labofsahil/github-event-dataset-2012 huggingface dataset:
What I mean is that not only array types (``array('name' => 'array')``) have parameters, but it could also be another type that has a parameter.

Additionally, ``$metadata->type`` could also be null here (if no @Type annotation is present).

So, you probably need to change the check to something like ``null !== $metadata->type && $metadata->type['name'] === 'array' && isset($metadata->type['params'][1])``.
It's a fix for the browser hanging when dragging over an iframe. It places a nearly invisible layer over the iframes so that dragging is smooth.
well, I can import without them without error.  But I think we require them so we have something to mark failed, right?  but perhaps I should allow the import to go through and add a warning to the user?  that's what I did, anyway.
You do know that scope guard have lexical scoping?
There isn't any statment after the `scope (exit)` so it has no effect other than unconditionally executing the block.
On ubuntu 10.04 the service name is, e.g., postgresql-8.4 rather than just postgresql.  I presume that on ubuntu 12.04 they've changed it to just be 'postgresql'?  It would be nice if we could figure out a way to make the module compatible with both versions...
I can create the setUp method and the class property, but would be calling the two other test functions *without* parameters be okay?
Works for me. However, I've never played with a menu provider before. Do you have any example somewhere, which works with the latest version of Symfony and the CMF?
This test is testing `add` action. If there is a problem with this then is placed in another different part
args are the attributes indexed over
So why even give the ability to specify `:skip_attr_accessible`?  Wouldn't specifying that make the gem fail then?
Collections should be `get` only according to the .NET framework guidelines.
Actually, we could use `if class_or_item.respond_to?(:scoped)` here because checking classes is not a good idea.
Looks like this is a helper to blindly create a client for QE team?
use css class (not inline style);
attach events using JS;
Removes unneeded pause menus overlapping . Needing an special check if paused and then changing focus owner because it overlapps 2 pause menus .
simplified the new corpus save by putting new functions which create a first data list and first session, if there aren none.
Why not pass this in as a param to jake?
right but this is not part of this PR so i would do this for all functions in a seperate PR
corresponding to a column in the resulting matrix
and ..
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So your third suggestion doesn't actually compile. The winner appears to be...

```scala
customBucketMap.exists(_._2.contains(file.getName))
```

... which I don't entirely mind. Thoughts?
"twitter": "Seleckis"
Really this should build a list of new teams, and then do a bulk put.
I would say:

Releases this KrollObject, that is, removes event listeners and any associated native views or content.

The actual work is performed in the doRelease method, which must be implemented by 
all concrete subclasses of KrollObject. Calling release() ensures that the actual release is performed 
on the KrollRuntime thread.

Question: Do people using the Module API actually extend this object? If so, we'd need to document the abstract methods at the end, such as doRelease(). If not, mention of doRelease could be omitted from my description, above.

If there is a singular KrollRuntime thread, is it obvious to the user what that thread is used for?
remove the version ligne (inherited from commons parent pom dependency management)
s/Since/Beginning with/
Since this whole adapter is versioned **1.0** - we should probably change any **2.2** references to **1.0** - e.g.:

    spring-integration-splunk-1.0.xsd
You're already checking if session.keepSource above, you don't need to check if !session.keepSource in the second if condition. If the first "if" doesn't pass then !session.keepSource will definitely pass, so it makes more sense to make this an else clause.
`(== (mod n divisor) 0)` palauttaa sellaisenaan booleanin, joten `if` ei tarvita.