> Hmm.. it doesn't work for me...
> (even on the console, just tried it)

Not working how -- throws an exception, unexpected response, gives you a faulty token?

If it's not working as advertised, please raise an issue.  🙂

> By the way, what's `https://api.asm.skype.com/v1/skypetokenauth` ?
> WebSkype does a request to that one for me...

There are quite a few background API requests that aren't implemented here (mostly for MS tracking).  The `asm` APIs are used for uploading files, though they seem to be happy taking an existing token for that so I haven't added this particular call in.


https://github.com/manjaro/calamares-netgroups/commit/5c9e3193d0ea2c00c9bd5a56782fcc14c31508ba#diff-146a3f813b748640565156b941157c6eR128

I think its caused by the two lines, also displayed with red


Why don't you use the real scale factor? It has already been calculated in the material entry...


Ok, I will send pull requests next time.
I can't figure out what makefile of the available corresponds to types.h.
In short, I don't get the structure of the simulator. Could you provide me
with some tutorial on the contents of the simulator so I at least started
debugging my pieces of code?

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This source is duplicate. No need (and no good) to divert it much from original .


I created a test branch to finish implementation there and then merge with the main.
I will delete all not functional modules from master.


I hadn't but I will now! Probably going to try tf-idf first anyway


dejate una jhopsan


See https://github.com/socketio/socket.io/issues/2866


https://github.com/manjaro/calamares-netgroups/commit/5c9e3193d0ea2c00c9bd5a56782fcc14c31508ba#diff-146a3f813b748640565156b941157c6eR129

;)

Try again, with your iso.


This source is original MySQL code.


Could you name all files excluded from review?


Forgot to ping @popiazaza for the Thai translation. This will be merged in next version soon.


😉 ok  thanks , correct and rebuild 😜


Apologies for asking here. Kindly remove these comments. I got it sorted out now. I shouldn't have asked here. I understand. Thanks for the reply though.


Hi @Elizemiku !

First of all, `hchart(cars, "point", hcaes(speed))` will not work because highcharts doesnt know how interpret point without a `y` component, and with highcharter I dont make any guess to try to chart the data when only the `x` aesthetic is given.

Secondly, as you know I've using the highchart-regression plugin and according with my test `"loess"` only work for highstocks. But now I'm working on something like this:

```r
highchart() %>%
  hc_add_series(cars, "point", hcaes(speed, dist)) %>%
  hc_add_series(lm(dist ~ speed, data = cars), name = "Regression")
```
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/56481/23141169/417f618c-f794-11e6-924f-e481e02ed262.png)
```r
loessmodel <- loess(dist ~ speed, data = cars, span = 0.5)

highchart() %>%
  hc_add_series(cars, "point", hcaes(speed, dist), name = "Some points") %>%
  hc_add_series(loessmodel, name = "Loess")
```
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/56481/23141198/6a4499ca-f794-11e6-936b-58724177f9f1.png)

Maybe is longer than add an option (like `regression = TRUE`) but I think we have more control about the input to the higcharts because I really don't know how the pluging works and what calculations do.

Finally, you can still using the regression-plugin, but you need to add the pluging manually (via `hc_add_dependency`) due I want to keep the deafult `highcharts()` the light as possible (and every plugin make the file size bigger):

```r
hchart(mtcars, "point", hcaes(disp, hp, group = paste("am", am)), regression = TRUE) %>%
  hc_add_dependency("plugins/highcharts-regression.js")
```

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/56481/23141494/da29c46c-f795-11e6-9276-b7b81d76bdfa.png)

Thanks to you! You're who bring the regression to the highcharter :wink:


Ah ok, thanks for the info.
It's throwing an error, the t value is not in the returned page (can reproduce it by doing the request manually)
I'll look further into it the next days


Good point.


You don't have to rebuild iso, just restart installer. :)
CAL reads from online, we changed it now, so it shouldn't crash.


Agree.


Yep i understand .. let me see


We should have this outside of stage 2, like a closing thank you note


made file output!


This will query zabbix for either a host or a hostgroup and pull in any hostgroups server is a member of as tags


Nice and succinct!


Uhm .. waiting refresh internet ? i see again ..


I find that whole discussion in WRE (with the 'reg' and 'unreg' examples) rather confusing.


Uses GPS ACCEL SMS CAMERA and FACEBOOK shields so dont forget to enable them!!


Break this into meaningful intermediate variables and/or functions. For instance, you can create something like:

```
function getInterface(service) {
  // a comment explaining the structure of service and why [0][1] is the interface
  return service[0][1];
}
```

(Interface in this case is an example, I don't know what [0][1] mean)

Another idea is to parse the service structure into a meaningful object. Something like:

```
function parseService(service) {
  var serviceObj = {};
  serviceObj.interface = { something: service[0][1][...] };
  ...
  return serviceObj;
}
```

In this case you would access the service properties by name, e.g. `obj.interface.ipAddress` instead of `res[0][1][8][1][1]...`.


Junk hunk


What do you think of just adding `*.log` to all the client?

I can't imagine ever wanting to commit a log file.


This must be the millionth time somebody's made this change in the Scratch repo.

I'm considering just converting everything to spaces at some point or another..


Junk deletion.


CountryArray Or CountryArrayList.   'A' should be cap.


Why commented?


Why do not send a pull request as alternative for a new composer package?


You should use array of Strings, not ArrayList.


Will this be the new URL going forward? We use VCR for our tests and this is causing issues since the URL has changed. I just wasn't sure if this was permanent or if it will remain as sandbox.synapsepay.com in the future.


Corrected a bug in node generation


Will this change to be the right color when imported (or duplicated)?

That's why it's better to go with changing the block color (and shape, if necessary) in the Block constructor.. but, it's tough to decide on a good way to do that as it is – how do we know that this block should be colored as an events block, and not some other color, using only the name?

So maybe it'd be better to update the color of a duplicated block to have the same color as its parent block? But that won't work when importing the block, and it's hardly a good fix, anyways; since then it's not as simple to change the shape of the block.


Theoretically we should load a specific block from the library.. 📦


Ok


Combination of tabs and spaces here, very definitely bad.


This commit has been deployed to DEPLOY


@dracos This commit has broken the CI build, and postcode tests are now failing:
https://travis-ci.org/mysociety/theyworkforyou/builds/202308496
https://travis-ci.org/mysociety/theyworkforyou/builds


TeamCity Glyssen :: Glyssen pull requests [Build *.*.434.0e19f1abf5a55709da1fe0a0938445e1fc9f2059](http://build.palaso.org/viewLog.html?buildId=84832&buildTypeId=Glyssen_GlyssenPullRequests) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 1594, ignored: 18 Build time: 00:08:28


Okay, that's done in 3bd39113e12. Thanks again for the better fix.


What's the purpose of the comment on this line..?


Use for each loop here and everywhere.


I've also decided that's the reason. Then I generated long ad_ids for geo_ad entity, and again recieved a bit worse result for move  semantics.


The Unix [download page](https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/blob/master/docs/installation/linux.md) references the download script at https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/blob/v6.0.0-alpha.16/tools/download.sh, which seems right, but the actual file at that location still points to alpha._15_.


Return entire movie, not just title.


NetBSD (http://netbsd.gw.com/cgi-bin/man-cgi?basename+3+NetBSD-7.0.2):
     "The basename() function returns a pointer to static storage that may be
     overwritten by subsequent calls to basename()."


return whole movie, not just title


under construction


This commit fixes issue #1000.


@jiangphcn Peng Hui, good question!  I think the set 1) 2) and 3) you have provided are for a single-node couchdb (before version couchdb version 2.0).

 For Cloudant itself,   we are not using _view_cleanup API, cleanup of indexes is done automatically using smoosh.

For Apache cluster-based couchdb (from version 2.0), we are using chttpd and fabric modules to handle requests:
https://github.com/cloudant/couchdb-chttpd/blob/master/src/chttpd_db.erl#L248-L250
https://github.com/apache/couchdb-fabric/blob/master/src/fabric.erl#L469-L472


Shouldn't this reference the HLSL grammar? Or did you intentionally duplicate the ShaderLab grammar into the HLSL extension?


@joelmccracken does that mean you can remove the part that derives Monoid?


done


Yeah work now @udeved


this.functionOnClickedCanvas jest funkcją anonimową (e) => this.onClickedCanvasPixel(e); a dlatego dałem pod zmienną abym mógł ją później dezaktywować. Nie bindowałem jej bo ta zmienna jest arrow funkcją i to niby działa. Co tu jest źle i jak powinno być?


I'd avoid using the same commit message on two commits, as this and 9b87073 seem to have the same message but do different things. I'd also separate out the brackets so they aren't on the same line.


Ok


Ok, though that entire `forEach` block and if are now no longer necessary, so that should be removed if this change is permanent.


ça ça marche pas :sob:


1. Yes yes yes, there is `isNaN`, but, I mean, these `foo == undefined || foo == '' || isNaN(foo)`, there so are many occurrences of it in the code! And it's easy peasy to forget one of conditions, you know. You already did!

2. I'm talking about the "getNewInfo > should pass this error to caller when request returns error"
I'm not insist that you have to pass exactly the `request`'s error instance. But somehow you have to provide this instance to caller.

3. Yes, this is an illuxat api related problem. I suppose, no one could ever pass "20000000000" to our api, but this is just a strange behavior that i want you to know, just it. If you consider this error as wontfix (and you probably do), skip this test, as i described [there](https://github.com/xSlOom/XatAPI/pull/5#issuecomment-281064382)


Funny, I can give you many smileys.


Remove unnecessary font-family declaration on inputs (#707)

Preview: docs
Coverage: core | datetime


The main key affects deployments with the latest versions of now so it's best to keep it off...


What does this commit do? What is a part of? The message is ambiguous here, so it makes it hard to determine if the commit does what it should. Otherwise looks good.


Серьёзно?


Не у всех разрешение как у тебя
Я тут фикс вообще-то делал


Ah Ah..
So chroot....yaml is used for a pure netinstall , systemd...yaml for hybrid


Also extended password fields to 255 characters to accommodate current password_hash output and have room for future growth


rollback


I guess, sure.


yes, chrootcfg yaml all packages will be downloaded, packages yaml, preinstalled packages on iso will be extracted and then additional packages downloaded optionally.


Ok, though `if (true)` really seems dubious.


Works now, except for one strange error on my local VM. Let's see if that can reduce issues down to just 1 in this step.


In first point, I mean something like this:
```js
const isNumeric(value) => value != null && value != '' && !isNaN(value)
```
[Read about the essential DRY rule](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don%27t_repeat_yourself)


Ok


Delete


Merci! On regardera çà.


Hi LR Team, when this change is going to be included on release ? verified Liferay 7 CE GA 3 does not provide this patch


Fixed bug
1) prevent of closing modal window by clicking outside it;
2) add button "cancel editing" which return all previous characteristics of contact


kiva (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1847 of 1847 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.png) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.png) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-71.23%25-green.png)


как-то странно, что этот файл лежит вне mvc


remove requirements from unnecessary fields


Hi @luccioman ,
good idea, but the collection of mandatory fields seems to me a bit biased ... ?
I favor to override users (my) choice if it is essential mandatory (otherwise I'd rate it default).
I don't see fields like dates_in_content_xxx , http_unique_b, www_unique_b, host_id_s, host_s, exact_signature_l, exact_signature_unique_b, fuzzy_signature_l, fuzzy_signature_unique_b, references_i, references_internal_i, references_external_i, references_exthosts_i, crawldepth_i, harvestkey_s, url_file_ext_s, host_organization_s, inboundlinks_urlstub_sxt, inboundlinks_protocol_sxt, outboundlinks_protocol_sxt, outboundlinks_urlstub_sxt, images_urlstub_sxt, images_protocol_sxt.

But would add (to my bias) fields like language_s, author, description_txt, keywords, text_t, collection_sxt to the mandatories.


тоже самое что и по admin - здесь и далее - все файлы должны быть в системе mvc


👍 Nice work everyone!


Sorry, but don't understant question (


кэш не должен попадать в репозиторий


Now that zooarchaeology is firmly in the mix, any assumptions about the minimum date (1700 in this case) are off the table. We already have valid date with eventDate 1160/1260 (http://portal.vertnet.org/search?q=gbifdatasetid:temp-uf-zooarch-parnell-feature1-datasetid).


Ya have been meaning to fix that lol


это не вьюха, а лежит во вьюхах


я про header.php


I am actually bitten by this fix now. Either they fixed it in the later versions of Firefox, but for some reason it should decode, but it doesn't.


small `u`?


а зачем твиг, (помимо условий диплома) что вы им решаете, чего не может php?


@Stefano80
yep, you are right, i had overlooked that there is also a scaling factor is calculated.

@Rocky640
Thank you for pointing out! I stop the test and try a version like proposed by Stefano80.


кодировка


#6023-HVACTemplate-5ZoneUnitarySystem-shows-RH-greater-than-100% (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.png)


странно, что работает без ()


The chunk isn't a chunk? Lol. When things just start getting weirder and weirder.


неверный отступ и не нужен пробел между именем метода и его аргументами


And issue #127 and issue #560 and issue #2530!! 👍


You forgot to set the block height for the new diff function


по-моему, это не контроллер


#6023-HVACTemplate-5ZoneUnitarySystem-shows-RH-greater-than-100% (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2457 of 2457 tests passed, 4 test warnings)

 * 4 tests had: ERR diffs.

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@edward it's that, but also the logistics. I don't have the time to deal with postage etc. I just want to put it off until I have the time to do it right.


отступ


Amit - If I don't increase the app memory in controller/main.rs, I get this error:
Kernel panic at /Users/nealjack/git/signpost/software/kernel/tock/kernel/src/process.rs:404:
	""controller" failed to load. Insufficient memory. Requested 32768 have 16384"

Is there an easy way to figure out what is being placed in SRAM?
The heap and stack only add up to 8K, and there's no way the kernel is taking up more than 8K.


Is the array not initialized properly? What do you mean by "needs to be qualified"?


Great, and specifically why do we use this function?


надо везде проверить этот момент


Instead of disabling, enable it only for the "ci" profile. We run enable that in our private Jenkins (which has plenty of resources).


настройки соединения не должны в чистом виде попадать в репозиторий


2644021-DOASToMultiAH (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2417 of 2418 tests passed, 584 test warnings)

 * 584 tests had: AUD diffs.

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.png) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.96%25-yellow.png)


Overall, this function does make the additional content visible.  In particular, what is line #2 doing  to help with this process?


No need for this - `calloc()` zero-initialises the block.


автозагрузка?


This is actually going to get run as part of the function being invoked in line 2.  line #4 is going to hide the element(s) with the class of `read-more`


а давай сделаем нормальный PHPDoc к методам


Gone now ;o


This is actually telling the element with an id of "show-this-on-click" to do something, rather than detecting a click.  What's your first thought as to what it's doing?


Znalazłem taki wzór aby z rgb obliczyć liczbę dziesiętną jak inaczej?


Similar to line #4, this particular line is going to hide the particular element every time.


What action by the user is going to trigger the code in `lines 8 - 13` to run?


думаю, данные удобнее передать объектом или ассоциативным массивом, нежели россыпью, где фиг запомнишь что где - это касается всех подобных функций


Would be useful to add some results to the wiki page


This commit has been deployed to DEV


$pdo, разумеется, передаем отдельно


хотя вообще я бы pdo брал бы из функции, которая, в свою очередь, бы тащила его из глобала - ну устанешь же так все время передавать интерфейс к БД


It's something we have not thought about yet.
BTW, do you know our mailing list [lambdacube3d-discuss](https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/lambdacube3d-discuss)?


This commit has been deployed to TEST


Is the alignment of those variables definitions really necessary? They look pretty ugly to me


а чем user от userId отличается?


klgv


Yup, exactly 👍


are we going to make a dark variant of each element?


new fullstack


Yup, great 👍


What is "Cookie: TENACIOUS=" in line 14??


TeamCity ReOpenLDAP :: master [Build 79](https://binbug.bigbrother-matrix.ru/teamcity/viewLog.html?buildId=3436&buildTypeId=ReOpenLDAP_Master&guest=1) is now running


Great, along the right track.  Even without this code, the user can still type input into the field.  Can you please further explain what is happening in line  #7?  How are we getting the user's input and what are we doing with it in that line?


Hi @robinsh please can I ask you for any information on when SSE might be available we waited a long time for SSE to be available for Azure Storage and for the new Disk capability but now I find can't use the new disks. I need to have a manner to guarantee encryption at rest on VM's created by others in my org


проверки и ошибки через массив - такой код неприемлим


@nealjack I'm working on this right now. There are two problems (in the order I'm solving them):

1. The userland linker stuff puts an arbitrary limit (0x4000 currently) on SRAM size for apps. I'm changing that to pull the board info and allow apps to build up to BOARD_RAM_SIZE - TOCK_RESERVED_SIZE (<- 0x4000) in SRAM.

2. board main.rs's allocate a fixed array for processes, ala
```rust
    #[link_section = ".app_memory"]
    static mut APP_MEMORY: [u8; 16384] = [0; 16384];
```

That one I think needs more magical divination of maximum size. So for now, bumping that falued in our board main.rs's is fine.


а почему в сессии не сохраняется пароль?


No typo. But you are right that this is too confusing.


Great, and can you please tell me when will this condition be met or get triggered/run?  What would be an example of user input that would result in this message being shown?


кажется, копипаста с созданием юзера - надо избежать


все закомментированное - выпилить


Would love to hear the rationale behind this change so I can add it to the next release potentially


  Nie rozumiem, przecież każda metoda parse... zwraca do zmiennej this.rgb obiekt o takiej kolejności
     return {
            red: args[0],
            green: args[1],
            blue: args[2],
        }

Czemu nie mogę założyć że będa nie po kolei skoro w takiej kolejności tworzę te zmienne w tym obiekcie i tak zwracam do zmiennej this.rgb?


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Sorry for late reply I was sick (flu)
Now feeling better.
The registry key is the one seeking the value named ID
Just check my commit you will see.
As for a work around I thought about the command line as you said. Probably
what will will do. I saw some wrapper too that could be an option.
For the moment I have workaround the issue in the code. Not quite efficient
but it work.
But the way to go would be the real command line like you suggested.

And glad you emailed me!  Always good to know your still around.  Hope you
had some great holidays.

Ghislain

Le 18 févr. 2017 15:56, "devmltk" <notifications@github.com> a écrit :

> \0 = null terminator (0x00, vbNullChar). Text after it won't be shown.
> They shouldn't exists after reading values from registry thought...
>
> MessageBox.Show("Some text" & vbNullChar & "More text which should be
> shown but isn't")
>
> You happen to have example file for keys? (regedit -> export)
> Thoses task are first thing to be removed right after installing new
> driver... so don't have those for test.
> Specific line in code where it happens on task scheluder cleaning part?
> and on xml writing?
> (assuming @ frmMain.xaml.vb, lines 4733-4763 ?)
>
> For task scheduler.. cmd line option? (API.. doesn't look so simple by
> quick look)
> -> schtasks /Query
> -> schtasks /End
> -> schtasks /Delete
>
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> bb736357(v=vs.85).aspx
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Is there a reason you don't use prove here? I am asking because I think the prove output is nicer and would match the output of the Linux/OSX CI tests.

```
DEFAULT_TEST_TARGET=prove GIT_PROVE_OPTS="--timer --jobs 5 --state=failed,slow,save" make -C t -k
rm -f -r 'test-results'
*** prove ***
No saved state, selection will be empty
[22:45:00] t0004-unwritable.sh ................................ ok      111 ms
[22:45:00] t0005-signals.sh ................................... ok       95 ms
[22:45:00] t0002-gitfile.sh ................................... ok      347 ms
[22:45:00] t0007-git-var.sh ................................... ok       79 ms
[22:45:01] t0006-date.sh ...................................... ok      631 ms
...
```


змінив код, уже після ознайомлення із додатковою літературою та зразком відео)


@Stanzi97 This commit doesn't really address #127


Hi. The latest commit (https://github.com/fvsch/TabCenter/commit/f8d00b8e2728376a9f5ee4cb6bc65e3bc3edeef5) should fix that, I think. I can’t test on Windows for now (I’ll ask around if there’s a way to test by loading the windows stylesheets in Firefox and its addons, even if on a different platform), so I’m not sure. But I remember fixing something like that so it should be alright-ish.

For the inverted icon, it’s already there, though it didn’t work in some cases. I think I fixed some use cases and broke others, but in the latest commit it should be all good.

Finally, note that I’m doing my experiments but this branch is out of sync with upstream and not mergeable as-is (especially with all the crazy CSS refactoring), so it might never end up in the actual extension.


This commit has been deployed to STAGING


Hi @yoandrypa , I think that should be `Shared with my tenants` in plural.


Sorry, missed your app actual question, you can get a decent idea of what's how big from the tock binary header:

`touch main.c && make V=1` <- touch to force rebuild

```
            version:        1        0x1
         total_size:     8192     0x2000
       entry_offset:      125       0x7D
    rel_data_offset:       76       0x4C
      rel_data_size:       48       0x30
        text_offset:      124       0x7C
          text_size:     3865      0xF19
         got_offset:     3989      0xF95
           got_size:      132       0x84
        data_offset:     4121     0x1019
          data_size:      104       0x68
     bss_mem_offset:      236       0xEC
           bss_size:       88       0x58
      min_stack_len:     2048      0x800
   min_app_heap_len:     1024      0x400
min_kernel_heap_len:     1024      0x400
package_name_offset:     4225     0x1081
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```


salut Tmpname
je suis désolé de te dire que la solution de tester si c'est du gif ne fonctionne pas sur ma box android librelec en kodi 16.1
il n'y a que l'enregistrement en png qui fonctionne et qui me permet de bien voir le captcha
pourquoi enregistrer en gif ?
sur ddlisland on enregistre également en png et tout va bien en kodi 16.1


I saw a discussion were Moxxie was against this or against people who forked signal to do this with tons of criticism from people. I guess he got pressured into doing this anyway.

Well I think I will be using Wire anyway, desktop clients, many more features.

// well looks like this does not addresses ...


chodzi mi o to: `(number)` i o przypisywanie do zmiennej po to, żeby zwrócić linijkę dalej


Hi, when will distance return 0? I guess your first array scores will never be touched?!


This commit has been deployed to DEPLOY


Bo obiekt NIE daje Ci takiej pewności. To jest struktura danych klucz -> wartość. Może się okazać, że będziesz chciał dodać klucz, usunąć go i całość zmieni swoje ułożenie.


Hilarious


This commit also enables scroll functionality of the notebook


and return nil, false here


> Ewentualnie jeśli chciałbyś mieć taki input, to ta logika nie powinna się znajdywać w tej klasie.

 to nie oznacza, że powinna się znajdować w innej klasie ;)


#6023-HVACTemplate-5ZoneUnitarySystem-shows-RH-greater-than-100% (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1247 of 1247 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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#6023-HVACTemplate-5ZoneUnitarySystem-shows-RH-greater-than-100% (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.png)


Hey @conor-mac-aoidh, would you like me to publish this new version to npm? Also tell me if you want me to make you collaborator for the npm package so you can release if needed.

Thanks !


great, and it be good practice to specify "screen", unless you intentionally don't want to limit it to screens, so:
```
@media screen and (max-width: 768px){

}
```


Great to see you using `rem`s :)  Now, if the desktop css above had already used `rem`s, conceptually, what sort of changes would need to be made, if any, in this  media query?


This looks fishy, should only add instagrambee here. I guess you accidentally replaced tabs with spaces or something? Make sure to always run 'go fmt' before you commit something!


System-Fan-Redux (EnergyArchmage) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2399 of 2427 tests passed, 559 test warnings)

 * 587 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 437 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 29 tests had: BND diffs.
 * 30 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 8 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 11 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 28 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table small diffs.
 * 6 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 4 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 21 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 4 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 6 tests had: ERR diffs.

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correcto


I often align things in my code, but the automated version is too often ugly.
Perhaps if there were an upper limit... never align more that 3 spaces, say.
I'll disable `AlignConsecutiveAssignments`.


A, ok, teraz widzę, a nie zauważyłem wyżej. To w tym wypadku punkty 2 i 3 są błędne, ale funkcja się nadal źle nazywa. przede wszystkim nie powinno być części "function" w nazwie funkcji. to tak jakby tworzyć zmienne stringA i numberB.
może być bindedCanvasClickHandler, ale to nadal byłaby zła nazwa, bo ona nie daje żadnych wskazówek co się będzie działo później.


Fontos, hogy a networkLib.ccp-ból is ki van szedve a serial!


Code looks great. Thanks.


`snprintf(m_buf.data(), m_buf.size(), "%.*g", d, x);` - sorcery!


# ide is tudok írni.


We don't need to add "for Plug.Parsers".
Let's use `the content-type type, subtype, and media type parameters`.
_RFC uses that name._


Use a for loop to send out emails to multiple recipients. We'll probably end up moving these email operations into jobs.


```
  * `params`, the content-type parameters (e.g., `%{"foo" => "bar"}`
    for the `"text/plain;  foo=bar"` content-type)
```


why so spacey?


replace GETUTCDATE() to constants


Some warnings compiling:

Modem.cpp: In member function ‘void CModem::dumpSamples()’:
Modem.cpp:1353:8: warning: deprecated conversion from string constant to ‘char*’ [-Wwrite-strings]
   mode = "DStar";
        ^
Modem.cpp:1356:8: warning: deprecated conversion from string constant to ‘char*’ [-Wwrite-strings]
   mode = "DMR";
        ^
Modem.cpp:1359:8: warning: deprecated conversion from string constant to ‘char*’ [-Wwrite-strings]
   mode = "P25";
        ^
Modem.cpp:1362:8: warning: deprecated conversion from string constant to ‘char*’ [-Wwrite-strings]
   mode = "YSF";
        ^


Great work with the nav here.  I would suggest setting the `li` items to `block`, and removing `float` from the `header nav` (like you've done) as well as from the logo.  What I'm suggesting is a bit more "natural' for the `li` elements as currently they are stacking because there isn't enough room for them to display as `inline-block`.


Coś sie ewidetnie spierdoliło


(Just reacting without really trying to understand the code)

I'm surprised that we'd be subscribing to anything in a generic looking not found page.


Created multidev environment [gk-8#ci-1](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/49c09900-0963-4b3d-8d53-fc7ae2c2fb8c#ci-1).

[![Visit Site](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pantheon-systems/ci-drops-8/0.1.0/data/img/visit-site-36.png)](https://ci-1-gk-8.pantheonsite.io/)


Fix input group action static color (#709)

Preview: docs
Coverage: core | datetime


Could you explain this change? The previous code made more sense to me, I think.


Same styles for minimal button hover & focus (#708)

Preview: docs
Coverage: core | datetime


*This* makes more sense than the previous `notFound`!


In my mind the use case would be if we could create a library for ffmpeg which utilizes the AMD Advanced Media Framework to encode video using our AMD GPU's built in encoding hardware when encoding video with ffmpeg, thus speeding up the process of encoding video on windows (as well as linux and other platforms).


@not-an-aardvark I noticed you may clean up the labels in this function as well. There could be duplicates. BTW. I'm amazed by your knowledge and skills! Could I chat with you somewhere? I have done the same things myself that you do for Acorn in a similar parser I created on my own and we could exchange knowledge.  I solved all early-errors with a scope tracker, and all TC39 tests passes in my own project.


I changed the text and swapped the file. The local file I had was real recent, but obviously before that addition. At the very least, I should've double-checked the diff and noticed it. Note to self. Should be fixed now.


It's weird, but it does happen.


Is this a list of props this class supports? This seems like a good opportunity for code rot. I'd rather remove this, or convert it to use React's PropTypes.


Honestly don't know why I made this change. I need to read my diffs closer but this change shouldn't be.


You need 2 space indents ;-)


Awesome 👍   The work of converting paying off!


excellent effect!


Great work  👍


And remove the space in between ```all .order```


Great job going through and converting units!


Awesome improvements! Some comments inline.


I don't know which is correct - if we think this is generically
implementable (worthwhile to check AWS, nginx, haproxy) then it can be
considered part of the generic API, but it's more Ingress specific than
Service, isn't it?

If we decide that, and it seems plausible - I just want to know we actually
evaluated genericness - then we can debate whether we just add it or
whether it needs to be alpha/beta run first.

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тут хотелось бы видеть название игры, краткое описание и инструкцию по сборке/запуску проекта


The only real room for improvement I see is potentially widening the amount of space that the `blockquote` takes up on smaller screens.  I'm reaching a bit though... you've done great work here 💯

![screen shot 2017-02-20 at 2 09 48 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2281667/23143525/cca99ade-f776-11e6-9993-837d83224863.png)


Undoing


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Add a second (dummy) player, some event triggered when a player is hit by the ball.](https://trello.com/c/QcNddgs1/9-add-a-second-dummy-player-some-event-triggered-when-a-player-is-hit-by-the-ball)


Why did you remove this file?


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Prevent the ball -> player collision event from triggering if the ball has already collided with another object (bounds, platform, etc.)](https://trello.com/c/qa9Ytfaa/10-prevent-the-ball-player-collision-event-from-triggering-if-the-ball-has-already-collided-with-another-object-bounds-platform-etc)


We shouldn't be subscribing. This should get removed I believe.


test for weapons


Nice catch!  That should shrink it even more.


I created Scraper.iterating(array_length) out of code that was inside of Scraper.scrape_set_options as I may want to re-use it for other things besides just the set length. The Set.set_amount method will be applied into the CLI to help me make the user type out a correct number that exists for a related set. At this point is where I will apply the second instance method "set_url" to have it load that specific page for scraping the card data for the chosen card set.


If `a` is an object, will it be reactive in the component that gets injection?


If you want to submit PRs to ccm, I will try to prioritize reading them over WCA work.


This should be consistent with `Controller::runAction()` which throws `yii\console\Exception` instead.


These three should have a unique constraint like edges do, with this setup it's very possible to get a "John Smith" and a "John Doe" to get rejected despite that they are clearly separate people


This is nice, I can easily agree that getting rid of parsing-on-the-fly is a nice bonus


`<font>` element in 2017? Better a `<span>` here, or just apply the class to the whole table cell.


if (! providers.stream().anyMatch(provider -> provider.getUuid().equals(newProvider.getUuid()))
    //code


Just being curious: what happens when a user with a too old (< 9.6.1) version of GPS starts this version of Signal?


🎉

Or we can put this in the control plugin to pass in a parameter of `:review => false` Either way is good though.


@denniscalvert here is the repo


Wow, I can't believe this still hasn't been fixed in travis - thanks, just what I needed!


Why do these static functions exist? Why can't these just be constructors?


<img width="934" alt="screenshot 2017-02-20 16 24 27" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/630490/23143834/1cc6f612-f789-11e6-8f7a-69ded4f62c9c.png">
@gkoolstra Here is the new mask!


I see that other `clear_tv(&var1)` occurrences are guarded by `if (len == -1)` and I have a similar fix, but *with* this guard. Are you sure that this code is valid? I failed to make it crash (or make asan report uninitialized memory access) with `unlet v:.count` (which should have `len` set to something bigger), but I did not check a release build. And it looks like there is uninitialized memory access:

- var1 at line 1834 is not initialized
- first time it is mentioned in else branch starting at 1931, first mention at 1940. But according to the condition on 1918 for `unlet v:.count` this branch is not entered
- outside of that branch before this place `var1` is only passed to `clear_tv()` (2019, 2067, 2075) and `get_tv_string_chk()` (2016), neither function may initialize `var1` and all occurrences are guarded by `if (len == -1)`
- occurences below are by no means better: `clear_tv()` (2088, 2102), `get_tv_number()` (2100).


- Create project


Performance, though it's possibly premature optimization (and at this point I believe for-of over a non-escaping array is as fast as a for loop in V8). In a future PR I plan to precompute this for all keys, possibly on the background page, assuming it can be done cheaply


Playing an MP4 file showed this in logcat:

02-20 21:12:08.306   439  3039 I OMXMaster: makeComponentInstance(OMX.qcom.video.decoder.avc) in mediacodec process
02-20 21:12:08.430   439  3039 I OMX-VDEC-1080P: component_init: OMX.qcom.video.decoder.avc : fd=7
02-20 21:12:08.456   439  3039 I OMX-VDEC-1080P: Enabling default extradata for OMX.qcom.video.decoder.avc
02-20 21:12:08.483 10342 12399 I MediaCodec: [OMX.qcom.video.decoder.avc] setting surface generation to 10590209
02-20 21:12:30.206 10342 12397 W cr_MediaCodecBridge: calling MediaCodec.release() on OMX.qcom.video.decoder.avc


Sorry about the missing review... and thank you for reviewing anyway :-)

Yes, the combination "conn_to_host.name : secondary_port" is possible. This makes sense for FTP: The secondary_port is dynamic and chosen by the FTP server. The port numbers must be different, so conn_to_port cannot be used twice. (I think the "secondary port" concept is currently only used for FTP)

The combination "secondaryhostname : conn_to_port" is not possible.


Looks like 2.3.4 got "skipped" based on this diff: https://github.com/ParsePlatform/parse-server/compare/2.3.4...2.3.5


Hi!
I can confirm the transparent toolbar is fixed now with the latest commit. For some reason the close icons are still too dark, though. They *should* match the horizontal tab bar.

I like the changes in this branch so far, and it can still use some fine tuning; e.g. the icon for `top-tabs-button` seems to be off-centered a bit.


asdasd


Hello, I came from _react-hot-loader_, can you explain why you removed it ?


Hey @everaldo , I suggest you start a [feature topic](https://meta.discourse.org/c/feature) about this on meta.discourse.org, as we can more easily discuss and track it there. Walk us through your hardcoded changes and we can evaluate them.


2.3.4 was broken


You need State_notifier for this


AFN_Duct_Radiation (mitchute) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2409 of 2423 tests passed, 571 test warnings)

 * 584 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 24 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 15 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 14 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 14 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 14 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 4 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.

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OK, cool


you forget one bomb


Isn't there already a service for this?


Thank you very much!

This branch is already in a good condition, that I can continue it in my private repro and push a pull request  to mixxxdj/mixxx/master once it is ready.

The other option is that you issue the pull request from your private branch. I can than send a pull request of my changes to you. You may issue the PR right now and add a description that it as work in progress.

Which way do you prefer? The later requires some of your spare time to spend on your branch.

By the way:
Apple has announced a @3x prefix.
Should we consider this in our implementation?


[Numeric Input] Add "selectAllOnFocus" and "selectAllOnIncrement" props (#705)

Preview: docs
Coverage: core | datetime


removing custom domain


Oh, I guess not. Don't most systems run it as a normal unit?


The driver worked fine... For throttling steps that don't even exist... I'd imagine this is because the thermal wq is not initialized until later, and pertains to no properties yet causing catastrophe. Also, switch back to a late initcall... Even though we are using a cpu wrapper here, the driver doesn't need to be logged that early. Especially since the throttling temp is adjusted via Candy's init now


whitespace


Hi, just to comment that the Goto function in the video playlist is useful at least for me even while composing videos in the timeline.

I use it when I want to sequentially review the videos in the playlist and select which ones to use more rapidly than going through the playlist and double clicking each one. I use the player options to forward, back, skip and play the playlist videos easily, specially in projects with many clips.

It won't be misleading if people editing videos knowns what they can use it for and don't mistake it with the timeline project. Maybe automatically change the name in the project tab or had a tab with the name "Playlist Preview" when using the Goto.

By now I think it's clear I'm very fond of the Goto and for the reasons above I request that the Goto option is not removed from Shotcut. Thank you.


Might also want to add how to quit ed here. Otherwise we've just done a cruel thing :)


There is symtemd-tmpfiles-setup but one cannot run that again after boot.


Oh, I see! cool, thanks 😄


Question for you @yuliujpl: "eea.facetednavigation" is already a dependency in jpl.mcl.site.sciencedata's setup.py. Any reason we have to duplicate it here?


@ackernaut something like this for your css call

`phaseOrder(meetingPhase) >= phaseOrder(AGENDA_ITEMS) && styles.clickable`.


Hey @formula1, does this execute `addNewVariants`? It looks like it's just saving a variable to itself?


I removed this commit from the commit history by `force push`ing it out of existence to avoid clouding up the clean `git` history we have going on. Hopefully noone disagrees with doing that.

There are two `PR`s that were built ontop of that commit. I'll take care of rebasing both of them.


pr## **

> uebas de comment

**


@formula1, is this just defining a method (`'width-height-variant.set-variants'`) or executing it?


Very nice addition 👍

Always helpful having a quick _"go to"_ method for retrieving and validating input.

*Question*: What about if I entered a space at the end, by mistake?


test


@denfromufa probably did a similar mistake I did with d2d091bc7b11f97995eaf9f5157702b1cb409885 when synchronizing his local copy.


Continua el trabajo para graficar puntos de encuesta.


Okay, thanks.


。_。呃，忘了？


> (I think the "secondary port" concept is currently only used for FTP)

Yes

> The combination "secondaryhostname : conn_to_port" is not possible.

Yup I see that now. Thanks


@lsismeiro You can still use the [keyboard shortcut](https://www.shotcut.org/howtos/keyboard-shortcuts/). It is just hidden in the menu. Sorry, but too much support headache to keep it in the menu.


To save you having to add/remove debugging prints, why not look at introducing a debugging class, which you just call _whenever_ you want to output information.  Except, the method you call will check if debugging is turned on:

```
python myFile.py true
```

https://www.tutorialspoint.com/python/python_command_line_arguments.htm


It can't add itself to the Node's list until it is done being constructed


AFNEngRefCleanup (mitchute) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2417 of 2417 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.png) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.png)


Well, just the ID should have the unique constraint, since it is inherently always unique anyway


I am kinda new in this, so I might be wrong. But the major advantage of CTC training is that you do not need segmented data and in this example i can see that I need them (*.mlf). Is there any option with no need for segmented mlf file ?


I believe we should have fixed it the opposite way: removed spacing on line 185.


People think it will take them to the location of the clip in the Timeline. Not only does it not do that but also it leads people into thinking there is some relationship between clips in the Playlist and clips in the Timeline such that changing one will affect the other(s).


Only add the provider if they aren't already added


Ah, on desktop now, it's obvious. Mobile client doesn't do the shading of the removed space.


what is this?


https://github.com/radiorabe/libretime/commit/814a74e0f69ac17cc44ea5945923cc00737f68a7 😃


have you got further with this?
if you move this code to a gem or to the initializer, code won't auto reload, but it should work, right?
i can't get my type to register.
i dont care about autoload, my code is in a gem


Partial fix #19


Yup! I fixed it in other parts but missed it here. :S


close #19


👍
(I renamed `angular2-webpack` to `Angular 2 Webpack` in 21f9cdb to avoid devarchy's parser to think that `angular2-webpack` is a npm package.)


Why do we need this check? `Movie.Id != 0`
If movie exists, it's id not null, if it doesn't - it's null. What else? Am I missing some scenarios?


is this check redundant?


I have generated a new key - I didn't realise this was public!


What password are you talking about? This is a public repo genius.


Wait, why removing all the deletes?


@CelticMinstrel a0454f95e9b8 probably


Yes, it might create an empty file but in fact it doesn't. At least when I tested it. The remove is to get rid of the old config, even when renaiming fails for some reason. The code is not optimal, but it should do it and actually does in my tests. Don't want to overcomplicate it, because the code will be removed in a few versions anyways.


2644021-DOASToMultiAH (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2457 of 2458 tests passed, 588 test warnings)

 * 588 tests had: AUD diffs.

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.png) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.96%25-yellow.png)


switched autoclose with delimitMate due to mapping conflicts with arrow keys


I could not compile this version of USER-GFMD with LAMMPS. I tried compiling with latest version of lammps-16Feb16, and also lammps-1Feb14 and lammps-2Feb13, but none of them work. Could you tell me which version of Lammps did you compile with this USER_GFMD package? Also, do you have USER-GFMD package for lammps-16Feb16 ?


@emilwangaa, Doh I'm an idiot :P i'll fix it up, thanks (must have been late last night!)


@SwiCago This didn't make it into the master branch. It seems its a dangling commit.


@jimmyt857 With an interface like this the application layer can be separated from libuv while also express itself more explicitly (start, change, stop, changeThreadSafe instead of only uv_poll_start and uv_poll_stop). It also removes any USE_MICRO_UV macro hacks.

This breaks USE_MICRO_UV for now, it will have to be changed into this new interface but that can wait until its all set.


@ddennedy I totally understand the problem people may have, the support headache for you and the reasons to eliminate Goto. A least for now, removing Goto is an option you have.

Shotcut UI options aren't always clear for everybody and sometimes they aren't very intuitive but once you know how to do something useful with the available tools you won't have more problems with it. At least I don't but I had to experiment a lot.

As long as you don't remove Goto from the keyboard shortcut options for the playlist, I'm good. Thank you for your effort with Shotcut, it's the best free non-linear video editing program.


Hmm, there are some here: https://github.com/dazinator/DotNet.Glob/wiki/Benchmarks

I could add some more though.


Yay!


2644021-DOASToMultiAH (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.png)


wat point is in increasing and decreasing same value? isn't this some left over?


You can always rebase your for on mine, although you might encounter a lot of conflicts due to the code style changes you have made. I am abiding generally to PSR2 standard because it's industry norm. Happy to take any pull request you would like to submit to make it better for everyone. I have some more changes planned just no time.


Was this a conflict with VNC?


MakePretty (mitchute) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2417 of 2417 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.png) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.png)


Merge to get up to date with Bruce


This phrase implies that your gem can automatically update tokens. But I don't think it is true. Where in the code do you check that the token has expired and you need to refresh it? I must be missing something... In my app I have to check whether the token has expired and then I refresh it using `client.refresh!`


Also changing the Game Manager to a more secure way to load scenes.


CALCULATED_INFO is shared ressource, using here without locking is mistake.


arrays and strings 1.4


What about
await self.client.send_message(m.channel, 'You rolled {}!'.format(random_rng_num))


Why the long face?


inside MapWindow use MapWindow::DerivedDrawInfo instead of CALCULATED_INFO


Hey Sean,

Ah good catch, I was trying to get the readme testing to work and duplicated the facetednavigation dependency on both mcl-site level and sciencedata. The testing was not working the whole time until when I included it at both levels, it finally worked.

Based on your email, I removed the dependency at mcl-site level and the testing still worked. This makes logical sense but when I was testing earlier, I  i swear I had to include it at both levels in order for the test to not throw an importerror! Thanks Sean for the reminder, I must have not tested only including the dependency at the sciencedata level or something!

Why are you lot celebrating Presidents day today anyways? Lol.

Kind regards,
David

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Question for you @yuliujpl<https://github.com/yuliujpl>: "eea.facetednavigation" is already a dependency in jpl.mcl.site.sciencedata's setup.py. Any reason we have to duplicate it here?

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Next thing I want to work on is to filter out the pieces of small noise. I'll just use cv2.contourArea() and modify the contour removal file to accommodate for that as well.


this suppose to be 15000 or by parameter. I made 1 to make tests faster :D


Часть разностей может быть получена от других потоков. Возможно в теории повысить эффективность на 20-30%.


Awesome. 👍


Oh, awesome.  I didn't realize that nose had code coverage built in.  Yes, coveralls looks pretty good.


Prince


King


#6023-HVACTemplate-5ZoneUnitarySystem-shows-RH-greater-than-100% (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1835 of 1836 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Man


This is home work 3


Any reason for ignoring these? They seem like, generally, useful warnings.


Let's avoid the rot, remove all the code related to that menu item. We can resurrect it from a commit.


Yes. However the injection binding itself is one-time, i.e. if you replace `this.a` it won't have any effect


*beginning


B902 may be buggy (https://github.com/PyCQA/flake8-bugbear/issues/10), as for the rest those just rolled in when a new flake8 release came, so I disabled them. There are many violations.


Oops, this should fix it https://github.com/JonnyXDA/android_device_ulefone_metal/commit/4715e5ce3bd012c4862bca7b14d120225ecf6a3f


i got it, it works and I found this
https://christoph.luppri.ch/articles/2017/01/07/adding-custom-types-to-your-activerecord-models-with-the-attributes-api/


2644021-DOASToMultiAH (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1247 of 1248 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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In particular I didn't find E731 to produce more readable code at all. Feel free to open a PR about W503


Des Rätsels Lösung ist nach etwas Debugging gaaaaanz woanders gewesen:

In den Specs wurde `@event.contact_people << user` verwendet, was der alten Syntax entsprach, die aus verschiedenen Gründen unzuverlässig ist. Mit der neuen Syntax `@event.contact_people_group.assign_user user` funktioniert es problemlos.

Siehe auch: Neuer Anlauf: https://trello.com/c/6dNTE3FL/1084-renew-cache-den-cache-erneuern-statt-ihn-zu-leeren-2016-uqu0sahl


It appears [vszakats](https://bintray.com/vszakats/notifications) recompiled without a version bump. Not sure why...


The existing benchmarks look to be against another globbing library, not regex?


Porque usas std:strig para una cosa y char* para otra?


add tittle


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And any other non-distro code that could potentially use these methods.


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Porque has metido la Bala en el directori ode win32,  no deberia de estar en el directorio "clases", que por otro lado igual deberia de ser el directorio "sources" o "code"


its good


Yup that's right. The other library is basically a thin wrapper around a compiled regex though so I suspect the benchmark results to be very similar. But your right, should get those results directly and add then to wiki.


System-Fan-Redux (EnergyArchmage) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2427 of 2427 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Au top c'est grave plus stylé merci ! Questions de compréhension:

1/ Mettre le script pr les lines ( $('#scatterplot_frontiers_checkbox')) dans main au lieu de dans scatterplot, ça veut dire que ça évite de redéfinit mille fois l'écouteur d'évéenement c'est ça ?

2/ Après, en gros tu remplaces "generator" par cleanedData sauf que c'est un array au lieu d'être direct des paths svg. Puis tu fais des paths svg pour chaque truc dans cleanedData : donc le framework enter()...exit() pr pas redessiner à chaque fois...

Juste ? :)


check


I'm not sure I follow. Why is this?


was already reverted in next commit


@mklement0 Please file an issue


hehehehe

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extract_trading.py: Updated script to cater for additional created/modified columns.


teste


hi,its my first github test


First time for upload my project on local.


missing i18n key "new_ticket" in all language files (except pt_BR)


I am not sure what to do


@alfonsogarciacaro There was a small update on FCS_Fable, please get latest.


厉害了我的茶


Isn't Staging still on 2.1? I heard regular Wine was at 2.2 though.

Do these patches work well enough on regular Wine 2.2? I'm mainly looking for the best performance with GW2.

I have a Fedora Copr that compiles Fedora's srpm with your patches; it looks like as of the latest commit, [0007-wined3d-use-SwitchToThread-and-calls-to-select-in-bu doesn't apply cleanly on Staging 2.1](https://copr-be.cloud.fedoraproject.org/results/espionage724/wine-patches/fedora-25-x86_64/00514022-wine/build.log.gz), but works fine on Staging 2.0.


Wat


When called from the host, you go through the entire compilation and connection establishment dance. Calls on the core device are direct. This just follows from it...


这个问题还在啊


I simply don't want to change API of these libraries used by nette/di.


It works!


I'm coming.


going to spark demo code here...


Fuzz wuz Here


Check [line 36 docstring](https://github.com/tulians/tm/commit/c362afb42018bae8b7ec0ac0b5186cb2b697fbcd#diff-a6861f9bbf9ef6d712d044a52d95a476R36). The `-m`should be replaced with a `[-flag]`.


        private void PlatformGetData<T>(int offsetInBytes, T[] data, int startIndex, int elementCount, int vertexStride) where T : struct
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You didn't remove the conflicts @tanhengyeow


adop


Also, since it was removed, I suppose that the updated status bar found in https://github.com/freedoom/freedoom/commit/985090b8eeb061db4ca4f965fbbad4785e7af44c should be reverted, since it was made to look better with the extensions.


How were these numbers generated? I can't find anything on the methodology, but it looks like you maybe didn't allow the application to warm up.


@tdnet12434 Still need some debugging and maybe i'll push a new 'in-test' branch.


Oops~ I drop this commit!


@rsuter: Was the setter removed here intentionally in this commit?


Q1. Yes
Q2. Batch up a SQL change instead of execute it instantly
Q3. No
Q4. No


skldfjlksajfklaskfjjsaklfjaslfjlk


@infeng You can propose #4948 and merge it again.


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fegsfdg


你好 我的哥


Pull the latest and reinstall node_modules


I know of a more than a few sites that have custom code in place (for several years) to use negative fees to substract amounts (apply a discount of sorts) to the cart total because they don't want the discounts showing up as coupons. Disallowing this after about 6 years of allowing it is gonna presented a problem for them. Can that mod in Beta 3 be reversed ? I don't see any reason why it can't be left in place. Am I missing something?


Na verdade e Usando Strategy,Command, Factory


hcc la gi


hello world i love you


If you don't mind my asking, why the name capture here? To a Lisper this seems like a pretty cut-and-dried case for gensyms. I realize the initial `_` is probably reserved for the Rust compiler, so this probably isn't unsafe per se, but it still seems like a bad style to use a name defined in another function without actually passing the `Ident` through.


greate


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Why not use `options` object instead of a query string for specifying the `sourceMap` and `minimize` option? Webpack migration to 2 docs has more - https://webpack.js.org/guides/migrating/#what-are-options- . And relevant documentation - https://webpack.js.org/configuration/module/#useentry . Also, since the `loader` object is actually a list of loaders(`return ['vue-style-loader'].concat(sourceLoader)`), `use` [should be preferred](https://webpack.js.org/configuration/module/#rule-loader) over `loader`:
```js
output.push({
      test: new RegExp('\\.' + extension + '$'),
      use: loader
})
```


Yes :(  We had hoped to move it back in time for release of TF 1.0; but it
now looks like we'll have it moved back by TF 1.1.

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Does "item config panel"refer to the Item Configuration Pane? Because I didn't think that was implemented yet.


I just implemented it in the last few days.


It does pass checkstyle ** forgot to amend the previous comment.


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I added a screenshot on the issue page (#467).


Isn't it a feature of mksh itself ? However, ';' should be quoted or escaped. ```PATH=~/bin\;$PATH```


#manager of gsvc platform
kissf is who admin this project.


參考文章
[Electron - Not allowed to load local resource](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/41130993/electron-not-allowed-to-load-local-resource)
[electron-quick-start](https://github.com/electron/electron-quick-start/blob/master/main.js)
[electron-builder](https://github.com/electron-userland/electron-builder)
[Build Desktop Application with Electron(1)](https://github.com/electron-userland/electron-builder)
[electron-builder Options](https://github.com/electron-userland/electron-builder/wiki/Options#MetadataDirectories)
[npm - angular/cli](https://www.npmjs.com/package/angular-cli)


good job bong


 PSNR = 10*log10(M*N./MSE);

sir,
PSNR = 10*log10(MAX./MSE)
max is  possible pixel value of the image,
if use 8bit value is 255 ((2^8bit)-1),
if use 16bit value is 65535 ((2^16bit)-1),


This variable doesn't seem to be used.


Is this entire method rewritten? What was the original method written as?


Useless else statement (can eliminate the extra indentation of the rest of this method) Can comment as `//Sponge - remove useless else statement`.


semicolon added.


Comment saying that sponge removed it for x reason


Hi guys, see my comment in the generated question.
In addition, I have to write Javadoc for this method with the comment that the new PriorityQueue will be created with the current comparator.


Can use something similar to [EntityPlayer overwrites LVT table](https://github.com/SpongePowered/SpongeCommon/blob/bleeding/src/main/java/org/spongepowered/common/mixin/core/entity/player/MixinEntityPlayer.java#L446) if you want to rename the variable so it's more descriptive.


add doc


@soulseekah I think `::gravityview_get_directory_fields()` will do it.


Independent Daterangepicker months (#575)

Preview: docs
Coverage: core | datetime


changes


One of the best commands is grep (or git grep, which has a better index if you're only looking within the repo you're in).  To find a list of references to a certain string of characters, such as PowerManager, grep -R 'PowerManager' in a path and it will bring up all the places that shows up.  I don't know of a plugin that does what you are looking for, but one may exist.

Another good way to learn how things work is using Google's documentation here: https://developer.android.com/reference/packages.html

Hopefully, this helped and answered all of your questions.


Your SQL query for update a record in the DB isn't built correctly. The SQL query for UPDATE needs to be like:

UPDATE table_name
SET column1 = value1, column2 = value2...., columnN = valueN
WHERE [condition];


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wind-pressure-curves (jasondegraw) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2424 of 2424 tests passed, 584 test warnings)

 * 584 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 20 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 7 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 16 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 7 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 14 tests had: MTR small diffs.

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Primär Du :)
Beim Merge bestätigen achtet man ja nicht mehr unbedingt auf Pfade. Ändern kann man das beim Merge ohnehin nicht mehr, kann könnte den Pull-Request lediglich verweigern.


- WHERE condition needs to check article_id instead of id,
- in WHERE condition you need to use a placeholder instead of ${this.id}.
 ( check insert SQL query - it's almost the same)


world not auth


Pre-release is for suckers. TO THE LAUNCH BAY! 🚀


Added newline @ end of file.


@syscl
cat: /Library/Logs/Clover/rc.shutdown*: No such file or directory


すみません、これは書き漏れてましたね。1「以上」だと1が含まれてしまいますね。


Hello,Thanks for sharing so amazing tutorial !
It seems python3.5 is needed,and python3.6 has problems with running


In Rust's current procedural macro system there is no such thing as gensyms. The code that gets generated here gets handed back to the compiler as a String so there is no difference between using the same ident twice vs using two idents with the same value.

Within this file this is not the only special name treated this way (used from multiple functions without passing around).

- _serde
- _serializer
- __serde_state
- __simple_value
- __field0 .. __field{}

These are naming conventions that every function can count on to mean a particular thing in the right place.

In my opinion, passing all of these around would not enhance correctness or maintainability of our code. Passing in an ident makes no guarantee that you passed the right one (if there are two ident arguments eventually you will pass them in the wrong order) nor that a variable with that name is in scope in the place that the returned tokens will be interpolated. Ultimately we rely on test coverage to catch such problems and I don't think passing around these variables would obviate any of the testing burden.


come on


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Already fixed. QQ


Created on May 3, 2013 on Google Code
https://code.google.com/archive/p/webclgl/


release coming soon.


- in WHERE condition you need to check article_id = $1 instead of id = $1;


@sudo-suhas Thanks, done in 284b6ed


- Truncate the table means to remove all data from the table.
- Drop removes the table completely along with its structure from the database.
- change the query to delete the particular record from a table with using the delete command.


Executing the daily benchmark build, I will reply here when finished:

@nanosoldier `runbenchmarks(ALL, isdaily = true)`


should "server	portus:443;" be "server	portus:3000;" ?


Thanks. I will delete my release and release it from the organization.


@adambruce67 please make this method return the `java.io.File` object pointing to where `saveFile` ended up in the filesystem.

Also create overwritten methods that take:
 `File`  saveFile
 `File`  saveFile, `String` encoding
 `File`  saveFile, `Charset` encoding
 `String`  pathToSaveFile
 `String`  pathToSaveFile, `String` encoding
 `String`  pathToSaveFile, `Charset` encoding


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Thanks!!!


Please tell me if I change the repository of the current release.


ok


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No. Portus listens on 443 by default.


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![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [H-2. Создать поле у команды, где будут перечислены все ID состава через запятую](https://trello.com/c/EQYEJgAy/26-h-2-id)


Hi @shaofengshi
We are a team of researchers from Iowa State, The University of Texs at Dallas and Oregon State University, USA. We are investigating common/repeated code changes.
We have four short questions regarding the change in the image below which is part of this commit.
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Q1- Is the change at these lines similar to any other changes (from other locations of the same commit or from other commits)? (yes, no, not sure)

Q2- Can you briefly describe the change and why you made it? (for example, checking parameter before calling the method to avoid a Null Pointer Exception)

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Thank you,
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Michael Hilton http://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~hiltonm/
Tien Nguyen http://www.utdallas.edu/~tien.n.nguyen/
Danny Dig http://eecs.oregonstate.edu/people/dig-danny


Hi @tonihele
We are a team of researchers from Iowa State, The University of Texs at Dallas and Oregon State University, USA. We are investigating common/repeated code changes.
We have four short questions regarding the change in the image below which is part of this commit.
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Questions:

Q1- Is the change at these lines similar to any other changes (from other locations of the same commit or from other commits)? (yes, no, not sure)

Q2- Can you briefly describe the change and why you made it? (for example, checking parameter before calling the method to avoid a Null Pointer Exception)

Q3- Can you give it a name? (for example, Null Check)

Q4- Would you like to have this change automated by a tool? (Yes, No, Already automated)

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Thank you,
Hoan Nguyen https://sites.google.com/site/nguyenanhhoan/
Michael Hilton http://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~hiltonm/
Tien Nguyen http://www.utdallas.edu/~tien.n.nguyen/
Danny Dig http://eecs.oregonstate.edu/people/dig-danny


Hi @mopemope
We are a team of researchers from Iowa State, The University of Texs at Dallas and Oregon State University, USA. We are investigating common/repeated code changes.
We have four short questions regarding the change in the image below which is part of this commit.
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2257582/23112648/7aa965c2-f6f7-11e6-8468-5f15396a1dc2.png)

Questions:

Q1- Is the change at these lines similar to any other changes (from other locations of the same commit or from other commits)? (yes, no, not sure)

Q2- Can you briefly describe the change and why you made it? (for example, checking parameter before calling the method to avoid a Null Pointer Exception)

Q3- Can you give it a name? (for example, Null Check)

Q4- Would you like to have this change automated by a tool? (Yes, No, Already automated)

The data collected from the answers will never be associated with you or your project. Our questions are about recurring code changes from the developer community, not about personal information. All the data is merged across recurring changes from GitHub repositories. We will publish aggregated data from the trends of the whole community.
We have a long tradition of developing refactoring tools and contributing them freely to the Eclipse, Netbeans, Android Studio under their respective FLOSS licenses. For example, look at some of our recently released refactoring tools: http://refactoring.info/tools/

Thank you,
Hoan Nguyen https://sites.google.com/site/nguyenanhhoan/
Michael Hilton http://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~hiltonm/
Tien Nguyen http://www.utdallas.edu/~tien.n.nguyen/
Danny Dig http://eecs.oregonstate.edu/people/dig-danny


Мне не нравится первое событие. Мы с друзьями не называем друг друга _пользователями_. Я предлагал сюда термин _персона_, но может, прямо термин _друг_ и взять? `FriendAppeared`? `FriendRegistered`?


Looks good!


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    return customElement;
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Hi @KronicDeth
We are a team of researchers from Iowa State, The University of Texs at Dallas and Oregon State University, USA. We are investigating common/repeated code changes.
We have four short questions regarding the change in the image below which is part of this commit.
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2257582/23112685/dd1eecf4-f6f7-11e6-957d-4dcf73bcd8bd.png)

Questions:

Q1- Is the change at these lines similar to any other changes (from other locations of the same commit or from other commits)? (yes, no, not sure)

Q2- Can you briefly describe the change and why you made it? (for example, checking parameter before calling the method to avoid a Null Pointer Exception)

Q3- Can you give it a name? (for example, Null Check)

Q4- Would you like to have this change automated by a tool? (Yes, No, Already automated)

The data collected from the answers will never be associated with you or your project. Our questions are about recurring code changes from the developer community, not about personal information. All the data is merged across recurring changes from GitHub repositories. We will publish aggregated data from the trends of the whole community.
We have a long tradition of developing refactoring tools and contributing them freely to the Eclipse, Netbeans, Android Studio under their respective FLOSS licenses. For example, look at some of our recently released refactoring tools: http://refactoring.info/tools/

Thank you,
Hoan Nguyen https://sites.google.com/site/nguyenanhhoan/
Michael Hilton http://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~hiltonm/
Tien Nguyen http://www.utdallas.edu/~tien.n.nguyen/
Danny Dig http://eecs.oregonstate.edu/people/dig-danny


Q1- Is the change at these lines similar to any other changes (from other locations of the same commit or from other commits)? (yes, no, not sure)
Yes, in all places I updated to use title of pipeline along with name.

Q2- Can you briefly describe the change and why you made it? (for example, checking parameter before calling the method to avoid a Null Pointer Exception)
More information about the change in https://issues.streamsets.com/browse/SDC-5019
Recently we introduced title attribute to pipeline config along with name attribute. Before name was user friendly name, now it is changed to UUID value. So to make easier for users to understand log we appended title of pipeline to name in logs.

Q3- Can you give it a name? (for example, Null Check)
Add title to logs.

Q4- Would you like to have this change automated by a tool? (Yes, No, Already automated)
No


webrtc笔记


Hi @akanto
We are a team of researchers from Iowa State, The University of Texs at Dallas and Oregon State University, USA. We are investigating common/repeated code changes.
We have four short questions regarding the change in the image below which is part of this commit.
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Questions:

Q1- Is the change at these lines similar to any other changes (from other locations of the same commit or from other commits)? (yes, no, not sure)

Q2- Can you briefly describe the change and why you made it? (for example, checking parameter before calling the method to avoid a Null Pointer Exception)

Q3- Can you give it a name? (for example, Null Check)

Q4- Would you like to have this change automated by a tool? (Yes, No, Already automated)

The data collected from the answers will never be associated with you or your project. Our questions are about recurring code changes from the developer community, not about personal information. All the data is merged across recurring changes from GitHub repositories. We will publish aggregated data from the trends of the whole community.
We have a long tradition of developing refactoring tools and contributing them freely to the Eclipse, Netbeans, Android Studio under their respective FLOSS licenses. For example, look at some of our recently released refactoring tools: http://refactoring.info/tools/

Thank you,
Hoan Nguyen https://sites.google.com/site/nguyenanhhoan/
Michael Hilton http://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~hiltonm/
Tien Nguyen http://www.utdallas.edu/~tien.n.nguyen/
Danny Dig http://eecs.oregonstate.edu/people/dig-danny


Do these need to be linking to the main paradox site? Or should we keep these separate?


Hi @haocao
We are a team of researchers from Iowa State, The University of Texs at Dallas and Oregon State University, USA. We are investigating common/repeated code changes.
We have four short questions regarding the change in the image below which is part of this commit.
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2257582/23112740/5b25d8ec-f6f8-11e6-8fde-f0a636494321.png)

Questions:

Q1- Is the change at these lines similar to any other changes (from other locations of the same commit or from other commits)? (yes, no, not sure)

Q2- Can you briefly describe the change and why you made it? (for example, checking parameter before calling the method to avoid a Null Pointer Exception)

Q3- Can you give it a name? (for example, Null Check)

Q4- Would you like to have this change automated by a tool? (Yes, No, Already automated)

The data collected from the answers will never be associated with you or your project. Our questions are about recurring code changes from the developer community, not about personal information. All the data is merged across recurring changes from GitHub repositories. We will publish aggregated data from the trends of the whole community.
We have a long tradition of developing refactoring tools and contributing them freely to the Eclipse, Netbeans, Android Studio under their respective FLOSS licenses. For example, look at some of our recently released refactoring tools: http://refactoring.info/tools/

Thank you,
Hoan Nguyen https://sites.google.com/site/nguyenanhhoan/
Michael Hilton http://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~hiltonm/
Tien Nguyen http://www.utdallas.edu/~tien.n.nguyen/
Danny Dig http://eecs.oregonstate.edu/people/dig-danny


These font-awesome icons are re-named from the default names to get past adblock, if you want them fixed take the fa.css from the main site.


Hi @dfish3r
We are a team of researchers from Iowa State, The University of Texs at Dallas and Oregon State University, USA. We are investigating common/repeated code changes.
We have four short questions regarding the change in the image below which is part of this commit.
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2257582/23112769/8ae6c6ea-f6f8-11e6-86ce-8fbe141b645c.png)

Questions:

Q1- Is the change at these lines similar to any other changes (from other locations of the same commit or from other commits)? (yes, no, not sure)

Q2- Can you briefly describe the change and why you made it? (for example, checking parameter before calling the method to avoid a Null Pointer Exception)

Q3- Can you give it a name? (for example, Null Check)

Q4- Would you like to have this change automated by a tool? (Yes, No, Already automated)

The data collected from the answers will never be associated with you or your project. Our questions are about recurring code changes from the developer community, not about personal information. All the data is merged across recurring changes from GitHub repositories. We will publish aggregated data from the trends of the whole community.
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Thank you,
Hoan Nguyen https://sites.google.com/site/nguyenanhhoan/
Michael Hilton http://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~hiltonm/
Tien Nguyen http://www.utdallas.edu/~tien.n.nguyen/
Danny Dig http://eecs.oregonstate.edu/people/dig-danny


C:/Program Files/Git/gamemode -> */gamemode


commit 600.hbs


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Hi @martinx
We are a team of researchers from Iowa State, The University of Texs at Dallas and Oregon State University, USA. We are investigating common/repeated code changes.
We have four short questions regarding the change in the image below which is part of this commit.
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Q1- Is the change at these lines similar to any other changes (from other locations of the same commit or from other commits)? (yes, no, not sure)

Q2- Can you briefly describe the change and why you made it? (for example, checking parameter before calling the method to avoid a Null Pointer Exception)

Q3- Can you give it a name? (for example, Null Check)

Q4- Would you like to have this change automated by a tool? (Yes, No, Already automated)

The data collected from the answers will never be associated with you or your project. Our questions are about recurring code changes from the developer community, not about personal information. All the data is merged across recurring changes from GitHub repositories. We will publish aggregated data from the trends of the whole community.
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Thank you,
Hoan Nguyen https://sites.google.com/site/nguyenanhhoan/
Michael Hilton http://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~hiltonm/
Tien Nguyen http://www.utdallas.edu/~tien.n.nguyen/
Danny Dig http://eecs.oregonstate.edu/people/dig-danny


祝今后的事业顺利，红红火火~


Hi @jrobinso
We are a team of researchers from Iowa State, The University of Texs at Dallas and Oregon State University, USA. We are investigating common/repeated code changes.
We have four short questions regarding the change in the image below which is part of this commit.
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Questions:

Q1- Is the change at these lines similar to any other changes (from other locations of the same commit or from other commits)? (yes, no, not sure)

Q2- Can you briefly describe the change and why you made it? (for example, checking parameter before calling the method to avoid a Null Pointer Exception)

Q3- Can you give it a name? (for example, Null Check)

Q4- Would you like to have this change automated by a tool? (Yes, No, Already automated)

The data collected from the answers will never be associated with you or your project. Our questions are about recurring code changes from the developer community, not about personal information. All the data is merged across recurring changes from GitHub repositories. We will publish aggregated data from the trends of the whole community.
We have a long tradition of developing refactoring tools and contributing them freely to the Eclipse, Netbeans, Android Studio under their respective FLOSS licenses. For example, look at some of our recently released refactoring tools: http://refactoring.info/tools/

Thank you,
Hoan Nguyen https://sites.google.com/site/nguyenanhhoan/
Michael Hilton http://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~hiltonm/
Tien Nguyen http://www.utdallas.edu/~tien.n.nguyen/
Danny Dig http://eecs.oregonstate.edu/people/dig-danny


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wind-pressure-curves (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2464 of 2464 tests passed, 588 test warnings)

 * 588 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 20 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 7 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 20 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 12 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 15 tests had: MTR small diffs.

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.png) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.png)


Hi @tguillem
We are a team of researchers from Iowa State, The University of Texs at Dallas and Oregon State University, USA. We are investigating common/repeated code changes.
We have four short questions regarding the change in the image below which is part of this commit.
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Q2- Can you briefly describe the change and why you made it? (for example, checking parameter before calling the method to avoid a Null Pointer Exception)

Q3- Can you give it a name? (for example, Null Check)

Q4- Would you like to have this change automated by a tool? (Yes, No, Already automated)

The data collected from the answers will never be associated with you or your project. Our questions are about recurring code changes from the developer community, not about personal information. All the data is merged across recurring changes from GitHub repositories. We will publish aggregated data from the trends of the whole community.
We have a long tradition of developing refactoring tools and contributing them freely to the Eclipse, Netbeans, Android Studio under their respective FLOSS licenses. For example, look at some of our recently released refactoring tools: http://refactoring.info/tools/

Thank you,
Hoan Nguyen https://sites.google.com/site/nguyenanhhoan/
Michael Hilton http://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~hiltonm/
Tien Nguyen http://www.utdallas.edu/~tien.n.nguyen/
Danny Dig http://eecs.oregonstate.edu/people/dig-danny


wind-pressure-curves (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.png)


More detail: the Portus and Registry containers are not mapped to the external IP once NGINX is in place, so they use their default ports. They're also configured to leverage the Let's Encrypt certificates from the host, so SSL is maintained end-to-end, even between the containers.