labofsahil/github-event-dataset-2012 huggingface dataset:
why we should wait for a element not presents? 

If we want to check if a element is present we should do 
<code>if not self.is_element_present(*element)</code>

if we want to use this code we should rename the method 
<code>wait_for_element_not_present</code>
s/true/equal
I think I'd prefer something like:

    mk_api.change_status_to_pending()
fold the next line up here please  - otherwise looks good thanks
Yes. Already fixed locally.
Why the "Temporary"? Do you have any alternative implementation in mind? I think the generator pattern fits this need quite well.
Test to see if the *or* will short circuit the  **if facet.name.eql? "lang"**
just use if( this.fullPage ) here
Idd. I've just put that empty check there because this method gets called whenever the type has to be evaluated. Instead of implementing the check in another method and call that method always right before ```isPossibleXPClassname()```.
I just moved the code together to have less functions.

This was actually also a thing I thought about a little bit longer, "where do I put that code, I use it several times and always in conjunction with the class name check, but it doesn't really belong in that method".
Because in german we downcase verbs.
could be a one liner
I was talking about the second place in the configuration class, which is still not fixed.
When using eventContainer it fires the events with eventData, which uses 'source' as well. So, cannot put that empty
typo. "plan"  => "plain" ?
this should be `( bridge == null )` (note the spaces)
I think for functions designed to be called from other source files (and especially for functions designed to be called from other .so files), inline functions definitions should be used only for tiny or very speed-critical cases, where the cost (in size or time) of the call instruction is likely to be similar to the size of the inlined body. Typically where you are just accessing a member variable, but wrapping it in a function to enforce read-only access, for example. In such cases the inline keyword should also be explicitly specified.

For classes declared and used within a single source file, the rules are different....
This else is dangerous. Even if we want to use the old way when inotify fails, the code insice the IF will always return, so the else is unnecessary and could create a nasty bug in the future with code movement or new macros.

It seems we're always assuming INotify is present when on Linux, so you could put an assertex up there to make sure the queue has been correctly created, rather than using if/else block.
You do not need to both print an error to log _and_ throw an `AbortException`. Just the latter should suffice.
I think the minification tools are able to recognize already minified files.
Why? Now we become even more fragile. What if someone changes it to `<h2 class="title">Query Results</h2>`. 
I know it wasn't great before but this just makes it "worse".
I wonder if we should default this to nil and then if it is nil default the value to `cat /etc/timezone`
@paneq Even if it never gets translated to another language, I prefer it this way. Besides, it's not too much to ask.
Can this reuse `Webmachine::Headers`? I would love to reduce duplication where possible.
Regarding the additional Properties: Yes, you're right, the parameters of the array_merge should be swtiched around. Sorry for the confusion
Shouldn't this be level 2 header instead of level 3?
`Next open` -> `Then open` ?
s/from/in or s/from/within
This wasn't being used anywhere.
shouldn't require initial data.
This should be escaped too shouldn't it?
> Would there be a difference between saying if t: and if t is not None:?

Yes, `if t` is like `if bool(t)`, and `bool(0) == False` so in the case that the threshold is zero it would not be plotted
Это не будет работать - currentEvents локальная переменная.
Magic Numbers.
Or let's find a way to do it in lodash. -SFH
Or just put back in the old string?
We should be careful not to implement in Cython unless really necessary.  This function probably has comparable performance in Python?
This spacing doesn't match the rest of the codebase. Line continuations get a 4 space indent.
is Whitelist still used?
Can we make the RebootTestBase as a common base class. It's going to be confusing for someone new to look at this.
Why recompute these too for each command?  Why not compute them once per frame?
We need to limit it so it doesn't go through the surface.
it looks to me this logic should be handled in another object instead of the router. Maybe in a utility Object that does this type of formatting. For example, Convert(chassis).toBlob(). In this example, the majority of the code you have there will be place inside the Convert(..) object. Then the toBlog() will be returning the `` bb.getBlob('image/svg+xml;charset=utf-8'); ``
Missing period (ms.)
@grimradical 
I've been wanting to make explicit the distinction between name used by the harness, hostname, and vmname for awhile. This is something we're going to need in vSphere soon and I'd like to see 'vmname' as a key in the host hash above the fission specific section (since I'll probably be using it in vSphere as well before Lance ships).
Could you remove the trailing `,` for Puppet 2.6 compatibility please? And also align the `=` signs for style.
See https://github.com/racker/node-cassandra-client/pull/31#r896589
убери нахрен тогда0)
Скобочки лишние, это не хаскель.

А кстати, это же можно и как `@pipe` написать, оказывается?
Deleted now. Thanks for spotted that.
When this method is called from the test it sounds like it is clicking the header rather than the menu. I checked the html and the header includes more items than just the menu.

I think this needs to be renamed to be more accurate, ie `click_header_menu`
Well I wasn't alluding to efficiency as much as to doing things the nicest way.
SortedRange cannot operate on an infinite range: It requires length
arrays would throw a `RangeError`, and other range types in general provide no guarantees that calling `front` or `back` is safe if the range is empty. Generic code _cannot_ assume that it's safe to call `front` or `back` on an empty range. So, as there are no guarantees for that in general, I'd definitely argue that we should go with an assertion over an exception - especially when `enforce` is so negative for performance right now (probably due to `lazy`). Code which failed an `enforce` here would be wrong anyway, unless it was specifically coded to use this exact range type, which is bad practice in general.
It's one line, so there's virtually no duplication.
oh wait it's the example
You can write that instead:
soundIndex = config.animals.sounds.spawn[self.animalType]

if soundIndex is nil, it means the animal type does not have a sound attached.
dependencies are above build
If you are adding something to the database, it is best practice to return some sort of success indicator. It costs nothing in processing terms, and adds the ability to grow functionality later on. Please return the result.
this is wrong. You cannot use parameters that will only exist after applying the DI extension as the parameters are resolved before passing them to the DI extensions
I don't think this logic is right. You're saying that anyone who has ever had their regimen changed is on secondline. I thought that there's a difference between substitute and switch...
write Xml and parse XML tests are added.
I don't know a way myself to make it work, because unl.edu doesn't seem to be a yum repository. All this package does is to import the epel yum repository into yum.
You don't need the <div class="row-fluid"> and <span class="span12">.
I agree with Jens. If this is Python code, it should be treated as such.
We need to move this to its own .cs file
I left a TODO on a the service method and in description for HLQRY-37 it says this should be revisited depending on the privileged that gets added
You're gonna kill me - it's no longer an OrderedAwareLinkedHashSet, it's an OrderedAwareCopyOnWriteArraySet
I am going to have to defer this. 
As I said before we already changing the existing behavior by addressing 2610 case described in JIRA. So if the only argument is behavior change than this issue can not be addressed until we agree on which behavior can be changed for a minor release and which can not.
Can you comment the \d\d please?
Still got a `TODO` here.
fixed in 39d3619
Not really. I've used it a lot in gems that have teams working on them. Separating out the [semantic versioning](http://semver.org/) components reminds people what means what.

That said, the components should probably not be constants. I'll fix that now. :watch:
why are you commenting this line?
Why do we need `ev.preventDefault` within the `.each` loop?
In this case, we should disconnect the client.
pull out into utility class
Yes it would be better.
And informing the user of what is going on is important here.
> This is the correct thing to do with an embedded document list, because the 'pk' is actually its index within the list 

Hm, but index within the list is changed when you have sorted list, no?
I'll get right to it, thanks for the heads up.
If it's planned to reuse it, i also think it's ok to leave a comment saying this and keep it.

While it's true that using VCS you can always go back, it does not always work in practise. It's often not possible to find out the commit, since common tools like "blame" don't mention removed lines. Also one has to know that there has been code before that's relevant.
To me, it would seem far more useful for the API to throw an error saying its missing the permission than to fail silently...
=> as well as **at** different companies.
It's always pleasing to see more code deleted than added :)
the dev test should start by exhibiting best practices. Remember they are interviewing us as well.
Yes, thanks. I fixed this.
I don't know what other people think but personally I'm not keen on having fixed (or semi-fixed) width content like this... It looks pretty horrid in my browser with the nice new layout petering out partway across the page and giving way to a block of white.
[] brackets are used to denote optional parameters, but this one is marked mandatory
I know I said extractors were rubbish... Well, I lied.
Descriptions somehow suggests that this may serve too many purposes. Not sure.
...  Thinking a bit further, I'm not sure that this line will do anything...  The only reason it worked for me is that I had squashed everything down to the basename first...  Anyway.
does not look good, as you have extra traverse "here/portal_properties" on each portlet render. This can be moved into view with getToolByName() and caching.
you should rebase to the latest changes.
Why is this being removed? It sets the css classes needed to do unfolding
I think this reads better as:

    'Library tuples' (combination of $(B alias this) and tuple fields) are also supported.