That's a very good question, I haven't thought about it yet.

I didn't document it before, because I was in the mindset of the minimum amount of knowledge required to use the library, which favors the "private" aspect. On the other hand, it does clutter the namespace, and that could be argued to be enough to warrant some form of documentation…


Great commit mate! Keep working! ![nanana](https://media.giphy.com/media/wijMRo7UZXSqA/giphy.gif)


Dang, I never thought of that, good catch.


So if you click on one profile name to edit it, how do you back out without making changes, short of a two-click step on the Content->Images menu again?


add check for Physics = null, otherwise this will lead to crashes in certain situations.


Did this come from pipe_tasks?  If so, the commit message should include details.


Acomodando algo más de lo que hayq ue hacer.


You're absolutely right. Fixed and added a test.


read my mind :)


The link to the example doesn't work. I think it should be: http://jackocnr.com/node_modules/intl-tel-input/examples/gen/modify-country-data.html.

In fact I believe all the example links need to be updated. Looks like the only difference is changing `lib` to `node_modules`.


should I be concerned about the call in https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/blob/master/src/vs/workbench/parts/debug/electron-browser/debugActions.ts#L588 causing false positives? I don't understand what that action is for.


I had some minor issues when I applied this patch too, but it exposed a real issue, so I fixed it. If `.is_widget` isn't set, then either you build a widget directly from `gears.object()` like I did and forgot a method or you try to use a table as a widget somewhere. This attribute is set directly in the base widget constructor.


Guilherme Gomes


thanx for the shoutout bro!


Use imperative tense for commit summary.


The json docs say: "Persists the last input packet's data it receives to storage, also repeating that packet on output port" -- we have to cite this exception now. Unrelated, but the other sentence on that json doc is quite weird to understand.


We shouldn't add a dependency on the Registry (),we're already in the OSGi world so we should just a single ServiceTracker/ServiceTrackerCustomizer


Sorry - I have deleted my first comment before you replyed as it was completely wrong.
I still think a better place for this to live is inside debugService.addReplExpression()


It is :)


hello


Check out http://dustindavis.me/django-pluralize-outside-templates/ to use the Django built in pluralization.


TODO: change this to just "angle"


The json docs for this node are very crude and have not been revised yet :/ (User won't know of these packet policy)


@Elv13
Thanks.

I actually had a different crash this time though: https://github.com/awesomeWM/awesome/issues/735
Was your issue also related to using the keygrabber?

It might be certainly a real issue with my code and/or new APIs.
I've left insights in https://github.com/awesomeWM/awesome/issues/735.
Let's follow up there.


Somewhere you'll need to make sure that the same extensions don't get created/populated multiple times.


Ditto for the oic node.


Indeed we can! Thanks for pointing that out.


We can probably get away with simply `npm install`. The build tasks call the node modules by their relative paths and there is an `npm` postinstall script that will do the `make all` automatically.


thanks will fix now


imho that case is not a false positive, it is when a use is inside a debugging session, he selects something in the editor, context menu -> debug: evaluate. It is basically an easy way to evaluate something from the editor. It is not a false positive since it gets selected value gets copied over to the repl


This code can probably serve as an example on the Node side of things. In Ruby things are quite simple. This is a good, short post on the subject: http://blog.clearbit.com/rack-csv-streaming/


I hope I'm not missing anything, but this is the only change in this package for this ticket.  Did it just get found as a result of this ticket?


ok!


Adding it into an ExtensionDecl that's wired into the appropriate NominalTypeDecl should suffix for name lookup. I wouldn't expect the actual name lookup code to change at all.


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Typo: "warn" for "warm"


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Better try to verify if cores 'brought back' this way really work. At least with the 3.4 kernel for H3/A83T this is not the case even if they're listed as active (reducing _scaling_max_cpufreq_ and running 'sysbench --test=cpu --cpu-max-prime=10000 run --num-threads=4' before and after should help)


" " is missing


" " are missing


Please don't include search/sort in these tables. You aren't going to load the full table of data at a time (paged), so you can't properly do this client-side.


@joselufo @aldoborrero there's a key piece of learning here with respect to Single. The call method inside the single is called by the thread which makes the subscribe call on the client side. So we need to de-couple the threading there using an executor + runnables


OK :+1:


No comma


Yes.


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Extra data should be sorted according to the meta-data-definition 'sort-order' value. You probably don't want to add the sort/search stuff here either.


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [379peg](http://379peg-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs) Multidev environment:
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- [source/docs/assets/images/PEG_diagram.png](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/552f231adfbf094dafc1a685864d784d830354d2/source/docs/assets/images/PEG_diagram.png)


why commenting these out again? and remember the space before the expects when u uncomment.


so u call the progress for "if" and "else" case.

Can we just move it up ?


Use the IMPORT_TYPE_* constants, not hardcoded literals for 'new' and 'update'


the same


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I can't find this class anywhere.  What package is this part of?


explain why u went with putting this in a controller rather than view helper?


вместо этого можено заюзать
com.nextbook.services.impl.SessionUtils#getUserByToken(boolean)


Looks strange as we could just put all constants to some structure and serialize only it, but now we cannot break compatibility as it may be used already.


You generally shouldn't declare functions inside methods; it'll get redefined every call. If it's a helper, put it as a classmethod or a module global function. But in this case, use Django's builtin.


eg. `-128i8 % -1i8` panics, since the remainder is `128` which cannot be represented.


return x?


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I hope we won't need too many more changes on those other branches so it's fine to leave them as they are. ;)


Good catch. Unfortunately this does currently need to work with older VS versions, so I'd prefer to leave it as-is for now.


I would also change the name of the telemetry event to 'debugService/addReplExpression'


This is not the right place. I think you want to wire up the extensions in ClangImporter::loadExtensions().


For right now use these elementary procedures to peer-comment on papers
(using a browser):

1.  https://github.com/ProfEpsilon/hsa10s16.git
2.  Find your peer's name and click
3.  Do not fork or branch, just find the doc and view it (you will have read rights only)
4.  Click on the Test doc and initial push option
5.  On the page that comes up, make your comments and save (it might be a good idea to make the comments in an editor and then drag that into the comment section).
6.  When we are comfortable with forks and pull requests and branching we might want to jump in and edit the actual document. I will do that when it comes time to grade the document.


pool_tasks: https://github.com/lsst-dm/pipe_drivers


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Done.


Changes up to this point resolves #2 .


Eventually this reference to IAMStruct1GlobalVar will become an error.


@natelust Is this something you missed after the rename?


We only want the extension points implied by this lookupTable, not all of them (globally).


`/libtest.sh` ?


I was looking for it using `user:lsst CoaddDriverConfig`

I didn't realize part of it was in lsst-dm.  Is that what we want?


:joy: :joy: nice work! so excited for this


Not a big fan of this code duplication. I also do not see the added value of checking if a tree element is a chosen type.
I would move this logic to viewlet.ts / CollapsibleViewletView so then this would be shared across all our viewlets with a tree. The name of the event to log would be just this.viewName/treeElementClicked

I can also code this up if you are lacking the time.


This fails if npm version is < 2.0.0. Should it be documented? @josevalim


@cbodley I'll need to get this code updated for the high res clock


The regex is valid, thanks.
Though there seems to be an error when line and col have values equal to ````. Dived deep in coala's codebase and I found out that since line,col are [expected to be `int`](https://github.com/coala-analyzer/coala/blob/master/coalib/bearlib/abstractions/Lint.py#L185), this would throw an error.


Hi there,
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My name is [Aurelia](https://mozillascience.org/u/auremoser) and I work at the Mozilla Science Lab, a group building projects/programs globally to support open research and citizen science, including the Study Groups project. Just wanted to introduce myself as a resource, and answer any questions you might have.

Feel free to:
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* build [a site for your Study Group](https://github.com/mozillascience/studyGroup) and cull from our [library of lessons](https://github.com/mozillascience/studyGroupLessons)
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@1ec5 fyi


ship it +r from me


The reason why I check for the type is because you can click other items in the viewlet such as the collapsible grouping or empty space which also registers. I would want it to only handle clicking actual instances inside the window instead of anything at all.


Это было сделано ещё Веоном для того, чтобы можно было редактировать интерфейс и добавлять объявления через админку.

(и настрой уже в своём редакторе добавление пустых строк в конце файлов)


TODO: remove angular module initialisation from index.html


This is the finest piece of code ever written. testing commit comments.


Er... did you mean to push this directly to master?


I think the get-or-create-extension logic should be integrated into importDeclContextOf directly


wow this is a great commit. I can't express how great it is. Just testing.


We don't need to add the member here; there's a hook we can set up to add members (the "lazy member loader"), which will do those honors.


можно же заюзать com.nextbook.aspect.ControllersExceptionHandler
даже не заюзать а просто ну обрабатывать


Experimented to see if adding a `"canvas" div` would help render the characters, but it did not help


Interesting question! Is our intent to always put globals imported as members into an extension, or should we put them in the nominal type declaration when they are in the same submodule as the type definition?


I like all the other changes, but I'm wondering about this one. Is it supposed  to create a div element that can then be accessed with `this.div` ? If so, I think it's redundant with setupDivElement.
Some of our test won't need the dom. Shouldn't we stick with setupDivElement ?


@cbodley need to drain_all() outside the while() also


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Main change here


Can’t wait to use the Elvis operator once #4191 is fixed.


Will a 1.8.9 release installer be posted soon and/or will the current branch build?  (or, what is necessary to build specifically for Linux (minus the Launch4j) and the directory structure for the upstream jars.)


min_mem_size and max_mem_size and no “_GB” at the end of the arg names.

h2o.import_file instead of h2o.import_frame

.dim instead of .dim()


Bien joué ;)


No real change in this file


why does this need to be set after calling visit but before callling walk?


u are bitchy boy


Main change = lazy loading


This seems unnecessary, it would only be relevant if there was a cycle that caused walk to revisit topModule, but that should already be prevented by the cycle detection in updateDependencies


Main change - using an intermediate service instead of the repository so that I can retrieve a fully initialized ResourceServer


> Hm? Didn't I do this already?

That was my first thought when my full test group was entirely p0wned yesterday by these NPCs but I did not find a commit about those (I only did a quick search). Then, I looked at their stats and their DamageMultiplier was set to 1 and the BaseMeleeAttackTime were some weird 14xx values, which is a good indicator of non-fixed stats, especially when you do so neat stats fixes.


Add enemy and player objects. Not rendering, not sure why. Will look into the engine.js file


merging to keep branch up to date


That doesn't look correct. Shouldn't it use the internal name like before (using slashes)?


Ok, I understand that, but I do not think users are clicking on a empty part of the pane to influence the data that you will get.
If you think that clicking on empty space will compromise the data then you can compare the element you get with tree.getInput() since that will be equal when user clicked on an empty part.
What do you mean by collapsible grouping?

We can also go with your original approach but I would prefer if we tried to get this to all viewlets with no duplication :)


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¿Por qué borraste todo?


The "messageQue" uses a map where the key is the device-id. Eg. only one send event can be present for every device, when a new is addad the old one is removed. See line: 129, tellstickbinding.

When the working thread / tellstick device thread gets a event only the last event is fired.
The reason to have a working thread is to enable openhab to que up several commands so the tellstick device only fire the latest one.

In the old implementation openhab waited for the tellstick to finish before sending the next command. For me that resulted that dimming a lamp could go on for 30 seconds depending on how many command the buss queued. Usually blinking as well, xD.


My main concern was that it would change the semantic, because if you called progress first and there is a single outstanding descriptor than it would return UCS_OK as opposed to now where if there is a single outstanding descriptor it would call progress and return UCS_INPROGRESS. Though I suppose I could just do a comparison of outstanding, do a progress, than return the result of the comparison.


Asynchronous operation that isn't being waited on or checked for errors.


It is a tiny little change that I forgot to add to the PR that I merged yesterday. I though it is Blocks-extras, and that our peer review policy is flexible for this repository.


O.K.  I see, it's on a branch in the lsst-dm organization.  The namespaces don't add up though.  It looks like it is `lsst.pipe.drivers` not `lsst.pool.tasks`


You can just remove with the id itself rather than an index.


Is there a link missing here?


Commit 45261fb


45261 Fb


This callback here is very weird. Why does it exist?


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Here is the relevant Java doc describing line 129s behavior.
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/Map.html#put(K,%20V)


To try to get game to render, I added `$gameContainer = $('#game-container'),`, but it did not work. Still looking for bug!


You should name fields in your models as if they were post-population. Awkward to write `order.userId.email`


Also, why is `userId` a number? It should be a reference.


dont change the applicationId


I thought we decided to use 16


Storing address as a string makes a bunch of stuff more difficult, namely recreating an address in segments.


Why downgrade the version?


Nope... As I mentioned above, the media files I get, are created using the following method:    Year-%Y/Month-%m/Day-%d/Cam_Movement/Hour-%H/%d-%m-%Y_%H%M%S
So, what I actually hoped to be able to do, is to rename the whole Year-2015 dir to .Year-2015 and all last year's videos could be ignored and the loading would be much faster. Additionally, renaming previous months would also have the same benefit. And simply changing 1 directory each month to hidden is a very easy task which will lead to much faster loading of media files.


Is this different from `product._id`? Why does it need to be saved?


Balloons*


This field name is redundant.


You could also use `this` to get the `Order` model.


Also, what is the point of this static? It seems to just be `findById`


What is this line for?


why downgrade the version?


I could see argument on either side, and I played around with both, but eventually found the extension approach clearer. Given that everything we will be importing was not part of the original C definition, I feel like it's clearer to have it in an extension. We're always making either functions or static properties, so there's never instance storage.


What is `itemId`?


Before I can merge your work, your team has a few edits to make. You need to edit Cesar Chavez's name here in the attribution.


Would this be based on a preset of styles? If so, maybe an `enum` or another collection.


Вот когда потребуется и @WillWisp посчитает нужным, тогда и добавим.

Пустые строки исправил.


You need add in a place name here! What is the location that you mapped?


How does this work?


If I'm not mistaken, here we are parsing something that we received. Do we really want to whine every time we get a corrupt packet? It's just invalid, period. No need to log that here.


Do you have a compiler for this?


Same as above.


You need to remove the brackets from your citations


This solution introduces dead code (`gridRenderer.js`), where deleting the file would break the test suite.
To resolve this, you could
- bring back `gridRenderer`,
- pass the action of emitting an update event as an optional parameter of type `(Widget) => void` to `render(grid: Grid)`, and
- call it in the existing loop on `unpositionedWidgets` instead of iterating twice.


Quick note: main 128x128 icon is now a padded 96x96 instead of bare 96x96 in line with [Google guidelines](https://developer.chrome.com/webstore/images).

The icon in `chrome://extensions` is taken from 48x48 and therefore unaffected.


Странно ломать то что не сломано, ну да фиг с тобой.


Don't add these two lines

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19997509/android-studio-why-are-minsdkversion-and-targetsdkversion-specified-both-in-and


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import myfitnesspal

client = myfitnesspal.Client('my_jalexanderSF')

day = client.get_date(2016, 3, 3)
day
# >> <03/02/13 {'sodium': 3326, 'carbohydrates': 369, 'calories': 2001, 'fat': 22, 'sugar': 103, 'protein': 110}>


Also necessary for #2578.


This could just be a number.


Great update 2.11 -> 2.8 XD


Need to remove the brackets that surround your article text - remove any brackets that you find in your .xml document!


group custom permissions together, don't mix with android default permissions


Why the IIFE?


@martijnwalraven

`window.location.replace(window.location.href);` doesn't work if the url has a hash/`#`. You can test it on your browser by going to any page, say https://www.meteor.com/ and execute `window.location.replace(window.location.href);`, it will reload as expected. If instead you go to https://www.meteor.com/#something and execute `window.location.replace(window.location.href);`, it won't reload.

The effect is that `Reload._reload()` doesn't do anything. Even worse, the variable `reloading` will not be reset to false and thus further calls to `Reload._reload()` won't even try to do anything.


using a GPIO output as power supply for anything is not a wise idea. the maximum current for them is specified as 16mA. it would be better to use the output of VCCD of the ft232h (pin 39) but that is not very easily accessible AFAICT (I don't own the hardware though). the best way to use this is probably to just power the target device completely separately. (also, you are using the "wrong" git mirror of flashrom)


should be in the gradle, not here


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You should nest and indent this line, too horizontal, hard to read.


This looks like it is part of the citation before it. You should have more than one citation. Did  you consult any other materials in a addition to the letter? A website, book, or article?


This is also SUPER insecure.


:sunglasses:


You should send an error down to the error handling middleware instead of defining this yourself.


?? Could you explain?


Hello ineentho,

as i understand, as a feature of this commit you added automatic download for the Dedicated Server from Steam to build the Docker Image.
Therefore the Option for unzipping the DedicatedServer.zip from ~/games/space-engineers/data was deleted!

This works perfectly well when the image is built but won't update the Dedicated Server Files later.
So now with newer Server Version after the initial image build i had to rebuild the image to get the server back running.
Could you implement your feature to check steam for a new server version at every start of the server?

cheerz


Perfect.


This should be a call to `next`.


Once again, `next`.


What is this for?


This isn't using `req.cart`, the whole purpose of making `router.param`.


Interesting. Thanks @ChaosBelcebub


Callback is not needed here.


I'm happy to apply this fix, but is the extra comma breaking anything?
I'm running Sublime 3 dev build 3107, and the settings are working as they should even with the extra comma.


> Was your issue also related to using the keygrabber?

No, it was my new client layout systems creating the fake clients widgets without a `.is_widget`. I also got the "left on the stack" error when it asserted. It is not really unexpected, but also not really normal. Asserts unwind the (lua) stack, so it is easy to see why the C-lua stack can become unbalanced.


It's already saved, this doesn't need to happen.


:construction:


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Sorry for double posting here, but reading your previous comment more carefully, I realized that you actually explained that the code is supposed to ignore hidden files and hidden dirs. This is fine by me. My problem is that ignoring hidden dirs is not working for me. At least not recursively....
Per my naming (Year-%Y/Month-%m/Day-%d/Cam_Movement/Hour-%H/%d-%m-%Y_%H%M%S), if I hide the Year directory the files continue to appear. I must rename the last directory in the tree ( in my case Hour-xx which is the dir which contains the files) in order for this to work.
So I guess my request is to make it ignore all dirs included in a hidden dir. Is this possible to happen?


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Well, hunting (stalking, chasing, etc.) is what leads eventually to predation–if the hunter is successful.  So hunting is to predation kind of what flower visiting is to pollination.  The former sometimes, but not always leads to the Iatter.  Since pollination is so difficult to confirm, recording flower visitation is usually the best we can do.  It's not that difficult to witness predation, and it's actually easier to confirm a predation interaction (organism A is in the grip/jaws/stomach of organism B) than it is to confirm hunting behavior.  I think we can safely ignore this one. It looks like there is only a single entry on iNat right now, and I doubt it will catch on.


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This is asynchronous, therefore you need to `.then` and make sure it works before responding.


I think that we should make the 4th column _maintainer(s)_, since the origin and contributor are usually the same.  In this case the origin for Wifi is Zeroday and the maintainer dnc40085


Be careful with formatting and indenting, it's very important!


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Not really a 404 ... just an empty set.


We also need to hook this into the menu list, don't we?


Not directly related to last commit, but......
Can someone rename the folder from  "XMTV-Import" to "XMLTV-Import" and any other refernces to it?

Thanks


@mplewis here is a section that I cleaned up. Please review .


Good! But it can just be `next` instead of the `err => next(err)`


You should use `findOne`.


I couldn't come up with better wording, brain 10-109.  Basically scope creep makes progress impossible.


Thanks! I forgot where in the flow update really is... I'll push the new implementation soon


I couldn't come up with better wording, brain 10-109. Basically scope creep makes progress impossible.


Yes, right. It's getting late ;)
+1 for this pull request then.

Maybe you can add this to the 2.0 version i am getting ready to commit also ?


Again, I don't think these are things that should be logged. It's not an error in the program, it's a valid check for a valid condition and returning an appropriate error is enough. The caller then may want to log this if it's really necessary.


I'd lean towards letting plugins define and load their own custom configuration outside of the kubeconfig file. For example, the dcos plugin could use the `DCOS_TOKEN` environment variable, or it could read an `/etc/dcos_auth.conf` or whatever. That way there would be less churn on the core kubectl parsing stuff, and more flexibility to define your own backwards compatibility requirements.


1) use `findOne` 2) probably better as a method 3) might wanna use `lodash` (specifically `_.extend/merge`) to do this updating rather than a `for..in` loop.


So the purpose of implementing equals was to verify that event were fired correctly with mockito here: https://github.com/jitsi/jicofo/commit/8fcaa63b194342f5d33cffa8b58beb6dbb4ff84e#diff-b863e84b5c51fdced4d3cf76136af1a0R130 Probably hashcode should also be implemented to not break the hashcode/equals contract.


This makes me nervous. I'd prefer to `stop`.


I think all of the stuff above doesn't work. Why?


After i make this update, admin panel start to give error messages

Parse Error: syntax error, unexpected ';' (line 101 of /...../...../...../...../site/modules/TracyDebugger/TracyDebugger.module)

There is no syntax error


This is a new task and a new unit test, but I see that I copied existing code for boilerplate and left an inappropriate description string. Also, this commit has a test inappropriately commented out. I'll fix those.


Under files, in the "Drawing editor lab" folder. It should be the package


Icon taken from https://www.iconfinder.com/icons/211696/bolt_icon (MIT License)
Font taken from http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/Silkscreen (own free-to-use license, see http://www.fontsquirrel.com/license/Silkscreen)


You should be doing a `beforeEach`, not a `before`. Every unit test should start from a completely clean slate.


Well in fact the real impact will not be from engi's code but from the sheer number update() method we'll have to call on each frame. This is just a note so that a developer deciding to use tracking understands she is not longer protected by the "this method is only called if the mouse is hovering my entity" feeling.


1) `done` is not needed because nothing async is happening


While that may be true @SandPox, you can also just skip setup wizard?
Or add it back in local builds if it concerns you that much...


2) `items` isn't part of the cart in the actual database, just assigned to the instance (never saved)


3) I don't think this is a worthy (of your time) test. Why?


There appears to already be a src/utils.rs. Perhaps this should go in that file?


sgtm. ultimately i still think the long-term solution is to make it possible for preload scripts to be origin-confined in electron.


Thank you :+1:


Thank you, @chris838 and @omesh !

@chris838 , thank you for your offer to contribute in an advisory/mentorship role. Once a student is selected, I plan to create a mailing-list for developers of Mind The Word. If you would like, I can include you in the mailing-list, so that you can follow the development and give your advice. Would you like that?


WIP


*speedtest repo


Just changed a few things to make sure that I am making changes in the correct way.


This is working, but also not working. At this point it is removed from the instance but not persisted.


What I imagined in this case was that you might want to have have this option, independent of the remove source option. For example when copying, you might want to update links and parent fields, but preserving the source for backup. I thought it was unnecessary to make it depend on the deleteSource option. WDYT?

What is indeed a problem is that I`ve forgot to configure the copy request creation in the script service to say that, by default, copy operations don`t update the source children's parent field.


Yup, with /:format a call results in the url
`http://127.0.0.1/api/administrator/list/issuefields/for/test/type/task/json?api_token=[...]`
without it this:
`http://127.0.0.1/api/administrator/list/issuefields/for/test/type/task?api_token=[...]`

The `getRemoteURL('api_viewissue', $url_options)` definitely does not care about additional parameters.
Since I have a change pending (currently only in my clone) that will remove the username from the url, that function should have support for the username AND the format parameter..
As other parameters are covered by adding '*' to the route (See `thebuggenie\core\framework\Routing::generate()`) - but I would not want to add that star to every route. Handling these basic ones should be enough, similar to how the token is handled...


Vanilla Minecraft formats the description like this:
`{"text":"§fHello \n§4World"}`

Not like a full text component. This breaks sites and tools that expects the description to be a string with color codes.


Proč to? escaped_by je náš podporovanej parametr, tak se tu testuje


Technically, 1KB is 1000 bytes since we're not using all 1KB so this won't matter much. Just use this number to allocate space to read incoming packets.


Probably "we" means all AppVeyor users that use that worker node. Following @gaborcsardi's suggestion, I've resolved it by setting the GITHUB_PAT environment variable to a dedicated GitHub access token (encrypted); see https://www.appveyor.com/docs/appveyor-yml, line 65.


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Actually fixed the pre release message


PotionId 正确修法？


redshift backend nepodporuje kombinaci enclosure a escaped_by


You need to add Copyright and Class documentation. See the other classes


Max packet size is 1KB. We agreed on just sending maximum 500 bytes for data. Adding data packet header size, which is 4 bytes, the actual max packet size is just 504 bytes.


I think you should add a comment on the classes about your changes for future reference.


This statement can be simplified.

I think
    var wasEnabled= store[IMAGE_PLOT_KEY].pointSelEnableAry.length > 0
would be more clear here.

Or:
    var wasEnabled=Boolean(store[IMAGE_PLOT_KEY].pointSelEnableAry.length);
or even postponed type conversion:
    var wasEnabled=store[IMAGE_PLOT_KEY].pointSelEnableAry.length;


Is this really necessary? It's an internal function that we should know better than to call with wrong parameters.


LG- seeding set up looks good


Don't worry bae I'm trying to refine it a bit and had to do a partial commit


当然不是，但是能确定肯定是位移运算。


```
require_once __DIR__ . '/tracy/src/tracy.php';
```
is getting compiled to:
```
require_once(\ProcessWire\wire('files')->compile(\ProcessWire\wire("config")->paths->root . 'site/modules/TracyDebugger' . '/tracy/src/tracy.php',array('includes'=>true,'namespace'=>true,'modules'=>false));
```
I think it is just missing one more closing `)`


That's strange. What do you exactly mean with "does not do anything". Does the Firefox window pop up? Is the login successful? Does the test finish, i.e. does the Selenium close the browser window?


+ * enumerate the first row using binary array, each element in the array is either 0 or 1
 + * check after press the current row, the current row state changed, and row after it also changed
 + * !!!
 + * to turn off all the light in the previous row,
 + * the press should be the same as the previous row state


@gromak ^


I can apply this patch to v.2 binding as well. I did not found the code for it right now, in openhab2-addons nor on your github profile.

To easy up the admin burden of the maintainer maybe I can merge my fixes into your v.2 fork before you make a pull request?

I will take time to comment the classes, its important.
Will try to get some time this weekend for it.


Sorry - this is actually my bad. `NODENAME` isn't used in the template anymore, however I'd forgotten to take it out of the Parameters section. I can either add `NODENAME` back so login nodes hostname can be customised, or take `NODENAME` out of the parameters section :)


Space after '-'


Tak tak, potom to koncilo hlaskou `Invalid CSV params. Either enclosure or escapedBy must be specified for Redshift backend but not both.` :wink:


I prefer the current directory structure (disclaimer: I can't bear profusions of nested directories :p)

Though, `Create.php` could be renamed to `create.php`, for better distinction and because it's a convention for helpers files.


I thought the sender initiates the connection and proactively sends the file to the receiver, just like we discussed? But hang on to that, I'll ask the TA tomorrow if we can do this.


Thanks for testing it, quick solution would be to append format on https://github.com/thebuggenie/thebuggenie/blob/master/core/framework/cli/RemoteCommand.php#L144.
Let's continue discussion on gitter until we find better solution.


s/ideosyncracies/idiosyncracies


Mixin works either way - but I can change it to be consistent.


This is backfiring so hard for me. It won't even boot anymore. Something is referring to, not quite sure what.
here's a log: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5PBGFcsF3xiakh6VjNsOGVZS28/view


@Elv13
Ok, but then it did not crash for you completely?
(I have seen by now that it's not just the `.is_widget` assertion, which I thought was crashing intentionally)


@ChronoMonochrome
i've found out that it's possible to enable/disable speakers over sysfs interface.. but no great results:

speaker R can be disabled over:
echo 5 1 > anaconf4

now u don't hear anything over the speaker ...

now let us enable speaker L:
echo 4 0 > anaconf4

But No Sound .. so probably it's not physical connected at all .. or smthg is missing in Code.
Later i'll check if it can play at least both Channels L+R over this "R" speaker .. --> Mono.
If not, then smthg is wrong in this Code.


s/theproject/the project


s/requriements/requirements


Gang menu is missing.


@trk - I'll think you'll need to revert to the previous version until Ryan gets to fix this - hopefully before tomorrow's new version.


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You can [get it from jenkins](http://jenkins.liteloader.com/view/1.8.9/) as usual, I'm just waiting on [the SDK being available](https://github.com/MinecraftForge/ForgeGradle/pull/346) before I announce.


I seem this is kinda wrong,
I know there is flag that can be passed from somewhere in `skill_castend_nodamage_id` before this `skill_attack_area` called.

```
if (flag&1)
    map_foreach.....(... flag|SD_ANIMATION...);
else
   clif_skill_damage ...
```


辣时候R6还没出道，现在当然可以写啊，欢迎啊


Arf, nice catch.


Collapsible grouping for instance is like the "local" grouping that is within Variables when debugging. That grouping is also an item in the tree and when clicked gives a "focus" event. I can try and make it more generic and take a type to compare it with inside if you think that help, although my familiarity with typescript isn't as good for doing it.


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What MOE sync are you referring to?


i must be missing something as I don't see a  src/pocketmine/Player.php  file.  I don't even see a src folder.


Well, of course, this does fix the problem on the battle menu, but my actual question is: Why does the bug change depending on resolution? And shouldn't it be fixed?


Point selection works. (Used 'Lock by click' checkbox in mouse readout to test.)

Notes:
-mouse readout does not always show and 'Lock by click' does not always reflect the state correctly


You could run the same test twice, once with `debug=True`, once with `debug=False`, see [here](https://docs.djangoproject.com/es/1.9/topics/testing/tools/#overriding-settings) for details.

That would probably provide a better coverage of the feature.


I assume you mean "the jung_release branch"


In our case, TRANS_SIZE is 500 bytes. The last transmission could have less than 500 bytes if file size is not a multiple of 500 bytes.


Um on re-read I realize that what I'm asking for here you were already doing. I misinterpreted and thought identityInOrganization() was the main entrypoint, but actually isUserInOrganization() is, and it works the way I wanted. Sorry for the misunderstanding.


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I deleted locally, so it won't happen again


These need to be indented more for the linter to not freak out.


Same with these


@TravisPrice


Looking at this, I'm wondering if it wouldn't be nice to add a method on `RenderedFile` to get the actual saved content.
Or maybe even a property. Not sure about this, but having to do `seek(0)` and `read()` is always cumbersome.


TeamCity LabKey :: 16.1 Release :: Community :: CDS postgres 9.5 [Build 8](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=307600&buildTypeId=LabKey_161Release_Community_CdsPostgres94) outcome was **FAILURE**
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### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

org.labkey.test.tests.CDSSecurityTest.verifyUserPermissions: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.CDSHelpCenterTest.verifyHelpCenter: <no details avaliable>

```


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Hmm......why not add all biomes ? Probably with all biomes, world is identic with normal world.


Oh you mean the 'scopes'. Well I think it is perfectly fine to measure those, it is still interaction of the user with the variables view and I think that is what you are interested in the end.

So my proposal is to just compare it against the instance of tree.getInput() - that way you will figure out if it is an empty space. Otherwise just count the click.
If you think this is not a good strategy and will pollute the data we can go with the original approach.


Gang menu is missing.


Are you sure showing an implementation here is appropriate? What happens when others add support? How is it decided what gets to be the example?


@aanm I'm getting a 404 from S3 when I try to pull down the Vagrant box in the Vagrantfile. Does the box exist somewhere else perhaps?

```
... Starting cluster using provider: vagrant
... calling verify-prereqs
... calling kube-up
Bringing machine 'master' up with 'vmware_fusion' provider...
Bringing machine 'node-1' up with 'vmware_fusion' provider...
==> master: Box 'kube-fedora23' could not be found. Attempting to find and install...
    master: Box Provider: vmware_desktop, vmware_fusion, vmware_workstation
    master: Box Version: >= 0
==> master: Box file was not detected as metadata. Adding it directly...
==> master: Adding box 'kube-fedora23' (v0) for provider: vmware_desktop, vmware_fusion, vmware_workstation
    master: Downloading: https://opscode-vm-bento.s3.amazonaws.com/vagrant/vmware/opscode_fedora-23_chef-provisionerless.box
An error occurred while downloading the remote file. The error
message, if any, is reproduced below. Please fix this error and try
again.

The requested URL returned error: 404 Not Found
```

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This is the pull request, I just completed it.
https://github.com/openhab/openhab2-addons/pull/701

If you add a pull request to my repo with the update, I can add it to the pull request.
https://github.com/jarlebh/openhab2-addons


this could just be
```python
return RetryOptions(retry_codes=code, backoff_settings=backoff_settings)
```


And you can add tree acacia and dark from @ImagicalMine (and transfer to java ) and create new biomes : Savanna ;)


@davidrleonard The tests were failing for some PRs after this. I ssh into the server and it still said 2015. There was some test that was checking all the redirects at https://github.com/codeforamerica/codeforamerica.org/blob/master/.test-httpd.py

It checked them and failed, so then the new code didnt get deployed. I edited by hand.


Лист и массив разные структуры ;)


Incorrect. Use memcpy. strncpy stops copying when it sees null character. Any data (not necessarily text data) could contain any characters.


@msftristew


All I did here was add a `const`, so I'll probably leave this as is.


Done


@hvelarde @rodfersou This commit does not add much, but presents the currently available OOTB options to make robot tests work on both Plone 4 and Plone 5. This also introduces branch collective.nitf for plone.app.robotframework, so that you are welcome to fix possibly broken keywords also there :)

* already two years ago, plone.app.robotframework got two CMFPlone version dependent variables

        ${CMFPLONE_VERSION}
        ${CMFPLONE_SELECTORS}

* ``${CMFPLONE_SELECTORS}`` has value ``selectors/cmfplone43.robot`` on Plone 4.x and ``selectors/cmfplone50.robot``. (If you don't like those filenames, you may introduce new version dependent variable with different name better paths directly into plone.app.robotframework.)

* plone.app.robotframework has (currently empty) robot resource file ``selectors/cmfplone43.robot`` for Plone 4.x specific variables and keywords, and (also empty) ``selectors/cmfplone50.robot`` for Plone 5.x. The correct version is included automatically with ``Resource  ${CMFPLONE_SELECTORS}`` by plone.app.robotframwork built-in keywords already. So, those files could be populated with version dependent selectors and keywords, which could then be used to make the actual keywords version independent.

* ``${CMFPLONE_SELECTORS}`` can also be used in add-on tests, as shown in this commit. Variable ``${IMAGE_EDIT_FORM_OVERLAY}`` gets different value on Plone 4.3 and Plone 5.0. Similarly those ``cmfplone*`` files could be used to define custom keywords, which have different steps on different Plone versions.

* Another option is to use variable ``${CMFPLONE_VERSION}`` to introduce conditional additional keywords in tests. In this commit, CSRF-warning is closed conditionally only on Plone 5. (Although, probably it would be better to just fix the reason of the warning, but I left it to make an example of conditional keyword.)


i don't think you need brackets around the string. It could be:
```
  tip='The Filter Panel can be used to remove unwanted data from the search results'
```


you may want to remove this line, as you don't have the "nothing" explosion


One last nit, otherwise LGTM


There is a way to split up this line so you don't break the long ling rule.


Let's hold off on merging until I've updated the code generator to generate the API yaml.


I believe this looks good


I am fine with that :smile:


You can use any way you like to read ack packets and send data packets but make sure they follow big endian. For example, in the first 2 bytes that stores the sequence number in a data packet, the first byte has the most significant digits, the second byte has the least significant digits.


Dave emulation is no longer based on the stupid idea of mine to be "Nick slots" units, but uses CPU clocks, which is more correct and also more easy to implement :)


Sounds like a great plan. I will make a run for it to get it in before its merged into main.
I'am grateful for all work you done to get this binding working, both the initial work and now taking responsibility to maintain it to version 2. Thanks a lot!


Hi


Is ok to add what “type” it is as a property then? I think this would be the best approach, adding the type to the telemetry event so that the PM can filter it out as needed.

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Oh you mean the 'scopes'. Well I think it is perfectly fine to measure those, it is still interaction of the user with the variables view and I think that is what you are interested in the end.

So my proposal is to just compare it against the instance of tree.getInput() - that way you will figure out if it is an empty space. Otherwise just count the click.
If you think this is not a good strategy and will pollute the data we can go with the original approach.

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might not need brackets here either.


Minor nitpick (not worth a new release by itself, but fix before next release): "generates password base" should be "generates **a** password base**d**" or "generates password**s** base**d**".


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1390codea](http://1390codea-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs) Multidev environment:
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- [docs/articles/sites/code/hot-fixes](http://1390codea-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs/articles/sites/code/hot-fixes)


fulfill

lets keep the spelling standard with either american style or british and not both


The null values test is now passing, but I've noticed that the testRetrieveTemplate now fails if there hasn't been a template list created already. At first glance, it looks like the String _id will not be assigned a value and remains null. I would suggest rewriting the test to first create a template, or creating a template in the before method.


Any plans to make that a pull request for upstream? That's an obvious but needed change.


Works fine. Thanks! :)


Arf, nice catch! :)


Nice test case. :D


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### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


Makes sense, I replaced "bouncers such as ZNC" with "IRC bouncers".


Why do you want to pass in 'anything that supports `randint`'?  Why is this an advantage over just passing in the seed for a random state?

I've been planning to rip out the boost Mersenne twister, Python random, and numpy random, and replace them all inside Crosscat by weakprng.  Until that happens, I don't see a problem with just using an internal Python random state here.  If you don't have to cooperate with someone else's PRNG state, there's no need for the lock.

I can't imagine why there is a lock there currently.  Nothing uses shared-memory multithreading in Crosscat -- maybe Baxter was using it in a multithreaded application a while ago when he put it in, but none of our stuff does that and I have had no expectation that it will work to use an instance of any of the Crosscat *Engine classes naively in multiple threads simultaneously anyway.


Make sure sending_segments[k] follows big endian. I'd prefer to manually allocate a char buffer, then properly write the values into the buffer rather than relying on auto conversion like this. See my code for examples.


Why has this been split out from the original `CalibrateTask`?  It's not clear that it provides any useful functionality in its own right.  The fact that the docstring is longer than the code hints at that. It's really only useful in the context of bootstrapping a PSF, so should continue to be a method in pipe_tasks.


thats redundant indeed! thought i removed it, but must have gone missing while rebasing


Travis I like it :)


Strange.. it seems like this commit wasn't necessary because github magically knew that the PR should be my docs4 branch plus my zmq3 branch. Does github just add any other branch mentioned in the PR comments to the PR?


Organize your code into smaller functions so it's more readable.


Why not isinstance?


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There is no custom gang menu yet


Its just default one @DarkSilencerZA


I thought that the call of `validate()` could use `validate(Closure... adHocConstraintsClosures)`. I didn't understand the side effect by removing `validate()`. Sorry.


Though please don't deduct for I had almost completed the supertest , I had involuntarily slept while finishing up.


nit: could as well be `inherit`


@aaronkaplan Hm. That change doesn't necessarily have anything to do with DROWN, right?

But I agree SSLv3 needs to go, we're having this discussion over here as well: https://github.com/EFForg/starttls-everywhere/issues/24


Why is this necessary?


Already pushed fix, missed that


I think we probably want to keep the view names `accounts-login` and `accounts-logout` for now, just to minimize the potential impact of this change.


No, fulfil. I've been using British English throughout. Honestly though - I can't say it really matters.


Looks fine.


Good!


@hudakdidit heads up that I've changed User.wiki_id to User.username.

Apologies for any merge conflicts that might set up. I skimmed through the surveys branch, and it should be pretty minimal.


lol, guess you're right. Eh eh


Well Done.


edit picture to compressor


I have a deja vu feeling about this one. Funny isn't it? looks good otherwise.


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Probably yes, it's not like I really know what I'm doing ^^


Some maps dependency was not working, so was trying with different versions, its sorted now. We can revert it back to original


@stevenrombauts Wouldn't it make sense to choose a more appropriate release numbering schema here for the version number ? Or does this need to be a timestamp ?


On Thu, Mar 03, 2016 at 03:35:44PM -0800, Aaron Zauner wrote:
> @aaronkaplan Hm. That change doesn't necessarily have anything to do with DROWN, right?
>
> But I agree SSLv3 needs to go, we're having this discussion over here as well: https://github.com/EFForg/starttls-everywhere/issues/24
>

@sebix and @azet: guys, give me some slack. The reasoning for this is in
my local git repo, not yet pushed okay?

I had a long flight , 2 intensive days yesterday and I just can't do
everything at once. @sebix and me already discussed a lot about the
-SSLv3  in exim4. Yes, it can go.
See the ach-authors discussion.

--
Physicist are there to find the laws of nature. Engineers are there to work around them


Looks good.


alright I just get OCD fits when I see british english :stuck_out_tongue: even though i used to use it till I started Grade 8


Thanks. This works much better. I removed the old code and merged to master


Wow! I actually love this! Ill be putting it to some good use! :+1:


Good call 7a4d5d1


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Gracias

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erf, in fact, you're speaking about searching a bed, and you changed in search food. ??


Indents! Why are there no indents?! How many hundreds of times will I lament this, of why has all that is good and right in the world forsaken me? my poor punished eyes, please have mercy upon me! :cry:


PermissionsDispatcher plugin


develop (mjwitte) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1577 of 1577 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Btw, the tests don't currently work, I'm getting an NPE in the `JUnitTestClassProcessor.processTestClass()` method. No idea why.


No need for this assertion.


I just realised that gradle building requires git to successful build. I might remove the informative version.


It would be much better to make this a much smaller test variable. At the very least, we need to be observing the 79 char line limit and break this into multiple lines. If you really want large data lists like this for a test, try loading one in from a file.


`requested_file` should be `requested`?


Same as above. Wayyyyy too long of a line.


Looks great


Still needed

- language preferences
- avoid metadata folders and files
- opensubtitles max download warning
- pass library directory from outside of script


Uhm. I didn't want to instill the impression on you that I'm critiquing your commit. This was merely a comment that agrees with your PR. I haven't slept a lot in the last two days either and had a 4 hour and a 6 hour teleconference, so yea - let's sleep over this ;)


I was having the issue ! Thanks for the update, works like a charm in my environment :) :+1:


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1060wpcor](http://1060wpcor-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/articles/wordpress/wordpress-development-versions](http://1060wpcor-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs/articles/wordpress/wordpress-development-versions)


why this one is still failing, I don't know -- I can't get the captcha image to load either. Not really sure it's a time thing...


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Google Ngram Viewer agrees that "edict" is olde:

https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=edict&year_start=1800&year_end=2000&corpus=15&smoothing=3&share=&direct_url=t1%3B%2Cedict%3B%2Cc0


Yep, it works without the braces.


Before this, the server would quietly fall over over 2-10hrs, depending on traffic. Now going strong!


Retested the  #851 and must agree with @ExSport. My Panasonic TV supports subs streaming only for supported video formats. When video is transcoded TV is not asking for subtitles. Maybe because of the different video and subtitles name we presented to  make some other renderers to show proper video format.  So only the current implementation is working. The #851 implementation could work only when there will be in the renderer setting something like "allow_subs_streaming_for_transcoded_video".


Beware that for large files, it's possible we don't have enough memory to store everything in memory. It's better to read one chunk (500 bytes) at a time, then build the data packet, then send, then repeat.


Translate to english


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LGTM; my one concern would be if somebody was intending to e.g. benchmark CPython vs PyPy and elected to run the setup script with PyPy; they may still in that case want the extension modules to be built. That may be enough of a corner case that it ends up being a moot point, however.


@mohamedmorsy see my one comment. Once you fix that I can +1.


I see now the difference in the encrypt + sign process between Thunderbird / Apple mail.
I see too that unit tests for decryption + signature verification are missing.
A couple little things:

1. could you include the sample payloads (with some sensitive data cleanup removal) in the   incoming/tests folder, so that we have them handy when we get to implement tests?
2. can you add a little explanation about the tb/apple_mail perks, maybe in the docstring for this function? I fear it won't be obvious in some months.


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Just to recap how to compute sequence number for a 1700 bytes file (for example).
First read: 500 bytes. Data packet: seq num is 0, length is 500.
Second read: 500 bytes. Data packet: seq num is 500 (0 + 500), length is 500.
Third read: 500 bytes. Data packet: seq num is 1000 (500 + 500), length is 500.
Fourth read: 200 bytes. Data packet: seq num is 1500 (1000 + 500), length is 200.
Sequence number is always the last sequence number plus the last length.


Moved the "QToolButton" object from the ToolBar section in the style.css to the ToolButton section.


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On Thu, Mar 03, 2016 at 03:46:17PM -0800, Aaron Zauner wrote:
> Uhm. I didn't want to instill the impression on you that I'm critiquing your commit. This was merely a comment that agrees with your PR. I haven't slept a lot in the last two days either and had a 4 hour and a 6 hour teleconference, so yea - let's sleep over this ;)
>

Didnt' take it as critique either. However, need to catch up on sleep,
then we I can add a formulation for the -SSLv3 in Exim4.

thx
a.

--
Physicist are there to find the laws of nature. Engineers are there to work around them


@m-kuhn any idea what's wrong with https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/commit/f722bb26a1267274248c9488fcb069719bfde254 ? the test fails locally for me without that commit, but adding that commit caused failures on Travis....


I find the "if <positive_case>" slightly more readable, so i'd rewrite this

if isinstance(...):
  return decrdata,signkey
else:
  do_something_else


Not by default it doesn't.

Right now I'm taking all our dependencies from our repository, just like the Ant build does. Of course for deps that can be taken from Maven that could (should?) be changed. But right now I need that extra path bit in hte name and that means I can't use the short version it seems. (It complains about not being a proper Maven artifact name)


Make sure your linter is functioning. It should be throwing warnings when you have only space between functions. Most important is consistency. Choose whether to have one or two spaces, but don't mix it. For this class we're using pep8 and pep257 (2 spaces).


These commit messages have quite a bit of detail in them.


заёбисто, неправда ли?


Cool :)


okay


From what i can tell this change looks good.


Do we really need all this bureaucracy?


You probably want to print the date it can't parse, too. :)

Nice! RAPID DEVELOPMENT.

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Just tested this out locally. It fixes my issue with pg-native. Any chance we could get a release?


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 * 133 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 133 tests had: BND diffs.
 * 8 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 22 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: Table big diffs.
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Just use `.then` here (`.done` is [heavily discouraged](http://bluebirdjs.com/docs/api/done.html))


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 * 138 tests had: BND diffs.
 * 8 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 22 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
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No need to import pytest if you're not using it anywhere.


nit: no need for `res` here


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Your driver should not be in the config_reader namespace

just prefix your function call with config_reader

like `config_reader::read_config(file_path)`


Based on that example:
Ack packet for first data packet: seq num is 0, acc seq num is 500.
Ack packet for second data packet: seq num is 500, acc seq num is 1000.
Ack packet for third data packet: seq num is 1000, acc seq num is 1500.
Ack packet for fourth data packet: seq num is 1500, acc seq num is 1700.
Acc seq num of 1700 means first 1700 bytes of the file have been successfully received without any loss.


Handled in http://jira.xwiki.org/browse/XWIKI-13170.

Thanks!


It seems that when you added these docstrings, you also removed your call to `.replace()`, which got rid of newline characters. Was this intentional, or accidental? Because now your dictionary of trigrams includes strings like `"chair\nand"`.


You could just do this in line 6:
```
var iot = Promise.promisifyAll(new AWS.Iot());
```
and then here, instead of using `new Promise`, do:
```
return iot.createThingAsync(params)
```


yes probably, the hashes are typically small anyway and the hash merge is written in C - it would also be difficult/expensive to iterate while filtering out overridden values.

Is there ever a need to get all members (i.e. to see the district members in super types even if they are overridden?)


This label is only used in the if-block removed above. so it can also be removed.


thanks!


Always **true**, so whole the lines after here can be replaced with the lines inside of this if-block.


Perhaps - or it may not be used as an attribute name - a conscious decision perhaps (not by me though).


Always false, so whole the if-block can be removed.


go


@RoyalPineapple Thanks for your explanation. It didn't take much to convince me :+1:


Always true, so whole the lines after here can be replaced with the lines inside of this if-block.


context menu inception ++


ok


Closes #1.


should set conn->status to CONNECTION_BAD?


Server merely transmits the string, so you would have to check string for name you don't directly get an ent to check. There is the possibility of duplicate names, etc. This seems like a simple lightweight way to do it, but if you feel like coding something on the clientside, go for it. Most people using newmod would probably be playing on b_e servers anyway.


Is the update script ever expected to not exist? Are we anticipating someone could've removed it from the running image through the rw layer? Or is it just protection against future rofs/rwfs changes?

Can we document why it might not exist or just generally what's wrong with assuming it exists?


Note that this is always **true**, so this function always returns true.


Verified changes working as expected.


But what about sonic rainboom?


what hot


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So this option isn't actually supported by update until the following commit. The patches look like they're ordered with respect to the files they modify rather than the functionality they implement (or remove) - I think they should be re-ordered in terms of the latter approach.


As told on DP, _canDropItems is not necessary


## Task 1

Write a program to count word usage in the given text.  Have this program print out, in decreasing order (most common to least common) the 10 most common words and the count of each word used. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement, and it should be formatted correctly.  You should use a *standard* dictionary as part of your function(s) to accomplish this task (see Task 2, where you'll use a slightly different type of dictionary).

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses a dictionary to correctly count words in the text and returns correct words and their counts for the 10 most common words (4 pts.)

## Task 2

Using [Counter](https://docs.python.org/2/library/collections.html#collections.Counter) from the `collections` module, write a program to count word usage in the same text as above.  Have this program print out, in decreasing order (most common to least common) the 10 most common words and the count of each word used. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement, and it should be formatted correctly.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses a `Counter` to correctly count words in the text and returns correct words and their counts for the 10 most common words (4 pts.)

## Task 3

Write a program that processess the given data to create a dictionary that maps the ExaML run name (e.g. ExaML_info.T6 as the `key`) to the ExaML log-likelihood value (e.g. -82924194.67 as the `value`). Use this function or a function that calls this function to prettily print the run name followed by the log-likelihood value in two column format to the screen.  Also include a function that sorts the log-likelihood values and helps us determine which run name minimizes the negative log likelihood value (e.g. the run name having the LL value closest to zero). Also output the name of this "best" run to the screen.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program prints run name/LL in two column format and correctly sorts and reports the "best" ML result (4 pts.)


does this case only for android? if so, remove it from tests.windows.xml


This function is called only from the if-block removed below. So it can also be removed.


> Because update now returns to shutdown for the final halt or
> reboot system call it does not need to handle systemd arguments.
> Instead update is invoked from multiple environments and needs
> to alter its behavior.

Is this true now? Or will be in future commits? I don't think it's the case yet? If it's not the case currently, can we make that more obvious in what you've written here?


Should we move the shift calls out of the case statement to the bottom of the loop body? That should remove some noise (mainly in future patches that introduce more options)


this step does not appropriate for windows , right ?
need create new case for windows for task-manager terminate app.


This label is only used in the if-block removed above. so it can also be removed.


closes #657


Input part


Should query by session ID not name


I much prefer we use 'dosave' and 'dorestore' rather than the negated 'nosave' and 'norestore'. Otherwise I think we risk tripping ourselves up with double negatives.


technically ampersands need to encoded as `&` here, but browsers and email are too smart for their own good these days.


glass half empty?


Now, calling sd_read_object() equals to calling read_backend_object(). See also above.


> $ cpass-sandstorm create mytw1tt3rp4ssword twitter @myusername login:myusername

This stores your Twitter password (in encrypted form, of course) to Sandstorm.

> $ cpass-sandstorm @myusername

This adds the Twitter password for @myusername to your clipboard automatically!

> $ cpass-sandstorm all

This will list all passwords you've stored


this test is for VKB, windows also have VKB(touch keyboard).
seems you mix the test of VKB with hard keyboard?


After a little thought I'm fairly certain the reference cycle isn't possible here. The issue would be when `sys.exc_info()` is called from within the stack frame that raised the exception. At that point the current stack frame (containing the `except`) would be referenced by the `exc_info` var and vice-versa the `exc_info` references the current stack frame. However since we are inside of `invoke_exception_view` which is not directly catching the exception - it is a different stack frame that is not on the stack tracked by `exc_info`. Thus the reference cycle should not occur and `exc_info` should gc correctly.


eg. aren't we tripping ourselves up here? If 'nosave' is 'y' then we shouldn't be copying files off the rwfs, and yet we are when this test passes.

Shouldn't this be as follows?

`if test "x$nosave" != xy -a ...`


sharedInstance這一整段裡面看不太懂在幹麻...只猜到是要初始化,裡面的程式碼可以解釋一下嗎？謝謝.


# Madeleine


Guess we are doing it on firefox.


We get the double negative right here though. Still, As outlined above, I prefer we switch to 'dorestore'.


As long as we still get the block when errFutureTimestamp is returned I think it's valid to check for (extreme) future timestamps here. It would be nice to have validateHeaderAndBlock depend on validateHeader, and checking the timestamps here would then be necessary.


fix unicode state problem mentioned in #1


Done


And done


parseInt not necessary, should already be an integer


indeed!


I'll change it to `BlockID` for now kick the can down the road regarding including the version in the name vs version branching in the RPC.


we need to check this because if we have a `col-3` for example, the input is going to be super small


這寫法大家應該不知道，但可以分享一下


Heheh, you can add it if you wanna.  : P


You need to update your repo.  This has already been fixed.


Dejando un comentario referenete al cambio.


Working through a vcs bug with webstorm


Don't believe there is anything wrong with using sprintf.  You have another idea?


task1-2: you did not consider the length of the word so they are not align perfectly, but for this task we are not asked to sort them in column.


Right, but typically the function returned will be used as an argument to `gateway.RPC` which is typically called from a goroutine.


Use proper naming conventions. Don't use variable's name like temp or tempObj


I named in managedFN to make it clear that the function returned by the method manages its own memory. Instead I could name the return value in the function signature. What do you think?


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>  update: Read whitelist from the /run/initramfs directory
>
> Find the whitelist under /run/initramfs directory instead of
> looking in root so as not to rely on initramfs being bind
> mounted to the root.

Is this just future-proofing? Can you expand on when it may not be bind-mounted to / ? I guess my general feel satisfies"says what it does", but I'm also interested in answering "why is it useful?" Explaining what the patch does at least sets expectations (so we can tell if it implements what it claims to), but the why is just as important (if not more so).


are you sure you want to have more padding at the bottom?


@mplewis I cleaned up this part a bit - let me know your thoughts.
Thanks


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Would it be better just to squash this into 42e9f95b?


Yep, and still do 3 years later apparently.  This took a bit to track down, and the fix suggested doesn't appear to work in our Ionic 1.2.x application that uses AngularJS 1.4.x.  Any suggestions?

```
(function () {

    'use strict';

    var dependencies = [
        'ionic',
        'ngCordova',
        'ngStorage',
        'ngMessages'
    ];

    function config($httpProvider) {
        $httpProvider.defaults.headers.common["X-Requested-With"] = 'XMLHttpRequest';
    };

    function run($ionicPlatform) {

        $ionicPlatform.ready(function () {

            // Hide the accessory bar by default (remove this to show the accessory bar
            // above the keyboard for form inputs)
            if (window.cordova && window.cordova.plugins.Keyboard) {
                cordova.plugins.Keyboard.hideKeyboardAccessoryBar(true);
            }

            if (window.StatusBar) {
                // org.apache.cordova.statusbar required
                StatusBar.styleDefault();
            }
        });
    }

    config.$inject = [
        '$httpProvider'
    ];

    run.$inject = [
        '$ionicPlatform'
    ];

    angular
        .module('app', dependencies)
        .config(config)
        .run(run);

})();
```


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var get computer move=


Hrmm. `(Dirac_ e)` is only inferable whenever `e` is inferable. By removing the guard you make it so that when once we see the `Dirac` we commit to inferring the argument; that is, we no longer fail fast and call `ambiguousMustCheck` in the next-to-last case. So while this may fix the example in question, it doesn't really fix the root of the problem. The right fix is to correct `mustCheck` so that it returns the correct answer for `Case_`; since the fact that `mustCheck` is returning `True` is what causes the guard for `Dirac_` to fail.


Typo: Should be ``scramble`` rather than ``sramble``


Typo: Should be ``scramble`` rather than ``sramble``.


updated version.


nice


I'd forgotten about Java's signed bytes; that means the original code was wrong.  Still, the change looks wrong to me.  I think the correct fix would be to convert the byte value to a wider integer (x&0xff) before the comparison.


file_path='E:\FITS';
img_path_list=dir(fullfile(file_path,'*.fit'));
%获取该文件夹中所有的fit格式的图像
img_num=length(img_path_list);
%获取图像总数量
if img_num>0 %满足条件的图像
for j=1:img_num
image_name=img_path_list(j).name;%图像名
image =fitread(fullfile(file_path,image_name));
fpingtf('%d %d %s\n',i,j,strcat(file_path,image_name));
%显示正在处理的图像名
end


I overrode mio with your fork - I'll check what happened in case the commits weren't there yet.


Yes, no problem! https://github.com/HabitRPG/habitrpg/commit/c3107ad3fb49b16430bb2a1ef7984e115ae2c223


Good implementation in my opinion. It will be easy to check if the user is betting too much in the javascript with this.


init uses a relative path right? Is it worth making init's path absolute as well (for consistency)?


add URL for xwalk_dotnet_bridge.dll here


Hi @a17r, I've found that sddm-0.13.0-r2 does not install the systemd service files when using the systemd USE flag and have had to revert to -r1  on my system.  See Gentoo bug #576320


weqssd


Sorry Rich, correct.


Projeto criado com o QT, modificado para suporte aos algoritmos de busca, do código main original enviado pelo professor. as referências de cada algoritmo está comentada logo acima do método.


> If the upper copy-on-write directory exists, assume the system was
> running without rwfs mounted, or that it is still mounted from some
> place not an mtd, and skip mounting and unmounting the read-write
> filesystem when saving files.

Would it be  clearer to say what the patch is actually doing, which is sort-of the other way around? E.g:

> If the copy-on-write directory doesn't exist, create it and mount the rwfs. Otherwise, assume...


n


ok


This was an important change, well done.


Not atm, just thinking about the validation and coding guidelines. But I am sure you know what you do.
Also in the phpBB is widely used, at least in ACP.


What does this file do?


Simple, doesn't break anything, makes code cleaner. I dig it.


> Do you have the png file that generated this splash image? I wonder if it should be the same device resolution or not, some devices don't fully initialize GPU rendering at this point although it might work on the LG G2 as well.

I will have to look and see.. you know you will have to convert the image and then some.. if you look at the commits you will see the steps taken to convert it.. but ill look for the original png that I used.. I know its somewhere.. ill get back with you on it tomorrow..


why we update readme of usecase-wrt-windows-tests?


bit confused, I have to keep practicing


Ditto.


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Why not just wrap this in a try/catch?

```
try:
    from urllib.parse import unquote_plus
except ImportError:
    from urllib import unquote_plus
```


This commit broke the links on the Ingress page in the 1.1 docs: http://kubernetes.io/v1.1/docs/user-guide/ingress.html


So much of our validation can't provide a sensible object type or id because it happens in Create*. This is a bit crummy but perhaps unavoidable.


Fix [aaa](https://quire.io/w/DbdJf3PbAjzi5zdmRKbdnyZR/aaa): Test8 quire github
via [Quire](http://e30aaf2d.ngrok.io/u/quire)


@jimmycuadra erm. thanks for letting me know. I'll update the links in a bit.


My first guess is that you don't have a trailing slash on your directory path. Try adding one if you don't have it and see if that works (Ideally this wouldn't matter but right now it does).

If it doesn't, open an issue (I just enabled them) and comment the command you are using to invoke the script.


develop (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5-LibC++: OK (388 of 389 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Seems we're going to produce two errors for most instances of this issue. Is that really the right thing?


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dfsadfadfadf


Close #21


afafa


Question : Connection is there, great! . But doesn't it really need the table also. iirc it needs the table information also.


@kurtw I wrapped a few of these in an `if` block again to match the original format of the dictionary (since the test I had written before refactoring was failing). However, it "works" without these, so I'm wondering if it's important to match the exact format as before... e.g. is it OK if some of these show up as empty strings, as we are doing in other areas?


Are you going to create a new method in `signer.py` like `create_signer_from_data_uri` ?


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Changed the displayed characters


how to make a directory?


通过


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 - __style__: [include/chaiscript/language/chaiscript_parser.hpp:679](../blob/645377e1910a4dd1124c183777120351de02ce00/include/chaiscript/language/chaiscript_parser.hpp#L679) Expression is always false because 'else if' condition matches previous condition at line 677. (multiCondition)
 - __style__: [include/chaiscript/language/chaiscript_parser.hpp:683](../blob/645377e1910a4dd1124c183777120351de02ce00/include/chaiscript/language/chaiscript_parser.hpp#L683) Expression is always false because 'else if' condition matches previous condition at line 681. (multiCondition)
 - __style__: [include/chaiscript/language/chaiscript_parser.hpp:685](../blob/645377e1910a4dd1124c183777120351de02ce00/include/chaiscript/language/chaiscript_parser.hpp#L685) Expression is always false because 'else if' condition matches previous condition at line 681. (multiCondition)
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 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/645377e1910a4dd1124c183777120351de02ce00/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
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Any reason why this is left commented out? If there is that's fine, I'd just like to keep the code clean


Yes as both are required (i.e. it is an error for the first to have the bit as well as an error for the second to not have a bit).


we already have `DEFAULT_URL_HOST` -- is that the same thing?


I would really like a stack trace tool which I think would really help in a lot of ways and makes this less of an issue.


I've made the change and committed it to `develop` -- that's easier for me to do than merging this with master and then merging back down to `develop` which has pending changes.

I'm going to leave the pull request open so that I have it on my list to list it on packagist


I think we're starting to step on each other's toes here.  My PR already has such a test here


ulalala............:)


I think we need to bring the AttackMode down to the NPC subclass.
We agreed, as I remember, that the player is a Unit and thus won't have those variables whereas every NPC will.


This function is called only by vdi_cache_info(), being removed below. So it can also be removed.


うっかりコミット。。。


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Well played


Corresponding to ``dog vdi cache info``.


Corresponding to ``dog vdi cache purge``.


:+1:  gets rid of the warning.


Well I'm the one who has to rebase it after yours gets merged, so I'm only stepping on my own toes :)


Here is the png: http://lightningbolt.duckdns.org/~eliminater74/DOWNLOADS/download.php?file=Nebula-005.png


Touché. :smile: In any case, IMO it would be best refrain from adding tests to this module because they should be added in my PR given my changes, so if there is anything additional I should test in that module, let me know!


Why are we disabling h264 decoding here?


Used only in a line being removed below, this function can also be removed.


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Needs to be translated, default value should just be 'Upload'


LGTM! Merge.


*tries :stuck_out_tongue:


jjjj


TODO: replace calling local_release_vdi() with SD_RES_SUCCESS.


TODO: replace calling this function with SD_RES_SUCCESS.


Twiddling is a technical term I'm not familiar with :)


This closes issue #13


@YSRKEN このautoだめです。signedとunsignedの比較が発生します


TODO: replace calling this function with SD_RES_INVALID_PARMS.


なるほど :octocat:
cd8b92c
で修正したので見て！


develop (lefticus) - Win64-Windows-10-VisualStudio-14: OK (389 of 389 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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``dog vdi info`` command


``dog vdi cache purge`` command


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Why this change here? The whole point of this test is to verify it accepts an array.