labofsahil/github-event-dataset-2012 huggingface dataset:
ARQ-687 Added support for custom hostname verifiers and for disabling hostname verification.

Custom hostname verifiers are now supported via the introduction of two new properties - `hostnameVerifierClass` & `classPath`.

This is used only by weblogic.Deployer and not by the JMX client, as the connection to the MBean server does not appear to require hostname verification. All SSL arguments supported by weblogic.Deployer of WLS 10.3 is now supported by the Arquillian integration.
Added Robalo's muzzle fix.
remove the unnecessary type definition for the Open Web Pages object

I was concerned that the icon might disappear after a while by doing it this way, but I’ve run it for a while and the icon is always there.
StraightTalk APN Settings
Two small fixes

Fixed path to setupWonderWorkspace.sh

Replaced build.properties with hudson.build.properties
Fix s2l timeout bug

Added test code and bug fixes to resolve issue with set_selenium_timeout not passing timeout variable to selenium.  Also added execute asynchronous javascript keyword.
Should we have it at both levels?  I guess I am wondering if there will be press instances that are acting as aggregators for people who just want to use the workflow process and have their own publishing arrangements.  It would be easy to move to the press level, though.
should be or::
Could you not remove the resman::copyFile() function for now?
I'll need it to support server data translation, since gettext can't interact with PhysFS.
No problem, it's perfectly fine to leave them commented for now!
Replace the Point(x, y) with Point(0, 0)
first: you’re reviewing a merge ;-)
second: "java" comes from reference.conf
It might be the canary syndrome - the cannary thinks the life is good in the cage as it haven't seen the life without the cage :)
Check this file instead and do gen-idea:
name := "tmp-camel"

version := "2.0"

scalaVersion := "2.9.1"

resolvers += "Typesafe Snapshots" at "http://repo.typesafe.com/typesafe/snapshots"

resolvers += "Typesafe Repository" at "http://repo.typesafe.com/typesafe/releases/"

libraryDependencies ++= Seq(
  "com.typesafe.akka" % "akka-actor" % "2.0-20120119-000630",
  "com.typesafe.akka" % "akka-slf4j" % "2.0-20120119-000630",
  "com.typesafe.akka" % "akka-testkit" % "2.0-20120119-000630" % "test",
  "org.apache.camel" % "camel-core" % "2.8.0",
  "org.scalatest" %% "scalatest" % "1.6.1" % "test",
  "org.mockito" % "mockito-core" % "1.9.0" % "test",
 	"junit" % "junit" % "4.10" % "test"
)

scalacOptions ++= Seq("-deprecation", "-unchecked", "-Xlint")

parallelExecution in Test := true
`self.socket` is never used. Test -- run `'examples/http-server.lua'` and try to curl localhost.

`self.userdata = socket`? Same for `Response` constructor.
Perfect- thanks for the quick turnaround!
It really depends. Clients can do weird things. More importantly security scanners flag this as an issue - so it is annoying for people using it.
Fix bug from uninstall
append to existing file instead of recreating empty file
Since we are now a Job in our own thread, can we not put a loop in and wait until we can write the database? This will make sure that the file eventually gets marked as watched.

while (!!g_settings.GetCurrentProfile().canWriteDatabases())
      sleep(1000);
Rename to `compile_beam`? It's a bit redundant with `..._cover:cover_...`.
naming convention, please
I'm not sure we actually need this. In practice these values should be constant, not modified by your code, and so this would be a bit akin to rails spitting out its database.yml file.

I also don't like the dependency on `marshal_dump`, which seems to be an implementation detail of `OStruct`. Since these `OStruct` based objects will either go away or at least be wrapped, I don't want to depend on this method.

But suppose we *were* going to use this code. Then I'd recommend trading this dynamic style for the explicit. It's going to end up being roughly the same amount of code without any of the magic, and won't grow arbitrarily so the static nature of it isn't a burden:

```ruby
   { :imap        => imap.marshal_dump,
     :smtp        => smtp.marshal_dump,
     :service     => service.marshal_dump,
     :application => application.marshal_dump }
```

Similar to my comment about instance variables, let this be another rule of Newman development: don't use dynamic techniques (i.e. metaprogramming) unless you absolutely have to, at least not in initial patches. Dynamic code is better written in a refactoring phase when a need for it has been established, rather than as a form of premature design optimization.
This change or the next one might have broken our java5 windows build. Can you review the change in case it is something obvious? If it's something more complicated/related to our windows setup I'll take a look when I have time.
This will help with the email functionality. It will save to the local file system.
AFAIK, you can use update(table.c.id==id).execute(**data).
No worries man. Lightbox looks awes. Btw, I assume that link at the bottom is purposefully linked to '#' for now :D
Fairly certain this is sufficient. A quick test resulted in pip installing it.

No dependencies listed, unfortunately. Pygcurse doesn't have a setup.py or setup.cfg file, so that would fail. Last time I checked, pip doesn't handle Pygame correctly... or is it Pygame that doesn't handle pip correctly? In any case, both were manually symlinked into the virtualenv's site-packages after pip managed to download the sources.
Why use chatInput here instead of directly sending the chat message like the
menu item does?
I just released v0.3.0 of the gem. It should now automatically determine the path of the executable. If it can't, you can set it manually in the initialize statement or via `#cutycapt_path=`.
Doesn't MemoryContextDelete just free all the memory blocks? I thought the context itself is deleted when the parent context (i.e., the function or tuple context) is destroyed. I'll check...
Do we have alloc test for that case?
@int3: I'm using vim with two windows aside and two terminals right of it. I don't have space for 110 characters... My margin is at column 79.
Ok, no problem. Packages will be available tomorrow !
Agreed that it should start out as acquired, that was my first approach but I changed it back for some reason. Will fix that.

I'd rather keep the port passing out until we can make this work on all server types. Would be silly to have one test suite work properly while having all the other ones "broken". :-)
This is all well and good, but I think it would have been better to have added
$extension=strtolower($extension)
and normalize the extension to lowercase rather than adding duplicate extensions.
I'll comparing more extensions is slower (not that it'd really be significant) and you don't handle weird case mix 
.pNg, .bMP
Hopefully the user isn't doing that, but strtolower seems like it would be more robust.
I can hear pep8 knocking at `setup.py`'s door :p
Also you should along with `include_package_data=True` you should use `setuptools_git` that finds the right package data to include according to what is versionned with git.
Default distutils only supports cvs and svn and thus in your case, `include_package_data=True` does nothing and you still need a `MANIFEST.in`

See my brand new setup.py with subliminal for more details.
@pzi1win2go3 @Th0ar 把分页放partial里怎么样？
Install and work with http://www.gnu.org/software/gdb/
then you can read better your crashlog.
What do I need to have installed in order to run a Jakefile?  Can you add the details to the bottom of the Readme in a "Builder" section on how to use the builder script and what you need on your machine?
This looks great. A few questions: is run_helper.py guaranteed to be copied to tmp? Are you still using the command outside of the subshell? (I only used the subshell to support killing in the manner I initially coded).
Could you please add a note here highlighting that it's important to never assign stuff directly to sim.rho (or .vx, etc), and instead always use an index expression like you did above?  I.e. sim.rho[:] = 1.0 is fine, sim.rho = 1.0 is not.
Let's only talk about boolean arrays and don't mention the tuple approach.  While technically valid, this will only create problems for the users once they start running multi-GPU simulations and find out that the boundary conditions are not set as they expected...
@tclem just answered this. ;d
What does this file do? It seems surprising to me that it had to change in order to support the new HTML elements, but maybe I'm missing something.
врешь! %)
в гимпе это невозможно сделать !!!
Presumably this only going to be found through Elastic Search? Do we need an index for this?
Thanks for the release and the great gem. I have a problem where JSON-RPC is a good solution and I was willing to write my own server-client. However, I found your code which is well written, tested and uses Rack::Server, exactly what I had in mind. Thanks a lot.
it doesn't matter, it's the same and switch is easier to read tbh
It crossed my mind, but it's non trivial to do the GUI for it, so I was waiting until we started the GTK transition to save myself some work. I'll add this to the issue list.
I'm at work behind a firewall right now. So it does not work.



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My bad, oversight.

On Wed, Feb 1, 2012 at 11:18 AM, Wes McKinney <
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> wrote:

> pep8 says no spaces around equal signs in function calls
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Great : I won't have to modify this one in my next session of code review :)
I think the ` thing come from here. I think we should add utf8 encoding for .py file every where, we are all using utf8 systems after all (noone use notepad isn't it? :) )/
Tony,
This is what I'm proposing:
https://github.com/yehster/openemr/tree/x12cleaning
https://github.com/yehster/openemr/commit/65211904410d08bfdc6c62f0c5ed2d9866340b0a

The empty thing sounds like it's related one of the 5.3.6 php fixes you
mentioned before, and isn't an issue here with my proposal.

By doing it this way I feel like it's more clear what's going on and if we
figure out other cases where we need to skip onset date, there is only one
place that we need to change.


On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 4:32 PM, Tony McCormick <
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> wrote:

> I would like use empty($date) but I have had mixed results with that
> function, it's unclear if empty() means blank or NULL or undefined.   I
> have not looked it it closely, it just caused me issues in the past, so it
> made me nervous.
>
> (which is why I noted that error/fix in PHP 5.3.6 ....)
>
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>
>
>
> On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 7:45 AM, Kevin Yeh <
> reply@reply.github.com
> > wrote:
>
> > I feel like we should encapsulate this somehow.  Add a function to the
> > claim class
> > validOnsetDate()  instead of using !== '' everywhere.  That way the fact
> > that '' (empty string) is denotes an invalid date is "self documenting".
> >
> > Just a coding style suggestion.
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It's possible that exc_info[0] is `None` if the exception isn't handled anywhere on the stack, which shouldn't be the case here (right?). Even so, any possibility of failure in code that's supposed to handle our errors is scary. (http://docs.python.org/library/sys.html#sys.exc_info)
I was just going to propose this, instead of the "created_component" key-word, to allow just that  :D
Pretty awesome :o).
@sarahmei Thank you for the info.  Can I read up on this UI shift anywhere?
this will be the fourth time we do `settings.AMO_LANGUAGES + settings.HIDDEN_LANGUAGES`.
Ja, Linux. Qt version 4.6.3.
Hmm how would you set dependencies if it was all in one UoW instance? As I understand it in that situation you would have to order inserts, updates and deletes and also take care of dependencies between them so that a) all three groups are executed in correct order b) in each group commands are also executed in correct order. This is basically what current implementation is supposed to do. I just figured it will be convenient to put the 3 groups into separate UoW instances which are managed by the main UoW instance too.

Not sure if you get what I mean :) We should talk on #datamapper about that probably
Yea, I assumed there might be more. The API I'm using isn't documented so its tricky getting all the info. I will add this 1 in when I get home from work. I will clean up the commits too, it's a bit of a mess
`CURL_CA_BUNDLE` is *only* used if we can't already find certs in their "standard"-ish locations.  It is the fallback added purely for my co-workers on Macs, who don't have an easily accessible cert list available.  I had never heard of it being set session-wide until the topic of exporting certs from Keychain came up over lunch one day.

I should have kept quiet, this isn't helping either of us get stuff done :P
I'm not sure I fully understand your intention with your easysvc module.
At first, it looks like an abstraction for service definition.
But how am I supposed to use it in a module?
Great! I think the mock error is that you didn't call `to_s` here, maybe?
As we discussed today - my notification logic is different from EventEmitter2 as I want to notify all subscribers in the subtree of changed object.
You can run this code inside a `Byte.class_eval` block, and make `_bytes` a private class variable.
In my interpretation the GSR is one global DSR and this class is working only together with GSR.
I will modify the documentation if it is important to you.
Thanks! I should start compiling with clang I guess! I would like to get an autobuild and a autotest, but I haven't had a chance!
I would need the entire DTHTMLElement. I do look at the current style,
hyphenation doesn't look good on left justified text, but is essential
to fully justified text. Going the delegate way would be good as I
wouldn't need even to override the parser creation or subclass it,
though subclassing it enables no overhead when there is no delegate (
though having a null delegate probably doesn't add any significant
overhead).

Guy

On 27 בינו 2012, at 16:39, Oliver Drobnik
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wrote:

> Right now it only passes the string inside the tag. If you need more information about the currently processed tag then we can change that into a block or delegate method that passes the current DTHTMLElement with the current text in the .text property.
>
> But I figured you might want to use hyphenation regardless of the text alignment, so I kept it as that for the time being.
>
> I just want you to be able to have the faster master as your base to save you some work on having to adjust my code all the time.
>
> cheers
> Oliver
>
>
> Am Jan 27, 2012 um 3:32 PM schrieb gshaviv:
>
>> Gee, thanks. Sounds cool. I'll take a look at it.
>>
>> Guy
>>
>> I understand quickly when things are explained to me slowly...
>>
>>
>>
>> On Jan 27, 2012, at 16:29 , Oliver Drobnik wrote:
>>
>>> I merged the parse blocks branch now back into master and "just for you" I implemented a method that you could override in a DTHTMLAttributedStringBuilder subclass: -(void)flushCurrentTagContent:(NSString *)tagContent
>>>
>>> this gives you a possibility to run the hyphenation on tagContent and then call super. This flushing occurs every time a tag begins or ends and aggregates tag contents until either of these. Therefore this also works if you have HTML entities inside of words.
>>>
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My point is that we should tell the user exactly what he did wrong. He created a class but did not implement the interface.
If you do --no-vm-ports, then specify a vm port in a later option, I guess the later option wins? Seems unintuitive, or at the very least worth documenting.

A future branch will likely do away with a lot of the server-specific options, though, in favor of a config file.
I admit, this was a dirty hack to get moses to compile. I believe that there should be no such rule that would prefer one type of linking and that linking should be inherited from overal project. Trouble I run into was that I have some libraries only as shared libraries and some of them as static libraries only and even though I changed project linking to use shared libraries, thanks to this some parts ended up statically linked which resulted in some linking troubles. Feel free to ignore this commit ;-)
Much bettter choice
stop making hacks
any reason start needs to be initialized separately / twice ?
If the earlier version of PDepArrheniusKinetics was correct then the earlier (and current) version of SeedMechanism.parsePLOGline() is incorrect. Shamel will run some tests and I've contacted Reaction Design to try to clarify
Well spotted @SlexAxton. I should be able to clean this up later today but if you're currently waiting on this for the new Modernizr release, please feel free to go ahead and patch.
Right, the Avian directory is just while TM2 is in alpha development, according to the [TextMate blog](http://blog.macromates.com/2011/locating-bundles/). Looks like `ENV['TM_BUNDLE_SUPPORT']` correctly includes `Avian` in TM2, so the `JSLintMate.bundle_path` method doesn't need to do anything new to accommodate it.

Since this seems to work so far, I've merged the `textmate2` branch into `development`, and updated the [JSLintMate readme](https://github.com/rondevera/jslintmate/tree/development#readme) to include some temporary TM2 setup instructions.

As for the big green checkmark, I'll definitely fix that! I'll tweak JSLintMate's layout to make a bit more sense as a TM2 panel, not just as a TM1 popup.

Cheers,
Ron
Also,
Need to make the add reminder and log popups to follow the OpenEMR style (ie. need to include the css theme rather than just be white). See other popups for examples.
and when we remove that option, we should just trust the transport to reply the right thing. right now we would report the wrong thing with jackalope-doctrine-dbal
Wow, this is great! :)
I noted in the bug report that a test would be good. had to move on at that moment :/ now that mogilefs 2.56 is up I can go back and do it though.
Ok :). No, sorry, no Heroku experience at all. Is mkmf failing? Maybe path problems?
当副将为左慈的时候，自动和主将互换，这样一来就解决陆伯言和左慈不能双将的问题了。
如有更好办法欢迎跟帖讨论
Sorry about that. I switched to CtrlP as my fuzzy find plugin.
@Haacked Thanks for having spotted this. I'll push a fix later today.
That access level was used in the js when you write a message in the task. That is, we used it to figure out who to highlight in yellow as receiving the email from the the task. I agree it would be better done as classname = "data-access#{user.access_level_id}" which is a more html5 way of doing it
That's the purpose of this CL - expose this property, so that the guy who fired the event knows, whether it was cancelled or not.
(YouTube requirement - they are currently monkey patching scope.__proto__ to get this information...)
Interesting. If you don't want to maintain stuff in the wiki then maybe update the wiki to point to the canonical source.

If it were up to me, I'd move all the content to docs/, get ReadTheDocs set up, and then update the wiki to point to ReadTheDocs. Then you have one site to update for the software side of the project, but really you're just updating stuff in docs/ and everything else is automatically done for you.

If you want help with that, I'm game.
Oops, added the wrong file.
внезапно. чем вызвано такое ограничение? :(
ну в виджетах есть же..)
A test to assert that calling PunchblockPlugin.client gives you the same object as Initializer. Something that will fail if this line is deleted. Something to justify its existence.
In what way LIB_EXTENSION is better than SOEXT? has more symbols?
- Always use block statements with control structures
- spaces in control structure declarations as well as around operators

```java
			if (!documents.isEmpty()) {
				Document document = documents.iterator().next();

				return inferSearchEngineId(document);
			}
			else {
				return SYSTEM_ENGINE_ID;
			}
```
Thanks very much, that's a lot of effort !!

Just saw the save tag commit.
Okay, that makes sense too.  These methods are pretty convenient in testing, though, because they make it pretty easy to build a mini-tree to work with.
Is this already pushed to the PyPi list? 
Because, when I `pip install matplotlib`, I get an error that would be fixed by this commit.
I'm open to suggestions however I don't see how it can be done while keeping to the existing PAS plugin interfaces. I don't think its worth creating a new plugin interface just to return hint instead of an error. As long as it's documented then I think its fine.
Any reason this wasn't brought up earlier? This has been in the design since it was first proposed for 4.2.
Wat...
int totalPages = lines.length / pageHeight + (lines.length % pageHeight == 0 ? 0 : 1);
-or-
int totalPages = (lines.length + pageHeight - 1) / pageHeight;
prefer ++a to a++
It isn't. The patch didn't apply nicely, besides, it's not based on split-3.4.

Ignore / close this pull request, pls.
About 30 seconds before I committed this, the game would correctly get paused when the player collided with an object.  Now, no collisions occur, after making some minor changes (like comments, and putting something into a 'zip').  Even reverting doesn't fix this.  wtf.
test edit on line
`>=2.*` is an invalid constraint, use `2.*` or `>=2.0,<2.2` to restrict to 2.0 and 2.1
TxManager n'est pas sensée être instanciée (plusieurs fois), si ?
ok.  Will have to dig in to code later to provide any sort of a useful
response here.

One possibility when working with all this json is a plugin such as
https://github.com/fabrik42/acts_as_api

On Tue, Jan 24, 2012 at 1:44 AM, Chris Bolton <
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> wrote:

> Our current implementation doesn't include /all/ of backbone's features.
> all we have working frontend-wise is just adding and persisting on refresh,
> but I used the console to test everything, which includes the initial
> fetch, persisting, updating existing records, reading existing records,
> etc. I'm pretty sure it's used to parse the response returned from the read
> method, or, more specifically, `Goal.all.map { |g| {:goal =>
> g.attributes.merge({:id => g.id})} }`
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2012-03-05 15:27:38 [SEVERE] Error occurred while enabling MobArena v0.94.3.24 (Is it up to date?)
java.lang.NullPointerException
	at com.garbagemule.MobArena.MAUtils.makeLocation(MAUtils.java:864)
	at com.garbagemule.MobArena.MAUtils.makeLocation(MAUtils.java:880)
	at com.garbagemule.MobArena.MAUtils.getArenaSpawnpoints(MAUtils.java:164)
	at com.garbagemule.MobArena.Arena.load(Arena.java:920)
	at com.garbagemule.MobArena.ArenaMaster.loadArenas(ArenaMaster.java:251)
	at com.garbagemule.MobArena.ArenaMaster.initialize(ArenaMaster.java:185)
	at com.garbagemule.MobArena.MobArena.onEnable(MobArena.java:74)
	at org.bukkit.plugin.java.JavaPlugin.setEnabled(JavaPlugin.java:215)
	at org.bukkit.plugin.java.JavaPluginLoader.enablePlugin(JavaPluginLoader.java:336)
	at org.bukkit.plugin.SimplePluginManager.enablePlugin(SimplePluginManager.java:363)
	at org.bukkit.craftbukkit.CraftServer.loadPlugin(CraftServer.java:342)
	at org.bukkit.craftbukkit.CraftServer.enablePlugins(CraftServer.java:324)
	at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.t(MinecraftServer.java:422)
	at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.a(MinecraftServer.java:409)
	at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.init(MinecraftServer.java:223)
	at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.run(MinecraftServer.java:477)
	at net.minecraft.server.ThreadServerApplication.run(SourceFile:490)
you've got a typo there
I wasn't yet offended, but am vocalizing my concern that it might come to
that. Online conversations lack visual cues required for correct
interpretation of what's said. And I'm short-tempered. So I generally think
it's best to address these things before they become an issue, even if that
sometimes comes across bluntly.
Vi kan jo eventuelt bare ha en egen layout for innloggingen?
That's fantastic work from don4of4
I'll poke fox and have him ask if it's Ok.  I'll add in some proper attributions when my brain ain't melting out my ear.
Hey thanks.
Merging it right now.
I would prefer that we use actual named functions when possible.  For example, the function defined here, is created every second.  If it was declared as a function it would not get re-created and garbage collected every second.

function message_received(result) {
   var messages = ...
}

function poll() { sqs.call('ReceiveMessage', {'MaxNumberOfMessages':10}, message_received); }

setInterval(poll, 1000);

The poll function could still be anonymous, because it only gets defined once and executed every second.
There is a significant difference between created_on and published_on. 
One serve's as a url and the other as last_edited state. I don't think they can be merged.
warum gibt es so viele verschiedene helper.rb ??? nur für die übersichtlichkeit? weil man kann die methoden von allen hamls ausführen...
je l'avais déjà fait mais lors de la recopie ça n'avais pas conservé les droits ... mais j'ai réglé le pb ... merci qd mm ;)
I've had a couple of problems with daemons on ubuntu. Can anybody suggest better alternatives?
Good point. I, for some reason, thought that the total rows query was made separately to a usual data query.
@yury good catch. Can you provide pull request?
The purpose of  execution of systeminfo command is not just to have particular edition of the operating system but it also collects the list of microsoft KBs applied to the OS(when OS is vista, win7, 2008, this version do not have KB list in registry). So if the OS is vista, win7 or 2008 it will get the list of KBs from the systeminfo command. (as seen on the line 396)
Actually on some systems env is in /bin/, so no progress over what we have.
This is writing to `self._server` but the next chunk reads from `self._servers`. Is that a problem?
Agree with and implemented your suggested change. Please see this [commit](https://github.com/snkinard/steam-condenser-java/commit/0915375ed4a477b6c989116d11cc4c678283801d)
The code is correct, my bad :)
The best way to deal with this cell connection.
1. Create a property in the EmployeeListViewController that is an EmployeeTableViewCell object.
2. In Interface Builder, set the File Owner for the EmployeeTableViewCell object to be EmployeeListViewController.
3. Create a connection in IB between the cell property of File Owner (EmployeeListViewController) and the EmployeeTableViewCell object.
4. When the "loadNibNAmed" method is called in cellForRowAtIndexPath:, the cell property of EmployeeListViewController will be automatically set up to point to the newly loaded EmployeeTableViewCell object.
5. Set up this cell object and return it from cellForRowAtIndexPath:.
Y U NO UPDATE HERE? 
https://github.com/sgt7/android/commit/5747242aaad88054454ebdf1670d918670b19708
seems like the generator is directly linked to the stormbeacon so need a way to make him as a kind of "detector" instead of line of sight
Resulted in non-booting device, revert to 941d9f8
no code provided

while clicking on http://localhost:3001/session/callback?error=redirect_uri_mismatch
…thanks.
No need for type casting.
@jessehu Could you help me understand why you're using def rather than the attribute method?  I'm not saying it's wrong, I just don't fully understand the reason why this approach is being taken rather than using the attribute method.
Yup, it's needed because we pass "#egg=foo[bar]" straight through in the case of real URLs (not sure why, but I don't want to break anything) but not in the case of file URLs, where that would result in an incorrect path.

I separated `url` from `fileurl` so I wouldn't have to re-append the `[extras]` in the case that it wasn't a file URL.
The monitoring tools may call it, but they are not a scheduled task, no auto calls. With you on cleaner, but that would be misconfiguration as you mentioned. Wouldn't say that classifies as a performance fault. 

As far in-memory keys and stats, that depends on on the key store. `getKeysNoDuplicateCheck()`  (which is presented with similar stats) might return dups. Another excerpt:

>The returned keys are not unique and may contain duplicates. If the cache is only using the memory store, the list will be unique. If the disk store is being used as well, it will likely contain duplicates, because of the internal store design.

http://ehcache.org/apidocs/net/sf/ehcache/Ehcache.html#getKeysNoDuplicateCheck()

I understand your concerns around the performance of the calls. However, I see a number of justifications here:

- The code is only rarely called, and only by demand in CAS by default. If this is still a point of concern, I could add an option, much like the changes for `TicketRegistryState` to say, whether or not this behavior is supported, or which strategy is used to return tickets. 

  - None
  - DuplicatesWithNoExpiryCheck
  - DuplicatesWithExpiryCheck
  - etc

- If there's a need to explicitly extend this behavior such that a 3rd party extension attempts to do something with `getTickets()` they'd obviously need this to work correctly. (If the feature wasn't supported, they'd be doing something similar, I imagine). At which point, they'll need to consider that if they absolutely want a list of tickets, there may or may not be performance considerations.
Is there a particular reason `FAILED_RENDER` is `'false'` as opposed to some other user-facing name?
The enclosing braces can be removed
systemService popped up again?
Probably more clear if you name the actor and move the message send to the line below.
No braces needed here (as there is none above)
Yes, perhaps the default should be *not* to mask.
If the expectation is that this will be overridden, this needs docstring to at very least describe the return type.
PEP-8 says 2 blank lines between top-level classes and functions
No need for this check. CJSONServiceDescription will make sure that parameterObject["deletefile"] exists.
One space too much indentation. But in the light of davilla's crusade against log messages this one could be removed as well I guess.
Interesting. How necessary is this?

These are files generated by some internal tool? Does it make sense to include this format into the open source community?

If so, then we should provide them with the tool that generates these files.

..and we should probably clean up the tool so it doesnt generate files that require us to do such weird things.
Меня смущает вот эта строка, специфичная для Танкера.
Для чего её добавили и можно ли без неё обойтись?
Если можно, то что для этого нужно сделать?

/cc @narqo @veged
All these settings need a configspec
In my tests, the `mouseEntered:` and `mouseExited:` methods were being swallowed.
My idea at the time was for ease of subclassing (which is a big issue for me) and using observers is FAR easier than creating a subclass JUST for window focus.
Should be: instance of Countable
Actually, another important thing is probably to call cache() after each distinct(). Otherwise, the while tree of RDDs will be recomputed again from the start on each iteration, due to the lazy evaluation.
I don't think we should drop html tag. Maybe it's allowed by the standard, but many tools would assume it's there, why make their lives harder?
выдели в отдельный метод, плз
Can use `options.fetch(:year, year), options.fetch(:month, month), ...` here
I don't think it's easier to read.

And the `db/schema.rb can use strings, but all the oficial documentation and the migration generator use symbol, so the correct are the symbols.
I've added the new description and have kept the old description in there as well as.
Hey guys, sorry for the late response, i'm catching up with the new notifications system.

@carlosantoniodasilva yeah, you're right, it was raising an error. Now that i see it again, maybe we can require the class if has not been loaded?
May be i did something wrong, but i tried it. And got infinite recursion by some reason (stack level too deep).

this way - https://gist.github.com/3352375
or this way - https://gist.github.com/3352429

just run those gists and you will see.
yep, doing the bounds checking here is probably a bit too much of a refactoring right now

so if we can't dealias, how about something along the lines of `TypeRef(qual.tpe, sym, Nil)`?
Could you please explain how it could be of help here?
I think the above is a typo? I see two new classes `SmoothSpherBivariateSpline` and `LSQSpherBivariateSpline` added in this pull request and `RectSpherBivariateSpline` added in https://github.com/scipy/scipy/commit/b9081a8cc1258fc62d5fa3fffad2233e8fe17644, but changed to `RectSphereBivariateSpline` in https://github.com/scipy/scipy/commit/e7d3e33b435c8f68ee9371104e39423d64498d94
Is this test right? Should it be rendering the show template if you've asked for the invoice?
Do you think that a better name would be `get_raster`?
I meant staticmethod, not classmethod.
Improve or remove this comment.
"used to determine" ?
I would say "There is also the possibility of passing hints..."  or "It is also possible to pass hints..."
Feel free to keep it the way you find fit :-)
len returns an int...why are you converting it to an Integer?
These doctests will raise errors for the moment as they are not implemented.
Commented out by mistake, or?
Rather use `symbols` than `map(Symbol...`, I think. Or does that not work for long symbol names?
Ah, I guess I was confusing for-else behavior with while-else behavior. So how about just 

```py
b = brule(expr)
if not b:
    yield expr
for nexpr in b:
    yield nexpr
```
We now keep a set around and check if we've seen the return value already.
Made Authorization requirement optional and off by default. 

cff1b1bf4648228f27e438807209d10e5fccdbad
Suppose I have a `.policy_class` method returning a `Struct` like

```ruby
def self.policy_class
  Struct.new(:user, :blog) do
    def create?
      user.new_record?
    end
  end
end
```

In a case such as this, for the `NotDefinedError` [here](https://github.com/elabs/pundit/blob/master/lib/pundit/policy_finder.rb#L38), what would you have `policy_name` return? `"Class"` *(as `Struct.new.class.name` will return)*, or something more descriptive like `"[Anonymous Class]"`?

I'm also unclear how a `Scope` class would work for an anonymous class like this, as classes can't be defined within a method's scope. Do you have thoughts for how that might work?
I recommend incrementing a counter here so you know that this is occurring.
d'oh! pushed a quick fix up for now, might rework when I find time.
Procedures.
The `config` database holds the following collections that support sharded cluster operations:
I'm not sure if this section belongs under this heading;
We want to encourage people to use the helpers over the dbcommand for administrative tasks like this. It's fine to introduce the helpers first and then say "these helpers wrap this database command."
can we tighten this up by putting the slug_dict assignment up in the `try: doc = ... except Document.DoesNotExist` block?
Please add a comment explaining what is going on here.
See my suggestion here: http://area51.phpbb.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?p=244387#p244387

It would solve that problem aswell
Also I think, everythign that is not directly involved in the feature (css and javascript change) should be handled in a different ticket?
this can be removed now?
You might be looking for the `implements` keyword. http://php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.interfaces.php
New commit changes this to one string starting with:
{$phpbb_root_path}viewtopic.$phpEx?f=

I know this is not preffered in phpBB, but I do not see any point in calling append_sid just because of conventions. I hope that this change is acceptable...
I checked this.
>  If the internal pointer points beyond the end of the elements list or the array is empty, current() returns FALSE.
good point, I will fix that.
breakpad doesn't appear to have any public interface to get the name of the file :(
PRODUCTION typo
needs a return
I think Ill just remove the dependency after merging this. It is in there as a convenience, but certainly is not required by any of the runtime code.
I guess this should also be reflected in INSTALL.
Could you use `org.eclipse.swt.Graphics.Color` instead of the internal name? Per the "Using JRuby" book, these internal names are discouraged.
I think dropping the log level on the server makes sense, and then providing a simple way of setting it in the config (and overhauling logging ;) ). Until then, keeping it verbose on clients is helpful for me too, even with metrics
this is a hello example
agreed, raising the concern in the board right now! thanks
Do you also need a check for .yml?
All global variables used are only global to our module. We tried to keep the CHW module independent of other modules since it needs to be uploaded as a native app onto a phone.
Please call this 'loggedInUser'
Ah, ok, they're supposed to be together in one plot.
Spaces after the colons.
put dtype as floatX, as on line 480, you create a floatX matrix.
I like that, but this make the paragraph long. So I will break it after your text.
I rechanged this in a PR.
Pretty sure it is.  StatsSources synchronize on themselves to get the iterator and then pull updates for all the values, all under their object lock.
Why was this check removed by the way? Seems like it should be there.
Use this instead of the if statement:

```
def is_hostname_valid(hostname):
    if len(hostname) > 255:
        return False
    if hostname[-1:] == ".":
        hostname = hostname[:-1]
    allowed = re.compile("(?!-)[A-Z\d-]{1,63}(?<!-)$", re.IGNORECASE)
    return all(allowed.match(x) for x in hostname.split("."))
```
The hashtree is linked to the vnode.  If the hashtree dies then the
vnode dies.  This seems wrong.  I feel like the HTs should be under
their own supervisor.  The vnode would tell the supervisor to start a
new child and then restart it as needed.
and protected here?
It doesn't have anything to do with it.
Would multiple whitespaces between the classes also trigger the bug?
Yes, the comment should be changed.
Same comment regarding user supplied parameters and elemenets
no commas – just do:

```js
var i;
var modals = document.querySelectorAll('a');
```

also remove spaces around querySelectorAll
You'll see them in the Record list below. I'm not sure it helps much to have the outstanding tasks listed twice. It's not something we needed with Kitsune, so beyond that I'm not sure.
This again comes back to special handling for `{{.}}`.
En una traducción literal sí.
Pero a mi juicio esto es más correcto. 
Otra posible traducción podria ser  "...calcular valor  hash..."
Toujours pareil. Même si je comprend quand quand toi tu programme tu remettes les e.printstacktrace la ou tu en as besoin.
Inject nonJavaCache
I think this should inherit from `AssertionFailure`, to appear as test failures (and not errors) in some testing frameworks.
Extra *vertical* white space, as in not-needed blank line.  My comments generally refer to the code line exactly above the comment.
Wait... I thought you had this line in here to distinguish for the non-maven case?
Mostly to make it look like a conventional for loop over a linked list.

Also (but very minor), this `if` break was unnecessary on the first step of the loop.
You do have multiple linkers... in the sense of things that support createAtInjectBinding.  MAybe that's a smaller interface. 

Your RuntimeLinker did the code-gen part in a conditional, but it's literally just one strategy for providing an AtInjectBinding, and you have another one, which is code-gen.  Two cases for this.

Maybe we don't want this.  I'm weaker on this one than the others.  But the original logic is "Try one way then fail to the next."  That's all this does - but allows for more kinds.
这词儿有没有合适的中文翻译？
Why not use memcache for this?
It's a matter of which one is likely to be hit the most and put that one first. But I'm not sure property value will have higher frequency than property name. So I'm flipping as you said.
I think this utility would be more useful if the url string were passed in as a parameter. That way it could be used for any url, not just the current document.
It would be cool if the arrows wrapped around for hue, but we could spin that off as a small enhancement bug...
Should be a Set not a Hash, I'd think.
This else clause is superflous
Nice clear naming. Looks like it just might work too :)
I am not sure exactly how these work, to be honest.

I took the logic from the python youtube downloader.  Here is the exact line: 

https://github.com/rg3/youtube-dl/blob/master/youtube_dl/InfoExtractors.py#L320

Also, you can see in the commit messages on the old bitbucket repo, that someone kept adding the different el types in case the previous one fails:

 https://bitbucket.org/rg3/youtube-dl/changesets/6fed1b8bfdd2
This one is just beautiful ;-)
Wait, I see, erwan imported his findReplace component, which depends on RSyntaxTextArea. I don't really know why, it is not currently used, but anyway...

Then we should keep these but update them to the version from master (2.0.3 instead of 2.0.2).
anyway, it works fine with that.... Saying this, bacause I can`t revert for some reason...
If someone is looking for using a body in JSON format, this needs to be changed to JSON.stringify(params);   
  
query.stringify(params) will return something like 

value=someval

JSON.stringift(params) will return

{"value":"someval"}  
  
Otherwise, you'll throw a parse error on the server-side which is expecting a JSON format.
Well, 100s is one thing but we have 100s of changes *per day* to releases such Firefox-mozilla-central-nightly-latest. Over one week there's 3,500+ changes just to that row. We're going to clean the history regularly, but there's still going to lots and lots of changes to these rows. For example:
mysql> select count(*) from releases_history where name='Firefox-mozilla-central-nightly-latest' and data_version is not NULL;
ERROR 2013 (HY000): Lost connection to MySQL server during query

Query couldn't complete because mysql killed the "idle" connection =\.

Pagination would be helpful, but we need to be limiting the number of changes we're loading too.
We need to file a ticket about removing these fallbacks. They're not necessary for the browsers we support.
I think that we should leave the default production.json using the local file store, since that'll work without additional configuration
This extra space was wrong here
Just use the protocol neutral // version here and let the browser decide on what protocol to use
why did you comment out these lines?
> Rewrite as a single list comprehension `cmds = [...]`.

At that point, should I just `return [...]`?
Bootstrap uses a 12 column grid, so unless you use the offset feature, you should maintain those 12 columns in a row. That means your `span2` should be `span3`.
Could you just check and set this? With sysctl or similar (echo might work to) and try the code again. I'll see what I can do about adding a check later.

Solaris isn't dealing with this at al. It have apparently hardcoded this to 'com.sun'...
I second David's opinion here.


On Tue, Jun 5, 2012 at 11:31 AM, David Winslow
<reply@reply.github.com>
wrote:
>> @@ -1249,122 +1274,42 @@ def search_result_detail(request):
>>          layer = None
>>          layer_is_remote = True
>>
>> +    keywords = []
>> +    if hasattr(rec, 'identification') and hasattr(rec.identification, 'keywords'):
>
> I didn't say anything about transforming objects, just putting the logic of matching Layers and Records into the backend instead of having it in the views.  I would argue that this is more about choosing appropriate abstractions than adding new ones - is a catalog backend just a slightly smarter wrapper around owslib's CatalogueServiceWeb, or is it responsible for bridging the divide between Django models and Catalog records?  I think we can choose the latter without adding bloat here, and isolating the catalogue record-wrangling code from the template-slinging seems worth it to me.
>
> ---
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
> https://github.com/GeoNode/geonode/pull/248/files#r929575
As on #powerdns-dev. It's because i have them in the .hh file.
True. When implementing, I was wondering if this would ever change--e.g., some processors may have a Uint128 that would be more efficient.  But since it's fixed at 64 right now, I can set it to const.
Are these omitted due to a complication, or ZeroMQ version compatibility?
Ah yes, I'll take care of this and the others.
Do we need it here? I do not see any use of config in this file.
were send_notification and report_error removed on purpose?  are they no longer used?
Tested this out myself in various places and it didn't seem to cause any issue.
I can add some spacing, my leige
Like I said in my previous comments, if it's not broke don't fix it. You changed the code to be equivalent. I'd prefer if you made it look like the query syntax.
Wouldn't it be more robust to apply `.full-width` to the container of the page rather than individual headers? Or am I misunderstanding the purpose of this change?
nit: ev -> evt to stay consistent
Actually, reading this discussion a little more carefully, I'm actually not even sure anymore who's saying what or who I agree with.  So I'll just say that there's nothing wrong with `Coordinates(blah blah blah, system='foo')` returning an instance of a subclass of `Coordinates`.  It's perfectly fine to do that in this case in my opinion.  If that's what the argument is about.
No, I forget to add the check.
I've remove the check from last revision cause I hear sometime we will cancel the history service.
And it should not be cancelled now.
`* sizeof(char);` doesn't seem like it should've been removed
I wonder if Im the only one who thinks all those license info on every CakePHP class are so useless .. I mean docs for methods and classes are great but that, what is that for? ps no big deal anyway
Always ruining the party aren't they? :)
Maybe call it emptyAllowed()? Not sure if that reads better to native English speakers
`Max value mean all floor, it is used to display all features. Default is true.` is clearer ?
FQCN in each `@param`, `@return` etc? O_o
Not really... @Ocramius 's way is the right one in Doctrine's codebase. =)