buffer* completion ops?


Argh, commented code! Git will keep all changes in history so better to delete code and restore if needed later rather then keep a useless bunch of text


Thanks for catching that.

I was looking into using Bootstrap for a confirmation prompt, but decided
to use Electron's built-in dialog instead. I forgot to remove the
requirement.

I've just pushed a fix removing it.

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> @njbbaer <https://github.com/njbbaer> is bootstrap module required here?
>
> If so, please use npm install --save bootstrap command to update
> package.json.
> If not, please remove line 10, because it's breaking on machines what
> doesn't have bootstrap module installed globally.
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This only happens with high speeds. Try at speed 5 and then fly downwards.
Btw, this also happens without the bypass, if NoFall is enabled. So the
event thing would also be useful for NoFall.
Am 29.02.2016 21:27 schrieb "Alexander01998" <notifications@github.com>:

> This cause Fall Damage everytime you fly down. I died several times
> because of that.
>
> Worked fine for me.
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>


Ok, great, didnt triggered here with gcc 5.3 but its good, i will correct too, thanks.


Reprodicuble -> Reproducible


Исправлены мелкие синтаксические ошибки


What this whole blob does is try to turn a possibly-consistent set of (parent, child) pairs, ordered by increasing index, into a tree, capturing anything that doesn't make it into the tree itself.

The `type` here is the type of the child, and we use it during that walk to track things we expect to be folders (line 235).

We can't simply use existence in the parent slot of a row for that, because folders can be empty — yes, having children implies that we're a folder, but not having children does not imply that we're not a folder.

We *can* use the fact that all nodes of any kind have a parent (and thus appear here) and a type, and so we're explicit about it.

You can think of `[StructureRow]` as the results of querying the DB.


Extensions like this are project scoped, right?  (I feel like Swift has good module boundary hygiene.)


Пользователь не в курсе откуда загружаются сообщения - если файла нет просто падает ошибка.


@lukewestby Similar to http-extra, I wrote this method with a tuple when it could take two args. Haven't released yet, easy to change. Thoughts either way?


Great decision using Electron's built-in dialog there. Thanks for the prompt fix!


foo


How will transfer? Theres no transfer packet.


Ah, right. Will do!


Yes, and 'later' is actually the next line. Hooray control flow.


I won't add any new events before fixing the performance of the Event Manager.


WHY U NO PARENT


It turns out I thought `-w` was for word diffs, but the problem I was trying to fix was to factor whitespace into my diffs. So I fixed the problem, despite completely misunderstanding what that parameter actually does >_>


txCAN() is a non-blocking (asynchronous) call. Sine txCAN() can defines the MOB (Mailbox Object) as constant, the successive calls will fail. You should use a different MOB for each identifier to avoid running into issues. Also, read the microcontroller manual's CAN section so you understand how that component works; my c++ library provides only a very thin wrapper on it's functionality.


@region51 To be fair it is a bit redundant, Gtk depends on epoxy itself.


must be merged to main.. very important to scrollable containers!!


"> g_vmpu_box_count" ? @Patater


Is integration test [ShardedBAMWritingITCase](https://github.com/googlegenomics/dataflow-java/blob/master/src/test/java/com/google/cloud/genomics/dataflow/pipelines/ShardedBAMWritingITCase.java) still sufficient for this pipeline?

It looks like some additional manual testing is occuring right now and this utility could be used from the context of an integration test?

btw, if its a test case we would not want to run all the time, I'm using the following naming convention for "long running" integration tests.

https://github.com/googlegenomics/utils-java/blob/master/src/test/java/com/google/cloud/genomics/utils/grpc/FaultyGenomicsServerITLongCase.java


@udeved .. what do you mean ?


Can you add it later? I need it for the other things I planned.
Am 29.02.2016 21:35 schrieb "Alexander01998" <notifications@github.com>:

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> Manager.
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закрытие ресурсов стоит делать в finally блоке или try конструкции.


consistance: ligne en trop


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Thanks!  :ghost:


Valeu man, nem tinha reparado nesse detalhe :smile:


He thinks that you should design 700 icons yourself instead of just downloading someone else's package :grin:


Remember that conversation we had about "really all of this should be in a single transaction"? This is kinda that. We might be copying a parent from the buffer, its children from local, and their children from the buffer. In order to maintain the foreign key parent constraint, we need to insert these things together, not in two separate phases.

From a different perspective, "localOverrideCompletionOp" means the completion op that writes into local or the mirror, and "bufferCompletionOp" means the completion op that writes into the buffer. This isn't writing into the buffer. (We could clarify this by doing something crazy with `MirrorItemSource`, but that's a little bit of an abstraction cost that doesn't really add clarity!)

It would be legit for you to suggest merging the buffer and local completion ops.


плохой тон перехватывать базовый класс Exception - желательно на каждый тип исключения делать свой обработчик.


`result[:announcement_type] = header_text` toto ma potom matie.


Yeah I wasn't sure what the best approach was here - the i.MX31 AVIC which I based it off used NATIVE, so I did also. Changed to LITTLE.


Так як і констант**і** в інших мова**х**


@blickly Can these be rolled-forward again now :) ?


این چی میگه اینجا


They're target-scoped. It doesn't leak outside of StorageTests.


Ako by si to nazval?


به نظر میاد کل این کامیت تصادفی باشه. نه؟ فقط کامیت قبلی رو مرج میکنم


Oops.


@Patater I thought more about it and decided against generating a local box name - I believe it creates more problems than it solves. In case a box is not named, the call to vmpu_box_name_from_id will return an error code. Please have a distinct error code for insufficient length and unnamed box.

As a result please drop generate_locally_unique_box_name and hex_to_char.


@Patater please keep this newline for readability.


I don't think you're going to `dump` in production, but shouldn't this be `assert`, just in case?  Or do you really want to see stack overflow?


I mean, say you like some iconns, you build cinnamon, and package them foo-icons-cinnamon.
The next likes same icons too, builds budgie, and packages them foo-icons-budgie.

See what I mean? Make a foo-icons package, ad people won't think its DE specific.


Why?


thanks (:


A note here might help.  Is this `RemoteChanged`?  Or `RemoteWinsMerge`?  Or...


почему бы не проинициализировать список сообщений на старте приложения?


nuget is unable to find package LMDB 0.9.16 when trying to build cpp\msbuild\ice.proj


> Can you add it later? I need it for the other things I planned.

Yes, but keep in mind that I have to prioritize things.


Ah understand .. possible add in optional dependence some stuff ( icon , plymouth , theme .. ) no ?


div() take signed number and processes uint32_t 0x80000000 as -1.


The `in` buffer shold be able to hold `rules_max_length` so size shouldn't be a problem.

It's not about threads: We have a `char *last` (which is a parameter to `rules_apply()`) that points to the last generated word. Prior to this fix, if an --internal-codepage was used, I think `last` always pointed to the static buffer in `rules_cp_to_utf8()` with implications a bit hard to follow.

This commit made the problem go away but we may have to look further into it - maybe this fix still isn't quite right for words actually *containing* non-ASCII. I will collect the test case I had and open an issue (for testing if nothing else).

BTW the test case was a reverse T9 rule - "1 800 CALL ATT" can only mean one number but reversing the process can mean lots of numbers and my initial naive rule for this produced lots and lots of dupes. But only if --internal-codepage was used.


On  1/03/16 01:20 AM, Pascal Obry wrote:
> I had dt crashes with a message about unaligned memory access. It was
> always pointing at this instruction. I had then use the for-loop
> instead and since then no issue. I have then committed this.

What's the bug number for this problem, and is there a stack
trace available?

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Thanks!! :D


Yes, sure. :)


Looks sf, but needs testing.


Imo, it should <i>always</i> appear in Hackmons


вот тут в ключ в map и в объект сообщения могут попасть разные числа.


Well in case of icons-deepin they are in fact adjusted to deepin with some tweaks and 'inherits' and stuff and extra icons for the deepin specific apps and menu entries :) to make the deepin stuff work :wink:


wtf am i doing


looks sf as well. :)


I think NSProcessInfo().systemUptime might be good for our needs:

https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/Cocoa/Reference/Foundation/Classes/NSProcessInfo_Class/#//apple_ref/occ/instp/NSProcessInfo/systemUptime

I tested resetting my clock and it holds steady without changing.


lol


oh, yeah.


is it really needed? we already know `presetList->count == 255`


- **однією** властивістю


> Although I still get the sense that you don't like the idea of an entry being created as a side-effect of a "get-cache-generation-id" call in the case where no environment entry previously existed?

I don't love it, but I understand now why `nil` isn't sufficient to differentiate between the two use cases, so I'm basically willing to go with whatever alternate implementation you think makes sense... except that the weird manipulation of the timestamp field just seems like it makes this code harder to understand/maintain, so that's why I've been pushing on that a bit.

> I'm thinking I could rework this to split out the cache generation id vs. timestamp with 1/2 day of work. Not sure if we want to try to do that now, though, since we're getting pretty close to our intended release date. What do you think?

Do you have any concerns about backward compat if we were to ship the code as-is (or with this patch) and then make that change later?

It seems like our options are roughly:
1. Ship w/o addressing this issue and get the alternate proposed fix in as one of our first post-release commits
2. Merge this patch as-is, prior to ship, and then get in the alternate fix as one of our first post-release commits
3. Merge this patch and don't do anything else

I'm probably in favor of #1, just because I worry about us not getting around to cleaning this up if we merge it as-is.  But I'm also willing to defer to you on how big of a deal you think it would be to ship without a fix for this race.


for the xcursor and gtk-themes there are some additional preview images added because the built in auto-generation sucks :eyes:


compile and you'll see :-)

they are not in a header file anymore, they are private, so you must fwd declare it otherwise our cflags will bitch about them.


Hope you don't see any cycles...


That's kind of ugly though...


Losing accelerometer again on F3 I2C targets with loop time 250?  Flew all night on Saturday on 2.5.0RC3 at loop time 250 and the accelerometer enabled with no problems (X-Racer F303).


test


Fixed in https://github.com/whatwg/compat/commit/1b13ecba5dd86df418984af8675c783824f882d4.


Проверьте пожалуйста ваш скайп. Так как Я вам писал и у меня большая часть уже переписана лежит, мне продолжать дальше переписывать ?


you're right, it should be `device->buffer_size - device->buffer.used`


fast-forwarding 2.0 to borshop-integration-817-basho/mra/bump_exometer_core_1.0.0-basho5 = 7787ee30


OK ..  add gradually the various dependencies  :smile:


Has anyonne joy to fiddle with colors?

https://github.com/udeved/lxqt-theme-maia

and make the qss fit the maja theme?


Anyone have session stealer not working? Because I looked in the logs and none of them worked, even the one that was posted 5 minutes ago..


it looks like the if statement is the wrong way round


Is there any reason to not escape the run ID too? It would potentially save future headache.


Did you test that escaped quotes work with the CSV->Json tool?


COPY_Z not SHIFT


I normally keep there until the development of the function (or namespace) is complete,
then typically they become either tests, or I move them into `/dev/user.clj` which makes it available for the repl session but do not clutter the code.
as example see: https://github.com/samsara/samsara/blob/master/ingestion-api/dev/scratch.clj
we moved there some sathya's mqtt repl code.


Is there anything specific you have questions about? I should have some
time tmw night @ like 730est if you want

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> wrote:

> I really wish I knew this code a bit more. Would you be open to a 30
> minutes hangout/skype to walk through it?
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I am color blind ... :art: You'd not be too happy I'm afraid :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:


Would be good to follow our underscore usage convention throughout Abacus, which is to assign individual underscore functions to variables like follows:
```
const range = _.range;
```
instead of polluting the code with calls like _.<function name>.


Will remove when we do the general tidying up before the merge.


#Guía de Estilos Portfolio.
Está compuesta por:
1. Color.
2.Tipografía
   * Fuentes
   * Encabezados
   * Columnas
3.Botones
4. Elementos de formulario


If you're adding the plugins individually you don't need to add the `"babel-preset-es2015": "^6.5.0"` preset.


Overall the code should be easier to follow after these past two commits
(still need to clean up the code a bit as it can be simplified a bit
further) as all the logic for detecting unused imports has been stripped out

On Mon, Feb 29, 2016 at 3:50 PM, Graeme Yeates <megawac@gmail.com> wrote:

> Is there anything specific you have questions about? I should have some
> time tmw night @ like 730est if you want
>
> On Mon, Feb 29, 2016 at 1:54 PM, John-David Dalton <
> notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
>> I really wish I knew this code a bit more. Would you be open to a 30
>> minutes hangout/skype to walk through it?
>>
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>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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>> .
>>
>
>


Have you ask in the our forum ? or .. Tulliana ?


yaves!!!


Should not use a hardcoded port number here as that'll prevent multiple instances of the test (or similar tests) to run concurrently


For a more intuitive approach, perhaps conversion to Bezier can be used.
This also better clarifies that CR was meant for 2D parametric curves, i.e.:
For true CR, the "a" in the code below should be set to (1.0/6.0) so that the dimension of the tangent corresponds with a regular sampled x (where x(t) = t).

it is reasonable to adjust "a" to something different, where the following values seem interesting:
a = 0.20 nearly perfectly fits the curve to Lanczos2,
a = 0.25 snugly fits between Lanczos2 and Lanczos3, allowing integer shifts if desired.
(see images below)

```c
// compute  Bezier controlpoints between y1 and y2
float C1 = y1 + a * (y2 - y0);
float C2 = y2 - a * (y3 - y1);

// compute parametric y-coordinate for offset using deCasteljau
y1 += offset * (C1 - y1);
C1 += offset * (C2 - C1);
C2 += offset * (y2 - C2);

y1 += offset * (C1 - y1);
C1 += offset * (C2 - C1);

return y1 + offset * (C1 - y1);
```

images showing impulse response for different values of a,
gray curves are sinc2 & sinc3, blue curve is bezier
![cr1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/786628/13408508/7c8ffcde-df2e-11e5-97f5-0af10e064bb9.png)
![cr2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/786628/13408514/82d252f4-df2e-11e5-84e7-af6411bda5ba.png)
![cr3](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/786628/13408521/864a80d2-df2e-11e5-8246-482934343a05.png)


Yes, I did, though it does require some minor changes to the csv->Json convertor script, will open a separate PR for it once I publish this


Same comment as above about port numbers


que ficher .xml utilizas??


it'd be good to use realistic org and space ids here


oh yeah. doh! Thought it was doing an if on `preset_index`


Maybe with a custom message (or non-message) client-side?


Typo: receive


Typo: it receives


Use /res/values/strings.xml, grrrr


Unnecessary aliasing here, given is only used once


You can chain the commands like prefs.edit().clear().apply(); Might make the code a bit cleaner


if reading zero is okay, then we can use `sol_util_fill_buffer()` directly and check manually, handling `-ENOENT` and `0` as valid.


Dislike: webkit filters are not supported on IE and many other browsers. http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr_filter.asp

Bootstrap is generally more available: http://getbootstrap.com/getting-started/#support

For images I would personally use _old-fashioned technique_ in Photoshop


Not sure that expect is really needed


:D


nit: node.


zero-sized entries? like `entry->size == 0`? If so IMO we should just skip it before even trying to `lseek()`


I have some other improvements in XML. Please take a look if it is all like should be
https://github.com/hermitblue/lp_ramdisk_dorimanx/commit/004542aca23caabc35c6d6f3a95c2fc7686a6832
Waiting for feedback :)


Are we expecting null or undefined here?


weird commit message


I wanted to make sure we'd die hard if we ran tests in non-developer builds.


We're usually using underscore map to iterate over arrays


Should there be an `assert` here?


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> До змінних оголошених **раніше**, не можна звернутись доти, доки вони не визначені знову.

**спроба зробити це** - така має бути послідовність.


Very nice but should have been **pushed on a branch** and merged after successful build and test!


We're usually using underscore map instead of the builtin map throughout our code base


Huh?


Why not set this earlier?


Looking forward to GoPro version!


Can we add a comment here to let the reader know why we are marking the catalog as inconsistent?


так как messages на старте не инициализируется, то тут падает NullPointerException


Try your own session ID from the launcher log (you can change the launcher
to be always visible in the profile options).
Am 29.02.2016 21:49 schrieb "ThisTestUser" <notifications@github.com>:

> Anyone have session stealer not working? Because I looked in the logs and
> none of them worked, even the one that was posted 5 minutes ago..
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>


Oh, my bad.


That would be what I told you to keep...


Exercise for the reader… :)

Seriously though, we build these trees recursively, and there's no way to look up an existing node, so while the data structure itself allows you to do this:

```
let a = MergedTreeNode(…)
let b = MergedTreeNode(…)
b.mergedChildren = [a]
a.mergedChildren = [b]
let t = MergedTree(a.mirror)
t.root = a
```

that's pretty contrived, and in practice it's impossible to get a cycle.


Hmm, why switch nomenclature from "buffer" to "remote"?


General Comments:
================

* **Code not easily modified:** What happens if I want to sample one of the groups of channels at a higher or lower rate? What if this different rate isn't a multiple of the fastest? What if I want to sample different channels?
    * **Rate Solution:** The AVR has three timers that could each run at different rates. These timers could call different functions when they fire corresponding to the different channels that should be sampled.
    * **Channel Solution:** Since each message consists of 4 channels (a unique channel consisting of an ADC number and a channel number), it makes sense to always sample 4 channels then send a message. A message requires a unique identifier and MOB #. All of the above sounds like it could be turned into a nice C struct that fully defined a message including it's 4 channels. 3 constant arrays of these structs, one for each timer/rate, could be fed to a function that would then collect and transmit all of them.

* **Constants not defined as constants:** variables that are used as constants should either be declared as `#define`'s or using the `constexpr` C++11 keyword.

**I highly recommend taking care of the above for a couple of reasons:**
* You have at least 2 of these boards and they will likely end up with different configurations on any given test days. If you put the suggested message definition arrays in a header file, you could just have a different header file for each board.
* The teams needs are going to change regularly. For example, suspension is likely to get some data and want it at a higher rate. This might even happen during a testing day. The more reconfigurable and generalized the code is, the quicker you will be able to react to these needs.


This patch pulls selected meson_uart.c patches from upstream and applies them to our 3.14 kernel
It improves the stability of our serial console


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Thanks for the feedback!


Well.. I can't login for some reason on the official minecraft launcher, so I switched to a cracked one.
Is session stealing patched?


Although not strictly required for this commit, need a memcached flush so cached searches without the new datarecord list are deleted.


Nope - on a Linux machine, using a normal file, one may not have the mapped file at all. The file would be created, and some reads would yield EOF. This is not a normal case, but happened to be the one that 'test/persistence-memmap' fell. Thus I changed the test to have the whole file created before doing the tests.


I might be able to kill this now that we bridged `MaybeErrorType` and `ErrorType`. Until we did, it was possible for things to throw and for us to not be able to reject the `Deferred` with the thrown thing!


Avoid floating points arithmetic and particularly `double`'s at all cost on this processor; there is no floating point coprocessor or even multiplier so all math must be converted by the compiler to integers adds, subtracts, and shifts. This translated into a lot of instructions and is very slow.


If we throw for some transient reason, it allows us to try again. If we never reuse this instance, then it doesn't matter which order we do this.


This commit creates a build failure with Qt4:
https://travis-ci.org/f3nix/FreeCAD/builds/112519888


we don't know that we deadlock, the ongoing syscall may exit


hmmm


We are working on eliminating hacks from the bootstrap code, but I do not expect that we will eliminate completely. A bit of special startup logic is going to stay. In theory, we could generate all special startup logic in the compiler (similar how .NET Native for UWP works today) but it is much more convenient and maintainable to build it as .obj file that is linked in.

For this particular one, we want to have an option to build the base runtime as a separate shared .dll in future. The plumbing for .modules merging cannot be in the shared .dll for this config - that is why I have moved it to the bootstrap part for proper layering.


fair enough, I said we don't need to :-)

as I told you, it would be better to just check these at  the beginning, not on each iteraction. I'll change these


Я поправил это позже, это не лучшая лямбда. Я не написал collector там)))


@jessepinho What's the purpose of having seed data here? Just for local tests?


The very hazy difference is that the raw bundle of possibly inconsistent stuff is the buffer, and the known-good other state that we're merging is `remote`. So one extracts a remote tree from the buffer, produces a merged tree from the remote tree, referring to remote tree nodes, and then spits out a set of completion ops that apply to the buffer and copy values from the buffer.

Phrased differently: the buffer is a source and sink onto which we layer a remote sync 'edge'.


Cracked launchers don't use session IDs. So your own "session id" from the
logs will not work. You just need to get lucky. Last time my friend used
it, it worked.
Am 29.02.2016 22:04 schrieb "ThisTestUser" <notifications@github.com>:

> Well.. I can't login for some reason on the official minecraft launcher,
> so I switched to a cracked one.
> Is session stealing patched?
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


It's not at all obvious where the `4 +` comes from.  Perhaps a comment here?


Does FreeCAD compile with PyQt5?
Does it start and work?


no need, but doesn't hurt.


it must be the parent of the thread that we stop, which is the default syscall thread.


The issue with multiple profiles should be fixed with d27a627c4f65ca67bcc0f46fb830368c713043cd


нет необходимости пользоваться геттерами, так как внутри класса есть доступ к полям.
и если поле == null то тут падает NullPointerException


:+1: tested and reading


could be, but shouldn't be an issue not being able to delete the element... we know it exists, the only way it returns 0 is if pc is not in the array.


In GoogLeNet this is a factorised convolution.

`3` -> `8 x 3` (`24` depth concatenated maps, `7 x 7`) -> `64` (`1 x 1`)


that's true


Absolutely, @eethann . Edit away!


Вообще такие вещи лучше автогенерировать:)


non-message works


I'm typing "session id is token:" in google and using that to search for a working session id, but none of them work, even the ones posted several minutes ago. I'm wondering if its my issue, or everyone else is having problem with session stealer (it was just working yesterday). Can you test to see if it works?


@ferrangrau `pip install` fails on my machine without removing this


SGTM


I've taken the approach suggested by Peter Maydell. This was to not worry about the magic nature but to just define them as a 0xabcd...ULL and drop the |


Merged here.


yep, i saw. My bad.


that is right, I need to fix it. the previous code I wrote was different, when I changed I forgot this one


change to /path/to/cert.cert (not a ca cert)


Это закрывающая скобка цикла for, а не блока try)))))


You don't need the semicolon here :) (and maybe add a space before the curly braces)


@jchoi1267 Appears to work. Will merge in.


lgtm


Cool, if there is more stuff to translate just throw them at Pootle, and me, Andreas and Ludwig will take a look when there is time :) :+1:


Pretty bad commit name :-1:


@jcb91 I've been using this branch solidly for a few days and it works great and seems stable. I'm finding this incredibly valuable and encourage you to publish this ASAP.


I turned off these generated headers as they don't really add any valuable information that couldn't be found in the git history if needed :)


No time to think about it
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Spell out the two branches of terminology, please.


Good point. I'll try to see if there's any other C string functions that I can replace with know-size counterparts. #45


Fixed.


Опять закрытие ресурсов не защищено. И обработчик хорошо бы красивеньким сделать.


i know you didn't write this part, but while we're at it we could fix the horizontal spacing here :)


This looks like a revert?  This code was moved in a8a20494437a508f19d51c45ada87b9c1268359b right?


Thanks I have fixed the LMDB version, some project files were using and outdated LMDB version.


saw approval from nickelization
at https://github.com/basho/riak_kv/commit/f2e24b9052e6c27d4a726e961634e3ebc27b4983


merging basho/riak_kv/dr/bump_bitcask_to_1.7.2p2 = f2e24b90 into borshop-integration-1359-dr/bump_bitcask_to_1.7.2p2


basho/riak_kv/dr/bump_bitcask_to_1.7.2p2 = f2e24b90 merged ok, testing candidate = 8137976d


This is absolutely terrifying.  I can't believe it works.


Это автогенерация)))))) Я не пишу это руками)))


You suck this, worked perfectly


*GoogLeNet* is one particular architecture that uses *inception* modules. Right now, there are a dozen of nets implementing an *Inception Architecture*. So, the 'aka' is wrong.


Looks great :+1:


What about player.php..?


ok


NoSuchFileException doesn't happen anymore in our unit tests so I ripped out this code because I hate it as much as you do if not more.


And....cheat code???!!!!??


I am calling initCause precisely because you are so afraid to lose information. Calling it allows us to maintain the "cause" chain with otherwise would be lost.

I removed it since I think we collectively we decided that we'd rather lose the causal chain than have to deal with initCause.


s/Sane/FastFail/ or FirstFail.


Once we get to make this work for cpp codegen, we should just use regular C++ global constructors to maximize portability and avoid depending on non-portable details.

E.g. The global constructor can add entry to the list of all module headers.


Notes from Software call on 2/29/16

Direction has changed on this one.  We will leave the place cart active but show a visual indicator on the cart that is id checked out and placed. This visual indicator can be in the form of a check mark over the cart.  See Website [#174](https://github.com/azurestandard/website/issues/174#issuecomment-190399361)


Now the compose button's highlighted state does not have the proper width.


Part of the name in the spec. Both the old and the new registers are in the SoC's IO space.


Let me change the commit message then you can merge. Everything seems OK. For some reason, the code coverage check is not showing anymore


@segiddins Do you see any risks relying on `requirement_trees` to see if dependency comes from a local pod?


Можете пояснить про закрытие? Оно в блоке try находится. Я не понимаю, что тут не так.


Oh nevermind, I see we put it back in compose-tree.


Hey, thanks, @rittbys! Could you create an issue with a screenshot and what os you are on, etc?


Hi, just wanted to let you know. We might be doing similar things with starting up ssh  on windows boot.
Here is a [cookbook](https://github.com/ai-traders/cookbook-windows_gui_service) that I use to start ssh as if user had clicked it in interactive session.


This is an ARM thing - Fast IRQs - defined in the ARM architecture reference manual. Presumably they wanted a 3 letter identifier, not 4, for whatever reason :)


Thanks for the comment.  It helps!


there's no such folder in estuary


I followed the identation proposed by check-style.py script. It is weird, but check-style is not complaining. And I saw that weird style in other enums in soletta.


Here!


nope


I don't do emoji, but :clap:.


Very close. 1 remaining cleanup change to land.


typo: Pawel Dudek


ma ted7ak 3leye


@Kevin-McIsaac glad to hear it's useful. There's a PR open at ipython-contrib/IPython-notebook-extensions#506


Good. Looks like my first git is working well.


typo: these workshops


Great.


Fixes an issue @maya and I encountered in Firefox :+1:


@blickly Ok thanks!


übrigens ich glaube hier sollten wir noch ergänzen. die labs sind separat von der unconference.


Thanks for the comment, but I'm having a little trouble parsing the last sentence.  It feels like it should be two sentences, but I'm not sure what they should say.


@qnikst pointed this patch out to me.

I don't think I get it. This is for taking the message serialisation done by the node controller and making it async (at least async per target node, since things have to remain in order per-node). But surely all the messages that originate with the NC are themselves just small control messages?

Ok, so you have that unsafe send that I think I saw goes via the NC, but then surely the solution is to serialise the message before handing it to the NC, so the NC has almost nothing to do. Or don't go via the NC at all. Look up the info you need and send directly.


Nice comment.  Thanks.


la2em version


Patch backports an upstream single line fix that improves mmap file IO performance


## Task 1

Write a program that includes 5 different functions each of which demonstrates one of 5 **different** string methods. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses 5 functions to show 5 string methods and functions correctly (2 pts total; 0.4 points each function)

## Task 2

Write a program that processess these data to split them by line ending, replaces the tab separations with commas, and prints out the result - line-by-line. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly processes data - it prints the data line-by-line, reformatted from tab-delimited to comma-delimited (3 pts.)

## Task 3

Write a program that takes the given list (using argparse) as input, and passes the list to a function.  Within the function, use iteration to remove every even-numbered item from the list, and return only the list containing odd numbers to the `main` loop.  Print the list of odd numbers from the main loop.  As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly removes even-numbered elements from the list using iteration, returns this list, and prints this list from the main loop (3 pts.)

## Task 4

Why do you see these different behaviors between `function1` and `function2`?  Answer the question for each function by copying the code below to `task5.py` within your github username directory and adding your explanation to each function as a **function description**.

- [ ] Correct answer for function 1, as a function description (2 pts)
- [ ] Correct answer for function 2, as a function description (2 pts)


это последняя версия этих строк и это не лябда, а просто вызов метода.
Ты уверен что куда надо отписался?
И, пожалуйста, не отвечай на комментарии без нужды - это лишние письма у меня в ящике:)


Yeah, fair enough. I think this goes hand-in-hand with QOM-ifying the AST2400, which once done will only need a pointer in the SoC struct right? In which case it can be an incomplete type in the header?


Hmm, that's totally an unintended change. I thought I ran `buildbot checkconfig` before committing. Thanks for catching this! I fixed it in 48c2c28a956a5eac4d640d5521f15b73bfdfd39f.


Introduced a JavascriptSIMDType base class for all SIMD types in the library. Base class has templatized functions that are used by the derived simd types for common functionality including prototype methods.

Thanks.


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Long line?


Итого:
 - осторожнее с ресурсами
 - красивее отлавливать исключения
 - внимательнее с инициализацией и NPE
 - старайся делать код проще. зачем хранить историю в Map если для этого вполне подойдет List? и так далее.

Код красивый, в целом молодец. Не перебарщивай с усложнением. Задания 2.1 и 2.2 приняты


Can't we just refer to the role doc? It seems a shame to repeat all this information.


its not reliable so it will stay disabled. It introduces more jitter and
with many features enabled it doesnt arm
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> Losing accelerometer again on F3 I2C targets with loop time 250? Flew all
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This may end up getting reworked again later but I moved this back to a `swap!` with parameters in-line in place of the thread-last macro in 9e4d6f4.


Mislim da se treba općenito maknut od mapiranja, poanta nam je da se dinamičkije mogu dodavati novi provideri, šta misliš?


Should add the following additional information: 'if you set this to true, then, you are also required to provide a path to your certificate PEM file through certificate_path configuration and set certificate_is_self_signed to appropriate value.


Thanks for looking into this selector stuff. This is a huge help. Search looks promising I'll take a look at it tomorrow.


Hah, yeah, I copied and pasted some of this stuf from flo.

maybe "@author" is a bit strong?


Это далеко-о-о не конечный вариант


Hi, I have two questions about this patch:

1. Why do you append a d suffix to a RelWithDebInfo build?
2. Why do you append a version number to a d suffix?

Normally the suffix d does not indicate that this library contains debug info but it indicates that the library is not optimized. If we ship our Windows applications, then we ship release libraries without d suffix. In case a runtime error or an application crash occurs, we replace the release DLL with a DLL built with RerlWithDebInfo to debug the crash. This would be impossible, if the RelWithDebInfo DLL would have a d suffix because the applications loads the DLL wthout d suffix.


@opurdila Thanks for the explanation!


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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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```


Thank you.


Hoppsan, är inte van Github-användare. Fuckade upp ändringshistoriken men ändrade bara på rad 173 samt 177 =)


> "The implementation is a little awkward as the hardware uses 32bit" - either
> move it to the code as comment or

I've done this

> make the implementation not awkward or

Yeah, it was poorly worded. This was the least awkward approach that I tried, but ultimately it's motivated by the hardware design. So let's say the hardware's awkward ;)


Please change text to:
Restroom available!\nRestroom just become available at floor ${client.floor.replace('floor-', '')} in ${client.area} wing.


this breaks the Collective namespace


PLease remove


Please remove


I believe this block should also be included in the @OnStopped method so that any of the complete batches will finished off in addition to the active ones.


I don't suspect that this case will happen very often.  You'd have to have the combination of a new environment coming into place around the same time as an environment-cache flush and info for the environment being parsed.  Even then, a second environment-cache flush would be enough to mitigate the problem.  I'm fine addressing it post-release in order to have time to get the code looking more agreeable to you.  I'll ping a couple of others from the main ticket to validate that they're okay with this as well.


Looks like clustercheck gets overwritten when yum update runs for Percona Cluster.


This fixes the issue we were seeing!  Thanks!


so just remove whole line? Or exchange with /extras ?


живые люди минимизированные css не пишут:)


Honestly I think it was working, but ryan kept hitting issues and we didn't see any reason to keep it for the demo. Good job tho zachary :+1: :)


yeah, forgot that was in role already - i'll update it


Please change text to:
`Restroom available`, `Restroom just become available at floor ${client.floor.replace('floor-', '')} in ${client.area} wing.`


Instead of running the processor twice, I'd prefer to do "runner.run(1, true);" which would stop the processor after running. Pending the addition of the "completeBatches" portion added to the @OnStopped method it would better express what is happening. Having it run twice only to verify one flowfile is a bit confusing.


@maayanroman

1). The _trunc(From_tz...)_ format is used in the **expired ** series emails. I found the language is cleaner and simpler compared to the _To_char_ format so I used this format for all the looping series logic. But I can alter it back to the later one if you think it's better coded.

2). I followed the logic in the google sheet Cheri created (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1i7ydRnL7hvKb-WQVy1pXfgAwYVH9l91wHoXl0ba8YcY/edit#gid=1681122110) I will double check with her.


Ah, @qnikst tells me this is actually for making sure NT operations like opening heavyweight connections does not block operations to other nodes.


@bwmarrin I've got decoding working, however, it sounds staticy and it goes fast when I use FFmpeg to convert to wav. I'll send you some test files over Discord when I get home in a couple hours.


Ops, sorry for that. I was looking at the `before_filters` and thought I copied all the method names from there.


^ ping @Memphiz


Yes, the integration tests are also run by earlier client versions, since I want to make sure the newer server will work well with them.
I've added a test of version display order in 2889fc59b8179fd8b569e9af73ffd44753904bb3, making use of a runtime check of the client version being tested with.


Test


ouch, I've checked it and in this case I need it because I'm `dlopen()`ing the `.so` myself. But in some cases, like when calling `sol_flow_resolve()` or `show_builtins()` I don't need and I've removed them.

However, I'm not adding that `SOL_API extern const uint16_t ` to query in runtime the number soletta is using. Once we figure out a name pattern for those, we can add in a single batch to all samples and nodes that receive structure from soletta.


"for package in [a, b, c]" is easier to understand for a Python programmer than "for a package in [a, b, c]", and Python programming is a necessary pre-requisite for Sugar release engineer.


This is a conversation.  It is easily understood as it is, so I don't think it needs fixing.


Not in my computer! what python version do you have?


выглядит круто, тоже мало похоже на то что это пишут живые люди и в целом такие штуки можно заменять gif-кой :)


Wow, you're almost closing these issues faster than I'm opening them! :+1:


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Started*


@rzarzynski yeah.


No ved typ oznamu. :D tak ako to je hore


UI выглядит обалденно, задание 3 принято.


@jonpugh lol yea I recognize the code but yea, `author` is strong you can take credit, that's why it's open source ;)


Python 2.7.9


If this is important... You changed the animation length to 8. You originally had that set to 1 above.


Why did you do that?


@domenkozar: any idea how to use this-one properly ?


@maayanroman I guess I know the reason. The T10 actually targets people who created leads 126-132 days ago. The looping series starts 2 weeks after the last time customers received email which is why it's 146 (132+14).

@cherishigeno Please see Maayan's 2nd question in his previous note and confirm if I explain the number correctly. Thanks!


you execute something like this?

pip install -e git+https://github.com/scm-spain/cluster_deployer.git#egg=deployer


3 is too few. And 5 is too many.


@domenkozar do you know how to explain `foldl'` in practical examples ? I suppose in the repl it doesn't make much difference right ?


You can do `cpuinfo.splitlines()` as a shorthand of `cpuinfo.split('n')`.


:sparkles: :cake: :sparkles:


@domenkozar: do you know why imap starts counting from 1 ? It seems weird as everywhere else indexing is zero-based. Unfortunately we are using this function in multiple places.


logger.debug(dbs.TestGet()); by mělo vypsat to co se zapsalo, tak to pak mužem skusit


@eregon Please verify that this is fine to do. All specs pass for me and I can't find a case where it would break anything.


ok


Union?


Now, of course I realize the irony that you have to actually type one extra character using the shorthand, but anyway....


Merci @Zxb12 !


Something wrong?


I think you missed a `=` in there. This would be a little better using the heredoc style strings like we do elsewhere.


@domenkozar shouldn't this one be called sub*s*stractList instead ? I can make a rename + deprecated if that's the case.


You stole my credit!


@domenkozar I suppose this function is not means to be used generally like that. Is it still worth mentioning the double slash ?


unfinished comment?


Looks good!


Typo: write "canola"!


Как сообщение "Had some trouble..." описывает изменения сделанные в коммите???
Ксюша, ПОЖАЛУЙСТА, думай когда называшь коммиты.


прекрати пожалуйста логировать эти файлы.
ты засоряешь репозиторий ими - постоянно сквозные изменения логов


@domenkozar I think that this function is useless. It basically just returns the second argument and is only used in the function below (splitString). Any idea what the intention was ?


Could this be made into one of these?

```
## [Java](#java) <a id="java"></a>
```
Or:
```
## <a href="#java" id="java">Java</a>
```

I wish they would hurry up and add anchors to commonmark.


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_kv/builds/3270


что было сказано о модификаторе доступа package для полей?
какими должны быть поля?


где ХОТЬ ЧТО-ТО для работы с сообщениями?


Lol, didnt know that would work


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Could the type be point here ?


Copyright is one word, so it should probably be 'getCSSCopyright', right?


@bartlettr what do think of this? trying to be more descriptive than 'provide technical support'


не обовьязково створювати ліст, можна просто критерію передавати


I'd rather narrow this down to 1.02 - 0.98


Не очень полезный класс, если в нем всего одно поле


:dancers:


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`!!GetAI()` is equivalent to `!(!GetAI())`


можна використовувати метод
com.nextbook.dao.base.impl.BaseDaoImpl#singleResult
так, мені здається, краще)


(nit) whitespace here.


@rgbkrk @SylvainCorlay Atom introduced bug :/


The branch name just put a huge smile on my face :)


Уже говорила, что для ссылок нужно использовать интерфейсы.
А типизация Object не просто бесполезная штука - а вообще кощунство.
```java
private List<Message> messages = new ArrayList<>();
```


The ordering doesn't seem to update. Is that supposed to be:
`featuredNum = row.get(
    "BD Featured 1-7 \n"
    "(# featured apps 1-7; the remainder, leave blank)"` (no 'q')?


You put Modules_ThirdParty and Themes_ThirdParty and in Orchard.XK you structured in folders.
Why you structure different ThirdParty and Orchard.XK ?


I watched Bob Martin's "Architecture: The Lost Years" at the end of last year and have been searching for patterns to decouple my business logic from my framework. Thank you, Jim, for showing me how, two years after your passing. If that isn't a testament to the work you did while you were still with us, I don't know what is.


This is a comment


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вот тут не должно быть JsonArray, так как это не запись и не чтение из файла.


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у нас же наче це більше не підтримується


cherry-picked and merged.


cherry-picked and merged with proposed fix.


Media file


ok


thanks!


plz remove debug line


@felixjung I meant because you called the class 'tiny'.


or use log.Debug


ditto


Do we need duplicate variables here?


If something were to call `cancel()` on the handle before we attempt to here, it would raise an `AlreadyCancelled` error. If we go with `deferLater()` we can `addErrback(lambda _: None)` and just check the `handle.called` value (or just catch `AlreadyCalled` as we do here)


except `sol_flow_single_process()` never returns error, it always returns 0.


Maybe `t.same(start, Buffer('buf'))` to make sure it has the correct value? A bit nitpicky maybe :)


im leaving all these things that dont affect the webpage directly to newcomer issues :)


yeah i like this one better


This is a comment


This is not supported. Use this path for the main docset: `zimbra-js-api.tgz`. It's ok if this file is the same as the one in `versions/8.6/zimbra-js-api.tgz` (just duplicate it to the root folder).


почему dispatchLog?


```php
<vault:allowed permission="some.permissions">some output</vault:allowed>
```


Include a version number?


Seems to be unrelated with the PR


This is not supported. Use this path for the main docset: `zimbra-soap-api.tgz`. It's ok if this file is the same as the one in `versions/8.6/zimbra-soap-api.tgz` (just duplicate it to the root folder).


@slaven-ii  Mislim da sve ovisi o našem očekivanom broju providera i o nekoj očekivanoj stopi kojom se ta lista mijenja. Ja jako volim kad se stvari eksplicitno navedu, a tu neće bit toliko puno providera ili čestih promjena da to bude problem.

Alternativno rješenje bi bilo nekom pametnom konvencijom dinamički instancirati klase. Takve konvencije obično počivaju na tome da ime klase ima neku vezu sa svojstom s kojim ih mapiraš (ovdje domena) - što mi se baš ne sviđa.


Otherwise :+1:


well #72 came for free, but #71 was a bit tricky, the rest were just minor adjustments and bugfixes

Thanks for taking the time to test and report those issues!


@tiborvass accidental debug print?


Ксюша, а это что за костыль???


I wasn't sure if this should go in JSEP or not. Any suggestions?


s/depricated/deprecated


You have to delete the following from the existing jss file first before adding the code form 4.2

return Tasks.find({});

    }

  });

}


Actually, rabbitmq-c (and the AMQP specification as well) define a timestamp as unsigned 64-bit value, not as a signed one.


Wouldn't lint.


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:rainbow:


haha! yes, good catch will remove it


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I don't understand why the varnish code is both in `checkdesk_fbcache` and `checkdesk_core` (line 2551)


Thanks you for fixing them! Reporting them is the easy part. :)

I'm surprised checkstyle isn't more popular, seems like an amazing tool. Should've checked it out earlier...


replace <ul> with a <div> in the next step and place in between the body tags so the app will build without errors


This is a comment


replace "<ul>" with a "<div>" in the next step and place in between the body tags.


Is it still used with Kryo?


replace ul with a div in the next step and place the entire code in between the body tags.


True. I'm pushing a follow-up.


fast-forwarding 2.0 to borshop-integration-1359-dr/bump_bitcask_to_1.7.2p2 = 8137976d


Explanation http://mantis.meedan.net/view.php?id=4450#c14774


Irrespective of hooking mechanism, this should be protected by a config. Possibly somebody out there doesn't always want to run `gofmt` :smile:


Agarian said he didnt like it. Actualy, i am going to make it so it is optional


Yes, you're right! Changed it now.

Thanks!


Can you split off the Makefile fix into a separate commit?  You probably want to file that as a separate pull request against master as well.


@snopoke is this the best way to do this kind of thing? and do you have any intuition if it's common enough to worthy a utility method of some sort


Il manque aussi un espace ici après "onglets" :wink:


While I don't disagree with this policy... its actually pretty standard / reasonable. Why are we including this in the contributing doc?


@gaearon @michaelBenin I believe returning a console log message will raise a syntax error (`Uncaught SyntaxError: Illegal return statement`).  You would need to first log the error then return early separately inside the `if` block.

What I think you were aiming for was something like this:

```js
if (err) {
  console.log(err);
  return;
}
```


En scaleType pudiste usar otro valor, como **centerCrop** o **centerInside** ya que en pantallas mas grandes la imagen no llena todo el item


This caveat exists to avoid the race condition where one peer sets a local offer triggering an ICE restart at the same time as another peer signals end-of-candidates. In this situation, the first "end-of-candidates" refers to the previous "generation" of ICE candidates, so it shouldn't apply to the current ICE check list.


@blesh this block here ensures a scheduled action doesn't execute more than once if it isn't rescheduled


Also, there's a typo in commit log: s/node_object_wrap/node_object_wrap.h/


This is a comment


test prispevku


OTOH... if this is pulled from the Node contributing doc, I don't think having it here is an issue (since that would of already come up as an issue in node's discussions / usage of the doc).


This for loop looks like it's probably pretty run-time expensive.  I'm guessing there should never be more than one `XRPEndpointStep`.  Would there be a way to incorporate this check into the big for loop?  Perhaps you could count `XRPEndpointSteps`.  If there's more than one that's a problem.  If there's only one it must be at the front or end.

Of course you should measure first to verify that this loop is costly.


blöd


looks good!


Очередной коммит с логами (абсолютно бесполезный)
Задание 2.1 принято.

Clean Code даже не пахнет
 - package поля
 - именование полей
 - пустые классы без смысловой нагрузки (только поля и конструктор)
 - static поля
 - не ясный класс User
 - использование реализации вместо интерфейса, так еще и типизация к Object (почитай вообще что такое generic)
 - отлавливание NPE - это ужасный костыль.
 - постоянные коммиты логов (засоряет историю репозитория)
 - использование JsonArray и JsonObject не по назначению

Пересмотри лекцию и Code Convention. Пока это принять я не могу.


ok


also the `get_case_xform_ids` is not so great. should return full object


The function outputs for Task 1 are a little confusing (consider tidying up a bit--for instance eliminate the spacing between "It is" and "the source"). I'm pretty sure function #2 in task 1 is not functioning as intended--the "return" in the for loop with stop the for loop after the first iteration. Function #4 doesn't use a string method, but function #5 has two string methods.

When I ran Task 3, it would only remove the first even number (2) from the list.


"is recommended to"


Never mine i see it is changed lol but i still had IOS players crash (not as much) with $packet->radius i used server->getViewDistance() thinking they should be the same and the ios player hasn't crashed since


mejor
`if profile == "" || strings.ToLower(profile) == "all" || stack.Profile() == profile`
para evitar el elseif


nvm, i changed it back to yours


I may be misunderstanding something, but doesn't this line want to be an rvalue reference?


## BUG FIX STEPS:
- The login error pointed to the 'Time_Ago_in_words' method.
- Realized that 'Time_ago_in_words' does not need to be defined (it is already native to Ruby) so I just added Time.now to filter the quotes. If the quote don't have a created_at, put current time.


Hi Lukasz,
Thanks for being so patient.  Besides the small change mentioned above, this looks good to go.  Any changes on the Unity side?
- Greg


Please add this string to transifex because is lost

1. MyDomoticz settings
2. MyDomoticz Instance ID
3. Shared Domoticz Allowed
4. Apps Allowed
5. To register for a MyDomoticz account


recommend


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Please stick to `strictEqual()`, using `equal()` could easily lead to undesired effects. (http://chaijs.com/api/assert/ for api ref).


I thought we didn't need imagemagick anymore?  Maybe that can be removed..


This isn't a real task...not sure what this actually is used for...


actually it is unclear to me why do we need this set to track the set. seems that ranges already contain all the information we need?


thx


I think the assertion descriptions have a typo in this test, should be, "should have css transitions"


@slaven-ii @atomasevic Nevezano sad uz ovo dinamičko instanciranje, što mislite o tome da se izbace skroz sve provider klase (skupa sa base provider). Kad pogledaš te klase su čisti data holderi, i potencijalno ako imaš 50 supportanih domena imaš 50 klasa od 10 linija.
I dalje ne odustajem od ovog array mapiranja, ali šta misliš o tome da se i mapiranje i setiranje polja code, name, loginUrl događa u Factory klasi.

**Na taj način novi provider bi dodao ne kao novu klasu, već kao novo polje u arrayu u Factory klasu (i samim time si ga već mapirao)**


plot the main graphs


Returning false here won't solve this issue. This method is called by wrapped socket and when false is returned, the wrapped socket is closed. We don't want the wrapped socket to be closed even if handshake fails, for example, because another client may try to connect to this server.
If handshake fails dtls_handle_message won't call the callback "cb" informed as a parameter for sol_socket_dtls_set_on_read, and client will still keep waiting for packets. For me this is the correct behavior.
If we want users to be notified on errors, we need to have callbacks to be called in handle_dtls_event function.


True!! No lo ví, sorry!


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Отличный UI, молодец.
Задание 3 принято.


Call this `deriveExtraParameters`


This breaks any addon using DTVar instead of NetworkVar. Maybe add an `if` check?


I didn't know we could have subgroups! What would you all think of "Type erasure", "Lazy", and "Wrapping Views" or just "Views"? I think these would make more sense to people if they were grouped with collections.


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Well there are still a lot of checks missing, many of them can be found by looking through java checkstyle documentation (or source).
Some checks like #49 are specific to Haxe and need to be "invented"


I tried to replicate the way the autogen buildsystem does things, for consistency.
@dfaure what are your thoughts?


**a** casual conversation


Replace Binary with Cereal


Wrong domain. atlseccon.com


I share the same thoughts as you. But because a file name isn’t just text and there isn’t an HTML element that is suitable to mark up a file name, `<code>` is the most obvious element.


Watch your whitespacing: lines 5 - 13


This fixes the test case in tests/regression/jumping.py


Nit pick, but why is this the resource and not the `ModuleDefinition` (aka why resolve the artifact before making the request)?


Moved the 'use' statements all to the top


Added shebang


I can clean this all up. I think we need to be explicit in a few places and add some variables, like

```
PROTO = $(shell find . -name "*.proto")
PROTO_CC = $(subst .proto,.pb.cc,$(PROTO))
```


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Removed use of Dumper later on.  No need to load it.


Maybe write this out like

```js
loading.className = 'geocoder-icon geocoder-icon-loading';
```

instead?


Improper whitespacing above. Also, your setup is the same in both tests... check out beforeAll or tailor the test data for each test specifically. Nice job on the testing :metal:


1 - 3 принято
4 - 5 Не ясно каким образом больше кнопки внизу позволяют редактировать и удалять сообщения (не принято)
6 понятно, принято.

Пожалуйста, отмечай к какой лабе относится коммит (хотя бы [lab 3] в сообщении)


The question to ask is will it by common to already have a reference to an `(x, y)` tuple that can be passed in or will the user more likely be writing out a literal like `(Heads, Tails)`?


I think this method should be changed to `static long[] computeRanges(final SortedMap<Integer, Long> hist)` and then properly unit-tested. You may need to move this method out of the private class to do it (or make the class non-private)


I might inline this where it's being referenced. There's some "shared" knowledge with the implementation of the `castFunctionToDecimalFrom` method above (i.e., the name of the type parameter), which makes this somewhat brittle and subject to breakage if those details change.


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Thoughts on this being an interface?  That would allow for type safety instead of the inevitable dumping ground of the properties below?


I am wondering @IgorMinar why you never created a digestAsync?  Why does it only run on rootScope and not an individual scope?


Changed a bit of formatting (line length), used double # for the comments (See http://perltidy.sourceforge.net/perltidy.html about Static Block Comments), and added a note about getting the templateid from the front end url.


i cant see how this works
because " ! " is negation right?
Denying something 2 times does not return to original state?


@hostids wasn't used.


Changed to single quotes - no interpolation needed.


Transitioning opacity in IE11 causes the text within the excerpts to wiggle during the duration of the transition.


You shouldn't be inbox anywhere, this is a brand new contract.


IMO it'd be cleaner to put this `args` struct on the stack here, and pass a pointer to it as the `user_data` for the idle callback, rather than a global variable. It's in the main function and enters `gtk_main()` below, so the lifetime should be fine.


Thanks for pointing out my stupidity here.


Apparently: http://pkgs.fedoraproject.org/cgit/rpms/python.git/commit/?id=9e0b4c918236ff65c19b2b5301e01a7790301df9

So, I think we can just drop this line given we already BR `python2-devel`.


could be replaced with:
```apply_policy(policy, user, resource, action) |> do_authorize(conn, handler)```


Needs more cats


Improve this a bit: "new podcast- *The contextual*,". Also end the sentence because it's becoming too long.


@carvefx It is fixed in this commit: https://github.com/alex-litvak/iron-queue/commit/3f3c1e1e579aaf2b764fb418613006820af438a6
Should I open a new PR?


Verbosity.


If you intend to support net45 this should be 1.1 or 1.0.


**I**'m sure


just test


Got host name here, too to increase output clarity when looping through the hosts.


list_add is run in kernel thread context so it can not race itself. But it can race with a reboot syscall indeed. I think there may be a way to move the shutdown code into kernel thread, I'll give it a try and I will follow-up with a new version.

Nice catch !


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вот эти файлы как раз не должны были попасть в репозиторий


Sorry, the repo just moved to rc3-23829... this will need to be updated again.


what type of Context reference does what. (references -> reference)


Show the name of the host that the template will be removed from.


ok


коммит добавляющий .gitignore должен быть отдельным


Nice.


This should just say "mcan" to match the events.yml


Same thing here on the interface vs impl?  It's a leaky abstraction by definition since the consumer needs to know the keys for the attributes to be useful.  At least an interface would allow an implementer to define well known constants to reference...


@psychon
Can you/we make `get_wibox` public here, otherwise this cannot be done anymore:

```
local my_vicious_register = function (widget, wtype, format, timeout, warg)
  local tooltip_markup, regwidget
  local tooltip = awful.tooltip({
    objects = { widget },
    timeout = 1,
    timer_function = function()
      return tooltip_markup()
    end })

  tooltip.wibox:connect_signal("property::visible", function(self)
    if self.visible then
      -- bnote("timer: 1")
      vicious.change_timer(regwidget, 1)
    else
      -- bnote("reset timer: " .. timeout)
      vicious.change_timer(regwidget, timeout)
    end
  end)
```

It would also be nice if accessing the property `.wibox` would call it automatically.

But given the laziness, it should probably be something else?
The idea here is to change the timer based on if the tooltip/widget is visible or not.


does this still compare the dom for all four cases?

let N = no progress par, and P = a progress bar
for current dom compared to (->) response dom the four cases are:
1) P -> P = update current node,
2) P -> N = update current node,
3) N -> P = update current node,
4) N -> N = don't update


@boyand bump


**S**lack group

politics and public policy

tech entrepreneur's point of view


Dumper just provides the hostid, spread out across multiple lines (due to dumper formatting).  I replaced this with the json response, which should consolidate to less lines, the id values can be matched, etc.


I'd remove the local variable:

```java
return !LongDecimalType.unscaledValueToBigInteger(decimal).equals(ZERO);
```

You can static import that method to improve readability:

```java
return !unscaledValueToBigInteger(decimal).equals(ZERO);
```


@gaearon @michaelBenin oops nvm. It's inside of a function so it's all good. Sorry :)


The shitstorm begins.


Задание 1 принято.
Пожалуйста, помечай к какой лабе относится коммит (сообщение коммита начинай с [lab X])


Prefixing properties is the responsibility of another utility, so we shouldn't cover it in this test.

It seems like the only prefix not tested is the unprefixed, which would make more sense to check for in the unit test.


You can rename `booleanValue` to `value` without loss of clarity.


I did not kept a stack trace. I could probably have it again if I put back memcpy().


ok


Generate plain old Java objects from JSON or a JSON-schema.


oh. sorry. this is a for loop.


@natecook1000  We added it recently! Feel free to come up with new grouping structure that can help users find the right APIs to use. One caveat is that we do not want trivially small groups and deep subgroup chains.


If it's undefined, it isn't false. We should change this to make sure that the test would not fail if the property is undefined.


Having the `ActiveModelSerializers::Support::UrlHelpers::Rails` module in the same file as `ActiveModelSerializers::Support::UrlHelpers` makes `Rails.application` end up as nil. So it currently is being loaded from the railtie, which seems to work.


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Also remove all of the linebreaks in a single paragraph.


`.constants.include?` here because checking forms of `defined` here look for `Rails` and not the Rails module in `UrlHelpers`


This should be double back ticks


Use your GitHub username here.


Wheezy hat 0.5.1, wäre daher nicht kompatibel.


back ticks for `git commit --amend` needed


test


Hello. Thanks posting this, super helpful as I've been trying to implement this effect in an app that I'm building.

I tried implementing this in my project and am getting a "thread 1 EXC_bad_access (code=2, address=0x1054ef198)" error on the "label.charInterval = 0.08" line.

Any idea what I might be doing wrong / missing? Thanks!

patrick
patrick.weiss@gmail.com


double back ticks ?


Thought I'd let you know in case it comes up. Just noticed if there's a special in the library and it is dated before S01S01 then kodi will use that year for show year, so if ever the year doesn't match what salts uses that's probably why.


@gaoyichuan - check https://gitlab.com/itxtech/Genisys/builds
Also this is not a test but packaging, the only thing it tests is it starts correctly.


What is even the point of the constructor if I do this instead lol


Use seealso


Not sure what a `$digestAsync` would be about. You can call `$digest` whenever you want (e.g. async :smiley:). And you can run `$digest` on a specific scope (if you know what you are doing).


to potrzebowałem, aby mieć dobry format do elastic searcha


I'm actually not quite sure I understand the need for embedding the properties here, but if there could be deployment-specific ways to construct an ID, then +1 for an interface.


@rmackay9 Shouldn't this be controlled by a parameter, i.e. user controlled ?


As you're asking them to add a remote to the fork later, this statement should be removed


Hatanı düzelttikten sonra her şey düzgün çalıştı ancak if bloğundaki { } işaretlerini tab ile sağa yaslayıp hizalarsan daha güzel olur. Bu tarz özenle ve düzenli yazılmış kodlar her zaman daha iyidir. Bu işleme genel olarak indent denir.


double backticks ?


Some links to test with. These are broken, I think because routes are not available for `Posts` or `LinkAuthor`. I'm also uncertain if the actionmailer params for things like domain are making their way to link from the test

Note: These examples work from a real-world app referencing this code. The tests are where I'm having the trouble.


Could be cool to change ´courseName´ with ´projectName ´ or so


Thanks for advice!


We aren't "resolving"... this is just the path basically, e.g. `new MavenResource("group:artifact:version");`


oh yeah, should've edited that


erledigt:)


That's lame. I don't understand their logic. If I ask for show year, it should give me show year, not some derived year...


Hi Grace, a few observations:

Task 1: I don't think len() is a method. I think it is a function that can act on various types.
Task 2: You may not want to print your result within your function. If you actually wanted to use the formatted lines, you'd want to return them to the main loop, save the result in some variable, and then print.


This is probably going to fail if I invoke the command with ``--tags=config --tags=install`` for instance.


Agreed. I write Go code with spaces instead of tabs...


ok


In addition to https://github.com/puffnfresh/wartremover/issues/182, this also stops this wart from triggering on non-total pattern matches. Non-total pattern matches are bad but I don't think stopping those is the expected behavior of this wart.


+1 - on the `Process` side there is already an interface at the `AppInstanceStatus` level. For tasks, it seems that one level is likely sufficient, and this being the only level, it should be the interface.


YARN has an application Id...CF has a UUID that you use to identify the task...While we probably could get away with just a `String taskId`, I don't now enough about Mesos or K8s to know if that's enough (or on other potential environments).


Usually the latter. Curried it is, then.


Do we support or encourage that syntax? I thought it was --tags=tag1,tag2? I guess I can loop through and find all instances.


лучше использовать интерфейсы для ссылок вместо реализации (List<\Message>)


I'm also wondering why the `result` is passed in by reference.  It doesn't look like this is a read/write sort of thing.  So should we simply return `result`?  You may have good reasons not to do so.  Your call.


Also, the template methods are being called from the test. So when methods from url_helpers such as `url_for` are called from the tests, it picks up the template method from `ActiveModelSerializers::Support::UrlHelpers` and not the `Rails.application.routes.url_helpers` that are loaded by `ActiveModelSerializers::Support::UrlHelpers::Rails`. In my testing it looks like the railtie does load and the initializer for the support helpers is called. It's just not what ends up being called when the tests run. Again, this code is working in my real-world application.


foo bar


Feel free to replace this sample with something useful ;)


merge


But we already have that in the `ModuleDefinition`, right?  It just feels off for the consumer of the Deployer to need to create the resource...he doesn't care about that piece of it...


Any reason why you are limiting it to only dm.fs? I think we should open up everything possible.


If we can get away with it, a String would be nice. We should revisit this for both Task and Process IDs.


- выбрасывать исключения наружу плохо (ты можешь обработать его прямо тут)
- закрывать ресурсы надо в finally или объявлять их в try


This commit needs to be rewritten to use `nar-maven-plugin` version `3.3.0` (released today! :smile:), instead of this SNAPSHOT version. And remove the `WIP: ` prefix from the commit title.


Looks like a Local Timestamp Launcher.  It pulls the wrapper module from SCT-Modules and executes it.  Name is just confusing.


## Task 1

Write a program that includes 5 different functions each of which demonstrates one of 5 **different** string methods. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses 5 functions to show 5 string methods and functions correctly (2 pts total; 0.4 points each function)

## Task 2

Write a program that processess these data to split them by line ending, replaces the tab separations with commas, and prints out the result - line-by-line. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly processes data - it prints the data line-by-line, reformatted from tab-delimited to comma-delimited (3 pts.)

## Task 3

Write a program that takes the given list (using argparse) as input, and passes the list to a function.  Within the function, use iteration to remove every even-numbered item from the list, and return only the list containing odd numbers to the `main` loop.  Print the list of odd numbers from the main loop.  As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly removes even-numbered elements from the list using iteration, returns this list, and prints this list from the main loop (3 pts.)

## Task 4

Why do you see these different behaviors between `function1` and `function2`?  Answer the question for each function by copying the code below to `task5.py` within your github username directory and adding your explanation to each function as a **function description**.

- [ ] Correct answer for function 1, as a function description (2 pts)
- [ ] Correct answer for function 2, as a function description (2 pts)


Task 1: correctly formatted and ifmain has been used
Task 2: correctly formatted, prints data line-by-line and is reformatted from tab-delimited to comma delimited.
Task 3: correctly formatted, removes even numbers from the given list using argparse as input.
Task 5: difference between function 1 and function 2 has been written clearly.


In addition to changing the `nar-maven-plugin` version as described above, this commit should also not conflate the addition of the `SLIMCurveTest`; that should be done in a separate commit.


My hello world ended with this commit.


There is no `ModuleDefinition` in this world. We have the `TaskDefinition`, which is just the metadata (name and properties). In order to create a launch request, we have to combine that metadata with a pointer to the actual launchable artifact, and for that we are now using the `Resource` abstraction since that way we can support Maven, S3, HDFS, etc. (even Docker paths for those runtimes that support Docker).


локальные переменные надо именовать осмысленно, если уж они нужны


I use the ``--tags=config --tags=install``  syntax, I thought we keep the other one for backward compatibility.

Anyway, my point is more that adding magic numbers (``pos + 2``) is usually a bad idea.


You can rename `booleanValue` to `value` without loss of clarity.


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понял)


Simplified the code by refactoring the swtich statement using quick type check for simd types.


make the cue durations a variable/parameter.


same here


and here


here


I agree. Mm...


I don't think there are any messages like this in the rest of admin...?


This is intended to be a sample of how `TaskLauncher` itself is used. On the process side we have `TickTock`. Neither of these will likely remain in the repo for long; ultimately they should be replaced by some integration tests for the local launcher/deployer.


Yup, when I noticed it I was like... I'm done... I'll just use netflix.
Anyway at least this should work 99% of the time. I doubt most people even have specials in their library.


That's because input_boost_freq is equal to hispeed_freq. However, this behaviour isn't supposed to happen.


По 2.2 Clean Code:
 - постарайся осторожнее с ресурсами - их надо закрывать аккуратнее
 - исключения обрабатывать как можно раньше и с понятными сообщениями
 - старайся использовать преимущества Java8

принято


Correct.  Will be removed in next update.


Class VerifyWebSocketToken is missing a docblock.


LOOOOOOOL


@p-l- This is the main set of performance changes that I've made locally (the performance improvement numbers are based on processing 20K packets in my application).

caveats:
1.  I'm fairly certain that these will break _something_ (like the fuzzer)
2.  The self.write_magic reference needs to go away (left-overs), something to flatten later
3.  This is based on the v2.3.2 tag.  The switch to using __slots__ completely breaks the __setattr__() change, and I think that this change is faster that using __slots__


@gforcada Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
See the full report here: http://jenkins.plone.org/job/package-plone.api/52/violations
```
src/plone/api/content.py:268:1: C901 'delete' is too complex (15)
src/plone/api/content.py:360:1: C901 '_wf_transitions_for' is too complex (13)
src/plone/api/content.py:425:1: C901 'transition' is too complex (13)
src/plone/api/tests/test_doctests.py:118:13: T001 print statement found.
src/plone/api/tests/test_env.py:31:14: D001 found declarePublic replace it with AccessControl.ClassSecurityInfo.public
src/plone/api/tests/test_env.py:32:14: D001 found declareProtected replace it with AccessControl.ClassSecurityInfo.protected
src/plone/api/tests/test_env.py:33:14: D001 found declareProtected replace it with AccessControl.ClassSecurityInfo.protected
src/plone/api/tests/test_env.py:34:14: D001 found declareProtected replace it with AccessControl.ClassSecurityInfo.protected
src/plone/api/tests/test_env.py:35:14: D001 found declarePrivate replace it with AccessControl.ClassSecurityInfo.private
```
Follow [these instructions](https://github.com/plone/jenkins.plone.org/blob/master/docs/source/run-qa-on-package.rst) to reproduce it locally.


This is probably a good change. Can you take a look again now that 8.x-2.x is updated?


Looks good to me :+1:


ideally you shouldn't be using `console` to log. Maybe look at implementing https://github.com/winstonjs/winston


Yes, but it will most likely use its own integration of the paintutils api


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По 3 заданию:
не ясно как редактировать и удалять сообщения, и как они помечаются (не засчитано)
В остальном выглядит неплохо, но хотелось бы весь экран использовать, а не маленькую его часть.


ok (using `union`)


The `require` should already be cached, so possibly no need to optimize here, but you could save to a "hashmap" style object.


These requires aren't needed.  Magento's autoloader will load the classes as needed.

This is causing the following error for me:

> PHP message: PHP Fatal error:  require_once(): Failed opening required 'Model/ResponseHeaderMetaData.php' (include_path='/var/www/vhosts/example.com/releases/20160229195130/app/code/local:/var/www/vhosts/example.com/releases/20160229195130/app/code/community:/var/www/vhosts/example.com/releases/20160229195130/app/code/core:/var/www/vhosts/example.com/releases/20160229195130/lib:.:/usr/share/pear:/usr/share/php') in /var/www/vhosts/example.com/releases/20160229195130/lib/MarketplaceWebServiceSellers/Model.php on line 30


@regalstreak talk to @naman-bhalla who worked on the other port. Also, please post console-ramoops after trying to boot the menu.


Cool, thanks Neil!


This could potentially be optimized / cached for multiple lookups.


A distinction without a difference unless the underlying collection has reference semantics. They store a copy of the whole underlying collection otherwise

Sent from my moss-covered three-handled family gradunza

> On Feb 29, 2016, at 11:35 AM, Dmitri Gribenko <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> They present a view onto the underlying collection, but don't create storage of their own.
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Again, a logger like winston would be useful here.


<!DOCTYPE html>

    <meta charset="utf-8">
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    <link href='https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Changa+One|Open+Sans:400,400italic,700,700italic,800' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'>
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Updated some dependencies here. Not sure if it will be a BC break for your stuff?


Missing spaces after ```(```


this isn't used yet, but could be used in future tests


So the problem I am having is that I am not always in an angular context, like for instance, my HTTP calls are not using $http but some other data service, so whenever we get data we need to call $digest on the scope to update it.  However, we have lots and lots and lots of directives (with isolated scopes) so sometimes we are double digesting - so ideally we have some mechanism to handle that like evalAsync does.  We don't want to trigger a $rootScope.$digest because that is terrible for performance.


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Summary: Tests failed: 1 (1 new), passed: 0, ignored: 243 Build time: 00:07:09
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


This is the one and only test, but it registers both migrations and finds the entire user collection first, then the entire blog collection.

It checks to see that the correct documents are migrated.


There are also several Haskell packages that depend on webkit and that will trigger this build despite `hydraPlatforms = []`.


techies*


This is a db wrapper just to make testing simpler with promises and some other nice abstractions like `import`, `removeAll` etc.


not urgent, but at some point, this should be switch to es6 react component.


That would be great, thanks! I also moved cpplint to run separately (make
test doesn't run it but make test-all does) just so developing is easier.
I'm happy to clean up lint when the pull request is mostly done.  At htis
point I'm still figuring out how to write tests for this stuff---I got
over-enthusiastic and tried to just write a test for the writer without
checkout out how the write_delimited_pb/read_delimited_pb worked with
stringstreams. I'm going to push it to the feature/add-jsonlines-writer
branch but it does not pass tests.

K

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wrote:

> I can clean this all up. I think we need to be explicit in a few places
> and add some variables, like
>
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> PROTO_CC = $(subst .proto,.pb.cc,$(PROTO))
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sprint_hex ?


You seem to have forgotten to add `aeson-compat` to the cabal file, hence the build is failing currently.


papa kortatu notice me


Nice ! Now it's ok ! This is quite cool, I'm looking at the code, and you're doing it with your eyes close and we're almost there !


Ok


We should probably split the LogViewer out into a sub spect because most folks won't need that for AppStore builds.


oh, i didn't know `t.same` could do that. i'll add it


@dcoutts More discussion about it here:
https://github.com/haskell-distributed/distributed-process/pull/199


@jgranick This shouldn't compile... Has this code simply not been compiled with these conditionals for quite a while?


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El pdf tiene que maquetarse en templates/htmlPdfCertificate.php
http://pxd.me/dompdf/www/examples.php#dom_ol.html,pdf


I was actually going to check with you!


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Summary: Exit code 1 (new) Build time: 00:00:24


Class JsonWebTokenExpired is missing a docblock.


Class VerifyWebSocketToken is missing a docblock.


added


Familiar with .gitignore files? You have some binary files (.class) that yoyu are checking in.


Just FYI - omnibus hasn't conventionally bothered to bump this because it doesn't get released as a gem. It'll get bumped when some breaking changes like dropping software definitions happens (and even then, maybe not...).


just curious, is there a reason why you prefer null over undefined?  by default, it'll return undefined.


fixes #36


This change is unrelated to ES6 configuration. Did you mean to add this gem on another branch?


The message in the exception thrown by the default switch case mentions JWK. Suggest deleting the mentioning of JWK.


Kewl! Good to know. I like smaller diffs.


cool!


For cross ref, https://github.com/jenkinsci/jenkins/pull/2054 is now _conflicted_


Yeah.  There are getting to be enough `dynamic_cast`s in this code that it might be worth rethinking a bit.  I haven't checked thoroughly, but at least many of these `dynamic_cast`s are looking for `XRPEndPointStep`.  If that's the *only* thing that's checked then a virtual function in the `Step` base class, maybe `isXRPEndPointStep()`, would get rid of all the `dynamic_cast`s.  A `dynamic_cast` is a very big hammer.  Think about it.


Hi, why not contribute to Sinon with your patches? Seems like a good candidate for fixing #638 :-)


The comment below still mentions JWK. Delete it (?).


Minor: missing semicolon.


we have an issue here. What to do?
[f=0064102] Error: LuaRules::RunCallIn: error = 2, Update, [Internal Lua error: Call failure] [string "lups/lups.lua"]:49: bad argument #2 to 'origFunc' (number expected, got nil)
(in BA we have older version of spring.. but I guess it is not the cause of the issue)
http://imolarpg.dyndns.org/trac/balatest/browser/trunk/lups/lups.lua#L49


Minor: missing semicolons in this file.

Overall :+1:


What is it that you're swallowing here?


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The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [phpimage](http://phpimage-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/articles/sites/settings/upgrade-php-versions](http://phpimage-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs/articles/sites/settings/upgrade-php-versions)


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1407nginx](http://1407nginx-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/articles/sites/logs/debugging-sites-with-log-files](http://1407nginx-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs/articles/sites/logs/debugging-sites-with-log-files)


@sleroux The first link you posted said that `NSProcessInfo().systemUptime` would stop counting if the device was asleep. Might be worth testing that the interval settings aren't broken in this case.


These changes seem unrelated to ES6 configuration. Perhaps they belong on another branch. (Additionally, you could also get fonts from a CDN instead of worrying about precompiling them and serving them ourselves.)


this statement.. i think it can be written as
this.displayZoomOriginal() && <img style={selectionBtnStyle} ...
in react, we don't use display to show/hide things. we just don't render it.


sweet!


So, is RSA equivalent to JWK_RSA? Or are you combining them (in the short term) for expediency?


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Agree it's worth addressing.  I'll add an assert -- that feels like the most clear thing here.


This line should just be removed altogether. It's a bit confusing to leave it like this.


I would capitalize `main code file` and, similarly, the other 3 bullet points below.


guess we'll see if modifying this test case will help it build successfully in CI


Whoops :blush: seems I never sent actually sent a reverting PR. That be fixed #8253.


Thanks for the references!  I was actually always slightly fuzzy on `size_t`, but no more!  Will fix.


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [phpimage](http://phpimage-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/articles/sites/settings/upgrade-php-versions](http://phpimage-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs/articles/sites/settings/upgrade-php-versions)
- [source/docs/assets/images/php-versions.png](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/4630f6084e3f0cda0d34450e25c0271fb5dc27d0/source/docs/assets/images/php-versions.png)


I'd suggest terminating all sentences like this one with a dot, for consistency


It doesn't really matter, but this change is not necessary for the story.


You pragma'd out of foreign key constraints earlier.  Is this comment not quite accurate, or was that in a different part of the code?