You can also use this simple set of Gulp tasks to do automatic version bumping.  These tasks will automatically update your `package.json` and make a matching Git tag.

```
var bump           = require('gulp-bump');
var filter         = require('gulp-filter');
var git            = require('gulp-git');
var tag_version    = require('gulp-tag-version');

/**
 * Bumping version number and tagging the repository with it.
 * Please read http://semver.org/
 *
 * You can use the commands
 *
 *     gulp patch     # makes v0.1.0 -> v0.1.1
 *     gulp feature   # makes v0.1.1 -> v0.2.0
 *     gulp release   # makes v0.2.1 -> v1.0.0
 *
 * To bump the version numbers accordingly after you did a patch,
 * introduced a feature or made a backwards-incompatible release.
 */

function inc(importance) {
	return gulp.src(['./package.json'])
		.pipe(bump({type: importance}))
		.pipe(gulp.dest('./'))
		.pipe(git.commit('bumps package version - ' + importance))

		// read only one file to get the version number
		.pipe(filter('package.json'))
		// **tag it in the repository**
		.pipe(tag_version());
}

gulp.task('patch', function() { return inc('patch'); });
gulp.task('feature', function() { return inc('minor'); });
gulp.task('release', function() { return inc('major'); });
```


logar() poderia ser um método estático, recebendo os parâmetros que são passados pelo construtor. Como a chamada à classe tem toda a cara de estática e a instância de RequestExceptionLogger não vai ser aproveitada, acho que faz sentido.


**TEST**


Sure, I will ;)


I'm using Bower for historical reasons only. I have a lot of old stuff that's using it, and I haven't had time to switch.

When I do switch though, it will be to [JSPM](http://jspm.io/).


Versão 3 do app
Utilizando Adianti Framework na versão 3


oh yeah, whoops


All of these should override `toString` or none of them.  I'm not sure which way to go.  Maybe @electrum has an opinion.  We should also update the legacy class loaders.


while changing that, I would use [size_t](http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/7908799/xsh/glob.html) instead.


Hoping to merge this today, so keep an eye out for the next release.


I would put cluster first here before config parameter but thats up to you


I forgot/mishit enter, mentioned the committ in the issues, but turned out it was the wrong one


Also, I use Browserify with the [debowerify](https://github.com/eugeneware/debowerify) plugin, and it works great.


Thanks for putting this together.

As I described in https://github.com/go-gl/gl/issues/37#issuecomment-190885835, doing `gl.Ptr(&screenshot.Pix)` is not valid, since `gl.Ptr` documentation says it's not one of the things you can provide.

See issues https://github.com/go-gl/gl/issues/48 and https://github.com/go-gl/gl/issues/32 tracking improvements to this.

However, as far as I can see, there is no problem with `gl.ReadPixels` itself.


@buddyp450 you are welcome)


Cool!!!!!


Hi again. Sorry I'm a little biit noob. I can't find the SRC folder, only SRV. Do I create it?


taken from mx4pro. doesn't work


Changed to:

When using ``SIMPLE`` authentication with impersonation, Presto impersonates
the user who is running the query when accessing HDFS.


will do


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 17927](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=150206&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 245 Build time: 00:09:39


Maybe it's just a function of the GIL? I could make it more like ThreadsOnFork and make the number of forks configurable… ? And then we could, say, fork out four processes (each with their own thread pool?)


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 17926](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=150202&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 1 (1 new), passed: 0, ignored: 243 Build time: 00:13:39
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


lgtm. not related to this change, but i found that when the urlbar input is deleted very fast, the autosuggest bar lingers.


ok.  are you talking about the output generated by `--profile`?


OKI standard coding standards (which I follow) default us to use mocha: https://github.com/okfn/coding-standards/#javascript-1


Yea, I've been wondering when we'd need to do something like this.  How about a `mono_error_move(MonoError *dest, MonoError *src)` function that does this assignment and also re-inits `src`?


I use [npm-release](https://www.npmjs.com/package/npm-release) nowadays. The same functionality as the gulp tasks pretty much, but pre-packaged.

JSPM looks interesting, like webpack on steroids.

I've published to bower. You should be good to go.


[R/pols_501.R:184:1:](https://github.com/UW-POLS501/r-uwpols501/blob/fcb7d62cf5d34f1670c529570d03662d73064ae7/R/pols_501.R#L184) *style:* **Trailing blank lines are superfluous.**
```r

^
```


correct but that's currently not the case for this interface


what's the current readTimeout and how could I change it ? is there any documentation about HTTP connection timeout ?


Thanks!


Space missing before "we".


very good work.


Hey Anatoly. That's it man. I had tried fixing z values before too. And as you said it still didn't work. I wonder if it's not a matter related with webview qml class. Or maybe working c++ and extending/altering the object... I don't know.


Commit message typo.


These errors too have to be removed I guess.


Misspelled "canola"


I think this will meet standard once I make a tag?


```
Re-enable spigot tick limiting, default at 1,000 ( check your settings, it might be at 50 )
```

What does that mean? My current values are 10 for tiles and 25 for entities.


I don't think that this needs to be `sorted`, since, in essence, things end up in a dictionary?


lose


Maybe add `assert key not in sensor_map` so that we can see if duplicate sensor names ever occur in practise?


done.


As usual, OSRM didn't make this easy and I had to change plans.  The problem came back to where to put weights for uncompressed, single-segment geometries, our original plan wasn't going to be as easy as I thought, as the compression loop never visits incompressible node-based-nodes.

I'll re-visit this now that I understand compression a bit better.  It's going to require a second pass over all edge-based-nodes to pluck out the uncompressed edges and append them to the compressed edge container.


I'd propose to only put the unhandled packets back into the queue. Since the request for the base id is done autonomously by `Communicator` the user will probably not expect to receive the answer to it.


pozor, máš tu dvakrát "cars"


I haven't pushed to NPM yet. You'll need to use a local version until I get a chance to push it to NPM.


Máš pravdu, je to krkolomné a plánoval jsem to ještě přepsat. Jdu zítra do práce dřív. Tak to přepíšů ráno a zároveň zkontroluji tvoje texty.


@hlubek : If ...

```
$this->hasFrozenCacheInProduction()
```

... is being called before ...

```
         if (!$this->initialized) {
             $this->initialize();
         }
```
... it can result in an error because `$this->context` might not be initialized.

It happens on our system that runs in `Production/Stage` context, which results in `$this->context->isProduction()` is being called on a non object.


Is this higher or lower priority?


Can we get a big ol' TODO here... we shouldn't need to take a lock, and someone should figure out a better policy here (which will be easier once we've separated the polling strategies, since the freelist is only needed in the epoll case, where there's no reference counting requirement).


Why can't you do `mono_method_get_header_checked (cfg->method, &cfg->error)` for this one?


thanks


Maybe a "jackass solution" could be defining a function to alter anchors.margin value when top menu button is clicked....


does not compile with Visual C++ (I did not test with GCC).
if the old version does not compile with a specific compiler (clang?), need to find the correspond #ifdef (#ifdef __clang__ ?) in order to not fail with other copilers / platforms


What is the time frame to change to a proper system usable from VS?


This change bombs when data is unicode... #706 fixes it.


No `mono_error_cleanup`?


thx


This is not capitalised correctly.


fixed


We should use properties instead of fields I think. @htaler ?


a lower value means higher priority


Chunks are no longer received by the client now? For some reason the bitMask unsigned short is always 0, so it results in an unload.


celkově vzato, proleť si PEP8, konkrétně https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#other-recommendations co mě trklo do očí. Je to doporučení ohledně formátování kódu v Pythonu - má to smysl mít na paměti při psaní.


Maybe should we refactor these methods, better DRY. @karolinadub


Oh this is actually wrong, this syncs with your fork, not with the main coala repository. You need to setup before the upstream remote and pull/fetch from that.


namísto `name = "user"` to prosím piš jako `name="user"`, jedná se o kwarg


Nice test!


I don't use this file myself, but maybe it fails if not present with another compiler?
issue is same on Windows (file does not exist) so I could be OK with it for the moment


These imports seem to be leftover from your commented-out logger level changing.


since `origin` is the default name for the clone-url^^


Why do you use the fucking hacks when you can do without them?


By the way, maybe add at once IDeserializeJsonService Interface to Interfaces folder too? @karolinadub


i should remove `id="`…


Right, I don't want the GUI to handle all the internals (get fourcc from internalCodec, parse / split ffmeg string an so on). I agree to your meaning that GUI should decide what is displayed, maybe Demuxstream gets support of a formatting string like strftime. I'll discuss with @fernetmenta at the time he looks for the debug display.


Good. now we can make hands dirty on testing


I got a lot of changes down in the platform in the last commit.


Sounds like a good idea, but I'd rather do the transition all at once rather than have a mix of globals and methods; i.e., for now let's keep it this way for consistency.


the .pro file must be compatible with Qt4 and old compilers, I can not accept it without any test that the compiler or Qt version support it.


@jacobj ![](http://i.imgur.com/Rk51zZ6.gif)


`vm.sendNotes = sendNotes` al inicio
`function sendNotes(){}` luego


Super Charles, tu es décidément très très fort. Merci d'être mon binôme de tous les jours.
A bientôt, tonton martin.


I'm a bit confused. But my Python are not so good.

If MPICH defines 'mpiexec.hydra' and MVAPICH2 defines 'mpiexec.mpirun_rsh', I would like to check the both.

A quick try shows me it does not work
```
In [14]: bins = ['hydra']

In [15]: custom_paths = {}

In [16]: custom_paths.setdefault('files',bins).extend(custom_paths.get('files', []))

In [17]: custom_paths
Out[17]: {'files': ['hydra', 'hydra']}

In [18]: custom_paths = {'files':['mpirun_rsh']}

In [19]: custom_paths.setdefault('files',bins).extend(custom_paths.get('files', []))

In [20]: custom_paths
Out[20]: {'files': ['mpirun_rsh', 'mpirun_rsh']}

```


If url encode doesn't work well in referers, what else do you suggest?
Because it works well on my device and it is necessary to get unicode urls (or else you get crashing errors).

Shall I instead implement this encoding somewhere else?


nit-picky; why define `m`? Can't you just use `mutationsToSend` since you have that marked as final in the argument list?


@azturner do you see any problem with me adding code _like the code block from_ [line 158](https://github.com/SparkDevNetwork/Rock/blob/4588d88b09e9e5d3e858e22276c18816ac6849d3/Rock/Communication/SMTPComponent.cs#L158) which takes a possible "ReplyTo" in the mediumData and adds it to the message ReplyToList?


when I set the word variable to equal "crates" its still prints out "No more **bottles** of beer on the wall." at the end


Latest BungeeCord removed Support for 1.7, would be great if you could add that! :)


Minor: empty line


Use res.sendStatus instead res.status


Indeed, but given the way things are currently architectured, this made the most sense.  What I could do is move isIdentified() to be a method of SecurityConfiguration, have the getForcedIdentificationFlag() method in User, and change everything else in the tool to call SecurityConfiguration::isIdentified() instead of User::isIdentified().  I think there's a grand total of two calls to isidentified(), so it'd be pretty easy.


Inline this variable where it's used.


Would be nice to have a comment on these tests as well.


This would be wrong on a big endian host, what you want in this case is a be_to_uint16.


:+1:  Love it!

Javascript (among everything else) isn't my strong suit.  I just literally CnP'd his algorithm.  Sorry you had to rewrite the algorithm but hopefully I saved you some effort by creating the framework by which to do so!  :)

I'm thrilled!  Thanks for doing that!


also the file, entry name, maybe offset/size.


Yeah, this is pretty ugly, I just haven't yet had time to do thorough testing of the types in play here.  Curiously, at one point, it seemed that PDO returned int(1) for the is-force-identified case, and string("0") for the is-force-unidentified case in the same environment.  I'm not sure if that was just me going crazy, or PDO doing something strange.


It was late.....this part of code looks almost like part on line 271. I just adjusted the wrong line. Already fixed here locally


kk


still need to see which other classes follow this same pattern


These functions are fine, but we are still missing the [be|le]_to_host versions.


yep, i see it :(


Originally merged this, it turns out there is a problem with `require` in 0.20.0, specifically on Android. We need to wait until 0.20.0 is actually stable before merging, or move back to 0.19.0


Polecam 2/10


After this commit, the nixpkgs no longer evaluates.

```
<arg>nix-env -f . -qaP --drv-path --show-trace</arg>
</exec>.
13:54:47.964 error: while querying the derivation named ‘iso9660-image’:
13:54:47.965 while evaluating the attribute ‘sources’ of the derivation ‘iso9660-image’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/nixos/lib/make-iso9660-image.nix:50:3:
13:54:47.965 while evaluating the attribute ‘src’ of the derivation ‘isolinux.cfg’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/nixos/modules/installer/cd-dvd/iso-image.nix:308:13:
13:54:47.965 while evaluating the attribute ‘text’ of the derivation ‘isolinux.cfg-in’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/pkgs/build-support/trivial-builders.nix:10:14:
13:54:47.965 while evaluating the attribute ‘system.build.toplevel’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/nixos/modules/system/activation/top-level.nix:246:5:
13:54:47.966 while evaluating ‘fold’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/lists.nix:20:19, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/nixos/modules/system/activation/top-level.nix:127:12:
13:54:47.966 while evaluating ‘fold'’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/lists.nix:23:15, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/lists.nix:27:8:
13:54:47.966 while evaluating ‘showWarnings’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/nixos/modules/system/activation/top-level.nix:93:18, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/nixos/modules/system/activation/top-level.nix:100:16:
13:54:47.966 while evaluating ‘fold’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/lists.nix:20:19, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/nixos/modules/system/activation/top-level.nix:93:23:
13:54:47.966 while evaluating ‘fold'’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/lists.nix:23:15, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/lists.nix:27:8:
13:54:47.967 while evaluating the attribute ‘warnings’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/attrsets.nix:165:44:
13:54:47.967 while evaluating anonymous function at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:74:45, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/attrsets.nix:165:52:
13:54:47.967 while evaluating the attribute ‘value’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:287:9:
13:54:47.967 while evaluating the option `warnings':
13:54:47.967 while evaluating the attribute ‘isDefined’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:319:5:
13:54:47.968 while evaluating ‘filterOverrides’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:391:21, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:303:18:
13:54:47.968 while evaluating ‘concatMap’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/lists.nix:62:18, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:397:8:
13:54:47.968 while evaluating ‘concatMap’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/lists.nix:62:18, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:298:17:
13:54:47.968 while evaluating anonymous function at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:298:28, called from undefined position:
13:54:47.968 while evaluating ‘dischargeProperties’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:361:25, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:299:62:
13:54:47.969 while evaluating the attribute ‘value’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:199:48:
13:54:47.969 while evaluating the attribute ‘config.warnings’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/nixos/modules/system/boot/systemd.nix:622:5:
13:54:47.969 while evaluating anonymous function at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/attrsets.nix:190:10, called from undefined position:
13:54:47.969 while evaluating anonymous function at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/nixos/modules/system/boot/systemd.nix:622:51, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/attrsets.nix:190:16:
13:54:47.969 while evaluating ‘optional’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/lists.nix:113:20, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/nixos/modules/system/boot/systemd.nix:623:7:
13:54:47.970 while evaluating the attribute ‘serviceConfig.Type’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/attrsets.nix:165:44:
13:54:47.970 while evaluating anonymous function at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:74:45, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/attrsets.nix:165:52:
13:54:47.970 while evaluating the attribute ‘value’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:287:9:
13:54:47.970 while evaluating the option `systemd.services.nixos-manual.serviceConfig':
13:54:47.970 while evaluating the attribute ‘mergedValue’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:314:5:
13:54:47.971 while evaluating anonymous function at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:314:32, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:314:19:
13:54:47.971 while evaluating ‘merge’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/types.nix:132:20, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:317:8:
13:54:47.971 while evaluating ‘mapAttrs’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/attrsets.nix:164:17, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/types.nix:133:9:
13:54:47.971 while evaluating ‘filterAttrs’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/attrsets.nix:88:23, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/types.nix:133:35:
13:54:47.971 while evaluating ‘concatMap’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/lists.nix:62:18, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/attrsets.nix:89:18:
13:54:47.972 while evaluating anonymous function at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/attrsets.nix:89:29, called from undefined position:
13:54:47.972 while evaluating anonymous function at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/types.nix:133:51, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/attrsets.nix:89:62:
13:54:47.972 while evaluating the attribute ‘ExecStart’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/attrsets.nix:275:7:
13:54:47.972 while evaluating anonymous function at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/types.nix:133:86, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/attrsets.nix:275:15:
13:54:47.972 while evaluating the attribute ‘optionalValue’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:321:5:
13:54:47.973 while evaluating ‘filterOverrides’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:391:21, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:303:18:
13:54:47.973 while evaluating ‘concatMap’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/lists.nix:62:18, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:397:8:
13:54:47.973 while evaluating ‘concatMap’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/lists.nix:62:18, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:298:17:
13:54:47.973 while evaluating anonymous function at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:298:28, called from undefined position:
13:54:47.973 while evaluating ‘dischargeProperties’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:361:25, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:299:62:
13:54:47.973 while evaluating the attribute ‘value’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/types.nix:138:55:
13:54:47.973 while evaluating the attribute ‘ExecStart’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/nixos/modules/services/misc/nixos-manual.nix:124:15:
13:54:47.973 while evaluating the attribute ‘buildCommand’ of the derivation ‘nixos-manual’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/nixos/doc/manual/default.nix:99:5:
13:54:47.973 while evaluating the attribute ‘buildCommand’ of the derivation ‘options-db.xml’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/pkgs/build-support/trivial-builders.nix:10:14:
13:54:47.973 while evaluating ‘flip’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/trivial.nix:57:16, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/nixos/doc/manual/default.nix:19:18:
13:54:47.973 while evaluating ‘optionAttrSetToDocList'’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/options.nix:85:37, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/nixos/doc/manual/default.nix:9:61:
13:54:47.973 while evaluating ‘concatMap’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/lists.nix:62:18, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/options.nix:86:5:
13:54:47.973 while evaluating ‘collect’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/attrsets.nix:140:19, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/options.nix:105:39:
13:54:47.973 while evaluating ‘concatMap’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/lists.nix:62:18, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/attrsets.nix:144:7:
13:54:47.973 while evaluating ‘collect’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/attrsets.nix:140:19, called from undefined position:
13:54:47.973 while evaluating ‘concatMap’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/lists.nix:62:18, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/attrsets.nix:144:7:
13:54:47.973 while evaluating ‘collect’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/attrsets.nix:140:19, called from undefined position:
13:54:47.973 while evaluating ‘concatMap’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/lists.nix:62:18, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/attrsets.nix:144:7:
13:54:47.973 while evaluating ‘collect’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/attrsets.nix:140:19, called from undefined position:
13:54:47.974 while evaluating ‘isType’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/types.nix:13:18, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/attrsets.nix:141:8:
13:54:47.974 while evaluating ‘evalOptionValue’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:261:31, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:204:16:
13:54:47.974 while evaluating ‘fixupOptionType’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:415:26, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/modules.nix:203:23:
13:54:47.974 while evaluating the attribute ‘type.getSubModules’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/nixos/modules/services/misc/octoprint.nix:65:9:
13:54:47.974 attribute ‘functionTo’ missing, at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/nixos/modules/services/misc/octoprint.nix:65:16
13:54:48.026 [go] Current job status: failed.
```


cool, you have done this thanks


I think it makes more sense to have it here because this could have more utility than just in the maintenance script.  Moving it out to the maintenance script works too, though.  I've no strong opinion either way.


The expression is not necessarily a predicate, so I'd name the argument just "expression"


I disagree rather strongly with this and I fear we are not understanding each other completely.
flake8 was so broken that an exception in somewhere in any flake8 plugin would stop flake8 and return success.
doing code analysis is the prime task of this package, so this is a pretty major issue.

bobtemplates.plone broke, because it did not do proper version pinning. It would accept any newer version of this package without any regard of compatibility.

I know that maintaining proper version pinning and keeping this up to date is a PITA. But this is not a good reason to avoid checks like this one above. I didn't add it for fun, but because I saw this bug in the wild. I don't want other people to waste the same few hours I spent on finding the root cause.

Regarding keeping version pinning up to date, I keep working on this as time permits:

1. [buildout-helpers](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/buildout-helpers/1.0.0b5) makes reliable version pinning even with external resources painless
2. Fixing [this issue in z3c.checkversions](https://github.com/zopefoundation/z3c.checkversions/issues/5) will making CI tests with up to date packages painless

We are getting there.


Unless something drastically changes in the API spec, there should indeed only ever be one key there.  I didn't think of array_pop, so I'll give that a shot and see if I can't clean this up.


++

You might also want `poppler-utils` as in <https://github.com/project-renard/curie/blob/simple-gui/debian-packages> (in PR #6).


Okay, that does sound like a much nicer way to do this.


`endptr == NULL || endptr == delim`  would be cleaner, but more to write... I can expand it if needed.

as the `*endptr != ']'`, according to the FBP syntax they seem to allow whitespaces between number and the `]`, so I avoided to check that. Maybe handle `!isspace(*endptr) && *endptr != ']'`


waitpid -1 will also reap child processes that node spawned using libuv's [```uv_spawn()```](http://docs.libuv.org/en/v1.x/process.html#c.uv_spawn). libuv also does a waitpid and expects to reap the pids of those child processes which were spawned using ```uv_spawn()```. If it doesn't, it will consider those handles open and node.js will thus fail to terminate.

Unlike soletta, node.js is constructed such that the main loop and the node.js process terminates when all the handles are gone. So, if soletta reaps a process id that libuv spawned, then the libuv main loop will not terminate. This will result in behaviour that is unexpected for node.js applications.

Thus, libuv must be allowed to ```waitpid()``` for its own pids, and soletta must only ```waitpid()``` for those pids which it was made aware of via ```sol_child_watch_add()```.


yaaaay


Hola


ok, will rename to `get_int32_packet_and_log()`, also document in the function body what it is doing and why


I guess we should consider separate properties classes for Process and Task?


"jackass solution" huh :) Well, the simplest idea could be like that

```QML
WebView {
        id: webView
        visible: app.menuProgressOpening == 0
        anchors.fill: parent
        anchors.margins: 30
        url: "http://www.bbc.com/"
    }
```
so when the menu is open your WebView is hidden or it also could be like that

```QML
WebView {
        id: webView
        visible: !app.menuIsShown
        anchors.fill: parent
        anchors.margins: 30
        url: "http://www.bbc.com/"
    }
```

At the same time you can put something under you WebView to display while the menu is being opened. Try it :)


Тоже лучше вынести в файл локализации


`nodeContains` does an equality check. I think this is problematic, because it can match expressions that have the same syntactic structure but appear in different parts of the query tree. It'd be safer to do the check based on identity.


that's good job


Nope, no objections


A lot of Zsh code calls `zle` widgets directly, without the period. This is a known issue. See https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions/issues/107#issuecomment-183824034.


Yes, good idea


Весь текст в .jsp должен находится в файлах с локализацией


Ah, right, I screwed up...

It should actually be something like:

```python
if custom_paths is None:
    orig_custom_paths = {}
else:
    orig_custom_paths = copy.deepcopy(custom_paths)

custom_paths.setdefault('files', bins).extend(orig_custom_paths.get('files', [])
```


I think the case of someone leaving is a bit of an edge case, and something we can handle on a case-by-case basis if necessary (though I doubt it'll ever be an issue).

As for who added the user, that's also an edge case IMO, and though I suppose it would be possible to track through all the revisions of the page and determine who added who, that would be rather time consuming and resource heavy, and more effort than it's worth (again, IMO).  In any case, the noticeboard page is full-protected, so it's not like anyone can add their name to the page - it'd have to be a Meta Sysop at least, and I'm pretty sure we don't have to worry about abuse from them.

I'll go ahead and work on the changes suggested above.  :)


Long line.


Indent a bit more to make structure more obvious.


There should be a custom verifier to make sure the SSL context isn't set if the protocol is UDP (like PutSplunk has on line 210)


TeamCity LabKey :: LabkeyRelease15.2 :: CDS postgres 9.4 [Build 31](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=306880&buildTypeId=LabkeyRelease152_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 3, passed: 22 Build time: 00:43:06
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest.verifyHomePage: <no details avaliable>

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

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

```


This stuff is breaking the tutorials at the moment I am pretty sure. Just return templateURL plainly for now. I will make the commit now.


It's nice to have the class name match the file name, even if the class is not public.


TeamCity LabKey :: LabkeyModules15.3 :: Git postgres 9.4 [Build 125](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=306650&buildTypeId=LabkeyModules153_GitPostgres) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Execution timeout (new); tests failed: 209 (201 new), passed: 0 Build time: 04:01:18
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testDatasetExport: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testImmuneSpaceStudySubset: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testStudySummaryWindow: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testStudyCards: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testSelection: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testNavigationDoesNotRemoveFinderFilter: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testSelectingEmptyMeasure: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testBackDoesNotRemoveFinderFilter: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testStudyCardStudyLinks: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.JUnitTest$RemoteTest.org.labkey.targetedms.chart.ComparisonCategory$TestCase: <no details avaliable>

##### there are 199 more failed tests, see build details
```


Seems unnecessary.


Correct. The ABI changes would require a corresponding update to the vendor library, so the vendor library needs to know which interface it's working with.

And yeah, I can update the package version before checking this in.


"thorns" or "spines"


UNIVERSITY (O)FUN PHOENIX

Perks, Perks, Perks

Parking spots galore!

There's a microwave!

Super sweet Wall Mounted Automatic Pull Down Screen

Large variety of Expo Marker colors! (Wow!) (Nice!)

Did we forget to mention the microwave!!!!!!

Disgrace, Disgrace, Disgrace

Microwave was hard to find

Building with confusing layout

Overall experience: 10/10 would do again


Deleted a Readme.md file


yeah, wording should change here.


UNIVERSITY (O)FUN PHOENIX

Perks, Perks, Perks

Parking spots galore!

There's a microwave!

Super sweet Wall Mounted Automatic Pull Down Screen

Large variety of Expo Marker colors! (Wow!) (Nice!)

Did we forget to mention the microwave!!!!!!

Disgrace, Disgrace, Disgrace

Microwave was hard to find

Building with confusing layout

Overall experience: 10/10 would do again

    <


@grahamc It's pretty crazy that Nixpkgs depends on NixOS...


 function renderDataToConsole(){
 +        console.log(pictures);
 +    }  - это да, проверяла в консоли подгрузку объектов. Убрала


Is there a reason why for returning `Exception` and not `ArgumentException`?


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 17928](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=150217&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 245 Build time: 00:03:36


First of all, be aware of the long methods. Both `#onCreate()` and `#refresh()` are quite long methods. These are hard to read and maintain. In ideal world, methods of around **10 lines** are considered short. The first link I found in google: http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/133404/what-is-the-ideal-length-of-a-method.

The exception from this rule is contructors/initializers like `onCreate` here. The reason is quite natural: often separation sub-initialization of multiple sub-components is unnatural. But in your case there is a mix of initializing, defining listeners, data retrieval and so on. This is a bad habit.

Please divide the method into smaller ones.


Nope. We are keeping this for now as it is. thanks!


NamedJdbcTemplate определен как бин в конфигурации спринга ,  нет необходимости его создавать


Crap, I must have done that in a hurry :-/ I'll change it back to the original version with the next release


So I had a huge misconception about how the multivalued features should work. What I am going to do now is have the feature ForeignKeys in SystemVersions actually be Features. I will have the change the views.py to load the context differently depending on what options are available to that system. Then the templates have to be changed to display single or multivalued features.


why not wrap the calls to `addObserver` in `if #available`?


The user could be running Steam in offline mode for longer periods of times for various reasons (I've done this previously), but still want to know that FO4 had been updated. Maybe remove the check that it is up to date and keep the check that it is out of date? (So it only displays a message if it's an old FO4.exe, but no message if it's an up-to-date one.)


Note how androidish field start with `m` — this may be a good one to get used to. It just works as a clear distinction between variables and fields in your code.

But that's optional.


any particular reason you didn't want to use KVO for this?


yes once I went to lower looptimes I noticed that D and I got completaly out of tune on MW23. So I implemented the same targetLooptime scaling to Iterm and Dterm to match the I and D through different looptimes.
Still work in progress, but MW23 gets more usefull now.


:+1: good job anyway. :smile:


Hmm... I dunno. I want to rethink `SecurityConfiguration` anyway. It'll be easier to refactor this as all together, so we can probably leave it as is for now.


it's not bad, core are online based on load function that used in many CPU GOVS, so it's do the job as should.
it's less complex no fancy stuff with stats and tables, it's do the job as expected. no load, cores are off, load generated, cores goes up one/two or all if needed.


so article activities stick around for 30 days? what does this mean, exactly?


wait, what?!  How does this make a difference @ryochiji ?


Could the definition of bit `2` 'the function has local variables' be remove now?


This was correct before, revert this.


It is very usfull! Thanks!


noice :ok_hand:


y u no filter > map?


Where is this used?


I do remember something like that happening actually. Maybe add a `@todo` for it for further investigation?


Using `Cursors` anywhere outside of the specialized data-processing classes (like your Helper at the moment) is a process of mixing data-related implementation details and presentation.


@hsyyid It should be noted that this change may break the IDE. You'll need to manually change the case for the name of the module in the module settings of IntelliJ (if you use it) if everything just breaks. I had to...


 you should wrap around this as well since it is going to do nothing.
pixbuf_pool = VTCompressionSessionGetPixelBufferPool(ctx->session);


Для работы с балансом у WalletService есть новые методы deposit и withdraw


hello


Glad you like it :+1:


I'm having some trouble with the Rails 404 handling. Rails wants to throw an ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound exception when a missing record is requested, instead of giving a 404 response. I think the way to do it is to use rescue_with to handle the exception and call respond_with :not_found. However, respond_with isn't part of the Rails core anymore, and it seems like sending a response code should be possible to do without requiring a gem.


Hi there,
Just a friendly 'hello' from the [Mozilla Science Lab](https://mozillascience.org/); it's great to hear you're building a [Study Group](https://github.com/mozillascience/studygroup).

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:
* search for ideas in [the handbook](http://mozillascience.github.io/studyGroupHandbook/)
* build [a site for your Study Group](https://github.com/mozillascience/studyGroup) and cull from our [library of lessons](https://github.com/mozillascience/studyGroupLessons)
* enable issues on your repo so that others can join the conversation and contribute
* join our monthly study group call (first Fridays, 11AM EST), [subscribe to our mailing list](https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/msl-study-groups)
* follow our #mozstudy hashtag on twitter, or [our list](https://twitter.com/MozillaScience/lists/mozstudy), ping [@auremoser](https://twitter.com/auremoser) to be added

Email Aurelia at [aurelia@mozillafoundation.org](mailto:aurelia@mozillafoundation.org) with questions, or contact/social media information to join our twitter community and Study Group email listserv.

Would love to learn about your lessons, challenges, topic of interest, and events.
Thanks for reading!

Aurelia
Mozilla Science Lab
[@MozillaScience](https://twitter.com/auremoser)


updated, see f006cee


Check tplug_work_fn.

```
unsigned int load[8], avg_load[8];
```

This is for octa core. It should be set to
```
unsigned int load[4], avg_load[4];
```
or 3, if i+1 not used somewhere.

Also, this is a little weird. Doesn't get executed for sure on MSM8974
```
			if (!((i + 1) > 7)) {
				last_time[i + 1] = ktime_to_ms(ktime_get());
				cpu_up(i + 1);
			}
```

Should be if(!((i+1) > 2 )) for quad-core CPU. So max core number would be 3

Maybe like this?
```
			if (!((i + 1) > 2)) {
				last_time[i + 1] = ktime_to_ms(ktime_get());
				cpu_up(i + 1);
			}
```


broswer


So do I see this right that all you do is remove this one declaration that uses the deprecated Vector class? Why did that lead to a linker error? Did the compiler think that this was the correct overload?


I'm running into a slight issue with this line:
```
/account - syntax error, unexpected 'withResult' (T_STRING) in /home/sebing/Web/anchor-cms/vendor/rwarasaurus/db/src/DB/Query.php on line 83
```
and
```
/account - syntax error, unexpected '->' (T_OBJECT_OPERATOR) in /home/sebing/Web/anchor-cms/vendor/rwarasaurus/db/src/DB/Query.php on line 83
```


Since we are only directly throwing from this return I opted for `Exception`.


Please, don't use abbreviations. Also the negation might by easier to understand.


This method has a similar problem — this class is intended to work with presentation but these lines here do some data processing which has nothing to do with the visual components themselves.


old comment


Because it should be more reliable with it and there was already data in gamedata to use it. Not a big deal really.

Anyway, more thinking is needed to fix the exploit. Right now it's kind of invasive and break backward compatibility. It's difficult. AMXX should not allow localized string from name and chat, only from plugin which is allowed and already used by plugin.


Are you saying that your own session id worked or someone else's session id worked?


new comment


[R/pols_501.R:184:1:](https://github.com/UW-POLS501/r-uwpols501/blob/4df84f4e61b16ae73970e9efb3ed4481ee4ab725/R/pols_501.R#L184) *style:* **Trailing blank lines are superfluous.**
```r

^
```


This regex is not so big, but anyway: it's constant and there is no need to build NFA for it every time `refresh` it's called.


`guard` against rightward drift?


Yes.  We already had code to parse that.  Ludovic wrote it.


suggest to add logging when exception happens . also, make sure version 0.0.0 will not cause issue down stream


Yeah, OK. The "you are up-to-date" message may be wrong if we don't update it quickly, but the other one will always be correct if displayed.


That's good questions. Reading this top down I did not disagree with anything. I agree that GUI is responsible for formatting but also to a standard formatting. The latter makes only sense if there is some common sense of a standard formatting. Do we have any?


use CocoaLumberjack (not sure if it can capture/format `print` calls)


should we grab this from the bundle?


Thanks!


add comments for .replace('-dirty', '[9999]') or break down this line to parts and assign meaningful variable names


Ha! Thanks for pointing that out


Point of bikeshedding: you could do:

    myTask: task(drop, function * () {})

instead of:

    myTask: task(drop(), function * () {})

as the non-decorator form of invocation. It's less characters and equally meaningful to readers.


Can we move this to a testMempoolReactor?  It's weird to complicate node logic with test logic, I can see this becoming difficult to manage.


Зачем string дважды подключать?
stdlib тоже не используется, стоит убрать.


Things done:

1. added CPU 'logic' into the -openCL code.  Doing this allows the GPU format to handle all hashes
2. removed all CPU/GPU differences in the common code.
3. Added all of the CPU hashing to the common code.
4. Both format share the set_salt function. This function always sets the function pointers.
5. Both formats share the same test array (since they handle all types now).
6. SKItSaltedSHA1 and SKItSaltedRIPEMD160 improved for multi-hashes to always get 64 byte boundary buffers.
7. comments added to other SKItSalted* hashes since their digest size is >= 32 bytes, so there should not be any multi-hash runs at this time.
8. S2KItSaltedSHA512 should use 128 byte buffer blocks, not 64 byte buffer blocks.
9. replaced some fixed numbers with SPEC_* or PKA_* type defined constants.

Again, GPG was a GREAT format to do in common code.  Almost the entire thing is common, and SHOULD be common until we get GPU code for everything.


eh, it's what vanilla added, i just merged it. i was just following orders.


When I do `./setup.py build` it puts stuff in the build directory, which I want to ignore for both the flake8 analysis and in git


Функция fopen содержится в библиотеке stdio.
Пожалуй, ее тоже стоит добавить.


:+1: makes sense


@monkstone sure.  I am sure people who are not totally into the Java world may appreciate having a pom.rb as an example they can tweak for making their own extensions.


So now, is the comment still true?
```
# only set files/dirs keys if they weren't defined yet in custom_paths that was provided
```


how hard would it be to add a test for this?


What happens if there are more than two pages? How should we handle the while a page is available ``result.next()``?


Encrypted with AES Encryption. Contact Admin for Key.


ya sure. so just an alternative implementation of mempoolReactor that doesn't do the broadcast, and does this load up on New


Added type for cpu and memory arguements.


Isn't this the same behavior as the original code?
```
custom_paths.setdefault('dirs',  []).extend(dirs)
custom_paths.setdefault('files', []).extend(headers + bins + libs)
```


> Can one build a 'universal' binary

If normal ARM dispatch stubs were implemented, they'd be used instead of the Thumb versions. It wouldn't be a runtime selection.

As I understand it, the "selection" is based on the address of the function. There's a special jump instruction that lets it switch between Thumb and ARM. If you jump to an odd-numbered address, then it goes into Thumb mode, and if you jump to an even-numbered address, then it goes into ARM mode. So, you can't select between them at runtime because the dynamic linker will have already resolved the address of the function.

That's also why the vendor library needs to know which instruction set is used for the stubs. If the stubs use Thumb, then the vendor library has to generate Thumb instructions, and if they're regular ARM, then the vendor library has to generate ARM instructions.

> Same goes for the x86/x86_64/ARM split - one can build only against a single platform. It's not like we can build against ARM, and try to use x86 at runtime ;-)

True, but since we need the stub type for ARM, we have to pass something for the other platforms. Defining a different enum for each of them seems like as good an option as any.

> On the TLS vs TSD topic, if we want to keep them, it should be an explicit configure/build time decision and one should be able to query it (store it in the libglvnd.pc ?).

It is a configure-time option, at least for platforms where both of them are implemented. It's also totally internal, so neither the app or the vendor library needs to know or care which one is used.


Sure open an issue for it please.


This class is a nice source of crashes for your app.

Usage of db-related methods is naturally related to some throwable problems.

Note that although `get***Database()` signature does not have a `throws` clause, it may throw something as noted in javadoc.

You should know how to handle exception in each situation and implement this.


@edolstra how should I avoid it being evaluated? Set `hydraPlatforms = []` ?


i was thinking to make a NewTestNode function instead, but an alt mempool is prob better


@kirkchris :)


I wanted to say, with boost enabled the hispeed_freq defines the min freq.


Why are you making so much sense after 10pm? ;)


Yeah, adding that function makes it clearer of what's happening.


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I don't think the code above is correct...

'allowedTypes' is always of size 1, there's a single 'add' on its constructor and nowhere else.
The old code did a bounds check before assessing array values, the new one does not.


it seems to work just fine on my test rom. so either its not updated (still needs linker hacks) or you did something else to mess up your build or something.


[R/pols_501.R:184:1:](https://github.com/UW-POLS501/r-uwpols501/blob/f60181c7e5581c248fe0ba63af5cb066fbc5cba8/R/pols_501.R#L184) *style:* **Trailing blank lines are superfluous.**
```r

^
```


Oops, I should not have hard code the channel id, let me fix it


I should have had a strong belgian beer too :-)


this version is still not deployed, right?


Thanks!


I tried to address this in af3612c, but my way seems crappy.


[R/pols_501.R:184:1:](https://github.com/UW-POLS501/r-uwpols501/blob/b984e42458fc10a6670d598da87cf563f098f1b0/R/pols_501.R#L184) *style:* **Trailing blank lines are superfluous.**
```r

^
```


Thanks! We will look for translation help and report back!


should be outError (instead of ourError), breaks the build.  Please fix and resubmit the PR.


asd


There is a typo as noted in the comment, can you please fix it and resubmit?


Even though that parameter is named aMethodContext, is it not possible that BlockClosures arrive here?


no, leave as is, its generate and put a secure file, env, is not safe and also readable via proc, false sec.


This description (and the function name) don’t make any sense to me.  The element count isn’t being checked here at all.  In fact, this has just become an assert with a custom message.  Why did you make this change?  If we need a generalized assertion, we should just use that.


sad


It's OK for the “first commit” commit, but commented code does not help when VCS is used. You have numerous ways to observe code history for the needed parts with Git. IDE support may enhance your abilities even further.


maybe there is a way to find "mysite" without an hardcode ?


Any chance we could shed some light on what this conditional statement is actually looking for? You mentioned [here](https://github.com/Quramy/tsuquyomi/issues/55) this plugin attempted to compile buffers created by fugitive `:Gvdiff` and that this commit fixed that issue (which I believe is true, as I can now use `vim-fugitive` with this plugin without any issues), but I am a bit confused as to how it works. I would like to add something similar for an issue I am having with `vim-gitgutter`'s `:GitGutterEnable`. That is causing my `.ts` files a _significant_ (>60 seconds) delay whenever I save the file. Sometimes it will freeze the vim buffer indefinitely.


can you use `NSURLComponents.queryItems` instead? hesitant to implement this ourselves


Hm, I have a working NixOS configuration with this module and setting used -- sounds strange that it breaks evaluation. How did you get an error?


Addressed in afe612c


That's the way! :)


Why does it make sense to stop issuing `evilBoundsError` here?  Is `evilBoundsError` being used at all after this change or should it be eliminated?


@noschang , o @AlissonSteffens disse que o parâmetro -xdock bugou no windows. Talvez seja melhor dar um revert nesse commit.


@daniloprates removeu o link de pré-filiados sem querer, vou adicionar de volta!


I think it can be even simpler, as you don't need to mess with the dict's keys.  How about:

    def sort_func(episode):
        return distutils.version.LooseVersion(episode.get_sae())

    return sorted(episodes.values(), key=sort_func)


How is this different from the default behavior of not catching UnhandledError?


nit: can we just call it "Wikipedia.entitlements"?


What could be a more unreliable than dependency on a concrete engine binary? As far as we remember, it was a first and main reason for not supporting no-steam on alliedmodders.
All these ordinary things can be easily done without any hacks. AmxModX must be a reliable and universal for all users, rather than to provide some specific engine hacks. They shouldn't be in the core.


This is still problematic. If `b.matchNonCAPolicy` doesn't return a match, we should fall through and check the trusted CA. The `return` ensures that this can never happen.


@Florian-R thanks for noticing, will add the test, refactor `openLink` a bit and revert the change for now.


This fix is taken directly from `libmagic` and eliminates the error message
`file: compiled magic version [524] does not match with shared library magic version [525]`


Isaiah is abeast


@hannes you can go ahead and merge this. This flag is supported in Mesos 0.25.0


nope, mysite.settings, keep it standard, it has to be overidden in any env via envvar,

dont move also the statement, it must happen before the import from djangocore


not yet :-)


well in fact, that diff should be unapplied


@Rio517 I'm trying to finish up the PersonConstructor class, but I keep getting stuck around how best to handle updating location. Can we nail down how we want this process to go?

The original method was to always throw out old data, preferring less data to bad data. The current method is to never throw out old data (which, by the way, is the same strategy that NB seems to use). The best strategy is probably somewhere in the middle, depending on what we're planning on doing with this data.

I think the simplest approach would be to require a zip and force zips to be 5 digits. Then if zips match, assume it's the same address. If not, assume it's a different address.

Complicating factors:
 - as of this commit: https://github.com/MayOneUS/mayday-2.0-backend/commit/17613b377ae0c64f34653c91119148675c07e9dd, we're storing both 5 and 9 digit zips (with or without a separator). This makes addresses slightly harder compare. It also means we need to remember to only use the first 5 digits when we call `ZipCode.find_by(zip_code: zip)` (which we aren't currently doing).
 - we're now allowing addresses without a zip, which also makes addresses harder to compare.
 - we may want to limit use of the geocoder, which might mean preferring to keep old values when in doubt.

Questions:
- do we prefer more data or more accurate data?
- is there any value to storing 9 digit zips?
- do we want to allow zips like '123' (converting to '00123')?
- do we want to normalize zips before saving?
- is it necessary to accept addresses without a zip?
- are we worried about overusing the geocoder?


Is this the DIO port number?  Do we have a diagram somewhere that maps wires -> ports?  If something comes undone as you're walking to the field, it would be nice to have a diagram for a quick lookup rather than looking through source.


[R/pols_501.R:184:1:](https://github.com/UW-POLS501/r-uwpols501/blob/c4e5d2eec7c21da6bca56aa686884399eed45c11/R/pols_501.R#L184) *style:* **Trailing blank lines are superfluous.**
```r

^
```


Is this specific change an optimization?  I want to be sure we’re not just adding branches and bloating code for something that doesn’t result in an actual speedup.


@saucytomato what version of PHP are you running? can you pastebin the PHP code of the query your building?


Created https://jira.medallia.com/browse/RA-701 for DCIB updates


Actually I think that's what you did in the subsequent patch, sorry about that.


all good, gov is ready for octa core device.

if (!((i + 1) > 7)) {  (take a note on !)
this function say = if NOT! i+1 > 7 then do stuff...
if i+1 > 7 then all max possible cores are online. for this device,

the for (i = 0 ; i < max_core_online - 1; i++) { decide how much core we have and and want to use.
no need to change anything. it's woks as should.


Good catch, will update this.


@b4n Would probably be better to replace "tag" with "symbol" here as this is what the translators will see now.


Indeed, you're correct. I'll rewrite that to clarify which is which.


The validation test suite verifies that a meaningful message is emitted for invalid collection implementations, and it seems like a useful feature. However, this
semantic requirement cannot be consistently verified by a single expression,
and I didn't want to repeat the same string literal everywhere.

Do you think I should rename it to something like `_assertCollectionSemantics` (possibly changing the error string, too), or move the condition out of the func and replace it with a custom `preconditionFailure` variant?


Same here.


I think the sqlite files are gone now. They're in .gitignore.


Addressed in afe612c


Please add a doc comment for all declarations.  I know we haven’t been consistent about doing that everywhere in the stdlib, but we should be.


I think this case is OK to not log since 0.0.0 already looks wrong and it will be easy to debug from there.  We are also not using proper logging at all atm (just printing stuff) and that could be something to add later (in which case we can log a warning or something rather than just printing)


Just an FYI:
https://github.com/drtshock/Essentials/blob/f6cbda0e04e2dfe91e65a24a4682673eff009096/Essentials/src/com/earth2me/essentials/utils/DateUtil.java#L93
Should already limit that class to 10 years.


Is this correct? There are two arguments so I would imagine you mean `assertEqual` rather than `assertTrue`.


Adding a test would be worthwhile.  It;s probably only about 20 lines.  Okay to add a new file `test/vecelement.jl`, or should I incorporate it into another test file?


Comentário  do celula na ufms.


Увидел уже ниже, угу.


Addressed in ddaa556


Sure, added comments


This was the only place in the codebase that referred to `evilBoundsError`. I'll remove it from `EvilCollection`.


@zachthompson please check the user didn't already have edit permissions (maybe also if it's an admin, since admins can already edit everything), otherwise this will error:
<pre>$ia->add_to_users($du) unless ($ia->users->find($user->id) || $user->admin);</pre>


Why do we want to generate a separate copy of this for every array type rather than just making it an extension on _ArrayType and letting the specializer take care of it?


whats the purpose of the meta line for description. Looks like you are wanting a description field added to a lot of pages. Is that correct?


In a way I'm not too keen on OpenCL formats seemingly supporting things they do not. Users will be confused and think JtR performs like shit.

OTOH we should have built the GPU stuff differently from the very beginning. None of them should be separate. For example, there should be one single RAR3 format, and it should just "advertise" whether CPU or GPU is used. BTW that very format worked like that in the early days. I dropped that since no-one else did it that way.


Looks like `External/zreaders/m_alloc.cpp` also uses `%zu`, though only when allocation fails, which is pretty rare.


baris 22 slh ketik, sudah terlanjur di klik new pull request :(

System.out.println(mhs[i].nim+", "+mhs[i].nama_mahasiswa+", "+mhs[i].jumlah_kata_perhalaman);


Github has the concept of teams which you can @-mention. We should probably just set some up that people can use, rather than relying on current team structure which will inevitably go out of date.


good point.  fixed in 6ba26cf1fe35375e589ef6f4e8bb290265388904 thanks!


a new test file sounds fine to me, unless you want to put it somewhere like simdloop.jl (kind of related ish?)


Why do you move primitive types?


The idea in removing assert_difference was to decouple the controller test from the database. Bryce explained that some loose coupling between the controller and model (as in assert_difference) and the controller and view (as in assert_select) is good.


Looks good, I'll merge.

FYI, in the future, you don't need to update the dependency version, as the CI build will automatically burn in the versions of packages which are on \\aspnetci\drops\Coherence-Signed\dev\Latest\Packages


I don't think we need a second copy of this commit


It would seem more in keeping with everything else you’re doing here to use a loop like

```swift
for x in source {
  p.initialize(x)
  p += 1
}
```

Is there a reason you didn’t?


`evilBoundsError` was emitted when a bounds-checked `EvilCollection` was supplied an invalid index. This doesn't occur anymore when stdlib is iterating over collection elements, since indexing has been replaced by generators. (And stdlib is now able to specifically detect cases when the collection erroneously reduces its count during iteration — this wasn't possible with `startIndex`..`endIndex`.)


This is a change that is problematic as it means that non persistent properties are now being constrained by default, which causes other problems.

See https://github.com/grails/grails-core/issues/9749


Great :)


Actually looking at your comment, it looks like you need that specific version or higher, correct? If so, we can disable the project.json updates from class and console projects. Let me know if you want to do that.


Addressed in afe621c

It's dead, Jim.


Why not just use public event EventHandler Expired;

I only use backing fields for events if I use explicit interface implementations (or I need to tweak serialization, but I don't expect anyone to serialize the cache).


remove 'Expired' (because we are probably going to implement Expiring as well).


Typo in comment:  connextions → connections


Expired.SafeInvoke(this, () => new ExpiredEventArgs<TKey, TValue>(key, item.Value));

This way, the event args will only be created if really necessary


 node_modules/
  example/creds.json		  example/creds.json
 +example/oauth2-creds.json


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 17929](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=150297&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 245 Build time: 00:05:11


@marcoeh btw :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:


Key part to support multiple transitioning processes at the same time in the same canvas, as it will reveal any conflicts.


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1172tempf](http://1172tempf-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/articles/sites/files/temp-files](http://1172tempf-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs/articles/sites/files/temp-files)


expires => has expired (remember, we are going to add Expiring as well)


I was thinking the same thing (1 format).  Just like we did with SIMD.


AreEqual(0, counter);


I don't quite understand your point. The setup part is sort of useless ceremony at this point, since @image is only referred to once, but wouldn't it become useful if more tests which need Image objects are added in the future?


Wrong title... just the image which is used for hex rendering, not for entitysprites


Well, the problem with metaclass-based libraries is that, for non-basic cases, it gets hard to know whether something will work just by looking at the code ;)

So I tend to write those tests quite a lot — plus they double as a minimalist documentation of recipes and use cases.


should limit to 1 on 'ad' object at home view


Well, I just didn't want to rush to fast. Once everything is settled, why don't you co-maint it?


I don't get what you are doing here. `boost::optional<util::json::Value>` -> `boost::optional<util::json::Value>&&` -> `util::json::Value&` ?


If `_initializeMemoryFromCollection` is better than `initializeFrom`, should we just be rewriting `initializeFrom` to do what `_initializeMemoryFromCollection` does?


Same here, plus: you definitvely authored enhancements while I just care sane dist...


WAA project page


I don't understand, what do you mean ?


Is it ready to get pulled? I'll happily accept a pull request


Done


The complexity of GPG does go down quite a bit, when both formats at least handle the same data (even if some NOT done in GPU mode).

NOTE, we 'could' put a static into the crypt_all, listing that some hashes will NOT be processed in the optimized GPU code (similar to the warn_once we used to have in valid).   At least then, the user is 'warned', BUT the hashes are processed,.

We could also add a 4th tuneable cost, for GPU/CPU


nice to hear that.. :+1: thank you mate..and yeah ı didnt add bionic hacks(because new rmt_storage is pie enabled executable ı think) (checked with http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30498776/position-independent-executables-and-android-lollipop )
maybe old rild that is not pie enabled broke the boot ı dont know but will check it


Squashed into c3b7615


I don't think we should be able to incur obligations with a `None` result.


2088_XMLExportMeasureNames (asparke2) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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As long as `UnsafeMutablePointer` can have a `nil` value, I wonder whether it makes sense to create an optional `UnsafeMutablePointer` here.  Does `.Some(nil)` have a different meaning from `nil` in this case?

Also, please update the documentation comment to describe what the parameters do and exactly what the return value means.


The sqlite files have been removed from tracking


So here's how a visualizeAll would look like:

```javascript
	/**
	 * Returns a Promise for an array of strings of <tr>s for ladder ratings of the user
	 */
	static visualizeAll(username) {
		let ratings = [];
		for (let i in Tools.data.Formats) {
 			if (Tools.data.Formats[i].searchShow) {
 				ratings.push(Ladders(i).visualize(username));
 			}
 		}
		return Promise.all(ratings);
	}
```


OK. As you already know my english is not good :)


Just saying, mdbooks don't really seem to have a specific author, I'd leave this part out. Maybe have a CONTRIBUTORS.md or something


Addressed in afe612c


As I see, these are missing now, when I clone the repo into a clean dir, it fails at

from scapy.ssl_tls import *
from scapy.ssl_tls import ssl_tls_crypto
and when I remove these, it fails at line 248 because of missing SSLv2Record()


I did replace this use of indexing! Is this really the most recent version of this PR? (I've since replaced `_expectEnd` below with another function.)


If we did do a single format, then it SHOULD have both CPU and GPU available. There are MANY times when CPU is preferred to GPU.  Just because GPU is available does not mean it should be used on every run.    But I do like a single format.


nice way to organize the previous mess of listeners :)


That's perfect.  Fixed my problem.

Thank you,

Ryan

On Tue, 2016-03-01 at 11:13 -0800, Justus Calvin wrote:
> I believe I found the error. I have pushed a change that should fix
> the error.
>
> The problem occurs when TA configure finds/uses MADNESS that is built
> outside TA. If you are expecting TA to build MADNESS, cmake may be
> finding MADNESS in the TA install directory. The configure script
> should print the path to the MADNESS libraries if this is the case.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>
>


I dig that.


@casey-collab


Thank you very much for your comments! I will continue to incorporate your suggestions for adding whitespace.


It seems that this comment is outdated. And it is displayed as an info message, and not as a flash message anymore.  https://github.com/Lyra2108/inyoka/blob/d7a709dce5bf784979b1b9cc31e432d7445ff11d/inyoka/wiki/actions.py#L724-L725


Sounds perfect :)

On Tue, Mar 1, 2016 at 4:35 PM Tom Coleman <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Github has the concept of teams which you can @-mention. We should
> probably just set some up that people can use, rather than relying on
> current team structure which will inevitably go out of date.
>
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>


``arg`` is right now not supported. Shall I add this? I'm not sure if this kind of usage will be used in real-world tasks.


I think we can just tie AsthmaHealth to 0.2.1 and continue to charge down
the rapid growth path in CMHealth.  Once we hit a stable 0.2.2 we can
release to cocoapods and port AsthmaHealth over to that.  We can also tag a
release of AsthmaHealth on GitHub so that people don't get too confused.

Sound like a plan?

--Geoff

On Tue, Mar 1, 2016 at 3:09 PM, Ben DiFrancesco <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Thats a good plan. In this case, me bumping the number actually wasn't
> really needed. But as I make breaking changes and implement features in the
> Asthma app that rely on those changes, we'll have to bump it and tag it.
> We'll also have to decide when/how those things will land in the AsthmaApp.
> Keep it in a branch/fork until the changes land in a released CocoaPod?
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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>


# UA TODO We have to assume that the user is totally and completely STUPID(trust me they are). They cannot follow our instructions at all. Here we sanitize the input as much possible before it reaches the schema-validation. For example, remove any white spaces, convert everything in channel type to lower case and so on.


2088_XMLExportMeasureNames (asparke2) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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There is currently a bug. `@topic` isn't being detected. It will be fixed later today.


@Aeusman Ditto comment as earlier.


This should be `%if %{with lttng}` I think.


I'd recommend putting TODOs in comments:
```
<!--TODO make this better-->
```


@Aeusman I don't like how the json is printed out screen. too much data. Just print that something is wrong in the schema or other  elegant way to do it. We can talk.


ok


Resolve #4
It may be possible to check outside of a loop for optimisation but I don't know how to do that.


@Aeusman I want exception handling like this. More in the comments.


@SrinivasanTarget, this causes https://github.com/appium/appium.io/issues/82.


'_' is acceptable others are not.


Втф, зачем ты из lib тягаешь андерскор и бэкбоун? У нас в /main.js прописано, где их искать для requirejs.


will we have like a `frostwire-common.jar` ?


:cake: :tada: Automatic build for CPA in Windows. And I thought I wouldn't live to see it!


I'm not sure this will notify them, due to the email address not matching a GitHub account: perhaps @ts468 will?


@KirSlayk, я призываю тебя!


@Aeusman You can remove this return after you have tested the script. This prevents posts to the backend server.


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1172tempf](http://1172tempf-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/articles/sites/files/temp-files](http://1172tempf-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs/articles/sites/files/temp-files)


I pulled down the changes but I'm still having the same problem.


Finally is not needed. Use a corresponding exception handling in requests to catch URL errors. urllib2 has urllib2.URLError


Tutaj zmien sobie nazwe paczki w kazdym pliku bo ja miałem inne, sorki.


hey @chrisbra this commit makes Airline look really bad in my setup:

![before and after](http://screens.dashkb.net/20160301134916.png)

I'm using https://github.com/chriskempson/base16-shell and xterm-256color (and screen-256color in tmux).


It's not necessary with my change


They were hard-coded to not allow skipping, but now skipping has been re-allowed.


Great change!


this comment should be fixed


@sils1297 Thanks, I'll fix it!


I didn't want to clutter it up with author, maintainer, and contributor sections.  Maybe lumping it all under authors makes more sense?


@bozhidarmihaylov The following may be more performant:

`BOOL containsZone = [dateString.lowercaseString containsString:@"z"];`


That actually breaks BC. In previous versions it was possible to pass an `ID` of a `tl_image_size` row (see here: https://github.com/contao/core/blob/master/system/modules/core/library/Contao/Image.php#L869).


@jchoi1267 Can you put these in release?  That's where we're doing all the fortify fixes.  thanks.


This can be replaced with
`error: response.error`
There's no point in wrapping the error callback in response.


od teraz WorldMap2 tworzy wątek w którym jest generowana mapa, zrobiłem tak, bo inaczej całe GUI się blokowało na czas generowania tej mapy


I was wondering about this myself; I was struggling to find a benchmark where `_initializeTo`'s effect is measurable. Replacing indexing with generators has a more direct effect.

Which reminds me that this code also isn't up to date. In the latest revision, I've replaced indexing with generators here as well.


I used [this](https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin-examples/blob/master/gradle/hello-world/build.gradle) example as a reference. It is looked wierd that the latest version you can download from the gradle.org is v2.11 and in the same time in the example project used v2.7. But it worked so I left it. For now I changed it to 2.11.


Fine with me


In theory this command was ignoring only the `const` version of this method, to suppress the the SWIG warning 512 : http://www.swig.org/Doc3.0/Warnings.html#Warnings_nn14 . I don't know if I was doing something wrong anyway...


Why did you drop the force casting here? If for some reason `shopp_setting()` returns an empty string or boolean false, it will throw a notice on line 317. Since the definition of `shopp_setting()` means it can return mixed-type values, we have to use datatype protection here.


Oh ok lol.


It would be nice to avoid reordering import statements.

I'm trying to ignore these, but sorry sometimes I can't resist :)


Great catch!


We still burining the brain and can get it working with that player I've sent you the code...


This looks a bit lost up there. I was wondering whether we shouldn't just clean out most of the stuff in README.md and make it shorter.

I also refrained from adding it a couple of times, because I don't think this badge is very informative.


I thought you forgot it cause it was a day or two+ and the plugin.yml wasn't created xD


![kk](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/17520932/13443267/fe777fce-e032-11e5-9a82-afd55091ea19.PNG)
  fs = require('fs'),
      rainbowDash = require('rainbow-dash'),
      leftpad = require('leftpad'),
 -    width = 1000,
 -    height = 1000,
 +    width = 1280,
 +    height = 1280,
 +    moment = require('moment'),
      radius = 100,
 -    c = new Canvas(width, height),
 +    c = new Canvas(width, height + 100),
      ctx = c.getContext('2d');

  console.log('parsing');

 +
  // var pos = glob.sync('data/v0/bus/positions/*.geojson').slice(0, 1000).map(function(p) {
  var pos = glob.sync('data/v0/bus/positions/*.geojson').map(function(p) {
      var collection = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(p));
 @@ -18,28 +20,61 @@ var pos = glob.sync('data/v0/bus/positions/*.geojson').map(function(p) {
  });

  ctx.fillStyle = '#fff';
 -ctx.fillRect(0, 0, width, height);
 +ctx.textAlign = 'center';
 +ctx.fillRect(0, 0, width, height + 100);
 +ctx.font = '15px Georgia';

  console.log('done parsing');

 +ctx.beginPath();
 +
 +ctx.strokeStyle = '#fee0d2';
  ctx.fillStyle = '#333';
 +
 +for (var i = 0; i < 24; i++) {
 +    var p = hr(i - 6, 440);
 +    ctx.fillText(hrName(i), p[0], p[1]);
 +    ctx.beginPath();
 +    ctx.moveTo(width/2, height/2);
 +    var p2 = hr(i - 6, 400);
 +    ctx.lineTo(p2[0], p2[1]);
 +    ctx.stroke();
 +}
 +
 +ctx.font = '12px Georgia';
 +ctx.textAlign = 'left';
 +ctx.strokeStyle = '#fee0d2';
 +for (var i = 1; i < 5; i++) {
 +    ctx.beginPath();
 +    ctx.arc(width/2, height/2, i * 100, 0, 2 * Math.PI, false);
 +    ctx.stroke();
 +    ctx.fillStyle = '#888';
 +    ctx.fillText(i * 100, width/2 + 5, (height/2) - (i * 100) - 10);
 +    ctx.fillStyle = '#333';
 +}
 +ctx.beginPath();
 +ctx.textAlign = 'center';
 +
 +ctx.fillStyle = '#de2d26';
  ctx.globalAlpha = 0.2;
 +ctx.globalCompositeOperation = 'multiply';

  ctx.lineTo(width/2, height/2);
  pos.forEach(function(p) {
      if (p[0] - last > 1) {
 -        // console.log('break');
          ctx.lineTo(width/2, height/2);
          ctx.fill();
          ctx.beginPath();
      } else {
 -        // console.log('nonbreak');
      }
      ctx.lineTo.apply(ctx, xy(p));
      last = p[0];
  });

  ctx.fill();
 +ctx.globalCompositeOperation = 'source-over';
 +ctx.fillStyle = '#222';
 +ctx.strokeStyle = '#fc9272';

  ctx.globalAlpha = 1;

 @@ -47,11 +82,9 @@ var last = -Infinity;

  pos.forEach(function(p) {
      if (p[0] - last > 1) {
 -        // console.log('break');
          ctx.stroke();
          ctx.beginPath();
      } else {
 -        // console.log('nonbreak');
      }
      ctx.lineTo.apply(ctx, xy(p));
      last = p[0];
 @@ -60,21 +93,27 @@ pos.forEach(function(p) {
  ctx.stroke();
  ctx.beginPath();

 -ctx.font = '15px Monaco';

  ctx.strokeStyle = '#ccc';

 -for (var i = 0; i < 24; i++) {
 -    var p = hr(i - 6, 410);
 -    ctx.fillText(i + 1, p[0], p[1]);
 -    ctx.beginPath();
 -    ctx.moveTo(width/2, height/2);
 -    var p2 = hr(i - 6, 1010);
 -    ctx.lineTo(p2[0], p2[1]);
 -    ctx.stroke();
 +function hrName(s) {
 +    if (s === 0) return '12pm';
 +    return s > 12 ?
 +        ((s - 12) + 'pm') :
 +        ((s) + 'am');
  }

 -ctx.beginPath();
 +function xy(p) {
 +    var d = moment.unix(p[0] * 60),
 +        hrs = d.hours() * 60,
 +        mins = d.minutes(),
 +        angle = (((hrs + mins) / (60 * 24)) * Math.PI * 2) - (Math.PI / 2);
 +
 +    return [
 +        (width / 2) +  (Math.cos(angle) * radius * (p[1] / 100)),
 +        (height / 2) + (Math.sin(angle) * radius * (p[1] / 100))
 +    ];
 +}

  function hr(i, radius) {
      var angle = (i / 24) * Math.PI * 2;
 @@ -84,32 +123,8 @@ function hr(i, radius) {
      ];
  }

 -ctx.strokeStyle = '#000';
 -
 -pos.forEach(function(p) {
 -    if (p[0] - last > 1) {
 -        // console.log('break');
 -        ctx.stroke();
 -        ctx.beginPath();
 -    } else {
 -        // console.log('nonbreak');
 -    }
 -    ctx.lineTo.apply(ctx, xy(p));
 -    last = p[0];
 -});
 -
 -function xy(p) {
 -    var d = new Date(p[0] * 1000 * 60),
 -        hrs = d.getHours() * 60,
 -        mins = d.getMinutes(),
 -        angle = ((hrs + mins) / (60 * 24)) * Math.PI * 2;
 -
 -    return [
 -        (width / 2) +  (Math.cos(angle) * radius * (p[1] / 100)),
 -        (height / 2) + (Math.sin(angle) * radius * (p[1] / 100))
 -    ];
 -}
 +ctx.font = '22px Georgia';
 +ctx.fillStyle = '#222';
 +ctx.fillText('Washington, DC Daily Bus Supply', width/2, height + 50);

  fs.writeFileSync('supply.png', c.toBuffer());
 -
 -// fs.writeFileSync('supply.json', JSON.stringify(doub));


This is more accurate and correct version, but a bit too verbose though.


Please introduce an `enum JobType { Local, Remote };`, pass it here


API symmetry: Please also add getters


@awong-dev and @emilyville -  This is going to go a long way for usability of the site. Who needs fries when you can have chips. Viva UK. :gb:


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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)


Style: Do `if (!hostId)`


shit, forgot it again... :facepalm:


@ncborges this should fix that, but it is not deployed or merged yet due me being sick.


@Abhishekk360 Maybe here we should replace `Close` with `Release`?
Please take a look at this documentation:
https://developers.google.com/android/reference/com/google/android/gms/common/data/AbstractDataBuffer


What is happening when the diff suddenly jumps to 20s = seconds?


This would also need a `clear()` in order to be consistent, correct?


I apologize. I was beginning to think I can no longer produce this, and that it must have been a strange interaction between a recent rails version (prior to 4.1.14.1) and a gem. But I recovered my notes on this. The problem manifests when the number is a `BigDecimal`. Rails console example (Rails 4.1.14.2, Ruby v2.1.2):
```
2.1.2 :019 > number < Float::MAX
 => true
2.1.2 :020 > number < Float::INFINITY
FloatDomainError: Infinity
	from (irb):20:in `to_r'
	from (irb):20:in `<'
	from (irb):20
	from /usr/local/rvm/gems/ruby-2.1.2@my_service/gems/railties-4.1.14.2/lib/rails/commands/console.rb:90:in `start'
	from /usr/local/rvm/gems/ruby-2.1.2@my_service/gems/railties-4.1.14.2/lib/rails/commands/console.rb:9:in `start'
	from /usr/local/rvm/gems/ruby-2.1.2@my_service/gems/railties-4.1.14.2/lib/rails/commands/commands_tasks.rb:69:in `console'
	from /usr/local/rvm/gems/ruby-2.1.2@my_service/gems/railties-4.1.14.2/lib/rails/commands/commands_tasks.rb:40:in `run_command!'
	from /usr/local/rvm/gems/ruby-2.1.2@my_service/gems/railties-4.1.14.2/lib/rails/commands.rb:17:in `<top (required)>'
	from bin/rails:4:in `require'
	from bin/rails:4:in `<main>'
```
Sorry to have wasted your time. With luck I'll remember to post more environment details with such reports.


It really depends on what we expect users to want to do... Will they want to fetch all the pages? Then we could provide an option for that. Will they want to fetch a given number of pages? Same. Do we want them to handle that on their own? Another possibility.

What would be an ideal API you'd want to use?


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Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 245 Build time: 00:05:03


Rest LGTM.

Thanks a lot for the patch!


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Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 245 Build time: 00:03:35


Hi @datacharmer

Thanks for update. Looks like I was referring to the old repo version. I think this PR can be dropped then :)


nit: I think it should be `query_urls`


Replace the 2 lines and replace them by my line. If the handler == null, it wrong create the eventargs


This fails on leap dates. MS Edge saw failures on Feb 29th, 2016. :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:


Should test these for each dtype.


Maybe more informative if some text is supplied. Maybe also another badge for the stable-4.8 branch?


In this case, since we're talking about a single reference I like this approach better:

```php
if ( Shopp::object()->Shipping->realtime ):
```


Nit: rename `map` parameter to `mir`


"Indicates whether events should be raised"


Nit: should have a comment here


This means that they are searchable for 30 days (there is a default expiration which is also about 30 days or something - but its not documented)

Basically this means that activities stop being searchable after a while. Which makes sense, you wouldn't want an activity from 6 months ago to be searchable.


dtype is neglected here and at other calls to new.


Because the compiler needs to be re-assured that this code won't be called.


Not used anymore?


Hey Matt, why did you add a red-rimmed fog tile? Shouldn't that never happen?


Yup, forgot also about the rowId that is required by dc. This looks good and should take care of the issue, sorry I didn't catch that earlier. :shipit:


It may be worthwhile to add more restrictive permissions such as noroot and caps.drop.all. Vivaldi runs in a sandbox like Chrome/Chromium but a little extra probably wouldn't hurt.
Testing in progress... ;)


Ouch! Stupid last minute type without local rebuild.. `-l fToa` -> `-lftoa`
I hope ccache is hot by now...


Looks like it's this bug: https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/10109


btw: don't remove Daniels e-Mail nor the "sponsored" hint. Credits should always be given ...


Okay, no problem so far. `SERVER_NAME` was not in the generated.yaml-file and so no replacing was done for this variable.
I have fixed this in 7c385e54918b0ad0b442c92633d29d24969847de


Это же third-party по сути. я  туда не смотрел ни разу даже.
дм просто приделал себе интерфейс. Изначально этого и не было в xash, Алибек отдельно просил исходники.


This is misspelled.


This isnt pruning anymore, right? Your are building the map from a list of explicit images. It doesnt matter if the images are deprecated or not (e.g. you could feed it a list of deprecated images if you wanted to access old images for some reason, though there might not be a UI to actually do that).


The only reason is that `_buffer` is marked as "For testing" in `_ArrayType`, so I hesitated to use it in production code. I'll move it up and remove the "for testing" comment.


This project seems to be missing from the project


Missing tab


@litchie - this commit was rather meant as a pull request but being part of the team didn't make that succeed. I wanted to make a pull request for actually asking you whether to commit like this or if there is a good way to sync differently with Exult's SVN and keeping the revisions. That would be better and then this commit would need to be reverted.


Thank you!


Please rename the /faq folder to /FAQ


What's the value in switching to native types? Presumably we get something for using a new experimental feature.


This only fires when the specific title is updated. KVO fires every time the list changes.
Also our best practices say we should favor notifications over KVO (https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Apps/Team/iOS/BestPractices)


is `user`variable previosly validated somewhere?

 `var user = socket.request.user;`
` io.emit('articleUpdateSuccess', { data: article, updatedBy: user.displayName, updatedAt: new Date(Date.now()).toLocaleString(), message: 'Updated' });`

It seems like some user could change its `displayName`before emitting an update event, and then `articleUpdateSuccess` event will return a invalid `user.displayName`


Looks like the most appropriate current workaround is along these lines:
```ruby
(400..BigDecimal("Infinity")) === number
# => true
```


Nice catch.


It take me about an hour to complete this prework


I don't think we need/want a DepNode here -- the list of `passes` is not tracked state, presumably, and we will want to push more local nodes below when actually *running* the passes


didn't pop into my head… its not really complex or hard to understand so didn't jump to functional APIs


Use the Field IDs, not the Field Name


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Ps. It is better to make comments on the PR since this commit will never change.


Why is this not a `MirPass`?


Just to make sure I follow, devtoolset-3 will already be installed on el6 and just needs to be enabled?


Might clean that up sometime after release but in reality it doesn't matter.


Field names are only necessary for search. Please remove if the indexing is not implemented


maybe sometime… don't really care because its one level.


Are you sure `String(Symbol())` and `Symbol().toString()` (as well as `Symbol.toString()`) should throw? I vaguely remember that it was changed not to throw.


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


#13 Fixed card sizing


For dependency tracking, it might make sense to have this start up a task parameterized by the def-id of the thing we are processing. This would require adding a few more methods to `MirPass` though, like `fn tcx()` and `fn dep_node(def_if: DefId) -> DepNode`. Alternatively, we can have each pass push its own task, which also seems ok.


This is how you would recursively retrieve all pages:

```js
function getAllPages() {
  let results = [];
  function processPage({data, next}) {
    results = results.concat(data);
    try {
      return next().then(processPage);
    } catch(err) {
      return results;
    }
  }
  return coll.listRecords({limit: 1}).then(processPage);
}
```

Sure that's not super obvious to achieve, so the question becomes *what API could we offer users to achieve this kind of thing, as well as possibly others, in a convenient fashion?*.

You have the night :D


Added a 1 print warning about CPU only hashes seen.  Only outputs not in bench_running mode (so we do not spuriously warn if only testing).

I have not looked at a tuneable cost.  I think 3 costs are the current max.


The 'pruning' refers to selecting the latest image in a group via the naming convention. The 'filtering' refers to eliding deprecated images. The base set fed into the 'pruning' logic is now filtered before being passed in.


Exactly how costly is this? Like a nanosecond less time? Or does the generated js/cpp make it make a difference?


Is this right? If prune you are adding a map to the list. If not then you are adding a list.

"prune" is a confusing name because removing deprecated (or not) is a source of pruning as well. I think when you say "prune" you mean "de-duped" (major version) or something to the effect of unique names if you ignore the date.


Fixed in https://github.com/david-binda/gp-extended-api-plugins/commit/afbd744f25b5a8cb98a9fd92b2b3571a9e1fcebd

Great catch, thanks @deBhal !


@bpasero agree, I'll move it to the menu, and we have it as a global workbench action.


This won't work - I2CDEV_1 is enum, preprocessor does not understand it. So the value is undefined and 0 is used on both sides of comparison ...


Done.


Hello, @edsko, do you remember why copying the message is necessary here?

This came up when analyzing the cost to the NC of distributing messages.

cc @dcoutts, @qnikst, @hyperthunk


Typo


If you want to retrieve a max given amount of pages, here's the modified function:

```js
function getPages(pages) {
  let results = [], current = 0;
  function processPage({data, next}) {
    current += 1;
    results = results.concat(data);
    if (current === pages) {
      return results;
    }
    try {
      return next().then(processPage);
    } catch(err) {
      return results;
    }
  }
  return coll.listRecords({limit: 1}).then(processPage);
}
```

Maybe we could support these two scenarios with a `pages` option. What's sure is giving full control over the recursive async iteration will be far from obvious anyway :/


Does it make sense to define this for more than just float/double?

numpy seems to allow taking integers arrays and calling rint to produce floating point arrays of (nearly) identity.

@girving: thoughts?


I suspect you want to remove this commit


I see. It didn't include either of the functions.
From the docs I can only gather that the use case is explicitly described and that the lines might have to be
%ignore iDynTree::Model::getLink() const;
%ignore iDynTree::Model::getJoint() const;


@alexandernst On this side, things should work fine for you now. For me, too. :-)


@marktheunissen Can you verify this looks good?


Something like https://github.com/grails/grails-core/commit/ebf5ff5d13dc45a130467a490c89bba0450a5372 may help.


In both cases it is adding items of type `Map` to an existing list (`Image` is a descendant of `Map`).

Good point on the naming. Let me take a pass at improving the naming to make it more readable.


@bgerstle thats what Xcode names the file it creates for you


old files


We should remove this as it's very optional


Ah, that's a good idea. `_initializeTo` is declared in `SequenceType`, but we could convert this function to an override in `CollectionType`.

One snag is that as an override, it would need to satisfy `_initializeTo`'s requirements, so it would need to get the `count` of the collection to verify the fit.
This will mean that `count`'s getter will be called twice, where previously it was called only once.

Another thing is that we would still need some kind of fallback if a specific collection's `_initializeTo` returns `nil` even though enough space was allocated. This is allowed by `SequenceType`, and narrowing the expected behavior seems like a complicated thing to document.


This should probably be a parameter and not passed via env variable


Those values are all very optional, we shouldn't include them here


why not


> Are you sure String(Symbol()) and Symbol().toString() (as well as Symbol.toString()) should throw? I vaguely remember that it was changed not to throw.

None off those examples throw


I'd rather leave it at iNew < iEnd and allow it to advance to the beginning of the next "chunk". Could you be more specific.


Whitespace here is strange....


Trailing whitespace here.


That shouldn't be changed here, but in the mixin instead, now it will display `sponge` everywhere (even in `/sponge version`)


Jerk


There is an issue when tasks are deleted from a process. Upon exit and reopening, the tasks return, but outside of the process.


I'm not sure what the benefit of changing the variable name is. The intent is to name the file (which is relative to the bin/ directory) hence, BIN_BSVC.

Also, you really want to keep the dependency on the Makefile, since the Makefile contains the bulk of the file contents.


I'm starting to think the move to c++11 should be done sooner rather than later. In a branch I've been working on recently, the `override` keyword has come in very handy, for one thing. I'm not particularly concerned with support for Windows earlier than XP, and the VS2015 builds should work in WinXP as long as SP3 is installed.


Good catch.That's what I get for being lazy with my unit tests.


I don't think that interactive scripts are the sort of thing we should be striving for....


fwiw, I think the recent ZDoom 2.8 has also started using some C++11 features.


What if I generate my ipa from Xcode (eg. I don't use gym or xcodebuild)? I think it could be helpful to expose this option.


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


Oops, I reordered the commit message and forgot to move the 'Lastly' part


Good catch.


Yup, so they are commented-out. Would you prefer to give instructions to run `fastlane action crashlytics` to find more details on possible options?


I'm sorry for pushing this directly, I could have asked for another review. The new PR is #13607, the first one was here: #11866.


Is it actually possible to have the redirect url contain placeholders, that are filled with actual content from the event? Like the network_userid aka cookie sync?


hopefully no breakage/migration will occur this time


Merge pull request #42 from tingletech


should these be converted to integers?


you could make this !isset and simply return static::$resolvedViewHelperClassNames[$namespaceIdentifier][$methodIdentifier] at the end :)


woot!


Don't think you need all these changes. Seems to me the following is sufficient.

```diff
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 @import 'govuk/-essentials';

 .phase-tag {
-  padding: 3px 5px;
+  padding: 2px 5px 0;
   display: inline-block;
   color: $white;
   font-weight: bold;
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
     background: $alpha-colour;

     + .phase-banner-message {
-      padding-left: 4.5em;
+      padding-left: 4.8em;
     }
   }

@@ -28,8 +28,10 @@
 .phase-banner {
   .phase-tag {
     float: left;
+    line-height: 1.25;
     margin-top: -4px;
     margin-bottom: -4px;
+    letter-spacing: 1px;

     @media print {
       border: 1mm solid;
@@ -38,4 +40,4 @@
       margin: -2mm 3mm 0 0;
     }
   }
}
```


`siteDetail.get('lastAccessedTime')` would be in seconds but `new Date().getTime()` is in milliseconds


I don't use the tasks,json, what it is for ?


Changed in error. Should remain true


This doesn't work because you're using `config.` in an **options** declaration. While evaluating the options the `mkIf` later in the `config.` isn't yet taken into account. So for providing examples, it's best to use literal values that do not depend on **any** option *definitions*.


Interesting idea - create a ticket!


same as above


hameddingo


Put all arguments in the same line or one per line, but don't mix both styles.