https://hexdocs.pm/phoenix/Phoenix.Endpoint.html#module-compile-time-configuration

> :code_reloader - when true, enables code reloading functionality


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Would be even better with a shorter title :) https://chris.beams.io/posts/git-commit/


Could we get this message to pop up on first start ?: looks good by the way !


I like the lazy initialization, because tests that don't need a running VM won't spend time/resources doing that.  On the other hand, we have to think about the other advanced cases so that the API doesn't look like a Frankenstein.

Eduardo suggested `get_vm()`, and maybe a nice compromise could having a method such as:

```python
   def get_vm(self, vm_name='default'):
      ...
   def get_new_vm(self, name=None):
     if name is None:
        name = self._get_a_new_name_for_a_new_vm()
    return self.get_vm(name)
```

Again, take this as a brainstorm input, not a a rule to follow.


в прошлый раз был такой коммент:
> в ТЗ: "Может удалять промежуточную станцию из списка"
этот метод удалит любую станцию, в том числе начальную и конечную, что неверно

надо что-то делать )


8 builds for GCC6 in the future ? Lord help us && also my PPC 32-bit Mac!

Do you know if GCC8 (or GCC9) supports PPC32/64? If so I'd be all for moving to using it as the default +gcc* variant if for no other reason than to avoid days of building all of the !#$% gcc* / libgcc* ports just to get a working compiler.

I'll look into moving OpenBLAS* to the compilers PG, if that would help this situation. Probably not for a couple weeks due to workload but I can get it into my MP queue.

I have seen the ongoing discussion & thrown my thoughts into the matter too. I think you & I are close in our beliefs and wishing for more clarity.


сеттер не нужен
уже писал про сеттеры в прошлый раз, тут та же история


Trying push & correcting typos


da geb ich Dir recht, nehme gerne einen PR an :)


That's a fair point. Naturally if you've identified an issue that only occurs within the extension, that's our issue.

The vast majority of the formatting-related issues we get are ones where the formatting works, but it formats something "wrong" or different to how the user wants. Which is something PSScriptAnalyzer controls rather than us.

I'll change the description, but the longer it gets the less clear it becomes.

Can you also please open an issue to track your bug in https://github.com/PowerShell/vscode-PowerShell


### **Intentionally added empty composer because heroku wouldn't recognize app without one.**


![screen shot 2018-10-18 at 17 41 49](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/7354248/47170117-28ed4f80-d2fd-11e8-9108-3cfe074569c3.png)


ich versteh zugegebenermaßen den Unterschied zwischen den CONTROL_MODE und SET_POINT_MODE Datenpunkten nicht. Mit CONTROL_MODE scheint es allerdings zu funktionieren.


лучше сделать, как и `acceleration` c аргументом


comment


@fabiosantoscode Glad to see that you've fixed the mochallel issues.

The results are mixed as far as I can tell...

Travis CI timings of [mocha](https://travis-ci.org/terser-js/terser/builds/442284731?utm_source=github_status&utm_medium=notification) versus [mochallel](https://travis-ci.org/terser-js/terser/builds/443241882?utm_source=github_status&utm_medium=notification):

| node version | mocha | mochallel |
| :--- |     ---: |          ---: |
| 0.10 | 3:41 | **3:14** |
| 0.12 | **20:47** | 22:28 |
| 4 | 8:06 | **6:06** |
| 6 | 2:43 | **2:09** |
| 8 | **18:24** | 19:31 |
| 10 | **7:57** | 8:20 |
| total seconds | **3698s** | 3708s |

The overall travis job is as only as fast as the slowest sub-task - and mocha's slowest sub-task is slightly faster than mochallel in this case: 20:47.

Perhaps limiting the concurrency to 2 or 3 would yield a better mochallel result.

A minor thing: I also noticed that mochallel doesn't emit output for long periods of time until a given task completes in order to satisfy the original serial test order's output. This contrasts with the dumber mocha task which is outputting continuously.


проверка не очень удачная
предположим скорость равна `5`, в результате вызова этого метода она станет `-5`, что не очень правильно )


Fantastic commit, love the control options, might add a 3x simulation speed, but that's just me.


Hi! This is the friendly automated conda-forge-webservice.

I updated the Github team because of this commit.

- @ngoldbaum was added to this feedstock maintenance team.

You should get push access to this feedstock and CI services.

Feel free to join the community [chat room](https://gitter.im/conda-forge/conda-forge.github.io).

NOTE: Please make sure to not push to the repository directly.
      Use branches in your fork for any changes and send a PR.
      More details [here](https://conda-forge.org/docs/conda-forge_gotchas.html#using-a-fork-vs-a-branch-when-updating-a-recipe)


修改


Jap, wäre "richtiger" ;-) dann müsste es auch `datapointSetPointTemperature` statt `datapointSetpoint` heissen. PR welcome :)


参考

- https://marunouchi-tech.i-studio.co.jp/350/
- https://www.terakoya.work/php-regexp-get-img-tag/


Can anyone weigh in on why this commit was reverted?


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The netlify _redirects enable the history pushstate and serve the index.html instead of giving a 404 no matter what URL the browser requests => [HISTORY PUSHSTATE AND SINGLE PAGE APPS](https://www.netlify.com/docs/redirects/#rewrites-and-proxying)


Created multidev environment [dgreat#pr-199](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/41cad7fe-472d-43a9-a470-d391b9622376#pr-199).

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Topics I would expect (if you were to continue the blog): Paleo diet, an expose on the Atkins diet


There might be an easier way to do that, but I think using groovy script is easier than using gogo shell:

1. go to `Control Panel > Configuration > Server Administration > Script`
2. execute the script bellow (changing the `displayNameFilter` for whatever you want to search for):
```groovy
displayNameFilter = "content";
com.liferay.portal.kernel.service.PortletLocalServiceUtil.getPortlets()
    .findAll { it.displayName.toLowerCase().contains(displayNameFilter) }
    .each { out.println("'${it.displayName}': ${it.portletId}") };
```

this is the output I get when I search for "content":
```
'Content Page Editor': com_liferay_layout_type_controller_content_internal_portlet_ContentPageEditorPortlet
'Recent Content': com_liferay_asset_publisher_web_portlet_RecentContentPortlet
'Web Content': com_liferay_journal_web_portlet_JournalPortlet
'Web Content Display': com_liferay_journal_content_web_portlet_JournalContentPortlet
```


метод почти верный, но есть у него серьезный недостаток
твой код сейчас сообщает поезду, что он переместился на станцию, т.е. "поезд знает на какой он станции"
но... "станция про это ничего не знает" (а она также должна быть осведомлена о прибытии поезда, у нее и методы есть для этого)


Reviewer One:
Two things I would expect for this site:
1) How did you get started in the first place and what led to the transformation?

2) (This is not to sound mean or anything, but just for clarity for certain readers) Why should I care about the shop and what does it offer me that other outdoors shops don't?


аналогичное замечание по методам движения


web3.eth.getCoinbase() returns a promise. This ternary will always return false and won't receive and answer response without a callback.


What would you plan on doing for a blog once the keto diet fad is over? What other parts would you wnt to cover other than just the science?


Topics I would expect:
- Why it matters to know where food comes from
- How to fix the problem
- Where food comes from
- Common misconceptions about where food comes from
- Specific survey results
- Possibly interviews with ags?


Reviewer Two:
 -Will you provide sourced details on evidence found about ghosts, or is it more personal experience based?
-Will you give "suggestions" for curious people on where to go to ghost hunt?


путсы надо убрать из методов движения
функционал "движения" дополнить работой со станциями - сообщать им что поезд уехал, приехал


thi is my error (include new commit f103a2b)
[error-build-ferguson4k-hlsdl.zip](https://github.com/samsamsam-iptvplayer/hlsdl/files/2492844/error-build-ferguson4k-hlsdl.zip)


myDataAggr must stay


DocumentationFIxes (jmarrec) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed (1406 of 3037 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

Failures:

integration Test Summary
 * Passed: 1
 * Failed: 632

regression Test Summary
 * Passed: 629
 * Failed: 2

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Examples of posts that would expect would be an expose on To Kill a Mockingbird and Mark Twain' literature.


DELETe this commit pls lol


из методов "предыдущая станци" и "следующая станция" путсы лушче убрать и оставить "голый код" который возвращает значения и ничего не печатает )


I've updated the docs in this PR: https://github.com/sez11a/liferay-docs/pull/3651 to include a reference doc that list the Portlet IDs for portlets that are available out-of-the-box with Liferay. So now all anyone has to do is read the list. Hopefully this will make things easier. Your approach is convenient as well. I'll mention it to the lead developer and see what he thinks. Thanks!


That page doesn’t exist. :)


2 Questions:
-How will greater knowledge of the agriculture process benefit the general public?
-What do farmers wish that regular consumers knew about food growth?


Fixed all failures and put in victory conditions


Fixed all failures


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2 questions about the concept/topic
- Who will be reading this blog and how will they access it?
- How will you keep the posts from feeling monotonous? I think it's an interesting topic. I'm just not sure how many posts you could do about this topic while still keeping the reader's attention.
I promise these comments are made with the best of intentions, and I hope you don't read them as cruel or nitpicky, because that was not my intention!


Perfect!


DocumentationFIxes (jmarrec) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (3037 of 3037 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)


Oh, I'll be documenting some alternatives as soon as time allows. Balancing multiple high priority items in a very short period of time.


Add gem Ransack.
Search user.


Reviewer Two:
2 Questions About This:

1) (Not wanting to sound rude, but legit question someone might ask) Why should I care about this and why should I be interested?

2) Are these people that you know or just history of a store?


Reviewer 1:
I would expect to learn a little bit of history or background information on ghost hunting. How it came to be, when it first evolved, etc.

I would also expect information on if there have been ghost found (if they are actually found, I know nothing about ghost hunting)

Locations of where ghosts are prominent and how many have been found there


Since you mentioned the ecology of each location, I wold expect you to discuss the landscapes. soil and water quality and conditions, plant life. maybe talk about the wildlife and climate of the locations. if you still need more to talk about the agriculture climate of the places.


Reviewer 2:
What brands were new to Estes Park?
What was your vision for the business? Both visually in the store, and for the business as a whole.
Overall:
What will the 3 other posts be?
Is your audience the people in Estes Park? So they can learn the knowledge and vision of the new Hyk business in the town?
The purpose of this blog is...?


@pb00068 just as @vondele explained: completed depth remains at rootDepth.


@jlovejoy I think the change in line 8 accidentally broke the build -- if you look at the end, there's a missing `<` character before `/notes>`.

FYI I'm fixing this in updates to #713 -- just wanted to make sure we didn't tag 3.3 release in the meantime  =)


drop default pass,


I have opened a JIRA issue to get clarifications: https://jira.iter.org/browse/IMAS-1809


Braden farris reviewer 1: 2 topics i expect to be discussed besides the specific places fishing, is a background of fishing, and maybe a perosnal blog post of why you enjoy fishing overall.


@heftig interesting idea, would be happy to merge such a patch ;-)


M still getting an error regarding not recognizing xml in R.xml.settings_main.
Error:(20, 41) error: cannot find symbol variable xml


Reviewer One:
-As you plan to, I'd except further information on what happened with the store and where it is now.
-Maybe something that addresses the audience more, and why this matters to others.


I think that this blog will be organized very well, but when I think of a GMO blog, I expect there to be a debate. I anticipated maybe a section on the two arguments and maybe defining exactly what each side is arguing and why.


Reviewer Two:
2 Questions About This:
(Not wanting to sound rude, but legit question someone might ask) Why should I care about this and why should I be interested?
Are these people that you know or just history of a store?


2.  How do you plan to do your introduction post? Other than that I think tour topic and locations are fine.

What do you plan on covering during each post?


Review one. I expected to see why goats matter and their uses.
I also expected to learn about all goats but going specific was great.


Please include OBSGEO-[XYZ] FITS standard headers. Those are the standard way to define telescope location.


Questions that I wold ask about this topic would be:
what was the level of difficulty  for each location?
What made each location challenging or exciting?
What were the differences between the locations?
How was the atmosphere of each location? (busy, windy, advanced, etc.)
what would be the best time to be at each location?
Would there be any special needs for each location?
I would just be looking for specifics and what makes each location unique.


rrr


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Maybe you can also check all the QMLs that used `ItemPage` so that this issue won't be seen in any page anymore. For example, I also saw a similar issue in NetworkDetails.qml although I don't know where this page is displayed 😁


I found the sql errors, they relate to otions copied over from the database editor. I have commented out the offending entrys and now sqls run fine with no errors.

_


This should be LATISS


reviewer 2 Braden Farris: are you going off of personal experience or published/expert knowledge? will other agricultural concepts be compared to hog farming, or will this be specifically talking about hog farming, with no other general farming concepts?


Which one?


> I'm not sure if this is a practice you want to adopt in the project.

I am holding off doing this until the toolchain supports it for instrumented tests because it makes refactoring local tests to instrumented tests a hell.


Not necessary.
Recipe.addIngredient(...) already does that.


Dette burde vel vere "Slave" og "Master" ?


I would expect some information of feed ration, different types of facilities, and anything else you feel that would be relevant to the topic.


how want its for help team how u find cant tey


Should be keys to match true branch


No eosc-pilot/1.0-remastering/test-cmds.txt (test file) present, skipping tests


Created multidev environment [lawhelp#ci-1521](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/9ec12d94-c804-44b7-968e-166a0b49fdc0#ci-1521).

[![Visit Site](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pantheon-systems/ci-drops-8/0.1.0/data/img/visit-site-36.png)](https://ci-1521-lawhelp.pantheonsite.io/)


what are u how are find GitHub getting looking long
 roda mony


@matthewjmiller
Will these be better topics? I was thinking for the last blog, my personal opinion of GMOs.


nice! thanks!


del


Du koenntest die anzahl der mad's in einer variable speichern, dann musst du die nicht 100x aendern


THIS IS THE GREATEST CODEMANSHIP I HAVE EVER SEEN WHO ARE YOU?????


proba


Yeah, I know about those.  They don't work consistently.  If you use CMake version X with compiler version Y, and CMake X was created before Y was released, those attributes are *all* undefined for Y.


commit


@kwalcock Awesome! Now instead of extending Test class I would just extend PortugueseTest, is that right?


Hi this looks great! Would you be willing to create a merge request within the felix codebase for the configuration part?


I think this sentence should say it's an increase TO 12 million, not an increase OF 12 million. That seems to be the intent elsewhere in the document.


Looks good to me!  I can confirm that the library is problematic pre-patch, since new host IPs won't get picked up without a service restart.

Is `respect_ttl` defaulted to `False` just to make the transition softer?  I would personally like to see it defaulted to `True`.


Now could not deploy this pull request since the "files" configuration in `now.json` lists these files or directories which do not exist:

* `.env`
* `imgs/favicon.png`

These paths may be missing from the GitHub repository because of a `.gitignore` file.
Consider committing them to GitHub or removing them from the "files" list and generating the paths on Now instead using a [build script for a Node.js deployment](https://zeit.co/docs/deployment-types/node), or within your `Dockerfile` for a [docker deployment](https://zeit.co/docs/deployment-types/docker).

For more information on the "files" configuration in now.json, visit [https://zeit.co/docs/features/configuration#files(array)](https://zeit.co/docs/features/configuration#files(array))


Implementation of the new prebid version, create by Alright


The file pom.properties should be called with a more proper name, like `service.properties`, we do not need there the `groupId` and the `artifactId` IMHO

The way the file is parsed is not correct (`Main.class.getResourcesAsStream`??) also it should be placed somewhere else. The same information needs to be provided for PDFs, and I must say I would also add an entry `/version` in the API (together with `isAlive`) that returns a json with name and version.


Fix https://github.com/ErnyTech/p7zip/issues/4


I don't think it's that commit in particular as it defaults to false but that is interesting... Is your site available somewhere so I can debug it?


Indeed, that's the idea.  I'm still working out some details to prevent there being too many EidosSystems active at once before adding this to master.


Created multidev environment [sfgov#ci-1625](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/91d50373-c4cf-40e4-a646-cb73e16a140c#ci-1625).

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That is exactly my point. When made explicitly, me2/*.m (or *.m.gz) files are kept. When made as dependency for check_* either .m or .m.gz should be preserved depending on if they are listed in $(KEEP_M) or $(KEEP_GZ). This change means "keep all .m and .gz files", while what we want is to keep .m files for 3- and 4-point functions and .gz for 5- and 6-point functions. I am simply surprised that it does not work for you.


incorrect title for this test... should make sure it's readable when you run it


donwload ONLY mongo version 3.4..


#if defined(RM68200_HD720_DSI_VDO)
	&rm68200_hd720_dsi_vdo_lcm_drv,
#endif


Great, thank you!


output_processor_json (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-18.04-gcc-7.3-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (2417 of 2419 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

Failures:

integration Test Summary
 * Passed: 635
 * Timeout: 2

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output_processor_json (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-18.04-custom_check: OK (2 of 2 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Created multidev environment [rescue-x#oct-18](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/c8430b75-4272-4aca-bfcd-206b12279315#oct-18).

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Successfully aliased the URL <https://maritime-tracker-iulmfhkrfr.now.sh> to the following alias.

* https://maritimetracker.app


Bro you commented on my tutorial about text to speech. Do you have questions :)?


Thanks @RKushnir @tsujigiri. Most of the comments are related to code that came from rocketfuel_api gem. But anyway, I'll make the suggested changes, as I also agree with them.


I made another update hopefully in the feature


DocumentationFIxes (jmarrec) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (3037 of 3037 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Использование EDT 1.9.3 тут сознательное?


Successfully aliased the URL <https://jonathanwieben-pgdcyrroex.now.sh> to the following alias.

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The yara_detected function is declared twice in the same class. They appear to be duplicates.


damn, thanks for find it, pushing fix


This modified sql removes errors on running it.


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kua, toto mi uslo ... vobec som si vizualne nevsimol, ze sa to netyka orchestracii.


probably the order does not matter for the routines under `access-layer/pythoninterface/IDSDef2PyRoutines.xsl` since they are writing all zeros anyways.


Done


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fixes issue #1


I would have to spend more time understanding how that code path would work. It is possible this would work, just want to make sure I understand the details.


从v吃不吃


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We don't send DB error messages directly in the response, because that exposes our DB structure to our users. The response can just say 'database error'. The actual contents of the error is usually logged where only the devs can see it.


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I would be willing to initiate a PR, but unfortunately the http/2 support that the configuration part would enable doesn't work without changing how the felix.http bundle is packaged as discussed on the felix mailing list at: https://www.mail-archive.com/users@felix.apache.org/msg18187.html

The felix community seemed reluctant to make the required changes so I didn't send the PR at the time.


Aliasing was ignored due to a new commit existing for this branch, which will be aliased instead.


We had to cut out the different part.


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| `./data/tlg0014/tlg001/tlg0014.tlg001.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
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| `./data/tlg0014/tlg002/tlg0014.tlg002.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
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| `./data/tlg0014/tlg003/tlg0014.tlg003.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg004/tlg0014.tlg004.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg004/tlg0014.tlg004.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg005/tlg0014.tlg005.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg005/tlg0014.tlg005.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg006/tlg0014.tlg006.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg006/tlg0014.tlg006.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg007/tlg0014.tlg007.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg007/tlg0014.tlg007.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg008/tlg0014.tlg008.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg008/tlg0014.tlg008.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
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| `./data/tlg0014/tlg009/tlg0014.tlg009.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg010/tlg0014.tlg010.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg010/tlg0014.tlg010.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg011/tlg0014.tlg011.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg011/tlg0014.tlg011.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
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| `./data/tlg0014/tlg012/tlg0014.tlg012.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
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| `./data/tlg0014/tlg013/tlg0014.tlg013.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg014/tlg0014.tlg014.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg014/tlg0014.tlg014.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg015/tlg0014.tlg015.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg015/tlg0014.tlg015.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg016/tlg0014.tlg016.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg016/tlg0014.tlg016.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg017/tlg0014.tlg017.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg017/tlg0014.tlg017.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg018/tlg0014.tlg018.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg018/tlg0014.tlg018.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg019/tlg0014.tlg019.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg019/tlg0014.tlg019.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg020/tlg0014.tlg020.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg020/tlg0014.tlg020.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg021/tlg0014.tlg021.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg021/tlg0014.tlg021.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg022/tlg0014.tlg022.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg022/tlg0014.tlg022.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
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| `./data/tlg0014/tlg024/tlg0014.tlg024.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg025/tlg0014.tlg025.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg025/tlg0014.tlg025.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg026/tlg0014.tlg026.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg026/tlg0014.tlg026.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg027/tlg0014.tlg027.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg027/tlg0014.tlg027.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
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| `./data/tlg0014/tlg028/tlg0014.tlg028.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg029/tlg0014.tlg029.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg029/tlg0014.tlg029.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg030/tlg0014.tlg030.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg030/tlg0014.tlg030.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg031/tlg0014.tlg031.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg031/tlg0014.tlg031.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
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| `./data/tlg0014/tlg032/tlg0014.tlg032.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
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| `./data/tlg0014/tlg033/tlg0014.tlg033.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
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| `./data/tlg0014/tlg034/tlg0014.tlg034.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg035/tlg0014.tlg035.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg035/tlg0014.tlg035.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg036/tlg0014.tlg036.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg036/tlg0014.tlg036.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg037/tlg0014.tlg037.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg037/tlg0014.tlg037.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg038/tlg0014.tlg038.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg038/tlg0014.tlg038.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg039/tlg0014.tlg039.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg039/tlg0014.tlg039.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg040/tlg0014.tlg040.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg040/tlg0014.tlg040.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg041/tlg0014.tlg041.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg041/tlg0014.tlg041.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg042/tlg0014.tlg042.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg042/tlg0014.tlg042.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg043/tlg0014.tlg043.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg043/tlg0014.tlg043.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg044/tlg0014.tlg044.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg044/tlg0014.tlg044.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg045/tlg0014.tlg045.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg045/tlg0014.tlg045.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg046/tlg0014.tlg046.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg046/tlg0014.tlg046.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
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| `./data/tlg0014/tlg047/tlg0014.tlg047.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg048/tlg0014.tlg048.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg048/tlg0014.tlg048.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg049/tlg0014.tlg049.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg049/tlg0014.tlg049.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg050/tlg0014.tlg050.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg050/tlg0014.tlg050.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg051/tlg0014.tlg051.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg051/tlg0014.tlg051.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg052/tlg0014.tlg052.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg052/tlg0014.tlg052.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg053/tlg0014.tlg053.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg053/tlg0014.tlg053.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
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| `./data/tlg0014/tlg054/tlg0014.tlg054.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg055/tlg0014.tlg055.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg055/tlg0014.tlg055.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
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| `./data/tlg0014/tlg056/tlg0014.tlg056.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
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| `./data/tlg0014/tlg057/tlg0014.tlg057.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg058/tlg0014.tlg058.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg058/tlg0014.tlg058.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg059/tlg0014.tlg059.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg059/tlg0014.tlg059.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg060/tlg0014.tlg060.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg060/tlg0014.tlg060.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
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| `./data/tlg0014/tlg061/tlg0014.tlg061.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg062/tlg0014.tlg062.perseus-eng1.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg062/tlg0014.tlg062.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg062/tlg0014.tlg062.perseus-grc1.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg063/tlg0014.tlg063.perseus-eng1.xml` | New      |
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| `./data/tlg0014/tlg063/tlg0014.tlg063.perseus-grc1.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg001/tlg0014.tlg001.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg001/tlg0014.tlg001.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg002/tlg0014.tlg002.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
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| `./data/tlg0014/tlg003/tlg0014.tlg003.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
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| `./data/tlg0014/tlg004/tlg0014.tlg004.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg004/tlg0014.tlg004.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg005/tlg0014.tlg005.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg005/tlg0014.tlg005.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg006/tlg0014.tlg006.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg006/tlg0014.tlg006.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg007/tlg0014.tlg007.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg007/tlg0014.tlg007.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg008/tlg0014.tlg008.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
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| `./data/tlg0014/tlg009/tlg0014.tlg009.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
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| `./data/tlg0014/tlg010/tlg0014.tlg010.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg010/tlg0014.tlg010.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg011/tlg0014.tlg011.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg011/tlg0014.tlg011.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg012/tlg0014.tlg012.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg012/tlg0014.tlg012.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg013/tlg0014.tlg013.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg013/tlg0014.tlg013.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg014/tlg0014.tlg014.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg014/tlg0014.tlg014.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg015/tlg0014.tlg015.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg015/tlg0014.tlg015.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg016/tlg0014.tlg016.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg016/tlg0014.tlg016.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg017/tlg0014.tlg017.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg017/tlg0014.tlg017.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg018/tlg0014.tlg018.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg018/tlg0014.tlg018.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
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Not sure if I understand. Do you say to not use env variables as default value for client_id/secret_key? Why not?


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gggggggg


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Seriously.. How did I never notice this?


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@heftig ah, eh, I decided to cook something along those lines myself, let me finish that quickly.


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Is there a reason to make `ctags` from optional to required?


Gerne!


Prueba


Snort.


Could we use this to have a decorator interface as well?

`@app.graphql_route(...)`


Being able to drop the amount of options. Since we don't test those we're trying to make the most used options default


Ha! I didn't notice it either. Thanks for figuring it out and fixing it!
I'm back from giving 4 EnviroDIY presentations at 3 conferences over the last 10 days, and I'm very much looking forward to testing your code. I have 3 stations in front of me that need it so that we can collect at least a month of data before things freeze solid.


arrow notation


@heftig ptal on #10456, it implements your second idea


:O


background-color: #305e99;


@AylenOrtiz Como ya te indicamos el otro día, estaría guay que en vez de usar el método "startsWith" usaras el "includes", que te permite buscar los caracteres dentro del string en vez sólo buscar si empieza igual. Te dejo el enlace a la documentación =)

[Array Includes](https://developer.mozilla.org/es/docs/Web/JavaScript/Referencia/Objetos_globales/Array/includes)


Good Idea, so works the logic with ! .


@seangates There is also a reference that in peerDependencies that needs updating. It can probably wait until just before doing the final 1.0.7 release.


I guess so, yeah... the decorator would wrap the schema class in that case.


Oh wait, it’s not a schema class it’s an instance. So, not sure: how would a full example look?


@AylenOrtiz una buena idea para evitar tener que poner todo el rato el this.props.pokemon es sacarlo a una variable justo antes del return y trabajar con esa variable.


Цяпер апісанне не патрэбна?


nie jestem pewny, ale chyba `;` jest niepotrzeny


Can this switch statement be factored out as a function? (Y'all have probably thought of this; I'm just not familiar enough with React to know :-))


thankyou


@RgomezBertoli


please watch your profanity, Mr. Uner


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@michielverhoef Wat is de vraag?


сатанинская няня, чувства верующих под угрозой оскорбления))


Oo I like that.. you would then be able to: `/placeholder/640/480/myfile.svg`?


Users have no business ignoring (or not) advanced constraints; they specify them.
However, the advanced constraints will never cause an overconstrained event, so they're not worrisome in this context. I suggest not mentioning them at all.


if you want these two items to have the same animation, a more semantic name would be prefered. maybe 'animation wobble' or just 'wobble'.


Very cool! Thanks for adding this!


Sorry, please revert this one. As we've discussed, "private equity" has a very different meaning. "Private equity" does not mean "private" plus "equity compensation".


Oh, actually, this is wrong.


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It needs to be `6.0.5-0`, as `6.0.5` won't pick up the pre-release version of it.


No need to pick up pre-release version of skin. 6.0.5 is good.


Right! I just did it. (I'm getting too old. 😭 )


But what format is it supposed to return? The one that's least in violation of the constraints (treating max / min / exact as if they were "ideal")? Or something else?
This para may be underspecified.


Mijn vraag staat in mijn reactie op een commentaar van Arjan:
 @ArjanKloosterboer:
Moet de identificatie van het zaaktype bekend zijn? Welke? De functionele of de technische? En is dit niet te voor de hand liggend om dat hier te vermelden? En als je de identificatie al weet, is dan de catalogus nog nodig?

@michielverhoef:
Om details op te vragen moet de identificatie van dat object bekend zijn. Welke dat is staat beschreven in de OAS.

De identficatie van de catalogus is waarschijnlijk onderdeel van de identificatie van het zaaktype maar dat weet ik niet zeker.
@sergei-maertens of @joeribekker , kunnen jullie hier iets over zeggen?


cool


Good refactor to check if remaining enrollment members are still outstanding when copying the is_any_enrollment_member_outstanding from older enrollment.


Ещё не закончил


Tu devras ajouter des comportements "snap.get(...)" à tes mocks pour que les tests passent. Vu que pour l'instant t'as défini que des "snap.getString(...)" par exemple.


Method to check if any of the consumer enrollment members are outstanding.


actually I added it by mistake to App.js, and it was removed already


C++ code to find longest common subsequence.


I was thinking something like
```python
@app.graphql.route(..)
class Query(graphene.ObjectType):
    hello = graphene.String(name=graphene.String(default_value="stranger"))
    def resolve_hello(self, info, name):
        return "Hello " + name
```
But I don’t think that will work with this current implementation


Good


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [SQL Create Statements](https://trello.com/c/FfoOy3rV/4-sql-create-statements)


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| `./data/tlg0014/tlg010/tlg0014.tlg010.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg011/tlg0014.tlg011.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg011/tlg0014.tlg011.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg012/tlg0014.tlg012.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg012/tlg0014.tlg012.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg013/tlg0014.tlg013.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg013/tlg0014.tlg013.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg014/tlg0014.tlg014.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg014/tlg0014.tlg014.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg015/tlg0014.tlg015.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg015/tlg0014.tlg015.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg016/tlg0014.tlg016.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg016/tlg0014.tlg016.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg017/tlg0014.tlg017.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg017/tlg0014.tlg017.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg018/tlg0014.tlg018.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg018/tlg0014.tlg018.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg019/tlg0014.tlg019.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg019/tlg0014.tlg019.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg020/tlg0014.tlg020.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg020/tlg0014.tlg020.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg021/tlg0014.tlg021.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg021/tlg0014.tlg021.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg022/tlg0014.tlg022.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg022/tlg0014.tlg022.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg023/tlg0014.tlg023.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg023/tlg0014.tlg023.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg024/tlg0014.tlg024.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg024/tlg0014.tlg024.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg025/tlg0014.tlg025.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg025/tlg0014.tlg025.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg026/tlg0014.tlg026.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg026/tlg0014.tlg026.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg027/tlg0014.tlg027.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg027/tlg0014.tlg027.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg028/tlg0014.tlg028.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg028/tlg0014.tlg028.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg029/tlg0014.tlg029.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg029/tlg0014.tlg029.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg030/tlg0014.tlg030.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg030/tlg0014.tlg030.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg031/tlg0014.tlg031.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg031/tlg0014.tlg031.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg032/tlg0014.tlg032.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg032/tlg0014.tlg032.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg033/tlg0014.tlg033.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg033/tlg0014.tlg033.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg034/tlg0014.tlg034.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg034/tlg0014.tlg034.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg035/tlg0014.tlg035.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg035/tlg0014.tlg035.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg036/tlg0014.tlg036.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg036/tlg0014.tlg036.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg037/tlg0014.tlg037.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg037/tlg0014.tlg037.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg038/tlg0014.tlg038.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg038/tlg0014.tlg038.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg039/tlg0014.tlg039.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg039/tlg0014.tlg039.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg040/tlg0014.tlg040.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg040/tlg0014.tlg040.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg041/tlg0014.tlg041.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg041/tlg0014.tlg041.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg042/tlg0014.tlg042.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg042/tlg0014.tlg042.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg043/tlg0014.tlg043.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg043/tlg0014.tlg043.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg044/tlg0014.tlg044.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg044/tlg0014.tlg044.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg045/tlg0014.tlg045.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg045/tlg0014.tlg045.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg046/tlg0014.tlg046.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg046/tlg0014.tlg046.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg047/tlg0014.tlg047.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg047/tlg0014.tlg047.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg048/tlg0014.tlg048.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg048/tlg0014.tlg048.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg049/tlg0014.tlg049.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg049/tlg0014.tlg049.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg050/tlg0014.tlg050.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg050/tlg0014.tlg050.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg051/tlg0014.tlg051.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg051/tlg0014.tlg051.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg052/tlg0014.tlg052.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg052/tlg0014.tlg052.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg053/tlg0014.tlg053.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg053/tlg0014.tlg053.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg054/tlg0014.tlg054.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg054/tlg0014.tlg054.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg055/tlg0014.tlg055.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg055/tlg0014.tlg055.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg056/tlg0014.tlg056.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg056/tlg0014.tlg056.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg057/tlg0014.tlg057.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg057/tlg0014.tlg057.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg058/tlg0014.tlg058.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg058/tlg0014.tlg058.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg059/tlg0014.tlg059.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg059/tlg0014.tlg059.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg060/tlg0014.tlg060.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg060/tlg0014.tlg060.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg061/tlg0014.tlg061.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg061/tlg0014.tlg061.perseus-grc2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg062/tlg0014.tlg062.perseus-eng1.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg062/tlg0014.tlg062.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg062/tlg0014.tlg062.perseus-grc1.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg063/tlg0014.tlg063.perseus-eng1.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg063/tlg0014.tlg063.perseus-eng2.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg063/tlg0014.tlg063.perseus-grc1.xml` | New      |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg001/tlg0014.tlg001.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg001/tlg0014.tlg001.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg002/tlg0014.tlg002.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg002/tlg0014.tlg002.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg003/tlg0014.tlg003.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg003/tlg0014.tlg003.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg004/tlg0014.tlg004.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg004/tlg0014.tlg004.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg005/tlg0014.tlg005.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg005/tlg0014.tlg005.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg006/tlg0014.tlg006.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg006/tlg0014.tlg006.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg007/tlg0014.tlg007.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg007/tlg0014.tlg007.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg008/tlg0014.tlg008.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg008/tlg0014.tlg008.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg009/tlg0014.tlg009.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg009/tlg0014.tlg009.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg010/tlg0014.tlg010.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg010/tlg0014.tlg010.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg011/tlg0014.tlg011.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg011/tlg0014.tlg011.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg012/tlg0014.tlg012.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg012/tlg0014.tlg012.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg013/tlg0014.tlg013.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg013/tlg0014.tlg013.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg014/tlg0014.tlg014.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg014/tlg0014.tlg014.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg015/tlg0014.tlg015.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg015/tlg0014.tlg015.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg016/tlg0014.tlg016.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg016/tlg0014.tlg016.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg017/tlg0014.tlg017.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg017/tlg0014.tlg017.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg018/tlg0014.tlg018.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg018/tlg0014.tlg018.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg019/tlg0014.tlg019.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg019/tlg0014.tlg019.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg020/tlg0014.tlg020.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg020/tlg0014.tlg020.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg021/tlg0014.tlg021.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg021/tlg0014.tlg021.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg022/tlg0014.tlg022.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg022/tlg0014.tlg022.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg023/tlg0014.tlg023.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg023/tlg0014.tlg023.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg024/tlg0014.tlg024.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg024/tlg0014.tlg024.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg025/tlg0014.tlg025.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg025/tlg0014.tlg025.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg026/tlg0014.tlg026.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg026/tlg0014.tlg026.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg027/tlg0014.tlg027.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg027/tlg0014.tlg027.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg028/tlg0014.tlg028.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg028/tlg0014.tlg028.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg029/tlg0014.tlg029.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg029/tlg0014.tlg029.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg030/tlg0014.tlg030.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg030/tlg0014.tlg030.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg031/tlg0014.tlg031.perseus-eng2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg031/tlg0014.tlg031.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg032/tlg0014.tlg032.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg032/tlg0014.tlg032.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg033/tlg0014.tlg033.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg033/tlg0014.tlg033.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg034/tlg0014.tlg034.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg034/tlg0014.tlg034.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg035/tlg0014.tlg035.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg035/tlg0014.tlg035.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg036/tlg0014.tlg036.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg036/tlg0014.tlg036.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg037/tlg0014.tlg037.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg037/tlg0014.tlg037.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg038/tlg0014.tlg038.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg038/tlg0014.tlg038.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg039/tlg0014.tlg039.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg039/tlg0014.tlg039.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg040/tlg0014.tlg040.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg040/tlg0014.tlg040.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg041/tlg0014.tlg041.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg041/tlg0014.tlg041.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg042/tlg0014.tlg042.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg042/tlg0014.tlg042.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg043/tlg0014.tlg043.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg043/tlg0014.tlg043.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg044/tlg0014.tlg044.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg044/tlg0014.tlg044.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg045/tlg0014.tlg045.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg045/tlg0014.tlg045.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg046/tlg0014.tlg046.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg046/tlg0014.tlg046.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg047/tlg0014.tlg047.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg047/tlg0014.tlg047.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg048/tlg0014.tlg048.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg048/tlg0014.tlg048.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg049/tlg0014.tlg049.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg049/tlg0014.tlg049.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg050/tlg0014.tlg050.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg050/tlg0014.tlg050.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg051/tlg0014.tlg051.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg051/tlg0014.tlg051.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg052/tlg0014.tlg052.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg052/tlg0014.tlg052.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg053/tlg0014.tlg053.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg053/tlg0014.tlg053.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg054/tlg0014.tlg054.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg054/tlg0014.tlg054.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg055/tlg0014.tlg055.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg055/tlg0014.tlg055.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg056/tlg0014.tlg056.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg056/tlg0014.tlg056.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg057/tlg0014.tlg057.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg057/tlg0014.tlg057.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg058/tlg0014.tlg058.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0014/tlg058/tlg0014.tlg058.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
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| `./data/tlg0014/tlg062/tlg0014.tlg062.perseus-eng1.xml` | Failing  |
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*[Hook UI build recap](http://ci.perseids.org/repo/PerseusDL/canonical-greekLit/4547)*


So, you are using custom build system. You must add mpegts.c as source file.
I have nothing to do with this.


To je cool. Teď vidím, jaké strašné hlouposti jsem napsal. :smile:


Revert this change pls


Rever this change pls


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I only think about 10.5 PPC32 because I'm paid to do so ;)  Given the very small number of such users, I'm not worried about having +gcc8 be the default for a week or 2. If you're using PPC32, then you better be pretty saavy & able to figure these issues out for yourself (and, complain, too, if desired).

Seems like moving to the compilers PG would take care of a number of issues. Hence I'll add it to my queue for when I get a break at work in early November.


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* 4 / 4 ?


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test ikonas


a reproduce case for float/double:
new ObjectMapper().readValue(Strings.repeat("9", 19), float.class or double.class);

in fact, only NR_DOUBLE is valid in this place, because getFloatValue delegate to getDoubleValue


FYI: I just installed `+clang+gcc6+lapack`, and the resulting dependency chain (via `otool` and `port provides`) is `libgcc6` (`libgortran.3`) and `libgcc8` (`libquadmath.0` and `libgcc_s.1`) .... no `libgcc7` at least for me (10.12 all latest, MP from GIT all latest). Those are the direct library dependencies, but even indirect dependencies don't change them. So ... not sure where `libgcc7` comes in there ... seems like the whole gcc* / libgcc* stuff is outside my pay grade ... ;)


Just redid this since the commit hadn't previously worked


Dura unos dos minutos


NOTE: This commit adds a link to the Google Maps API which will provide a lo-res watermarked map, as the API key is not provided here. In the production version, the API key will be inserted as a parameter of the URL.


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Dear axgle, thanks for the suggestions. I'll merge with upstream. Could you explain why you changed `"\n"` to `"\t"` on line 10 of `hello.l`? Was it comestic, or _essential_ to make it work? tx


replaced answer with r^2


added the question


nice, although I typically trim-then-empty-check to remove whitespace-only lines


jak już sobie budujesz ten string to warto byłoby zrobić na niego asserta. bo skoro to jest testo to raczej wiesz co się w nim powinno znaleźć


Seems like a junk file. Will remove it.


Something seems to be missing here.


This is causing troubles. I believe that since inport isnt a member of hub, the the rtmidi port is closed.