labofsahil/github-event-dataset-2012 huggingface dataset:
TCP & UDP handler socket timeout & a proper connection handler
ftp.ls command returns wrong Date

Proposed solution for issue number 25 --> https://github.com/sergi/jsftp/issues/25
add request spec for remove from cart link, refers to #1934

After seeing @cmar 8f3ff66e9139fd6725d72a7bed996bd36de87a5c commit I realized how to test the single click  on the remove line items from cart link. This is the resulting regression test for my previous commit (#1934).
Localizing datepicker.

This localizes the jQuery datepicker used in admin views.
Bump paperclip again since it was undone during @7d987fe0e8
Fixed the abc_exclude example in the README
Remove Translator indirection

WIP to make the code base simpler.

@myronmarston I'm considering changing the exclusions API. Rather than a separate file, I want to add them as command line switches:

`--abc-exclude Some::Class --abc-exclude Some::OtherClass --style-exclude some/file.rb`

This has two benefits:

* Only one configuration file (`.cane`)
* Less special casing in the code

The downside being the YAML format is probably nicer for large numbers of files. I'm not too concerned about this, since we don't want to encourage large amounts of files. Especially if we allow globbing in the exclude switches. Thoughts?
Fix issue 2684. Pickling note removed because it's not relevant anymore.

This patch should fix both issues by correctly pickling/unpickling objects.

When unpickling an object, evaluate=False is passed whenever possible because object has already been evaluated before. Some constructors do not accept evaluate kwarg which is why we have a try:except:.

After calling new, setstate needs to be called to set assumptions and other slots for objects.

Issue 2204: http://code.google.com/p/sympy/issues/detail?id=2204
Issue 2684: http://code.google.com/p/sympy/issues/detail?id=2684
Improve trig evaluation

This is an updated version of the code I posted in relation to
issue 2949.  http://code.google.com/p/sympy/issues/detail?id=2949

In can produce exact radical expressions for  n pi/12 and other values,
and can be extended to calculate any sin or cos that has an exact
representation in terms of nested square roots by adding a few more
partial-fraction decompositions.

This is my first attempt at contributing code.  Feedback welcome.
TODO: rebase Update IPython notebooks to version 3 for IPython 0.13 release

With the release of IPython 0.13, the v3 notebook format is now out in a production release. The current notebooks were opened with the new release and saved, updating them to the most recent version.
The change we discussed earlier.

With this change you can still set do modifications of
Links and then to change to pass the changes to the
kernel. But it additionally enables you to interact
with this part of libnl-python in a more pythonic
way. Instead of:

    eth0 = links['eth0']
    eth0.mtu = 5000
    eth0.change()

you can do:

    with links['eth0'] as eth0:
        eth0.mtu = 5000
camera distortion bugfix

I found the problem eventually, I must have been half asleep (the python opencv docs are sometimes not very clear)
Rainy

ぐぬぬ
Support xterm Home/End keys.

http://invisible-island.net/xterm/xterm.faq.html#xterm_pc_style
Tokenize all pseudoclasscolons, rather than just the first.

I found a problem with multiple pseudoclasses:

    a ::pseudoclass,
    b ::pseudoclass {}

would be minified to:

    a ::pseudoclass,
    b::pseudoclass {}

Removing the space in the second instance.

Here's a test and patch for the problem.
Thanks.
Bug fix for topState()

Fixed an error in topState resulting in the wrong state being returned
Amanda v0.4.0

> In progress...
Update View/Users/view.ctp

Missing PHP bracket causing the error in the view action
plResManager performance fix

This fixes slow page lookups in the ResMgr by using a std::map instead of a std::set. It also moves some commonly used functions inline for better optimization.

It also fixes a critical problem with plString on Linux.
Loan demand data fix

A bug when calculating Loan#dti_amount_claimed for non-EFG loans resulted in #dti_interest and #dti_break_costs not being included in the calculation. The following script corrects any loans affected by this bug since go live.

    RAILS_ENV=production ./script/rails db/data_fixes/2012-11-21_fix_demanded_loans_dti_amount_claimed.rb

Pivotal https://www.pivotaltracker.com/story/show/39782751
Fix Python+Python3 template warnings

Fix the null.attributes and null.node template warnings, similar to how sharwell fixed them for Java.
Lots of fixes; just pushing from active repo parrt/antlr4
Cleanup markdown in changelog.md

Hi,

I tried to cleanup the markdown in changelog.md a bit to improve readability on Github. You can [see it rendered on my fork](https://github.com/jayeff/koala/blob/fix_changelog_markdown/changelog.md) to better decide if you like it or not.

Wünsche ein schönes Wochenende.
Added ability to disable html5 history using history5 option, and added ...

...2 parallel tests
加个数据库设计
Update docpad for the rest plugin

When trying to update the rest plugin, I realized that the `serverAfter` sent the `{server}` param, but the rest plugin has a signature of `{docpad,server}` and never used the `server` var. This is a small patch to send the `docpad` param instead. I think sending `server` is useless since the helper `getServer` can be used in the rest plugin (or any plugin for that matter).

The rest of my on-going work in this [pull request in the docpad-extras repo](https://github.com/bevry/docpad-extras/pull/6)
Example Auth Code Missing <?php Tags

Three of the four localizations of the Blog Auth Tutorial are missing opening <?php tags in two sections, causing raw PHP to be output; the closing tag is present.

One localization had the opening tag already.
@historyが正常に表示されるように修正しました。

降順に表示するように変更。

指定した値より、履歴が少ない場合の対応。

行末の改行の削除。
Updated copyright notes.



Hello,

I noticed that if you start Cherokee, an old copyright notice is displayed: "2001-2011", instead of "2001–2012".

Then I replaced all the possible combinations of copyright notes:

    Copyright (C) Alvaro Lopez Ortega
    Copyright (C) 2009 Alvaro Lopez Ortega
    Copyright (C) 2010 Alvaro Lopez Ortega
    Copyright (C) 2001-2009 Alvaro Lopez Ortega
    Copyright (C) 2001-2010 Alvaro Lopez Ortega
    Copyright (C) 2001-2011 Alvaro Lopez Ortega
    Copyright (C) YEAR Alvaro Lopez Ortega
    etc.

with the following:

    Copyright © 2001–2013 Alvaro Lopez Ortega

While doing this, I replaced "(C)" with "©" and the minus-character "-" with a n-dash-character "–".

I don't know if I am allowed to touch the copyright notes. But if this helps, I'd be happy!

Kind Regards

Borkason
Update rjson.js

add expose RJSON as module for Node.js
Flags

Added support for flags. Flags for `XX` and `A1` are stored as NULL, they are placeholders when the nation is not identified.
Add Path#relocate

What about the following proposal?
Filter parameters

Rails has the ability to set filtered parameters, which keeps confidential information from appearing in logs. This applies the filters if available before sending the data to errplane.
Few cleanups

Two simple cleanups
- require C99 and drop a good chunk of functions and headers our of configure
- factorize some strings scattered around, it spares 20bytes from the object file so isn't just cosmetic.

Probably I'll spend some time to remove dubious stuff like alloca() later
fix ruby warning in adapter.rb

While digging through the source of your Gem I noticed that my Editor was displaying the following warning after linting caused by outter variable shadowing in the ```adapter.rb``` file. 

```
adapter.rb:169: warning: shadowing outer local variable - options
```

This pull requests fixes this.
Fixed JRuby compatibility

with mongrel it just hung on start up.  but with puma, it just uses webrick.  i work that out.
TAJO-960: NPE occurs when a subquery does not have any query units
Removed duplicate keys + small fixes
Some changes to ebuild/eclass. Move almost entire ebuild to eclass

Rationale:
Source URI's for patches, etc. usualy same over all kernel versions, so it's safe to move most of definitions to eclass, leave only few variables.

IUSE is generated automaticly from "SUPPORTED_FEATURE" variable.
New Spanish documentation has been added at the of the file.
a few refactors

Hi,

here is a pull request :
- fix visibilty of vars
- extraction of methods to enable their use outside of mousemove...

The last one is quite important, since I'd like to use these functions under other circumstances.

Thanks for your feedback !
Average karma in user profiles

One thing that I liked about the profiles on HN was the average karma - it can be a good way to gauge an individual's quality of contribution in some circumstances. I've added a field for average karma in user profiles like so:

![Imgur](http://i.imgur.com/9oH4J.png)
describes defined tags with --describeTags

Adds command line option to display a description of the defined tags
and synonyms.

I did this so I could get a current list of the defined tags and their synonyms. This was to aid in documentation because I could easily compare a list of file names to a list of tag names and find out if any were missing. I think that this list would also include tags defined by plugins since I'm building it after the plugins are all fired up but before any source is parsed.

The list isn't all that pretty, and it's usefulness . . . well, I put it in this separate branch in case you guys want to merge it or squirrel it away for debug purposes.
Made navigation available for any NavItem

e.g. so you can generate nav_item local navigation.
Added tests for deque; fixed several bugs

Explanation is mostly in the title.

The bugs in question are these: 
1. mod in C with a negative number will return a negative number, which was not what I expected. I replaced naive calls to mod in the deque code with a macro that works the way I wanted (the way that Python behaves).

2. The code to push and pop from the global queue didn't correctly check whether it could in fact pull/push as much as it wanted to from the queue.

3. The call to pthread_mutex_trylock wasn't checked properly--it returns 0 on success, but the conditional treated it as if it returned 1 when locking succeed.

There remain memory errors; valgrind keeps telling me things about reads in freed blocks, which probably means we're missing some objects in our mark. I'm implementing a testing framework to compare against the single threaded implementation to work on this.
FIX Add # for drift color in tooltip
COSMETIC Clean up Issue info
Refactor date range selector

- Create a Date range selector template
- Remove link to old calendar framework in smarty template (Smarty page must only use jquery calendar)
- Report usefull CSS from old calendar framework
Auto-focus <input>s on newly added rows in settings page
IIS Express error

I ran into an issue when trying to run this locally, IIS Express wasn't allowing Windows Authenication. This describes how to fix that problem. I was getting a 401.2 error at runtime.
2.2 release notes: add conference presentation links
mongodump dumps index definitions, not index data
DOCS-527 improve mongo man page documentation, add .dbshell .mongorc.js

Additions: file section on .dbshell .mongorc.js /tmp/mongo_edit, environment variables section, rewrote other parts to fix verb tenses, misc formatting cleanup.
Micro JS optimizations to search.js
Allow template editing to work without ckeditor

Noticed some weirdness with the "new document / template" page.  We should get this up ASAP.
std::net::url - adding encoding/decoding of components and forms (from erickt/rust-uri) and more compliant parsing

This includes both a merge of erickt's url / form encoding/decoding code into net::url and a bunch of work to make the parsing a lot more robust. It (obviously) builds off of the rough draft that I wrote a couple weeks ago. In particular, it now actually follows the RFC in terms of what characters are allowed where, as far as I am aware. It also produces error messages when invalid urls are encountered (they could probably use improvement).

In terms of reading the diff, the first couple hundred lines are erickt's encoding/decoding code, with the only changes being some naming and type updates (mainly using @~strs instead of @strs). The core of the new code is in the get_* functions - which do the parsing of various components; only get_authority has significant logic in it (which is primarily caused by the use of ':' in the spec - it can separate a user from password, parts of an ipv6 host, or a host from a port). And of course `from_str` was rewritten to use this new code; it serves as a guide of the order things happen in (and the names follow the convention in the RFC).

Finally, there are a bunch of new tests - all the ones from erickt's repo for encoding/decoding, and some to test individual component parsing and some more full url tests.

brson made some changes to the type of query a couple days ago to make it sendable - presumably those changes should also be made to the encoding/decoding functions for forms, but I'm not sure how it would be best to handle it (straight vectors/tuples, or something else?), and I wanted to have erickt's code mostly intact for this pull request (to try to keep the new code limited). 

(I have run the local tests and the lint check from make check - I'm running the full make check now, but it takes forever on my slow machine and since this code is not used anywhere as far as I know, I doubt there would be anything elsewhere that could cause a failure; if there is, I will obviously update this).
generate dll file name based on target os. issue #4119

generate dll file name base on the given target os, using `core::os::consts` which now contains constant values for all of the supported targets.
Added options (-m and -a) on feature finish action that allow to change default merge message.

Those are:
- custom merge message option (-m)
- custom appended message to a default merge message (-a)
- default addition to -a option via git config option gitflow.feature.finish.append.

Why is this needed?
Some (maybe many) bugtrackers allow closing issues by mentioning them in the commit messages, like `#VM-123 fixed`. That's cool and we like do that. But in our company before closing task the code (a branch) should pass code review. So it would be convenient to automatically add some text into a merge message when branch is merged into mainstream (develop), so task can be closed.

How to test: 
Create test repo with the following: 

```
mkdir /tmp/repo; cd /tmp/repo; git flow init -d; git config gitflow.feature.finish.append '#VM-$(echo $BRANCH | grep -oP "\d+") fixed'; touch README; git add . ; git commit -m "initial commit"
```

As you may noted, config option will be `eval`uated on run, so user basically can use some template logic based on branch-name, that's very convenient.

Test fast-forward merges with following:

```
git flow feature start vm-1234-test; echo commit >> README ; git commit -am 'commit'; git flow feature finish; git log --shortstat -n 1
```

You should see git flow output and something like that in the end:

```
commit 3d9039fb58bf05537ca9de00052d4d20570783a2
Author: Shein Alexey <confik@gmail.com>
Date:   Wed Mar 14 02:55:36 2012 +0500

    commit
    #VM-1234 fixed

 1 files changed, 1 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-)
```

Note #VM-1234 fixed, that was added by my patch.

Test recursive merges with following: 

```
git flow feature start vm-1234-test; echo commit >> README ; git commit -am 'commit'; echo commit >> README ; git commit -am 'commit'; echo commit >> README ; git commit -am 'commit'; git flow feature finish; git log --shortstat  -n 1
```

You should see git flow output and something like that:

```
commit eb527929d89fc1f0b137664c8077f05f5a74dd72
Merge: 3d9039f 319cb16
Author: Shein Alexey <confik@gmail.com>
Date:   Wed Mar 14 02:57:25 2012 +0500

    Merge branch feature/vm-1234-test into develop.
    #VM-1234 fixed

commit 319cb16e5f4a2d4e15c3b8283a4a6c0846760a77
```

You can also specify custom merge message via -m option and append message via -a option if you need some more flexibility.
fixes CHEF-3400 and pulls forwards reporting diff generation fixes
CHEF-3008: Fix route provider to write all routes to route configuration files

http://tickets.opscode.com/browse/CHEF-3008 for more info.
simple regex fix for ipv6

look for a '.' not any character
[ticket/11294] Update required/optional extension list for develop.

http://tracker.phpbb.com/browse/PHPBB3-11294
Bugs

Admin menu + URI (current page)
Fix decl of luahook_stackwalk

Noticed warning while building.
Hello

THis is a pull requirest
Just a minor fix on an error message
eight

8
Hashlib

web界面不太会用…… 应该是这样没错吧……
Documents and email

Hey whenever you get time could you merge and help get this deployed asap?? I dont have to much time this weekend to fix things if something does go wrong. I (Hopefully) ifixed a bug we had with the uploads as well as (hopefully) fixed the email service.
Just added more examples in the readme
Makefile

First commit gets rid of the assumption that rebar is in path.  Specifically it will still work if "." is not part of path.

Second commit gets dependencies on basic make, which should be a program where you can do "git clone, make, use".
update 3.1

修正3.1例子错误问题
ZVM VMUL Instruction Bugfix

Small bugfix, as described in http://www.wiremod.com/forum/bug-reports/28790-zcpu-vmul-instruction.html
The VMUL instruction should multiply a vector by a scalar, but instead it adds it (probably a copy/paste/forget from VADD problem) This fixes that.
Removed unused harness code (yuitest now an npm module)

As of Mojito 0.3.27 the harness code is not used, the yuitest module is.Patched yuitest to include logic in our internal branch. Version 0.7.5 includes new patches.
Clean lib/tests

- no more "mojito test" to test the framework.
- removing all the legacy tests.
workaround YUI issue with datatype-date-format language bundles
Update jquery.joyride-2.0.2.js

Fixed comment spelling errors.
删掉几个源码文件的Bomb文件头

删掉几个源码文件的Bomb文件头
[testcase]demo和test case修改
Updated maven compiler plugin version to 2.5.1.

There's no reason to keep using such an ancient version.

Problem with that version: it defaults to Java 1.3, forcing everyone to specify Java versions in their pom.xml if they want to use features beyond that.

Same change for CraftBukkit: https://github.com/Bukkit/CraftBukkit/pull/887
Add setName to PlayerPreLoginEvent

This allows a plugin to change the player name during pre-login.  I use this on my family server to allow multiple identities from a single account, without hacking the client.
[DS-1333] Versioning an Item causes some metadata values to be lost

Made the metadata fields that are not transfered configurable.
[DS-1272] Setting discovery to be the default search/browse engine
DS-1379 revised 18-3 update SQL script with correct Oracle syntax

as suggested by Artur Konczak, reviewed and blessed by our Oracle DBA--however it's as yet untested, the logistics of getting a DSpace 1.8 DB for testing is proving time consuming, and I've run out of time today, so I wanted to at least get this patch out, in case anyone else can test readily. I will test tonight or tomorrow morning, as soon as I have a copy of a version 1.8 Oracle DB to play with
Minecraft on a lower, not higher, level! 

Updated brala/main.d to reflect that this is, in fact, Minecraft on a lower level, not a higher level!
CrystalHD updates

This change implements the extradata backup discussed on the mailing list to allow the crystalhd decoder to work as part of an 'ffmpeg' transcode operation.
group columns clear:both missing
wrong class name, must be FabrikUploader

http://fabrikar.com/forums/showthread.php?p=150573#post150573
Cherry-picking

A level introducing cherry-picking
[Audio] Android bugfixes.

Additional details here:
http://www.mosync.com/content/moblet-maaudiopreparemyins-1-does-not-generate-audioprepared-android-works-ios
Completato by Beston

stavolta nn ho tolto nessuna riga :D
tradotto fino a 111
update pulseaudio to 2.1

Systemd support has also been added because pulseaudio needs it to
be useable with the systemd branch of nixos.
added shell script to compile and install OPAM from sources
Updated man page for opam-init
Change "Silos Needed" reminder to 20 seconds (from 10)
New units now AttackMove to their designated rally point.
Allowing remote login

-changing store privileges to allow for both local and remote openmrs server
add line.js

增加折线图方法
addition of time-profiling mode to unittest processing apparatus

pursuant to issue gh-624
New logos for start here, studio
issue #354, removed CSV api (except stock and loading details with basic auth)
Showing filament statistics in GUI after slicing.

Patch for #568.

(I guess I need to learn how to use issue/pull request in the github properly.
Edit: oh. It's linked correctly. nice)
Offset artifacts fixed with higher scale factor to Math::Clipper::offset()

I finally got a stepper-driven extruder set up, and during my first couple prints with Slic3r-generated code I was seeing all these motion hiccups in sections that should have been smooth. I realized I was watching Math::Clipper artifacts.

Math::Clipper::offset() needs a larger scale factor than what is being used to have enough precision to eliminate artifacts in concave offsets.
Slic3r is currently using values of 1 and 100 most of the time. These values are too low. We're getting lots of jagged artifacts in the resulting tool paths.

Tests on STLs in issues #700, #702 and #703 suggest that using a default scale factor of 100000 in Math::Clipper::offset() and Math::Clipper::safety_offset() will eliminate these artifacts.
Here are clear before and after examples from a gear. (looking down on multiple layers at once)

![spur tooth fixed](http://sheldrake.net/spur_gear_tooth_paths_fixed.png)
![spur center perimeters](http://sheldrake.net/spur_gear_hole_perims_fixed.png)
STL: http://sheldrake.net/spur.stl

There is a risk of extreme point proliferation with a scale factor this high in combination with the JT_ROUND option and large offsets from convex curves.

We're not doing large offsets, so the risk is minimized.

I checked the cases where JT_ROUND is used, and they should all be safe with this commit.

The four offset()s that use JT_ROUND are all safe because they set/override the scale factor to a low value and they all outset convex hulls, so there's no risk of the artifacts we can get on the concave side of things.

This fix actually reduced the the memory used to slice the hook model in #702 - probably because any small point proliferation was more than offset by the reduction of points involved with jagged artifacts.

This issue affects the 0.9.2 release of Slic3r I started using a few days ago, but OhmEye in #700 pegs the start of the problem to
SHA: 44c636aea1c491445ec7961b3142283ab3896690
which seems reasonable since safety_offset is involved.

This fix should solve #700, #702, #703, #622, #340, and maybe a couple others.

The second commit here fixes the issue described in #704. Using 0.1 degrees difference as the threshold for determining whether two adjacent segments are parallel is arbitrary, but gives better results for gradual curves than 3 degrees. With three degrees, gradual curves made of short segments are going to collapse into one segment that can deviate from the real perimeter by more than an extrusion width.
XLIST detection didn't work correctly, wrong indexOf check

An indexOf check wasn't evaluated correctly.
add delete cotisation
Harmony module: Parse export declaration

See http://code.google.com/p/esprima/issues/detail?id=264
Passive anticheat new

合并
Update templates/jui/page/learn/app/admin.html

verifyCredentials - not verifyCredintials
Pull request O.o
Au revoir legacy listkeys
Use regular logging on Travis for now so we can actually read the output

At a later date we can automate uploading the logs on failure.
2I backpressure

Use the same mechanism used for key listing to provide backpressure for secondary index requests.
first commit from hui
plugin_geodns: fix the omit datacenter commit

Remove the unneeded info->auto_limit access (from my bad merge),
which can make valgrind unhappy. Also default num_auto to num_dcs
to have auto_limit like it was if auto_dc_coords is not used
(though it should not be used in that case at all).

Signed-off-by: Timo Teräs <timo.teras@iki.fi>
Add support for passing content type via the options

This needs to be done to support the _session api which requires
application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=utf-8
bug fixes to documentation

corrected image names
added warning about bug in 3.3, have to copy policies manually to masterfiles before bootstrap
fix summary line, commentary beginning/end
Protect against cache_hits on non-existant entries

This can happen if we load a shard set from the cache and then eject the
shards before processing the cache_hit '$gen_cast' message. Instead of
trying to be fancy and reinserting the shards into the cache directly we
just rely on the fact that they'll be reinserted normally on the next
request.
GitHub Enterprise support

I've added basic GitHub Enterprise support to the Gist plugin.

Currently it only works with authentication via the settings file.
The url of a Enterprise GitHub is appended with /api/v3/gists.

I've tested it on MacOSX with a GitHub Enterprise and GitHub.com.
I intent to extend the plugin with authentication via keychain.
match GITHG_HOME preceded by whitespace

The sed expression will not match the desired line otherwise, because it is tab indented.
Adds check for ARM architecture
Fix compile error with Python 3.3 and msvc10
Small fixes

Fix T766, and fix generators related C++ error
Cython bang operator overloading.
Fixed endianness bug in sml_number_init

As discussed per mail, I provide the patch for the endianess problem in sml_number_init.

The solution in my mail was incorrect; the bytes in the u64 buffer do not need to be swapped, but the source pointer of memcpy needs to be incremented. I tested it on my router and it is fine now.

Regards
Daniel
Move the amount of retries to a variable

Move the amount of retries to a variable so I can monkey patch the value without have to monkey patch the method.
Optimize QuerySet.__contains__ by doing an exists()

To go alone with the assumption that `QuerySet`s being lazy, it makes
sense to me that when checking "in" an unevaluated `QuerySet`, we
should translate that lookup to an `exists()` call to prevent pulling
the whole dataset.

Is there a reason that this behavior is the way it is today? I don't know if I'm missing some specific reason to make "in" grab the whole data set and us force people to know to use `exists()` instead. It seems a bit counter intuitive and goes against the idea of everything being lazy.
Issue 1556 scroll bar ui is broken in the help popup

Fixed the issue and committed code for review. Please check it.
fixes #1563
fixes #38 - ignoring other build files

still we have local changes after ant deploy and even more if ant deploy then ant clean

I found we can ignore local changes on versioned files -->  http://juststuffreally.blogspot.com/2008/10/if-you-have-file-that-lives-in-git.html

git update-index --assume-unchanged path-to-versioned-file-we-want-to-ignore-local-changes

To anyone interested.
fixes #1239 - restored and fixed code to handle file&image
polling button and p2p client... werks

...upts
D-01939: Searching on contenttype is much slower than contenttypekey

4.6
Update docs for heroku scheduler plugin

Hey guys, just a quick doc edit to account for the deprecation of the heroku cron plugin in favor of the scheduler one.  Thanks for an awesome project, got an Android app shifted over to a fresh errbit installation with zero pain last night. :)

--G
Python API clients

Added a couple of Python clients to the README file.
Notice XML now returns notice ID

In short, it fixes issue #227. Errbit now have the same behaviour as Airbrake on the matter of informing the user.

Already using it on production. It works! :-)
support debug? in fake logger

This blows up in some of the estately internal codebases occasionally.
raise errors after too many retries

Right now after a couple of retries we just return nil, now we re-raise
the last exception
Made $values protected

This is usefull if you extend the Pimple you may need to have some more
control over this internal variable.
Added my own packages / --no-clean option for the build command.
haproxy.cfg

See commit msg
make oqrev work again
Event-Based Hazard: GMF to hazard curve - configuration

First pull request for https://bugs.launchpad.net/openquake/+bug/1046720

This branch adds configuration and validation code for a new parameter: `hazard_curves_from_gmfs`.

The next few branches will actually implement this post-processing functionality.
re-apply the erroneously deleted region-discretization-bug-1027041 fix
Node compatibility

Provide basic Node compatibility. The compatibility check style is copied from Backbone.

npm requirements:
* d3
* underscore

Basic example provided in server-side-example.js. To run simply execute `node server-side-example.js`
Add Directory Support

Hi,

This is a pull req. for https://github.com/github/gollum/issues/368

These are the changes, (back-ported and tidied up) from the nature/deagol fork i've been working on.  Basically this makes the entire gollum web app work nicely over a directory structure (rather than a flat, single directory).

The only request this doesn't resolve (on #368) is the "File creation should be directory aware." thing.  I wanted to ask an implementation/UI question about this one...

For our purposes, we've altered the /create logic to allow users to type in a full path name, (i.e. Gondor/Faramir to create a Faramir page within the Gondor directory).  But this seems a bit of a hack (as you can't create pages named with the / character), and it might be better to add in a directory selector to the 'New Page' popup.

Another thought I had re this use, maybe only have the new page button on the /pages view, then it could automatically create a new page within the directory the user is currently looking at?  This would be a lot easier to implement...

Maybe this could be done as a separate pull if you're all happy with these current changes?

Anyway, let me know if this is ok and what you think.

Thanks,

Daz
Fixed cache problem with restored image in advanced edit

The problem was that when I crop an image and I saved it, then when I restored the old image, it still showed the cropped image. The problem was that the timestamp (which is added in the url of the image tag) didn't change, so the browser (only occurs me on Firefox) caugh the cropped cached image version instead of the restored one. The solution is to save the asset when is restored and with this, the updated_at field, which is the field that is used for getting the timestamp, is refreshed.
Updated the gemspec

* Specify the external requirement for libdmtx.
* Updated the gemspec using the latest version of Bundler, so that it works on Windows.
* Added `.rbenv-version` to the `.gitignore`, since dmtx should work on all recent versions of Ruby.
Fix Project.find for unknown ids.

Fix [500 error](http://codestat.us/projects/jump?url=https%3A%2F%2Fgithub.com%2Ftravis-ci%2Ftravis-ci) for unknown projects.
Fix/build

Not sure if it is the right way to fix things, but it did work for me.
Changes for IZPACK-854

Added diagnostics for IZPACK-854  IzPack does not show which file it could not read
fixes #10067: remove jQuery.quickReady, save some bytes, and clean up unit tests

So after a discussion with @dmethvin, we decided that we probably don't need quickReady as an option. I'll provide a plugin on the off chance that someone expects `$(document).ready()` to fire only after all iframes have loaded. This way saves 50 bytes.

I also refactored DomContentLoaded to be defined once. Considering it only runs once, no reason to use feature detection to DEFINE the function for speed, we can use feature detection in the body of the function to save bytes.
Preserve submit delegation. Fixes #11649.

Under the following circumstances, a form tag retrieved via .html() will contain a jQuery-introduced attribute: _submit_attached="true".

1) When jQuery.support.submitBubbles is false (IE < 9)
2) When a submit event-handler is bound to the form via event delegation.
3) When that form has a submit event attempted.

You can see the bug here:
http://jsfiddle.net/MoonScript/adAaU/

Click the 1st button to see that the submit event was captured via jQuery. Click the 2nd button to see the HTML, which includes the _submit_attached="true" attribute that was not in the original source HTML.  Then click the 3rd button to use that retrieved HTML to insert a new form into the DOM.  When you click that new form's submit button, you'll see that the submit event is NOT captured by jQuery, because it contained the _submit_attached="true" attribute, so jQuery ignored it during its submit delegation process.

Fix that tests .html() can be seen here:
http://jsfiddle.net/MoonScript/adAaU/4/

Fix that tests .clone(true, true) can be seen here:
http://jsfiddle.net/MoonScript/adAaU/5/

(closed pull request 771 because this is a better solution)
Adding step functions for scrollTop/scrollLeft - Fixes #9217

http://jqbug.com/9217

---
WAS: Manipulation: cleanData now removes from $.timers - Fixes #9217

I still haven't written a unit test for this, but I wonder if we can actually remove some of the .stop() calls we are manually doing in effects tests to "not leak timers"...
Added recursive directory support to WSH wrapper

The WSH env now has support for passing in a directory name.

The only functional change that was made for single files is that the passed script name is spit out in the output just like when running against a directory. Let me know if that is a problem and I can make a change.
Fix to build with mono's xbuild on Non-Windows Systems.

For some reason, the JsonFx.csproj uses a reference to System.XML
instead of System.Xml. The uppercase .XML is not understood by mono's
xbuild implementation and will result in a build failure. This fix
changes that and now build succeeds using latest mono and xbuild tool.

Tested to build successfully with mono 2.10.9 under OS X Lion.
V2

New in this version:

- new watch object
- fixed double loading of javascript block contents
- html parser added that goes through tag and properties
- lazy loading just gotten more lazy: added setTimeout for ORN to push more writes
insert long ass pull request thing................
Supress warning if ECONNRESET

Commit a9d436718ad9d8c60a250dd0269feac5f1287a52 changed the behaviour when a
client disconnects without a "quit" command by printing an error message.
Before that change, nothing was printed and the client was discarded silently.
Releasing Bitext Extraction code

ivory/lsh/bitext/FindParallelSentencePairs corresponds to the main algorithm, and ivory/lsh/bitext/FilterSentencePairs implements the second step (filtering) of the 2-step classification approach. Tested on German-English Wikipedia.
Update README,, Todo

One of the  TODO items that's higher up the list than before is extends.

I've got the whole "merge" algorithm out, but I know we talked some before about that, but it's all a little muddy to be now.

I'll see if I can't write you an email about that.

Feedback welcome, maybe the first commit I've listed, shouldn't be accepted. Looks like the commit message got messed up somehow.
fixed shadow build directory problem
Fix for MADLIB-498

Two things were done in this PR.
1) Change the left join to inner join
2) remove unnecessary columns when join.
Z-Index fix for text on frames in newstream.

Doesn't cover author info now.
Corrección de texto

No es Sección es Sesión
Fix float data conversion to string (backward compatibility)

Fixes precision digits, closing #430
Also avoids forcing a trailing '.0', closing #1627

Compatibility is still not 100% matching 2.0.x because in two cases:

 - Scientific notation is never used
 - Decimal digits after 16th are not printed

See http://strk.keybit.net/tmp/report_full.txt
Fix marker-multi-policy test. Closes #1612
[WIP] Add component for queuing messages. 

All incomming messages are kept in memory. As soon as the queu reaches the
pre-configured size of 100 messages, the current list of messages is send.

You can reconfigure the queu size of the component by sending a message to
the `size` input port of this component. If the incomming data is not a
positive integer, an error message will be send to the `err` out port of this
component.

TODO
====

There are no tests yet. How would we best create a set or reasonable unit tests for the different components?
One obj key being $ref or $id shouldn't make the whole obj okForStorage.

I added a test for this and confirmed that `./test` passes.

Original bug was added in https://github.com/mongodb/mongo/commit/c9ed60974d3a795a25353f3790d6af6093bfad3d
SERVER-2380 printCollectionStats behaves like db.collection.stats()

https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/SERVER-2380
iOS - Texture2D - Change FromFile so you can load from Documents folder

The FromFile method currently calls UIImage.FromBundle which takes advantage of automatically loading @2x images for high resolution retina devices.  However it can only load files from the Content folder.  The UIImage.FromFile method allows you to load graphics from the document folder as well as the Content folder, however it does not automatically cope with loading @2x images like the FromBundle method does.  Therefore this change will check the path we are trying to load - if it is from the Content folder then we continue to call UIImage.FromBundle, however if it is from anywhere else then we will call UIImage.FromFile.
Various WP8 fixes

Added dispatcher for MediaPlayer (still doesn't work due to SharpDX)
Added initial BackButton support

Modified template to support back button
Moved game creation in template after load to correctly set the size (if
created earlier, width and height are set to 0)
fixed some volume and audio issues

1) This fixes volume issues on Linux and makes the volume which is used to play sound effects relative to the master volume (as in XNA).
2) Already had that fixed before but I guess it was lost in another commit: UnloadContent() isn't called by the Game class.
Added more classes for content pipeline

This time from the Graphics namespace.

AnimationChannel
AnimationChannelDictionary
AnimationContent
AnimationContentDictionary
AnimationKeyframe
NodeContent
NodeContentCollection

Also fixed compile issues in some of the classes in the base namespace.
Implement enough of PSS that you can call GraphicsDevice.Clear and it happens!

Not totally sure I've put everything in the right place, but everything compiles and runs for the simplest app:

protected override void Draw(GameTime gameTime)
{
	graphics.GraphicsDevice.Clear(Color.CornflowerBlue);
}

The color is even correct :-)

If someone out there actually have a vita they should be able to work on the input support now.
reorganized where files get saved in local storage
Allow to listen on different interfaces

Hello Michael,

Here are the two commits which made possible to listen on different network interfaces simultaneously and adds dynamically created folders to .gitignore.

If no objections, please merge these.

Thanks.
Update mosquitto formula to version 1.1

Version 1.1 was released on Wednesday, December 19th, 2012

No changes to formula other than url and sha1.
weechat: Fix args and bindings

* Craft the `args` using std_cmake_parameters.split.
* Simplify how the options adjust the args using build defaults.
* Support user installed python with the usual vtk.rb method for
finding the python libs and headers.
* Add the standard PYTHONPATH caveat and which_python function.
* Only patch for perl if not HEAD.  Fixed upstream recently.
* Use latest FindRuby.cmake module from the Cellar.
* Add FindPackageHandleStandardArgs.cmake needed by FindRuby.

These changes fix how the previous commit malformed the args,
allowing the args to have the desired effect, where previously
they were not put into the array correctly, causing -Wno-dev
for example to be be ignored.  They also fix the python bindings
which weren't finding the right libs and headers.

Homebrew python built as a framework still has a bug that will
break weechat, but an issue is open to fix that, #11855

The inreplace for perl has been fixed upstream.

Let's try the most recent FindRuby.cmake from cmake-2.8.8 to see
if it can find the Ruby headers and libraries correctly.  This is
discussed in the issue below.

This would fix #11835
arping 2.11 and remove patch

Upgrade arping to version 2.11.
Remove the patch that's not needed anymore due to changes upstream.
Tested on Lion using clang and llvm-gcc, then pinging my router
by ip address.
prepend sudo to prevent silent failure on lion

I had trouble installing zkpython on lion and traced it down to not having permissions to write to default site-modules directory
Update Formula: primesieve 3.7

Update formula from version 3.5 to 3.7
mikmod 3.2.2

depends on libmikmod
runcocoa: Update to the last version as of Jan 08, 2012

- Make commands for gcc and llvm-gcc version agnostic
- Do not hardcode the path of gcc and llvm-gcc
- Added '-nomain' parameter to add your own main routine, for more advanced uses (eg. adding classes)
Add libdiscid formula.

Let's try this again.

libdiscid is a C library for creating MusicBrainz DiscIDs from audio CDs. It reads a CD's table of contents (TOC) and generates an identifier which can be used to lookup the CD at MusicBrainz. Additionally, it provides a submission URL for adding the DiscID to the database.
New Formula: Add bsdconv which is a handy charset/encoding tool

BSD licensed charset/encoding converter library with more
functionalities than libiconv

Can you see if you still have build error? Thanks!

Also, in this version, it would generate a warning:

    Warning: Non-libraries were installed to "lib".
    Installing non-libraries to "lib" is bad practice.
    The offending files are:
    /usr/local/Cellar/bsdconv/7.3/lib/libbsdconv.so.7

I am asking the author to make it name it libbsdconv.dylib
on a Mac, but I guess it's fine for now, just the naming issue.
ninja 120508

Ninja is a small build system with a focus on speed.
dart: updated v6722 -> 6943
Update formula : sonar 3.0.1
nss: make sure to add nspr lib as well as include
pv 1.3.9

- Upgrade to version 1.3.9
- Enable gettext
- Works with superenv
adding dot-path resolution for data from context in DataProviderDecorator
Support number in withFrame()

Hey @n1k0, this probably isn't complete as it needs some tests but just wanted to start a dialog and see what else you'd like to see. I'm using casperjs a whole lot with iframe content. Let me know!
pull in the hampton data

wow, this is my first ever pull request, isn't it cool?
Caching per template and configuration for cache_all_output

for cache_all_output:

* all objects within a collection is cached
* all calls to builder.build are cached so this includes anything using object_to_hash (child, glue, and partial)
* added information to README under configuration section

for per template caching:

* added within the engine
* use the cache keyword to specify cache key
* README updated by adding a Caching section towards the bottom

testing:

* Rails 3 tests updated for posts only, left users to run without cache to verify existing functionality works without issue
* Rails 2 tests do not run for me locally, **DID NOT TEST**

test results: https://gist.github.com/2047424
Fix typo and improve wording
[Bug #856056] make sure set_terminal is called and disable color for windows

Windows does not support ANSI terminals by default so disable.

set_terminal seemed like the right place to put this code but it wasn't being called so I call set_terminal at the top of CLI.start.  I'm not sure if this is correct so asking for review
Checkstyle: many fixes
Fixed pdf generation with deep subsections

Pdf generation failed for chapters with more than 4 nested subsections,
so first “#” character on fifth subsection was treated as new chapter.

This isn't a real fix, just reserved up to 12 nested subsections.
Admin view is not necessary anymore
0.16.0

Tested on 64 bit machine. Works nicely.
API: fillna method argument should be None by default and raise on both ...

...value and method #2027

@wesm what do you think of the API change? If you're ok with it I'll propagate to DataFrame and Panel.
update to distribute 0.6.30 and a few other minor changes
Increased octomap version
A couple of changes to make Madoka build on MacOS

MacOS has a few weird incompatible parts. This patch gets the library to build and run, at least on my machine.
Default command

Hi

I've written the code required for issue #14.
Would you integrate?

Thanks
Steven
fix compile error ScalazBuild.scala
Update selenium-webdriver to 2.22.1 to work with recent Firefox versions...

..., remove unnecessary js flag from acceptance tests
Confirm dialog and copy on error pages

Added a confirm dialog. Usage info can be found in the AdminUI bundle.

Also updated the error pages' text as it was the stuff brought over from the clock site.
@EntryPoint WIP

*This pull request should not be merged*, it's work in progress that needs feedback.

The core idea is to create a new `@EntryPoint` annotation. The processor collects all these annotations, and generates an `EntryPointsModule` class, that can be used as input to create the ObjectGraph. It's basically an alternative / complementary approach to the `dagger-androidmanifest-plugin`.

I wasn't sure about the package in which `EntryPointsModule` should live. Ideally, this would be a per project settings, but since we're not reading the `AndroidManifest.xml` (this changes are not Android specific), I couldn't come up with a good rule. So I went for `dagger.generated`, with the ability to change that with a processor parameter. We certainly want to avoid conflicting names...

List of changes:

* New @EntryPoint annotation that generates a unique entry points module for all @EntryPoint annotated classes

* Adding a new processor to handle it: EntryPointProcessor

* The processor has two options: entryPointsModulePackage and entryPointsModule to customize the package and name of the generated class. The default is dagger.generated.EntryPointsModule

* Ignoring .factorypath files (generated by eclipse when manually adding annotation processors)

* Uses a cache file (EntryPointProcessorCache.txt in dagger/generated) to maintain the list of all @EntryPoint annotated classes, needed for incremental compilation

* Adding dagger-compiler as a provided dependency to the example to make sure the processor runs (temporary fix)

* No unit / integration tests yet.

Feedback welcome!
翻訳更新しましたー

お疲れさまです。上野です。
翻訳少数ですが更新しました。

_site/以下も田所さんの方へリクエストが行ってしまう件ですが、
.gitignoreに_siteを指定したりしてみたのですが、
たぶん僕のやり方があまいのか…どうしても_site以下もbuildした後に対象となってしまうので、

とりあえず？コマンドラインから、修正したファイルをadd -> commit -> pushする方法にしました。

ご確認お願い致します！
Please review: [add factory / replace mplex by async]
Eliminate superfluous semicolon from pointer_traits.h.

Eliminate superfluous header is_placed.h.
work on expiring collections in datasource
Update src/dev/ukanth/ufirewall/Api.java

* added missing rmnet_sdio1, qmi, wwan0+
* typo fix
Don't check for traits if on PHP 5.3

Currently, traits are avoided from being checked in `\Vanity\Parse\User\Reflect\InheritdocHandler` for PHP 5.3, but not for `\Vanity\Parse\User\Reflect`

This pull request fixes that up and makes vanity work again on PHP 5.3.
issue #18650: assignmentbox segmentizer is now dynamic

NOTE! This code needs to run on the updated enyo-x branch of the same name.
issue #19121: bugfix in history

one of three (public-extensions, client, tools)
Test case for issue 456

Will report whether issue 456 has been resolved.  Two subscribers send
subscription requests to a device, which forwards them.  If only one
makes it to the ultimate publisher, the issue is not resolved.
router: reimplement peer identification

The new implementation allows one to send messages through
a router socket to a peer even before receiving
messages from this peer.

Fixes issue #304