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Until GitMate provides an online UI to show a better overview, you can run [coala](https://coala.io/) locally for more details.


I will prefer only:

```
//without options
execute(...rest) {}
```


can you please upload the csv file format? or the template of csv file


I'm pretty sure this will be highly useful feature for many of us doing continuous delivery/deployment. Nice job! Was looking for this, and hoped it was included in the M2 version. Any plan to do a M3 version soon?


```
execute(...rest) {
   return Promise.all(this._jobs.map(job => job(...rest));
}
```


For other use case I can create new *Execution class.


# Specs execution successful
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### Plans updated

Bamboo specs have been successfully imported and the following plans have been updated.

Project | Plan | Build
---|---|---
[Test](http://bamboo.com/browse/TEST) | [Comment test](http://bamboo.com/browse/TEST-CTEST)  | :white_check_mark: [\#1](http://bamboo.com/browse/TEST-CTEST-1)
[New project](http://bamboo.com/browse/NEW) | [Disabled plan](http://bamboo.com/browse/NEW-DISABLED) **disabled** | :white_check_mark: [\#1](http://bamboo.com/browse/NEW-DISABLED-1)

### Deployments updated

Bamboo specs have been successfully imported and the following deployment projects have been updated.

|Deployment project |
----|
[Deployment test](http://bamboo.com/deploy/viewDeploymentProjectVersions.action?id=2162689)|


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Uncatched rejected promise crash app in node 10..


Nothing! Not sure where it came from.


test 1213


This change was not cherry-picked into RELENG_2_3, can you do it? Thank you.


Änderung für Test-Datei


Grrr. Thanks for being observant. I'm on it.


not backgroundcolor
that is background:blue


#6868-EngRefEquationFixPart1 (RKStrand) - 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)


sp usable


only read the raw value for value 2 and ignore value 1.


Test for Propädeutikum


text-align: center;
    display: flex;
    justify-content: center;
    align-items: center;


img -> div и убираем src


Не понятные название классов


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [[IMAGES] Glide](https://trello.com/c/0Rpjn4m1/8-images-glide)


Created multidev environment [badcamp-2018#ci-314](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/0cebc770-0754-4f81-9138-24661ae588a0#ci-314).

[![Visit Site](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pantheon-systems/ci-drops-8/0.1.0/data/img/visit-site-36.png)](https://ci-314-badcamp-2018.pantheonsite.io/)


Put incidental reformatting in its own commit


Yes it was also on the todo list for some time :) It is still a bit uncanny to me if security checks need to be more strict in some ways. But on the other hand every program on localhost can also edit the sqlite database so API restriction to localhost should theoretically not add more security issues.

Behind the scenes there is another reason too, we're experimenting creating a homebridge-hue enabled sd-card image where the initial setup and configuration is running automatically. The related systemd and bash scripts will be part of this repository to allow PRs.

The image will be created and uploaded nightly with latest versions of the related software installed.


education
perk
achievement
перенести в section, у которого будет flexbox:
```css
    display: flex;
    justify-content: space-around;
```
При этом не забудьте убрать margin.


Clever idea. Good luck for LTC!


This is formatting-only, Prettier was supposed to format it correctly (just a note to myself)


!A | B --> A => B?


Similarly might be clearer as an implication


Also formatting-only, potential Prettier bug.


перенести .css файлик


This is for the Propädeutikum 2018


Inline `expand_pointer_predicates` at this, its only callsite?


Style (break after `(`)


Yes, of course:

* Download OCA/maintainer-tools and go to the folder.
* Run on it `sudo python3 setup.py install`.
* Go to the module folder.
* Run `oca-gen-addon-readme  --repo-name account-invoice-reporting --branch 11.0 --addon-dir . --no-commit`
* You will have generated the README there prepared for being added to a commit.


Ei ole puudu. See on lihtsalt `dataLayer = [["js", new Date], ["config", "UA-122944734-1"]]` 4 rea koodi ja ühe taseme abstraktsiooniga. ;)


Uuuuhhhh, oopsie, didn't mean to commit that


I fully agree with Sir carma (https://twitter.com/Sir_carma/status/1023804592318861312), please add it back.


Works like a charm


boot reading 67766


I think collinear is meant instead of parallel? A line that extends another line in exact the same direction.


Makes no difference if people want to call your code copied


I have tried to isolate methods by encapsulate methods into `Capistrano::Sneakers::HelperMethods`, but it still mixed with capistrano-sidekiq.

https://github.com/coderliu/capistrano-sneakers/commit/8806d9ecd3b20e85a290ea1a362174c31a1a1c9b

Please share it to me if you have idea about this?


删除


We're using `client_id` namespacing in whole project so maybe makes sense to put `client_id` here too. And it should not be a relation to `id` of Apps Model. It'll be just string because we'll move it to its own microservice later. So it'll be the real client_id.


@roxma Why?


Yes I tested this change


Its not an actual user_id which we have saved. Its just a string coming from the developer who is using the API. So just a string, not nullable is fine here.


name of the table always must be plural


Likely due to this change: https://github.com/ably/ably-ios/pull/743/commits/99aa5f23ef383aadb9737f9485f7006f7b9926cb


good job！


> Dear @cosmicAtom:
> I regret to inform you that the release you submitted, named "**serverLevels**" (v2.1), for the project [Server-LevelUp](https://poggit.pmmp.io/ci/cosmicAtom/Server-LevelUp/Server-LevelUp) on 2018-07-04T14:29:59.000Z, has been rejected.

This plugin needs a config to replace the hard-coded times, and some improvements to the code - in particular your handling of the config in TimePlayed. You do not want to be reading/writing to the config json for every online player each time the task runs if it can be easily avoided by using variables loaded on playerJoin, for example, and saving an updated config only at appropriate times.

> Please resolve the issues listed above and submit the updated plugin again.
> Note: This comment is created here because this is the last commit when the released build was created.


just clarify:
it shows that paramaters are not aligned with above one line, but in linux vim editor, all parameters' line feeds are aligned with above line;


This seems to break the docs at the moment


> we're experimenting creating a homebridge-hue enabled sd-card image where the initial setup and configuration is running automatically.

Cool.  That would be a good reason to move forward the dynamic homebridge accessories (see
https://github.com/ebaauw/homebridge-hue/issues/4), so you wouldn’t have to edit config.json to specify the api key, and HomeKit would reflect newly added devices without the need to restart homebridge.


There\`s a lifehack for this 4 lines

Var.1
```
fonts[font] = fonts.get(font, 0) +1
```

Var.2
```
from collections import defaultdict
fonts = defaultdict(lambda: 0)
...
fonts[font] += 1
```

Basicly this two varians are doing the same: if there\`s no key `font` in the hash `fonts`, its value is taken as zero.
First is more readable, it says: get value for key `font` with default value `0`.
Second allows to use `+=`: it says "let\`s use special class `defaultdict`, which calls the function passed to it at initialization, when we want to get value for non-existent key". Maybe it is an excessive complication here, and has unwanted side-effect (it creates new item in hash instead of throwing the exception), but... just in case, maybe you'll want to use it somewhere later :)


[nice post](http://www.caterpack-me.com/)


To do a relation in Sequelize, you can do the following (read more about relations in sequelize on their docs)
```javascript
import WalletAddress from './wallet_address.model.ts';
import WalletAuthorisedUser from './wallet_auth_user.model.ts';

Wallet.hasMany(WalletAddress, { foreignKey: 'wallet_id', as: 'addresses' });
Wallet.hasMany(WalletAuthorizedUser, { foreignKey: 'wallet_id', as: 'authorized_users' });
```


great!


Same here, its just a string. Not tied to any tables


Same here, `client_id` which is not tied to actual `id` of Apps model


This commit broke *Appveyor* which was reliable green.


@abdullahtariq91 other than the comments, it looks good. Just make sure we use `_` in file names to separate them.
👍


@balta2ar

I decided to merge  the `buy me a coffee Qr Code` into my avatar instead of polluting the source code.


Setting User=root seems to be redundant... that is the default.


Hey djour!

I like your work with PyBRML, and I'd love to help!

I was just wondering: do we really need to replicate the BRML naming perfectly?
According to [PEP-0008](https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#class-names)  python classes should  use the CapWords convention, as you had it previously `Potential`. IMHO I think renaming classes with CapWords would help future users who are accustomed with Python to be more familiar with PyBRML.


This would be awesome, currently we create the config file if not existing and do some checks, would be great if this part can be achieved internally by homebridge-hue. For the automatic reload we have no solution, so +1 for dynamic homebridge accessories :)


Wow. Well done!


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this check is not required as we can already verify existence of hg repo from first if condition. if this was placed to verify the existence of the command, it won't be required as following commits will remove dependency on "hg-prompt" extension. This is a custom extension and not enabled by default out of the box. Also out of the box this extension is not packaged, at least not in ubuntu 18.04 where i tested.


Why?


changed to out of the box command due to reasons mentioned in the parent commit.


To register your Zenko instance for Orbit access


Added next step: Pull request


@ararslan Would you mind doing a quick sanity check of the 0.7 updates in this commit?


Releasing pyobjus is the better solution, though till that is done let's retain this warning. I would just add pyobjus to the requirements.txt instead of in setup.py as it is still optional


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here the behavior of the hg prompt command has been replicated based on information found on the [wiki](https://www.mercurial-scm.org/wiki/PromptExtension) of the extension.
**tl;dr**
! if the repository has any changed/added/removed files, otherwise ? if it has any untracked (but not ignored) files, otherwise nothing.


Yeah, looks good to me


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Yes and yes:
* I was assuming that you are using the pattern *after* the response status line CR/LF.
* It was this specific case that I meant with the false-positive note.

Another alternative then could be `(?:(?<![\r\n])\r\n)*?C`


added revision number as mercurial has it similar to svn. Also, files removed by os command or not with hg command has been added for coloring. i am not sure if the original command did it or not.


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nice fix @issmith1 .  thanks!


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Oh dang, I didn't know about that. http.get needs to be changed too then. I don't understand why we're passing this redundant information though.


@adhiraj This bullet title feels a little unclear, as you're not just linking a repo in this step, but also creating a release.


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@jhermsmeier I think it was because once we stopped scanning, we had to wait a bit for Windows to "let go" the drives or something like that


Awesome dude! I hope that this will be updated to 1.13, we'll have to wait for forge though.
Great work!


The improvements to the app are based on Udacity's review (I'm currently enrolled in the Android Basics Nanodegree program, courtesy of a scholarship by Google).


updata sensitivity definition for sensor I3G4250D and L3GD20H


I like it


Wait, what?  Jacaranda trees in Extreme Hills have been one of the distinctive features of a BoP world as long as I've been playing!  I hope there are other biomes where they can be found!


159433798-Report-correct-Zone-Infiltration-and-Zone-Ventilation-Volume-Flow-Rates (lgu1234) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2872 of 2970 tests passed, 10 test warnings)

Messages:

 * 6 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 90 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 6 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 9 tests had: ESO big diffs.

Failures:

regression Test Summary
 * Passed: 529
 * Failed: 98

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@Khrin Google reCaptcha doesn't appear https://forums.lanik.us/viewtopic.php?p=139250#p139250


Where is $tableflds defined ?

Using this code to test fixes for https://github.com/ADOdb/ADOdb/issues/383 yields :

 Undefined variable: tableflds in [adodb-datadict.inc.php, line 1022]

Thanks !


They can still be found in the Lavender Fields and Mystic Grove.  It was just a bit unrealistic to have them in the Extreme Hills, since they're really only found in warmer climates in real life.


It's only because personally I don't want bind it by AddEventListener


@monajemi Our atlas includes various cell types of the main organs, and each cell type has its own specific high expressed genes. We combined these genes to construct our reference.  Our reference now is `3028 * 894`, which means 3028 markers genes(upgraded version) and 894 cell types.
For example, if your dataset was `2000 * 100`, which means 2000 genes, 100 cells, firstly, 2000 genes will be matched to our reference marker by genes' name. and then your dataset is transformed to a matrix of `3028 * 100`, the unmatched genes in your dataset will be removed and the unmatch genes' value in scMCA reference will be marked as 0.
The scMCA reference is maintained and continuously updated by us. We currently do not provide users with the option of freely selecting the number of library genes.
Yincong


The shell command `pyenv version-name` prints `system` on my Linux machine. This fix is buggy and will cause python layer initialization error for people that do not use multiple pyenv versions.


aaaa


第一次修改内容！


Some sort of diff problem with the whitespaces.  ?w=1 on the URL shows the changes.


### 第三次评注 创建的内容
👍


미해결 코드입니다


develop (mjwitte) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2342 of 2342 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@edvardHua 这个模型validation 过不了导致CI失败，可以加上自定义的validation 数据吗？类似: https://github.com/XiaoMi/mace-models/blob/master/mobilenet-v1/mobilenet-v1.yml#L19


what is it ?


I want to note that if these values are reflective of the entries in the Bukkit Material enum then these material names aren't correct. For the logs that grow as part of a tree, you want `_Log`, e.g. `ACACIA_LOG` is the Material enum value for the acacia log in an acacia tree. The `_WOOD` ones are the logs with bark on all six sides; for some reason Mojang decided to call them just "<type> Wood".


Bukan 1 tetapi i


159474491_Issue#6814 (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1713 of 1713 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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第一次修改！


wahowe.github.io/welcome


Those are the compressed sizes IIRC, which will not be representative of decompression time/size on disk:
```
$ docker images
REPOSITORY              TAG                    IMAGE ID            CREATED             SIZE
tensorflow/tensorflow   latest-devel-gpu-py3   aad4df7c406d        3 weeks ago         3.14GB
tensorflow/tensorflow   latest-devel-gpu       bf0bc39702b8        3 weeks ago         3.08GB
tensorflow/tensorflow   latest-devel-py3       a5358227b8ae        3 weeks ago         1.9GB
tensorflow/tensorflow   latest-devel           6b5b613c46ca        3 weeks ago         1.84GB
tensorflow/tensorflow   latest-gpu-py3         77c6988d0d3a        3 weeks ago         2.95GB
tensorflow/tensorflow   latest-py3             66da89656f5f        3 weeks ago         1.24GB
tensorflow/tensorflow   latest-gpu             39ba649e735e        3 weeks ago         2.96GB
tensorflow/tensorflow   latest                 caab7ec02690        3 weeks ago         1.25GB
```


Did you forget to add SQLConnect back?


changes are good. Perfect


Yeah I will, I usually just wait a bit before releasing there just in case there’s any more bugs because I don’t want to spam CRAN with updates


do you need any help with it?


That `E` from `Spec` *is* inline math. `Spec` in the printer is converted from `Sentence`, which is our sentences and can have embedded equations.


we'll see


The current move functions modify self.board and self.score. To find out if a move is allowed, you must actually perform it. There is currently no undo move function to return the original state. One way is to return a new board, creating a new node/board object. In my chessNN, both a list of allowed moves and an undo function were available.


This change (potentially combined with the [CI fix](https://github.com/Charcoal-SE/SmokeDetector/commit/b6cd688) commit) appears to have changed the amount of time that CI requires to perform the Pytest from [15.98 seconds](https://circleci.com/gh/Charcoal-SE/SmokeDetector/25989?utm_campaign=vcs-integration-link&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=github-build-link) to [336.16 seconds](https://circleci.com/gh/Charcoal-SE/SmokeDetector/25992?utm_campaign=vcs-integration-link&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=github-build-link). It has remained that high since then.

This implies that the code as it is now performs *much* slower than what it did prior to this change.

It's possible that a change occurred on CI which causes the slower testing. However, if so, then it had to happen in the 9 minutes between this commit and [CI testing for the prior commit](https://circleci.com/gh/Charcoal-SE/SmokeDetector/25989?utm_campaign=vcs-integration-link&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=github-build-link).


Sure I'd appreciate that a lot. I'm pretty new to writing ebuilds 😅I just moved and don't have internet until the third though so I may not be able to directly collaborate until then.


- Action type removed: `OVERLAY_VOICE_CHANNEL_SELECT`
- Action types added: `OVERLAY_SET_NOT_IDLE`, `EDIT_LAST_MESSAGE`

## String removed
- `OVERLAY_CALLS_HEADER: "Start a Call"`


Please fix typo 'valgrid ' to 'valgrind'.


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [056 - Desenvolver classe Empresa Service](https://trello.com/c/ldoAkTlR/65-056-desenvolver-classe-empresa-service)


That’s a hell of a test.


That's great. Thanks a lot.


also fixed incorrect data save in ieldtype/menu/classes/metadata.php


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eigen_HBIRE (mbadams5) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2955 of 2972 tests passed, 581 test warnings)

Messages:

 * 581 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 471 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 378 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 434 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 15 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 26 tests had: ZSZ small diffs.
 * 8 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 9 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 11 tests had: SSZ small diffs.
 * 2 tests had: SSZ big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.

Failures:

EnergyPlusFixture Test Summary
 * Passed: 667
 * Failed: 3

integration Test Summary
 * Passed: 627
 * Failed: 2

regression Test Summary
 * Passed: 615
 * Failed: 12

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(Thunchanon Tatongjai)


Thanks @AFADoomer! I can confirm this works for the first skull key door. However, the second skull key door unfortunately doesn't work.


(Thunchanon Tatongaji)


[R/plotExonicMappingRate-methods.R:65:26:](https://github.com/hbc/bcbioRNASeq/blob/64ab4dc45008561756ada0b3e7ef47ed287ee9ce/R/plotExonicMappingRate-methods.R#L65) *style:* **Integers should not be implicit. Use the form 1L for integers or 1.0 for doubles.**
```r
            if (limit > 1) {
                        ~^
```
[R/plotIntronicMappingRate-methods.R:65:26:](https://github.com/hbc/bcbioRNASeq/blob/64ab4dc45008561756ada0b3e7ef47ed287ee9ce/R/plotIntronicMappingRate-methods.R#L65) *style:* **Integers should not be implicit. Use the form 1L for integers or 1.0 for doubles.**
```r
            if (limit > 1) {
                        ~^
```
[R/plotMappedReads-methods.R:30:21:](https://github.com/hbc/bcbioRNASeq/blob/64ab4dc45008561756ada0b3e7ef47ed287ee9ce/R/plotMappedReads-methods.R#L30) *style:* **Integers should not be implicit. Use the form 1L for integers or 1.0 for doubles.**
```r
        limit = 10e6,
                ~~~~^
```
[R/plotMappedReads-methods.R:67:28:](https://github.com/hbc/bcbioRNASeq/blob/64ab4dc45008561756ada0b3e7ef47ed287ee9ce/R/plotMappedReads-methods.R#L67) *style:* **Integers should not be implicit. Use the form 1L for integers or 1.0 for doubles.**
```r
            if (limit < 1e6) {
                        ~~~^
```
[R/plotMappedReads-methods.R:70:37:](https://github.com/hbc/bcbioRNASeq/blob/64ab4dc45008561756ada0b3e7ef47ed287ee9ce/R/plotMappedReads-methods.R#L70) *style:* **Integers should not be implicit. Use the form 1L for integers or 1.0 for doubles.**
```r
                limit <- limit / 1e6
                                 ~~~^
```
[R/plotMappingRate-methods.R:68:26:](https://github.com/hbc/bcbioRNASeq/blob/64ab4dc45008561756ada0b3e7ef47ed287ee9ce/R/plotMappingRate-methods.R#L68) *style:* **Integers should not be implicit. Use the form 1L for integers or 1.0 for doubles.**
```r
            if (limit > 1) {
                        ~^
```
[R/plotRRNAMappingRate-methods.R:69:26:](https://github.com/hbc/bcbioRNASeq/blob/64ab4dc45008561756ada0b3e7ef47ed287ee9ce/R/plotRRNAMappingRate-methods.R#L69) *style:* **Integers should not be implicit. Use the form 1L for integers or 1.0 for doubles.**
```r
            if (limit > 1) {
                        ~^
```
[R/plotTotalReads-methods.R:29:21:](https://github.com/hbc/bcbioRNASeq/blob/64ab4dc45008561756ada0b3e7ef47ed287ee9ce/R/plotTotalReads-methods.R#L29) *style:* **Integers should not be implicit. Use the form 1L for integers or 1.0 for doubles.**
```r
        limit = 10e6,
                ~~~~^
```
[R/plotTotalReads-methods.R:66:28:](https://github.com/hbc/bcbioRNASeq/blob/64ab4dc45008561756ada0b3e7ef47ed287ee9ce/R/plotTotalReads-methods.R#L66) *style:* **Integers should not be implicit. Use the form 1L for integers or 1.0 for doubles.**
```r
            if (limit < 1e6) {
                        ~~~^
```
[R/plotTotalReads-methods.R:69:37:](https://github.com/hbc/bcbioRNASeq/blob/64ab4dc45008561756ada0b3e7ef47ed287ee9ce/R/plotTotalReads-methods.R#L69) *style:* **Integers should not be implicit. Use the form 1L for integers or 1.0 for doubles.**
```r
                limit <- limit / 1e6
                                 ~~~^
```


hi @enotsluap, by the way his text field will also be used to populate the application header


Hello,

I use Coin3D v3.1.3 (there is no newer version at https://bitbucket.org/Coin3D/coin/downloads/). I correctly think that I need to look for an unstable version? Or do you have a fork?

```
src/Gui/View3DInventorViewer.cpp:2809:49: error: within this context  cam->viewBoundingBox(box,aspectratio,1.0);

include/Inventor/nodes/SoCamera.h:115:16: error: 'virtual void SoCamera::viewBoundingBox(const SbBox3f&, float, float)' is protected
```


Here's another project working on an m68k backend for LLVM: https://github.com/M680x0/M680x0-llvm

What about joining forces? We have very good m68k support in Debian and QEMU now and I also have the SysV ABI documentation available if anyone needs it.


你好！！！


If you haven't seen the code from the original issue, it's must-read: https://github.com/JuliaDiffEq/OrdinaryDiffEq.jl/blob/master/src/tableaus/verner_tableaus.jl


In order for us to keep pulling JeffersonLab/remoll updates into develop the branches have to be the same, so I will take this particular commit and bump it into a new parallel, so it will be removed from develop

This way of shooting beam is good, but it should be renamed as something more like "backtrace" or something instead of beam, which has other uses people expect the vertex defining behavior in.


`http.get` works well, what I did is just copied [this behaviour](https://github.com/Facepunch/garrysmod/blob/eb5f0dcd3d87bd780802ed0e03542c49ee8308b0/garrysmod/lua/includes/modules/http.lua#L58) from GLua [http.Post](http://wiki.garrysmod.com/page/http/Post). Not sure about dropping the length argument, this will just break chips that use the last three arguments. It's better to just leave it with this behaviour to not confuse people.


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wrong statement


feel free to open an issue in oomox repo when you'll have time


ok


+ add easing utility functions
+ add pupil to EyeGiver


Changed `get_location_content_pack` to `get_location_body`, removed the `@staticmethod`, and added a `send_encrypted` method (not sure about sending arbitrary encrypted message event since we don't allow to send arbitrary unencrypted message events, but it sure makes the whole thing look a lot cleaner).


Created multidev environment [riveralive-cms#pr-32](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/ced938b0-bbbf-4ed2-ba1c-98b66d8ba2be#pr-32).

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Btw.: We already require the `requests` library (through `cdstarcat`, I think). So things like this could be reduced to
```python
requests.get(url).json()
```


`        uint remainder = msg.value % 2;
        if (remainder > 0) {
            balances[msg.sender].add(remainder);
        }
`


that's what I have now


> Also, I don't understand if you mean get_driver function present in QOSGraphObject or a custom qvirtio_pci_get_driver function that returns the QPCIDevice * in QVirtioPCIDevice.

I mean the former, called from the subclass jut like when you "override" start_hw.

So, instead of accessing the PCIBus directly, you would have a simple one line function that takes the QPCIDevice*. The test code would look like

     QOSGraphObject *vblk_pci = object;
     QPCIDevice *pci = object->get_driver("pci-device");
     if (pci->has_buggy_msi()) {
        return;
    }


Ou, co odchytit spíše detailněji, co se stalo?

Když nastane problém třeba se spojením k DB, tak to chceš nechat probublat a zalogovat.


Complete noob here, but intrigued & fascinated by the process. How do use this?


Radši bych předával celou identitu, aby sis efektivně získal všechna data a při změně hodnoty došlo k předání reference. Navíc Usera už máš na řádku `82`


`react`.


Yes, but the nop tests aren't the common case. I think it's easiest to change all users with the `git format-patch`/`git am` trick, and then separately use `git rebase` to change the implementation of the functions.


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Sorry for committing(I didn't see error), something wrong is happening with ServerManager


Select bych nechával dopočítávat automaticky. Až budeš chtít přečíst novou věc, kterou v selectu nemáš, tak to může vracet `false` nebo `null` a nemusíš na to snadno přijít.


ah ok. Sorry I did not think about that


Odkazy generuj jako `<a n:href="User:list">` aby se použila automaticky routovací tabulka. Tohle je prasácký.


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Ok


Yea, the edition-guide link looks better :)


Místo `n:if="$user->user_id == $identityId"` vždy používej striktní `n:if="$user->user_id === $identityId"`


ToString method solved. Working as expected!


读取字符串


error solved and working properly


Tohle se řeší většinou přes:

`$form->addError('string');`


This is the first comment on this commit. You will find the links to the tutorial for the commits on this project on the comments section:


Function has e but ur checking on error variable


cancel button working perfectly!


Instanci získávej přes DIC jako:

```php
/**
 * @var Session
 * @inject
 */
public $session;
```


Found another way to the on key pressed. Problem solved!


OK, added to our repo ✅


@sambles I would modify this description for `Generic` slightly to make it a bit clearer. The entire lookup can't be described as Rtree based because Rtree is only used for one part of the lookup, the peril lookup, not the vulnerability lookup which is a different kind of lookup entirely and doesn't use Rtree. So perhaps the description for 'Generic' could be something like

> built-in generic lookup that combines a peril lookup which uses Rtree spatial indexes and a vulnerability lookup which uses a simple key-value approach using dictionaries.

The other type of lookup you list shouldn't be described as 'Builtin' - built-in actually applies to the generic lookup, because it is built-in to the `oasislmf` package. So this other type of lookup should be called 'custom' or even 'external', because the custom lookup source code exists in supplier repositories and is not built in to the package.


Tohle bych dal radši jako string literal konstantu.

```php
private cont loginPresenter = ':Core:Auth:login';
```


helper method? Ok.


Tohle je úplně špatně. `{$basePath}` ti Nette vždycky automaticky sestaví podle aktuálního requestu, takže to odeber.


Tohle je správně. `{$basePath}` by ti mělo ukazovat do adresáře `www`, případně si to ověř přes makro `{dump $basePath}`, nebo si vypiš všechny proměnné jenom přes `{dump}`.


complimenti sei un cavaliere dello zodiaco


hai superato il limite del superSayan


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bad naming


Why would `chunkName` be `undefined`?


а валидации не будет?
а если freelancer уже отправлял запрос?


All fine


Close #23


почему нет id самого freelancer_request? как потом узнать какой запрос аппрувить? как находить нужный запрос?


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убирай print


валидация в сериалайзере


@kshatriya-abhay Side effects that I meant was on stock. (My bad way of writing.)
Flashing stock raw won't restore /factory label and if it actually did then users wouldn't have problems with their wifi mac in the first place.
The commit that's mentioned is fine. I'll revert this when I'm sure.


And that is wrong. Look again. That's a _lack-of-attention_ error.


Поменяй название модели. Она не говорит за что отвечает этот объект. Это не транзакция. Это запись все запросов фрилансеров на выподнение того или иного задания


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Or easier:

```solidity
constructor(uint _mode) // Note, uint
    mode = Mode(_mode)
```
This cast hides a validity check.


Yes. It's a pragmatic way to get this out of the door without having to spend too much time on JSII right now :)


Hey,

@Golffies
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Этого не надо делать. Этот endpoint уже привязан к OrderViewSet


I think I'd like to go onto the next project :-) If anyone can kill the contract that seems a bit dangerous to me!


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asd


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Don't copy paste. Info its plagiarism. Post original content on your site.


Я бы "содержат" заменил на "проводят". А последнее предложение заменил бы на  "Каким образом мы можем структурировать организацию, чтобы усилить фокус на весь продукт?"


So u have 2 methods with same naming, but doing 2 different things
1) first metod -> GenerateTokenForUser()
2) seond method -> GetUserByCredentials()
or u can think of better naming


That's a nice trick.


What are the necessary steps that are left to do for the m68k llvm target in that project?


```
kingAttackersCount[Them] * kingAttackersCount[Them] * kingAttackersWeight[Them] / 3
```

This breaks even with master for 3 attackers, gives more danger than master for 4 attackers, and less danger than master for 1 or 2 attackers


smiths commits


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [validation for passwords.](https://trello.com/c/CI7mCeKY/24-validation-for-passwords)


This is my first git repo


TODO list is found here: https://github.com/M680x0/M680x0-llvm/blob/M680x0/lib/Target/M680x0/TODO.md

Artyom just recently rebased against LLVM from git master.

I've used Artyom's code to hack a bit on Rust for m68k: https://github.com/glaubitz/rust/tree/m68k-linux


Where can I find the unsubscribe link for pgfutter?


This method, actually should be nonnull of `url`. Because the callee here is from `downloadImageWithURL:`, if the url is nil, it already return the method...


I did not add them, because the Bachelor student in our group does not need them 😅

But you are right. The implementation is way cleaner, if they are also included and simply set to the default 😉

Thanks for the hint, I will commit the change!


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改了


How can i run this program? I am using Eclipse IDE and JDK 10. Please, dont ignore! I am a newbie.


This one is adoptable. I'll pick this into 5.x...


Can't get it.


Um. am I going mad? a % 2 gives remainder after division. if it's !=0 ( is > 0 not the same thing then we add the remainder?)


modify 2


same problem with as aspectjweaver


Shouldn't this `+ 35` be something like `array_lengthof(mips_cheri_reg_names)` (or whatever the GDB macro for this is)  to keep it working once we add the special cap regs to gdb?


fix


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#6750-Crash-when-no-control-zone-name-is-specified-for-Load-control-in-AirloopHVACUnitarySystem (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (3006 of 3009 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Add some padding to avoid false sharing between WorkerStates of different threads.


Why do need to expose this detail?


read. Throw Exception


write


stop


start


isRunning


This service interface serializes/deserializes a `DnsServerConfig` for a local DNS server (e.g. named/bind9 or dnsmasq). As such the names of the methods should be `read` and `write` and throw proper exceptions (see above comments for `NetConfigManager`).

It also provides methods to start and stop (preferred over enable/disable) the server.

Please change `DnsServer` to `DnsAdminService`.


made changes


`_stop` has to be atomic to avoid a data race.


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Thanks for the lead-in. I'll give that a go 👍


A warning is now emitted when an Arch-Vile resurrects a monster that was crushed to a pool of gore before and thus gets turned into a "ghost monster".


Fixed in #10


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This will throw an exception.


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这次涉及到文件编码格式，将GBK改成了UTF8，变更比对无法正常显洋。


Pulling... patch1


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This is just for testing


Still giving false signal bars


I changed it in later commits


Nvm you patched it.


good


j'ai aussi formaté le code


http://snowball.tartarus.org/
http://snowball.tartarus.org/algorithms/finnish/stemmer.html

https://github.com/stopwords-iso/stopwords-fi
http://countwordsfree.com/stopwords/finnish


True decode would be more efficient here.


hand*


[This may be of interest to you](https://github.com/Alhadis/Stylesheets/tree/master/complete/manpage).

It still needs polishing (specifically some tweaking of leading and vertical margins), but this is what a semantically correct, modern HTML5.3 representation of a manpage should look like. =)


Is this warning issued as an item pickup message?


Can you also add support for the COUNTIF function ? (have edited the file locally to support COUNTIF but would be good to add to git)


# 给dalo低头


good code


Okay


shouldn't be a warning IMHO.


Is this still a question?  The format isn't quite right.  You can look at the SDF.txt and TSD.txt files.  I think you have already done that though.


the log topic should not be `CLUSTER` here, as the error is not cluster-related.


@tking53 : You should plot the result of `GetTime()` here. This may give you inaccurate results if your phases latched in different clock cycles (see figure below). I recommend adding an additional scaling parameter to the phases. The scale should be applied to both phases. DAMM's limited plotting capabilities sometimes leads to the times being out of range.

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1553042/43580524-bf7c7cbc-9623-11e8-8d37-e46a3052a1cd.png)


[postgres@localhost build]$ make -j 6 >/tmp/m.log
/home/postgres/zheap-master/build/../src/backend/access/undo/undorecord.c: 在函数‘UndoRecordAllocateMulti’中:
/home/postgres/zheap-master/build/../src/backend/access/undo/undorecord.c:978:18: 警告：此函数中的‘urec’在使用前可能未初始化 [-Wmaybe-uninitialized]
   urec->uur_info = 0;  /* force recomputation of info bits */
                  ^
/home/postgres/zheap-master/build/../src/backend/access/zheap/zmultilocker.c: 在函数‘ZGetMultiLockMembers’中:
/home/postgres/zheap-master/build/../src/backend/access/zheap/zmultilocker.c:247:2: 警告：此函数中的‘total_trans_slots’在使用前可能未初始化 [-Wmaybe-uninitialized]
  for (slot_no = 0; slot_no < total_trans_slots; slot_no++)
  ^
/home/postgres/zheap-master/build/../src/backend/access/zheap/zmultilocker.c: 在函数‘GetLockerTransInfo’中:
/home/postgres/zheap-master/build/../src/backend/access/zheap/zmultilocker.c:711:2: 警告：此函数中的‘total_trans_slots’在使用前可能未初始化 [-Wmaybe-uninitialized]
  for (slot_no = 0; slot_no < total_trans_slots; slot_no++)


accepted


<br> i think it's legacy way


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 * 90 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 6 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 9 tests had: ESO big diffs.

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You need to declare a variable in the initialization string.
Replase on the next line:
    var  rez = pi * Math.Pow(r, 2);


read about let, var ,const)


The encoding must be UTF-8-BOM or UTF-8


use more informative titles


use code style


check dara arr length can be 0)


hi thomas,
alles klar. ich bin mit der hub-etikette noch nicht so vertraut.

schöne grüße
tizian

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I don't see any harm in using this builders it it adds clarity to the code?


I have an idea that a stack machine could fetch, say a 64-bit instruction word.  If an opcode is 5 bits, that's 12 instructions which could well be an entire Forth definition.  Not only could looping occur within this word, also when a call is made, the entire word is pushed to the return stack.  Rather than just pushing an address.


you can just write console.log("Bla bla bla  : "pk/arr.length);


why did you use n? for what?


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This PR breaks my code, In my case options.lookupFromPathIndex is 0 and language[0] is "/fr" which is typeof string and then returns undefined. Can you revert it or change to language[options.lookupFromPathIndex] === undefined ?


# not that it matters, but to make the test fool proof and leave no traces behind it might be slightly modified to something like:

cat < /dev/null && {
   OPATH=$PATH
   PATH=.:$PATH
   [[ ! -d cat ]] && mkdir cat || log_error "mkdir failed."
   cat < /dev/null || log_error "Directories should not be treated as executables"
   [[ -d cat ]] && rmdir cat
   PATH=$OPATH
}  || log_error "cat command not on PATH. somewhat unexpected..."


Того же самого можно добиться без if'а. Просто взять по модулю:
```


Bugfix


Ты не учитываешь два момента:
1. Нужно брать наименьший угол между стрелками. Он не может быть больше 180 градусов. В 11:00 угол 30 градусов, а у тебя получается 330.
2. Часовая стрелка движется одновременно с минутной. Например, в 1:30 между часовой стрелкой и 12 часами уже 45 градусов, а не 30.


UiState ->UIState


UIState ->UIState


삼성 기출


I'd like to propose reverting this diff or reinsert the `order="XXX"` attributes with an order that achieves the same alphabetical ordering.

I have a situation where I have a plugin called "Configuration Sync" that under v18.1 was easy to insert in a logical menu position __under__ the item "Configuration" within the System menu by using an explicit order value slightly larger than the order value for the "Configuration" menu item.

Because this diff adjusts ordering to alphabetical I can either choose to apply numeric ordering which then pushes my item to below the alphabetical items -or- go with the flow and accept alphabetical ordering which has the side effect of placing "Configuration Sync" __above__ "Configuration" which I presume is the effect of a javascript sort function somewhere that renders the menu.

One could perhaps "fix" whatever the javascript code is to do a more natural sort, but you still end up with non-explicit ordering - with explicit ordering, presumably where the order values follow alphabetical ordering you have more control of what appears where.

It certainly feels like a minor thing, it's just one of those things that makes nice things nicer...

![screenshot from 2018-08-02 19-41-48](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/210474/43581649-4dfdb7f4-968c-11e8-8da1-6b5d2196e566.png)


UiState->UIState


0x0008?
0x0800이 아니고?


本当にこれが必要かどうかを考えてみましょう。
フラグは作れば作るほど保守性が下がると言われています。うちの会社でもそれは禁じ手となっています。
ヒントを出しますので、少し考えてみてください。

 backNumberが初期化されていない。0-9が問題に出されてる条件だとしたらこの値を初期化して初期値＝初回とできないだろうか


ETHERTYPE_IP 심볼을 0x0800으로 고치고
ntohs(ether_header->ether_type)와 비교하도록 코드를 수정하세요.


Converting data types back and forth from PCL to ROS for now. But need to find more efficient solution.


@ehmry this configuration does not reflect the latest performance tweaks from lwip_legacy. Please review 81ada6b4f26e389497ebdfb91fbe5d4cab833c8d and adapt. Note, I did not check other options.


@athoik - the change in pmtparse seems to be not consistent - is the order of the enum correct? I think

> enum { vtMPEG2, vtMPEG4_H264, vtMPEG1, vtMPEG4_Part2, vtVC1 = 3, vtVC1_SM, vtH265_HEVC, vtCAVS = 16 };

should be correct.

At least 4K services are now no longer working properly - only audio, no video.


for문 안의 2번째 expression - int(htons(ip_header->ip_len))-(ip_header->ip_hl*4+tcp_header->th_off * 4)
에 대해 별도의 변수(tcp_data_len과 같은)를 만들어서 사용하세요.


text change


There still seams to be a problem with the mutations...

![kep](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/11841071/43582017-385d3e64-965b-11e8-9cd2-c39d9f7b5fff.png)


@ndejong you mean this one https://github.com/opnsense/core/commit/bf1a2ee14 don't you? can you open a ticket for me, we can use some sort of order= solution here.


Hi i would like to contribute to your project, i wrote a lambda function to help confirm payments server-side using aws lambda, the code was written in java , please have a look at it and tell me what you think


My email is carlos.mucuho@hakelalabs.com


wonderful explain.thanks @nkalmar


main.cpp는 제거
임시로 테스트할때만 사용하는게 좋을 것 같습니다.


별도 파일로 분리


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statement and not statement :
    return something

Ehm, maybe a wrong? Did you test it? @jordan-git


great work!


basel


push the operator to quay, ping me for credentials


please send me pull requesst?


std::map<int, ptime> 을 쓸거면 static class인게 나을 것 같습니다.

mduration_start_time 보다 measuring_timer_map; 같은게 좋을 것 같습니다.


static void StartMeasure(int xx)
static int StartMeasure() // 사용된 인덱스 반환
static ptime EndMeasure(int index);
가 나을 것 같습니다.


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cpp 파일에서

namespace libgs {

namespace {

using boost::posix_time::ptime;
using boost::posix_time::second_clock;
using boost::posix_time::to_simple_string;
using boost::gregorian::day_clock;

}

}


Accidentally overwrote all of my old commits because idk how to merge branches (yay?)


Mmmm the second mode in the last line should always be ‘r’...


This bug doesn't have any effect in the current version (2.1.5) since the format affected by it is not implemented yet.


esta feito!


Yep, inattention.

```solidity
balances[msg.sender].add(remainder);
```
is a waste of gas.

```solidity
 balances[msg.sender] = balances[msg.sender].add(remainder);
```
Now that's better.


Great! I'm glad it works.

I think it will take a bit of time because I would need to tag a new release and some recent changes in the web ecosystem have broken some parts of PlotlyJS.jl. I could put an upper bound on some of these packages to go back to the versions that worked, but I think it would be best to upgrade the whole display system as outlined here: https://github.com/sglyon/PlotlyJS.jl/issues/198#issuecomment-409766729

For now users can checkout the package to at least get a version that will compile, even if other things are broken


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Jme suis trompé. Il faut laisser cette page. Accepte pas ce commit.


For ISSCP you need to use the `obs4mips` project, not `OBS`.


from nltk.corpus import stopwords
en_stops = set(stopwords.words('finnish'))

all_words = ['There', 'is', 'olen', 'tree','near','the','river']
for word in all_words:
    if word not in en_stops:
        print(word)

There
is
tree
near
the
river

Olen is gone, check the segmentation


@jghub Thanks for the review. I will take the change to save and restore `$PATH` and show error when `mkdir` fails, but other than that I will prefer to keep the test definition simple.

> [[ ! -d cat ]] && mkdir cat || log_error "mkdir failed."

Each test is executed in it's own directory and this directory should not exist. I will take the change to show failure if creating this directory fails.

> [[ -d cat ]] && rmdir cat

It will be automatically deleted when the test exits.

> log_error "cat command not on PATH. somewhat unexpected..."

This is an exceptional condition and will cause more failures than this test. We should not explicitly test for it here.


This is modeled after the check in CraftEquipmentState.cpp for whether an item corresponds to a tank - if the item is fixed and shares a type with a unit, then it's a tank.


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from nltk.corpus import stopwords
en_stops = set(stopwords.words('finnish'))

all_words = ['There', 'is', 'olen', 'tree','near','the','river']
for word in all_words:
    if word not in en_stops:
        print(word)

There
is
tree
near
the
river

Olen is gone, check the segmentation.


Instead of typing - var baseUrl 'https://catezee.github.io/chat-room', I should type:

- var baseUrl = taskTarget === 'tmp' ? '' : '/chat-room'


Oh, I meant to use this sentence instead of the one below "2. Setup the Shopsys Framework application" heading :wink:


postgres@zheap_test[127.0.0.1:5434]#\d+ users
                                    Table "public.users"
+--------+---------+-----------+----------+---------+----------+--------------+-------------+
| Column |  Type   | Collation | Nullable | Default | Storage  | Stats target | Description |
+--------+---------+-----------+----------+---------+----------+--------------+-------------+
| id     | integer |           | not null |         | plain    |              |             |
| name   | text    |           |          |         | extended |              |             |
+--------+---------+-----------+----------+---------+----------+--------------+-------------+
Indexes:
    "users_pkey" PRIMARY KEY, btree (id)
Options: storage_engine=zheap, fillfactor=85, toast.storage_engine=zheap

postgres@zheap_test[127.0.0.1:5434]#update users set name = name||name  where id=3;
UPDATE 1
Time: 1.749 ms
postgres@zheap_test[127.0.0.1:5434]#update users set name = name||name  where id=3;
UPDATE 1
Time: 1.785 ms
postgres@zheap_test[127.0.0.1:5434]#update users set name = name||name  where id=3;
UPDATE 1
Time: 2.453 ms
postgres@zheap_test[127.0.0.1:5434]#update users set name = name||name  where id=3;
UPDATE 1
Time: 1.991 ms
postgres@zheap_test[127.0.0.1:5434]#update users set name = name||name  where id=3;
UPDATE 1
Time: 3.595 ms
postgres@zheap_test[127.0.0.1:5434]#update users set name = name||name  where id=3;
UPDATE 1
Time: 2.436 ms
postgres@zheap_test[127.0.0.1:5434]#update users set name = name||name  where id=3;
UPDATE 1
Time: 2.165 ms
postgres@zheap_test[127.0.0.1:5434]#update users set name = name||name  where id=3;
UPDATE 1
Time: 2.153 ms
postgres@zheap_test[127.0.0.1:5434]#update users set name = name||name  where id=3;
UPDATE 1
Time: 3.094 ms
postgres@zheap_test[127.0.0.1:5434]#update users set name = name||name  where id=3;
UPDATE 1
Time: 2.011 ms
postgres@zheap_test[127.0.0.1:5434]#update users set name = name||name  where id=3;
UPDATE 1
Time: 2.122 ms
postgres@zheap_test[127.0.0.1:5434]#update users set name = name||name  where id=3;
UPDATE 1
Time: 1.903 ms
postgres@zheap_test[127.0.0.1:5434]#update users set name = name||name  where id=3;
ERROR:  duplicate key value violates unique constraint "users_pkey"
DETAIL:  Key (id)=(3) already exists.
Time: 1.281 ms
postgres@zheap_test[127.0.0.1:5434]#set enable_indexonlyscan to off;
SET
Time: 0.279 ms
postgres@zheap_test[127.0.0.1:5434]#select count(1) from users  where id=3;
+-------+
| count |
+-------+
|     1 |
+-------+
(1 row)

Time: 2.169 ms
postgres@zheap_test[127.0.0.1:5434]#update users set name = name||name  where id=3;
ERROR:  duplicate key value violates unique constraint "users_pkey"
DETAIL:  Key (id)=(3) already exists.
Time: 0.872 ms


Okay, I'll take a look and probably will change it related to my comment below.


../configure --prefix=/opt/zheap --exec-prefix=/opt/zheap --enable-thread_safety --with-pgport=5434 --with-blocksize=32 \
--with-segsize=4 --with-wal-blocksize=32 --with-trans-slots-per-zheap-page=16  --with-llvm --with-icu --with-tcl --with-perl --with-python \
--with-gssapi --with-pam --with-ldap --with-openssl --with-selinux --with-systemd --with-readline --with-ossp-uuid --with-libxml \
--with-libxslt --with-zlib


NIce work!


For some reason that didn't work when I first tried, maybe a typo.  I'll change it.


No, this is only printed to the terminal window, i.e. invisible on Windows. It's merely a debug aid for me.


The reverse iterator is used elsewhere in the code where deleting certain elements of a vector while looping over it; I'll change to that.


妹子福利图/爬取妹子图.py

部分借鉴其他人的，在这里表示忠诚的感谢


It now continuously updates instead of just on drag end. It works this way, but at least on my computer the slider is noticeably less smooth.


Got it.


================================== VERSION 3.0.6 =====================================
version 3.1 compared to version 3.0.6
- many smaller changes and updates
- main updates:
     - overview of congiguration dta
     - Full support of the OMC-140 AWS
     - Full support of the Mintaka StarX
     - Observed data on geographical map
     - selectable wind speed units in graphs and dashboards
     - Latest observation window
     - new option to insert relative Humidity


@RonnyPfannschmidt, this was quick solution. maybe we have to fix template modules instead. I'll check


Could you please show the code you were running to produce this ERROR rather than the internal calls? Also reports of bugs should probably be made by opening a github issue rather than on comments on commits.  Reference the commit number of interest in the open issue.


`else` clause no needed when you use `return` in `if` clause


August?


159433798-Report-correct-Zone-Infiltration-and-Zone-Ventilation-Volume-Flow-Rates (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1714 of 1714 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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poprawione w kolejnym komicie


This is great. I could able to create Exercise in perseus and render in Khan website. But When I post via Channel and download, the render fails
https://community.learningequality.org/t/preseus-excersise-rendering-issue-in-kolibri/735
Regards
Dhana


@cameronc137 sounds fine with me.


Ahh, interesting, but I guess this is now obsolete with the native drivelist implementation, and this branch can be deleted, right?


the detAna macro will have to be redone to include the new IO. I'll try to get to it sometime next week.


fdsfsdf


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Messages:

 * 627 tests had: EIO diffs.

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done


test commit done


It is nested, therefore it checks if the player is not a helper first, and then checks if they are also not an administrator before returning. However, this could be somewhat tidied up a bit, no worries though.


Thank you 👍


Would it make sense to add an interface "IHaveValues" to use a generic approach?


Okay, though that does make them a lot rarer.  Maybe a couple of other biomes... hmm, Wikipedia says "full sun and sandy soils", but I don't know offhand which of your biomes have sandy soil.

That said, putting them in the Lavender Fields is cute.


`returned`


@KeitIG Just one problem, if you ever implement horizontal scrolling it might be more natural to the user if cursor left/right will scroll the table left/right


@jbrownkramer - Can we push this to master ?


#6750-Crash-when-no-control-zone-name-is-specified-for-Load-control-in-AirloopHVACUnitarySystem (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (2345 of 2345 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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oh damn it, wethere haha


#6750-Crash-when-no-control-zone-name-is-specified-for-Load-control-in-AirloopHVACUnitarySystem (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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RAID


什么问题？看起来是新的： https://unpkg.com/rc-tree-select@2.0.11/es/Select.js


注释掉第46行，就可以得到最多数字组成的序列


LVM


I'll have to check that.

Looking over this, isn't it somewhat inconsistent that, for a given gem named GEM, some gemspecs are located at:
```
lib/<GEM>.gemspec
```

and others are at:
```
lib/<GEM>/<GEM>.gemspec
```


Tu penses que ça pourrait être utile d'avoir une méthode du genre:
`public abstract <T> T dum(final String domain)`

qu'on pourrait selon notre projet et nos domain enrichir, et créer des jeux de données de test sémantic et respectant les contraintes de nos domain?


Good point, we have to take a look on this.


@nanosoldier `runbenchmarks("array", vs = "@c05fd201baedb6681947cc212e0a9f49564d1568")`


wah kya baat hai!


kya ba poore linked list mein ekich code hai


We need to check the malloc output. But Do you think strtol is iffy?


@fizruk yeah, that's essentially what I showed, and differs `frequency` vs. `oneof`


No, the whole changed algorithm.. is that roughly tested?


Thanks. :smile:


Fu have cause I see u go ahead I ain’t got shit to lose in the first place lmao but I really love how ignorant you think I am


upgraded hook API, unified DNS port for both versions (raw/llarp), reset ID manually, removed my internal IP from the cname additional, guard so we don't parse past the end of the packet


Nope, please revert this, `replace` is being used here.


Here too.


This too.


Hi Dhana,

Could you put your code for the "The Fun tutorial channel" somewhere (including the json source of the exercise) so I can take a look?

> Installed kolibri-exercise-perseus-plugin 1.0.5 from https://pypi.org/project/kolibri-exercise-perseus-plugin/#history
>

You don't need to install that manually, since it's generally part of Kolibri and enabled by default.

My guess is the issue is some problem with json and or version mismatch between the perseus we use in Kolibri and the one generated by perseus.

Ivan


Sure


There are multiple issues one is the background is not displaying completely and second can't figure out how to add a highlight to the typed text.


Brain-fart on my part. Please disregard my suggested RE.


Yes, I was treating it like a separate package, not messages generated in this package. I found that independently and fixed it when I noticed failures still. I ran the updated change all night and received no more failures.


Nice improvement!


@ergo720 why was this change made?
Sorry I missed it in my initial review :P

There shouldn't be any reason to show both HLE and LLE at the same time? (EG: XDK Samples now show "LLE-A HLE")


Still, why `pci->has_buggy_msi()`? I am try to reverse-engineering your code, writing that function without parameters means that is overridden depending on the bus you have. Therefore something like that:
``` C
static QPCIDevice *qpci_device_find(QPCIBus *bus, ...)
{
    QPCIDevice *dev = malloc(...);
    if (bus->has_buggy_msi) {
        dev->has_buggy_msi = function_returns_true;
    } else {
        dev->has_buggy_msi = function_returns_false;
    }
}
```
Is that what you meant? or has_buggy_msi needs a parameter QPCIDevice *?


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2345 of 2345 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Добавил параметры доски/треда/номерапоста в каждый пост, чтобы не вычислять их постоянно в мегатреде, будущих подписках. И заодно убрать часть jquery, обращаясь через dataset.


@skjnldsv please check my solution for local storage, it works but I want to make sure it is ok for you how I solved it.


159313706_Issue#6796 (Nigusse) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2969 of 2969 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Ouch...


test commit


@sleepypioneer I would have use `find`, but this works too :)


Well, it was hard for you to test given that the rest of the code was
broken :)

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That is perfect :)
This is the proper implementation of a local state linked to a store


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