labofsahil/github-event-dataset-2012 huggingface dataset:
Fix parsing of regex route within namespace

Modify parsing of regex routes within namespaces:

1. Prepend the namespace to all regexes
2. Interpret circumflex (`^`) anchor appropriately in relation to namespace
3. Ensure that negation only matches hits within the namespace

See #40 for original issue and test code.

Slightly wonky aspect of this: the prepending slash.

```php
<?php

with( '/path', function(){
    respond( '@foo', $cb ); // matches /path/foo, /pathfoo, /pathfood, /path/hoofoot
    respond( '@^foo', $cb ); // matches /pathfoo, /pathfood
    respond( '@^/foo', $cb ); // matches /path/foo, /path/food
});
```
Added logic for editing and deletion of entries in port aliases table

* added delete and edit logic for port aliases
* updated fake data accordingly
* split alias/tables, alias/forms and alias/views in multiple files
* refactoring and cleaning
Expanding always the first node bug fix

We were always expanding the first node data even if we chose another one. This branch fixes that bug.
-Added saved zoom capibility.

Resolves #493
[AS7-5417] fix messaging paths 

a HornetQ server always have 4 messaging path subresources (journal, paging, largemessages & bindings).
However,  a path subresource was only created if the user redefines it in the XML. This made the model incoherent as it was not possible to manage a path subresource if it has not been configured in XML.

This patch ensures that the server always have 4 messaging path subresources. If an user does not add them when it adds an HornetQ server, we create the resources (using their default values) in a operation step just before creating the HornetQ server.

I also fix the path resources attributes that were not correct (they define default values, must restart all services on modifications, etc.) and leverage them to simplify the code to resolve the attributes and marshall them in XML.

Comparing it to 7.1.2.Final model gives these warnings (comments embedded):

--- Problems for relative address to root ["hornetq-server" => "*","path" => "bindings-directory"]:
Different 'nillable' for attribute 'path'. Current: true; legacy: false
=> a path is now nillable as it has a default value
Different 'expressions-allowed' for attribute 'path'. Current: true; legacy: false
=> this was changed in AS7-4917
Different 'default' for attribute 'path'. Current: "messagingbindings"; legacy: undefined
=> this was a bug in the previous management model which did not expose the default value
Different 'default' for attribute 'relative-to'. Current: "jboss.server.data.dir"; legacy: undefined
=> this was a bug in the previous management model which did not expose the default value
Different 'nillable' for parameter 'path' of operation 'add'. Current: true; legacy: false
=> if the path param is null, we use its default value
Different 'expressions-allowed' for parameter 'path' of operation 'add'. Current: true; legacy: false
=> this was changed in AS7-4917
--- Problems for relative address to root ["hornetq-server" => "*","path" => "journal-directory"]:
[...]
=> the differences on bindings-directory applies here too
Different 'default' for attribute 'path'. Current: "messagingjournal"; legacy: undefined
=> each messaging path has a different default value for its path
--- Problems for relative address to root ["hornetq-server" => "*","path" => "large-messages-directory"]:
[...]
=> same as above
--- Problems for relative address to root ["hornetq-server" => "*","path" => "paging-directory"]:
[...]
=> same as above
Video based on PyQt [IN PROGRESS]

Terminal window based on PyQt, works in Py3k too.

- No color
- Hardcoded size (will likely be screwed for everybody except me)
FIX: Correct re-selection of multi words with selection=exclusive.

The last character (position `]) isn't included in the selection, step one character right to fix that.
Bug 806487 - Editing a contact loses the picture r=@arcturus
Add yard docs to Repositories methods. Closes #147.

edit: messed up the closes #147 in the commit comment. ><
Make the translatations Spree 1.2 compatible

The previous version of the NL translations did not work with Spree 1.2's admin. This one fixes the missing translations I've encountered and corrects a typo.
typo fix + greenmesh enums + awake window
Added Message class and made PrivateMessage, ForumThread and ForumPost extend it.

Message class is a base class for all messages like Article, Post, Thread, Comment, PrivateMessage, etc.
It has script, ID, date, author, and body. It doesn't have subject as not all messages have it.
New Press & IE Betterification & Moar .htaccess
Pluralize model to follow Lithium's conventions

I recently saw some folks on IRC being confused about Lithium's convention for naming models.
Sphere models was singular. This pluralize them all.

Changed as well a call to `\lithium\data\collection\Document` to `DocumentSet` since `Document` class was splited 2 years ago ;)
Yet Another Ctrl+W

Yet another attempt to add ctrl+w functionality :-)
rubygems version bump & passing tests on travis-ci.org

i started by wanting to fix a minor issue i had with utf8 emails not being opened in a browser.  
after forking i notice someone already fixed this but there was no new version published to [rubygems.org](https://rubygems.org/gems/email_spec/versions).
i went on a mission to make sure the specs were passing and this pull request is the result of that.

essentially i updated the example/rails3_root app to rails 3.0.7 and a lot of the dependencies, however i kept the delayed_job version to 2.x as the 3.0 version gave some errors that i didn't want to dive into just then.
you can check out the passing spec here http://travis-ci.org/#!/gardelea/email-spec (lots of noise in the output, apologies)

clearly you can't take the commit as is with the gemspec name change, but i wanted to see if there any interest in this before i went to cleaned it up proper.
Update vcap_staging gem as part of Chef deployment

Part of adding a new framework is adding a staging plugin to ~/cloudfoundry/vcap/staging/lib/vcap/staging/plugin/. It turns out that this code is not deployed to ~/cloudfoundry/.deployments/mycloud/deploy/rubies/ruby-1.9.2-p180/lib/ruby/gems/1.9.1/cache/ where it is actually needed. This patch modifies the Chef recipe for cloud_controller to deploy vcap_staging.
issue #1056: Removed CCMutableArray and CCMutableDictionary template, offered CCDictionary to improve the performance of dictionary by 60%, it means that CCDictionary can save about 2/3 time cost.
Add support for one-file-per-provider composer repositories

This reduces the memory usage dramatically: it only loads stuff that it needs now, so it should not grow along with the packages on packagist, but rather with the amount of dependencies you have.
It also contains some performance improvements in a couple places which should speed things up a bit.

To try it you can download this preview phar: http://getcomposer.org/composer-new.phar

To run a comparison, you can run your existing composer + the new one like this (be sure to add --dry-run to avoid applying any changes):

    $ composer update --dry-run --profile 
    $ php composer-new.phar update --dry-run --profile

Here are the results I got trying it on composer itself:

First run (clear cache):

    OLD: Memory usage: 60.17MB (peak: 67.52MB), time: 19.59s
    NEW: Memory usage: 10.86MB (peak: 14.29MB), time: 20.79s

Second run (primed cache):

    OLD: Memory usage: 60.17MB (peak: 67.52MB), time: 10.63s
    NEW: Memory usage: 10.86MB (peak: 14.29MB), time: 3.97s

As you can see, the first runs are almost equal because they both need to download a bunch of files (larger ones for OLD, more smaller ones for NEW), but then it gets much faster, and especially the memory usage is reduced quite a bit.

I would be interested to get feedback from people with large projects that encountered issue with memory limits of 512MB+, to see how much it's reduced.
Cool. It's working. No duplicates in db, num updates properly, won't rea...

...d same url twice.
Configure cleanup.

These commits remove references to deleted commands as well as tweaking a few of the help messages.
Some UI improvements

I've been working with a your (GREAT!) HUD class for a while now and have made some custom changes that have been requested by a few users:

1. Cancel button to allow the operation to be halted; optional, off by default and calls the delegate's hudDidCancel
1. White border around the panel; optional and off by default
1. A background dimming view to provide some visual difference between HUD and background; optional and off by default
1. Animations when title/subtitle are updated; defaults to UIViewAnimationTransitionNone
Replaced '--less' option with '--extension=<file-extension>'

Hi, I've just discovered glue and I'm really impressed by it so far.

I had a problem though -- I use SASS (if you haven't heard of it, it's similar to less - http://sass-lang.com/).

So I needed something like the '--less' option, but for the .scss file extension that SASS uses.

I thought rather than add another option, I thought it would be a nice feature if it were possible to specify any file extension - whether it be .less, .scss, or anything else.

So I've replaced the '--less' option with '--extension=(file-extension-goes-here)'. So "--extension=less" will do exactly what "--less" does, but now I also have the option of "--extension=scss", or "--extension=foo", etc. Then it can work with basically any tool that uses CSS files, no matter what the extension.

If you do accept this request I'm not sure whether you'd want to keep '--less' for backwards compatibility but I've removed it entirely in my patch.
Add a Cassandra output plugin

Apache Cassandra is a distributed key-value store based on DynamoDB. It's similar to Riak in many ways. This PR adds an output plugin for logstash to Cassandra. You can specify in the config where your events get logged, and provide a fast way to access them with wide-rows as secondary indexes.

Here's an example config for storing access log lines that have been grokked into CLF. The event will have its  auth, timestamp, request, and response attributes inserted as named Cassandra columns, and the UUIDs of the records will go into wide columns in two tables, one to quickly lookup events by time, and one to lookup events by user and time.

```
output {
    cassandra {
        type => "example"
        nodes => [ "host1", "9160", "host2", "9160" ] # etc
        keyspace => "logstash"
        table => "logstash"
        event_schema => [
            'user', 'auth',
            'request_at', 'timestamp',
            'query', 'request',
            'http_status', 'response'
        ]
        index_tables => [ "logstash_timeline", "user_timeline" ]
        index_table_keys => [
          "logstash_timeline", "logstash_%{+YYYYMMdd}"
          "user_timeline", "user_%{auth}_%{+YYYYMM}"
        ]
    }
}
```

One thing I wasn't sure of was changing the Event class. Since the Cassandra UUID generator will Do The Right Thing with Ruby Time objects, I added a method to get at an event's parsed timestamp, since I couldn't find one that didn't return it pre-formatted into a number or a string.

Let me know what you think.
PSI_lab2, Vicu
Correction in VS solution(unable to compile from source) and invalid error handling in NonContainer.StarTag.ReadTag

VisualStudio was unable to compile TagLib# from source from GitHub(missing files, invalid configuration) so I decided to update it to fit my requirements(prepared AssemblyInfo.cs, link to snk in root directory). I'm not good in autoconf/make stuff, but I hope I didn't break anything.
Additionally, I removed reference to ICSharpCode.SharpZipLib from project and HAVE_SHARPZIPLIB constant from Debug compilation.
Tests project was untouched(only conversion).

NonContainer.StartTag.ReadTag was logging errors to console instead of throwing exceptions. Now it behave correctly.
Update javascript/pubnub-3.3.1.js

ready() is only called when the 'load' event fires from the DOM.  If the pubnub script file is added after the load event has fired, then ready() will never be called.  I modified the script to call ready() if the page has already loaded otherwise it binds to the load event to calls it when the event fires.

Without this change, apps (like GWT using ScriptInjector) are not be able to subscribe to a channel because it will never enter a ready state.  (current workaround is to manually call ready after instantiating a pubnub object)
Can't drag files in from iTunes

Which would be handy so we don't have to right-click, Show in Finder, select file, drag. :)
Puppet multiline comments

Added in a syntax region to handle the Puppet (C style) multi-line comments.
Bug Fix: should translate status code Symbol to right HTTP STATUS CODE

A status code symbol like :bad_request is not currently translated to 400 using Rack::Utils::HTTP_STATUS_CODES..

This pull request fixes this bug..
zf2607 - Fixing how headers are accessed

I have modified how the headers were accessed as it was using the old method, now it is using the new method of: $this->getRequest()->getHeaders()->has('Accept-Encoding')
[WIP][2.1] New XmlStrategy/XmlModel
Speaker offer workflow

 * Lowercase Accept and Withdraw in dropdown
Added a PlayerConsumeItemEvent and a method to update the health and foodbar

Corresponding Bukkit PR: https://github.com/Bukkit/Bukkit/pull/673

Please be kind, this is my first (real) pull request.
This event is called when the eating/drinking of an item is over and the effects would apply.

If the player consumes food, you are able to change the nutrition value.
Cancelling is possible, too!

The event is called before FoodLevelChangeEvent

If anything is missing, please tell me! :)

Hope to see this pulled

Side note:
The updateFoodAndHealth methods sends a new packet to the player, because the client would change the foodbar, even if the event is cancelled.
(Same effect appears if you cancel FoodLevelChange!)
I marked it as deprecated since this isn't the nicest way to handle it.

All changes were tested and worked correctly :)
Added getRemainingDelay to the CraftScheduler

This nice new request allows it to get the remaining time till a task gets executed.
More information at the associated ticket: https://bukkit.atlassian.net/browse/BUKKIT-1912
Associated Bukkit pull request: https://github.com/Bukkit/Bukkit/pull/634
Deze ook ff

- Icons en naamgeving buttons
Refactor structure of api/http_api.md and add api version numbers for al...

...l endpoints.
ignore some additional directorys where files get generated from tests
Atualizacao 21122012
allowing setters to be intercepted during initial load
CSRF and User Display Name Features

- added a new view helper
- fixed CSRF timeout with config options
- added an optional controller action to regenerate CSRF hash values (now only supports login form)
Add CSRF token prevention.

Add CSRF token prevention to Riak Control.

* Break out resources which perform potentially destructive actions.
* Switch these from GET requests to POST requests.
* No longer serve index.html off of the file system, serve from erlydtl template so we can insert a CSRF token into the header as a meta tag. (Potentially problematic because users might have bookmarked /admin/ui/index.html).

The changes to the API are less than awesome, but are good enough to get us to a place where things feel much safter (POST vs non-idempotent GET).

To note:

I haven't been able to fully perform an end-to-end test of this yet, because there appears to be a problem with erlydtl being initialized correctly.  During render the following happens:

```erlang
    {error,undef,
        [{erlydtl_runtime,find_value, ...
```

Any thoughts?

@reiddraper @dizzyd
Change strtok to strtok_r for thread safe

This commit add gnulib because strtok_r is not available in certain platform likes Windows.
Please pull, solved issue 111

The superbus server still needs a small update, its currently down, so i cannot work on it.
Also some work on the rendersize area needs to be done, but a basic version works now.
Examples for the new tag:

a working deferred visualization
{% visualization dataset:VESSEL12 deferredLoad:1 %}

a working visualization
{% visualization dataset:VESSEL12 deferredLoad:0 %}


Tag usage: {% visualization dataset:string
                                              width:number
                                              height:number
                                              deferredLoad:0|1
                                              extensionFilter:ext1,ext2,ext3
                                              showBrowser:0|1 %}
                  The only mandatory argument is dataset.
                  width/heigth: Size of the 2D view area.
                  defferedLoad: If active, user has to click on the area to load the viewer.
                  extensionFilter: An include filter to specify the file types which should be displayd in the filebrowser.
                  showBrowser: If 1, a file browser is rendered
Tarjouspohja kommentit bugfix ja lopputeksti kokonaan_ilman_hintoja.

Tarjouspohjan kommentti bugfix.

Kokonaan ilman hintoja ominaisuus jättää nyt myös loppu tekstit tulostamatta.
Pack null atom

Hi,

I think that aside from packing the undefined atom as "null" it would be nice if the null atom is packed as "null" too.

By the way. Why don't convert all atoms to binaries and them pack them as that?
Merge categories (tags) by slug

#603
Bug-808894 - [BB][Browser] Apply building blocks [input_areas]

Bug [#808894](https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=808894)
Disable project watcher if reloading is disabled

This patch disables the invocation of the GrailsProjectWatcher if reloading is disabled when running the run-app script. Conceptually, this might need to be expanded to allow for more configurable reloading behavior -- for example: project-sources/no-plugins; no-project-sources/plugins-only; or configurable-source-class-list/configurable-source-class-list-exclusion/configurable-plugin-list/configurable-plugin-list-exclusions. Until those use-cases are defined, this should suffice to disable project-class-specific & plugin reloading.
Latest batch of changes

* Adds support for Moose attribute triggers (i.e. a coderef that is run whenever an attribute value is set). The implementation should be fairly compatible with Moose and Moo. An attribute with a trigger is no longer "simple", so adding a trigger to an attribute sacrifices XS.

* An optimisation for non-XS "simple" accessors and predicates; and for delegation and clearers. Rather than closing over `$name` we generate the sub using a stringy eval that interpolates `$name`. According to my benchmark script this speeds up the non-XS accessors by about 50%. 

* Backport to Perl 5.8. This adds a dependency on MRO::Compat, but **only when running on Perl 5.8**. Under Perl 5.10+ there are still no non-core dependencies.

* A few tests to make sure that Moos plays nice with Role::Tiny and Class::Method::Modifiers for those who need added features.

* Reorganised documentation

* Support `has [qw/ attr1 attr2 /] => (...)` like Moose etc do.
Expo: Direct keyboard selection of workspaces 1 to 9

This enables the keyboard user to directly switch to the desired workspace in the Expo view by pressing the corresponding number key: 1 for the first workspace, etc., up to workspace 9. The activation of the chosen workspace will be accompanied by a brief workspace-shifting OSD.
PUB/SUB reconnect does not work.

This change stores the connection state regarding subscriptions,
selected db and monitoring. When the connection to Redis drops, the state
is reestablished after a succesful reconnect.

This is the same as [pull request 210](https://github.com/mranney/node_redis/pull/210), but I hope this time I did it right.
Bug fixes and mods requested by Michael


- Added dataset id to dataset config object and granule ingested event.
- Fixed bugs in last update worker
- Added transform_id to the config when a transform is launched
- Set origin of ExceptionEvent to be the transform id when sent by transform worker
- Fixed issues in unit tests caused by changes.
Removes transforma. Fixes on_quit() of a couple of transforms by calling the base class.
Develop

- updated market
- starting to implement scroll
- added class attribute and getElementByClassName
refactor existing codes and organize codes as a gem
multi_json dependency request

Hi!

We're looking to go live soon using Stripe at Spreecast and I ran into an issue with getting the gem deployed in our system. We have a hard dependency on multi_json 1.0.4 from our versions of sidekiq and oa_oauth. I've been able to successfully create tokens and charges using the relaxed constraint here and was wondering if you could incorporate this change in an updated rev.

On the other hand, if there's newer multi_json functionality in 1.1 that's required for further integration, that would be great to know as well.

Please let me know if there's any additional info that I can provide.

Thanks!
-Sean
Finished updating the couch code

Make flashy LEDs work.
add README for how to work with fork
Add tailable method to Query

For use in QueryStreams, e.g.

```js
var stream = Model.where('name', 'Kevin').tailable().stream();
stream.on(function(doc) {
    console.log(doc);
});
```

Let me know if I missed anything or if this should be simplified, i.e. combining with `Query.slaveOk` method to reduce duplicate code.
Fix query population on2x

fixes #853 on 2.x branch
Hurp

Derp
Removed gray scale
Bug fixes: -ext doesn't ever match lowercase extensions, regExExcludes list grows on updates

Two bugs that I frequently encounter are fixed.

When the command line is parsed, extensions are converted to uppercase
and placed in a dictionary.  However, at comparison time, the actual extension
is not uppercased, so lowercase file extensions never match and are always
output into the Paraffin output file.

I did not check the other exclusion functions to see if they have a similar problem.

Also, the regExExcludes list grows on each update because there is no check to see if an existing RegExExclude is re-specified on the update command line. Other lists are checked, but not this one.  This is fixed.
shift rakefile to Cakefile.

Issue #5: use cake instead of rake
https://github.com/badamson/patchosaur/issues/5
added: max_hsps_per_subject option for BLAST+ wrapper

In BLAST 2.2.26+, there is an extra output option 'max_hsps_per_subject' that controls the number of displayed HSPs per hit. This is available in blastn, blastp, blastx, tblastn, tblastx, rpsblast, and psiblast. I don't know if this option is present in previous versions, but I thought it would be handy to have them available in the wrapper.
Show user attributes names instead of handle

(It's just a proposal)
I'm wondering why the normal users should view the handle of custom user attributes (`getAttributeKeyDisplayHandle`) instead of their names (`getAttributeKeyName`).
In my mind I see the handles as an internal representation of the attributes, and the name as the text to be shows. Am I missing something?
angle potentials implemented, documentation updated and testfeature added

Hier die pull request fuer das espresso repository. Ich habe auch das Dokumentationsupdate und das (noch nicht sehr saubere) testfeature eingebaut.

Gruss,
Tobias
Removed \insertQR because web-service handles insertion
Handle escaped quotes for the JavaScript mode

The extension now handles escaped quotes. So, the following code is formatted correctly:
test="<a href=# onclick=\"alert(); return false;\">test</a>";

Previous (incorrect) behavior was:
test="<a href=# onclick=\"alert();
   return false;
\">test</a>"
derp

Yep
Re-org into libraries

Just a re-org into libraries. I am done mangling your layout now, and am going to move on to UI/Functionality improvements and some unit tests.
Fix page object usage in test in test

This test was not using the correct page object.
Improves in completer.py to recognize double attributes from imported modules, fixed tests.

Improves in completer.py to recognize double attributes from imported modules, fixed tests.
Fixed indents and updated code with Hint comment for Konami code.

Learning git and github.
Fixes issue #270

Added some OAuth related files that were missing in the .NET4 and Silverlight projects.

Fixes restsharp/restsharp#270
Yamashita no2

test-no2を変更した-その3
BUGFIX: uninitialized constant Arel::Nodes::Visitors::DepthFirst

while using activerecord-sqlserver-adapter 3.1.5 with Rails 3.1 with Arel 2.2.1 we encountered the error
  uninitialized constant Arel::Nodes::Visitors::DepthFirst
apparently Arel was trying to call a relative namespace with
  Visitors::DepthFirst.new(block).accept self
we fixed this by making it call an absolute namespace with
  ::Arel::Visitors::DepthFirst.new(block).accept self
Horizontal-platform implemented in big.js

platform is working and,
Altered map a little so the platform can move freely.
Torque smart ptrs

General purpose smart pointers.
Typedef of boost smart pointers. Only include a header-only subset of Boost Library ( 3 MB )

Torque::shared_ptr<Foo>::type foo_ptr = Torque::shared_ptr<Foo>::type( new Foo() );
import from experimental fork
Fixed quarry bug

 Fixed a bug with the quarries related to the change from BuildCraftAPII.softBlock to BlockUtil.isSoftBlock (Y coordinate was being decreased by 1 but is no longer necessary).

Signed-off-by: Ken "Minalien" Murray <minalien@gmail.com>
Depend on sqlite3 not sqlite3-ruby as per instructions when installing sqlite3-ruby

Post-install message from sqlite3-ruby:

Hello! The sqlite3-ruby gem has changed it's name to just sqlite3.  Rather than
installing 'sqlite3-ruby', you should install 'sqlite3'.  Please update your
dependencies accordingly.

Thanks from the Ruby sqlite3 team!

<3 <3 <3 <3
Large tool upgrade
test pull request

from now on i will only make changes on branch daniel and send pull requests
Multiple fixes

* Added comments to methods.
* Updated _load method in order to always get the cached data instead of getting empty data because of the default lifetime value at 60s and run.php that runs at each 60s. (bug fix) 
* Updated _save method by removing useless parameters
* Rewrite execute method. Use Request::factory instead of call_user_func function
* Updated code for Kohana 3.2.2
* Updated README
wz4: CustomIPP, define and pass screen resolution to pixel shader
Make the last menu item keyboard shorcut work

On Kindle 3 the last menu item's keyboard shortcut should be "Sym" and not "/" as there is no "/" key on Kindle 3 (but there is one on DXG). Tested to work on both Kindle 3 and Kindle DXG (and on emulator where "Sym" is the right Shift key).
Rakefile targets for specs, in namespaces for :cli and :base

This lets the Rakefile generate the .gemspec files on disk.  I'm thinking this will be nice to use bundler with the :git parameter.

Thanks for pushing these to rubygems.org, BTW.  Having to download from rubyforge is a nightmare.
I have added Turkish Lira and Azerbaijani Manat to Currency Class and made some changes to increase code readibility

- I have added type casting in CurrencyPair constructor
- I have changed name units to amount in Money constructor method
made sure that updating a resource doesn't delete its stats
Rewrite the driver script in Python; use os.path.realpath().

After my last comment on the previous pull request, I thought about the problem a bit, and offer this as a possible solution.

I realized that while `realpath` isn't a standard Unix command, `os.path.realpath` *is* a standard part of Python, and it should be OK to rely on Python being installed, given that Ophis is written in Python.  So, I rewrote the driver script in Python; actually, I just made it modify `sys.path` before doing exactly what `ophismain.py` does.

I suppose this could replace `ophismain.py`, or this functionality could go into `ophismain.py` (but I would certainly prefer to type `ophis` at the shell prompt.  And having both a file called `ophis` and a directory called `Ophis` in the same directory wouldn't work for users with case-insensitive file systems.)

The driver script still has limitations; for example, it won't work if you move it somewhere else, like `/usr/local/bin`.  But I don't think there is a good solution for that short of turning the project into a full-blown Python package with a `setup.py` and so forth.
LPS-12802

Hi @migue,

Basically, I've split DynamicDataSourceTargetSource into DynamicDataSourceTargetSource and DynamicDataSourceOperationSource. But, as usual, the biggest challenge are the names - I don't like them :( Please feel free to rename them when you find better names.

Thank you.
pull me!

pull me please
Restyled UI to modernize it a bit.

No functionality changes whatsoever.
Lighthouse 453: Fix play startup script to allow for complex multi-project builds

Today it is totally impossible to have a sub-project that is shared by two Play projects.  This change will fix that.  See the bug report for more details and an example project which is broken without this fix and works with it.  https://play.lighthouseapp.com/projects/82401-play-20/tickets/453-need-to-be-able-to-share-a-sub-project-with-two-play-projects#ticket-453-9
2.0 UI

Changes:

![UI 2.0](http://f.cl.ly/items/2m351F382J0b2Z310p40/2.0-UI.png)
Strength and DRY password form fields

The changes provide the ability to enable secure passwords
settings.ACCOUNT_STRENGTH_PASS = True
The used algorithm is from a Jquery plugin:
http://phiras.wordpress.com/2007/04/08/password-strength-meter-a-jquery-plugin/

Help request:
* Must write a better error message and update the i18n
* Assembling the Jquery plugin in the template
Fixed small typo in ActveRecord/CHANGELOG.md

`uniqueness` was spelled `unqueness`
Fix failing test for edge gemfile option

This should fix the build for 3-2-stable branch.
day sim framework.
Panda, Tiger & Eagle levels complete

I cheated a little since I had already done this exercise in the previous batch (though I did change it up so my answer is not exactly the same). Nonetheless, it was a good recap on the basics of ActiveRecord and I do enjoy this approach of incrementally learning about the inner-workings of Rails!
Update ieshiv documentation

Ieshiv issue 195
idea: ditch tab close icon except on hover state

mostly just a stylistic preference in order to try and make things
a touch cleaner up top - if you like it, great; if not, well... :)

---

this is mostly just a personal preference and *way* down on the importance
scale, but since we can't really do the sort of things i'd personally 
prefer (merging tabs + title bars, sidebar api, etc. to help bring sublime into line
with other os x ui design guidelines/practices/trends/flights of fancy), figured why
not go and kill a tiny little icon?

![1](http://cl.ly/2i1d0g0U3N0E341g1Y39/simpletab.png)
![2](http://cl.ly/3R15163M3p3I2F0y0q3g/simpletabhover.png)
Import Android drawables (from API version 8)

See #852 for reason. This will increase the apk size by 82 KiB.

Merge if you want, but I'll be not offended, if you don't want it (e.g. because it increases the file size). The main reason is that versions <8 don't have some of the used icons while newer versions use sometimes colorful icons that are mixed with our own grayscale.

ldpi is not included in API 8 resources.

This closes #852.
Merge from trunk to gd-trunk
there are no semicolons after the closing curly bracket from `for` on ja...

...vascript
Fix ruby 1.9 incompatibility (and add rspec + tests for the change)
替换素材，添加反馈，完善细节

以上
timed out on "examples/strategy-cluster.html"

`<urlopen error [Errno 110] Connection timed out>` on 

```
url: "http://labs.metacarta.com/flickrbrowse/flickr.py/flickr"
```
Added a Get<T> override which takes a Linq.Expression
Using more common terminology

First of all, congratulations for this great guide! It handles gracefully some of the hardest parts of git for beginners. 

As a Brazilian, I must add that the pt-br translation is also very good (and important due to the widespread number of developers that don't read English), but I believe it could be improved by using the original terms for commits, branches and merges instead of their translations (confirmação, ramos and mesclas).

I know it's supposed to be targeted at non-English speakers, but the original terms are so commonplace that typical developers even use them as if they were Portuguese words (e.g., "mergear" as if "merge" was a Portuguese verb and we would conjugate it), so it would be in those developers' best interest to present them the commonly-used vocabulary upfront.

I've tried to have the translations displayed on the first occurrences of each English term, and also kept the translated terms on titles, so people can easily incorporate the vocabulary on their daily usage.

Just a suggestion, of course, but one that I believe would make this great "hello, git"-style guide even better.

Obrigado! (Thank you!)
fixed an issue with empty commit templates showing watermark text

Prior to the patch, when using a commit template with blank contents for the text, the commit-message-box would change to "Enter commit message" as watermark, yet the box itself already being focused.

Thus you were able to edit the watermark text, and when unfocusing/refocusing the text again the whole commit message would disappear.

![Example](http://puu.sh/utB7 "Example")

This patch addresses this, in that the message is explicitly focused and the watermark explicitly hidden.
Remove setExample method call

Updated my Symfony standard this morning and had this issue :

```php
PHP Fatal error:  Call to undefined method Symfony\Component\Config\Definition\Builder\ArrayNodeDefinition::setExample() in /Users/dguyon/Sites/Plemi/pro/vendor/symfony/monolog-bundle/Symfony/Bundle/MonologBundle/DependencyInjection/Configuration.php on line 189
```

I looked at **Config Component** and seen no __setExample__ method so here's a patch.
[#38240967] トップページで商品カタログを閲覧できること
Make the scrollbar more pretty in modern browsers.


/* Scrollbar */
::-webkit-scrollbar {
    width: 6px;
}
::-webkit-scrollbar-track {
    background-color: #bbb;
}
::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb {
    background-color: #eee;
}
::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb:hover {
    background-color: #888;
}
Design Requirements

Habe noch die Design Requirements ergänzt.
Email validation

Regex magic to verify '@gatech.edu' email address.

NOTE: This is for the wrong branch!
General update & crashfix

This is to fix the crash on the smogon plugin.

Incidentally the other commits that update PO are included.
Added extra_vmargs

extra_vmargs: A string of additional vm args that will be appended to the start* commands. 

For example, limit the TCP ports for distributed Erlang traffic, running Erlang through a firewall:

<code>{extra_vmargs, "-kernel inet_dist_listen_max 9105 inet_dist_listen_min 9100"}</code>

With this option we can manage all specific needs without to set an option for each one.

Thanks!
Include SQL query mean number and mean execution time in the output
Modified DUKE and VT pattern matching terms
Added griefed status; fixed Kizantium/Columbia road.
Corrected non-working empty_gh function in github plugin

Removed spaces around =
adds style/overview.md back in

##motivation
This page is linked to by http://docs.scala-lang.org/style/ and http://davetron5000.github.com/scala-style/ so even if this is supposed to be destroyed, it should at least be replaced with a permanent redirect instead of a file not found.

##different behavior
Just a reversion back to the style/overview.md of 59afeb1106bce5a7ad0a7359bce11ca30459b65e.  I think the breaking commit was 8abc6d1f5321d8aed2a045d827268323f47e3562.
Multi-Part form data
changed zipcodes to strings again
Memory Leak Fix

The previous pull request was closed because the fix introduced another bug that I failed to find. This pull request replaces the previous request.
Fixed titles to make it more "active", using verb+ing
tests/logs_unittest.py simple fix for an initially obscure bug
Cleanup of sparse/basic.py

PEP8 fixes, duplicate isinstance calls.
onPlaceChangeEvent mod

Hi Daniel,

I'm new to this whole git and github, hopefully I'm doing it right. 

Check out this commit, for issue 144.

The one other thing I did in my app, that is not in this Commit, is check if the place in onPlaceChangeEvent is an instanceOf HomePlace before setting loaded on HistoryObserver. This is because in EntryPoint I start out checking LocalStorage for a valid user session, if a valid user session is found it goes straight to HomePlace and HistoryObserver.setLoaded(true). If there is no valid user session it goes to LoginPlace which I never really want added to the History stack. 

Maybe we should consider adding a default HomePlace as part of MGWT to accommodate this functionality? 

David
Use EmbeddedValue#primitive instead of #model

The model attribute for EmbeddedValue had some kind of duplicated the
primitive lookup. Now OpenStruct is the default primitive for embedded
values, the user model still takes precedence.

This pull request removes EmbeddedValue#model and uses EmbeddedValue#primitive.

This is needed so I can use Aequitas Rule::PrimitiveType::Virtus. Aequitas uses EmbeddedValue#value_coerced?(value) internaly. Before this patch EmbeddedValue#primitive always returns ::Object, so value_ocerced?(value) always fails.

It would also be possible to simply override Attribute#value_coerced to not compare @primitive === value, and instead doing @model === value. But IMHO it is better to remove code than to add. My pull request uses the present "Primitive" infrastructure this is the way to go.

As a side note, since I needed to use OpenStruct as default primitive, I could remove the pending spec on Attribute.detect_type whith embedded values.

Feel free to comment, since this is my first contribution to virtus it is likely I missed some important points.
Add MonoTouch support

by add some missing system type, the project can build with monotouch under osx. test in som projects for a long time, most feature works.
added new file tttt.txt

merged to master
Translate application to Brazilian Portugues (pt-BR)

Just translate the application to Brazilian Portuguese.
Carriage Return Line Feed

see #18
send error reports to ratchet. needs access token to be set in settings....

...py .
0.6.0 wrapup

- Update README with measure_time and string examples
- Validate user-submitted timestamps
- Add messages to bare exceptions
SDK 4.1 bug workaround

this checkin fixes a bug compiling in SDK 4.1 - there's a apparently a bug in LLVM/GCC. 

My bug fix assumes a min valid SDK of 3.2, but that probably isn't what your intended config is.  So, if you can't take the same change, I'll tweak and resend a pull request.
480

Relate to issue #480
Multiple-stage greenhouse effect in system-generation

Changes in albedo and amount_volatiles given into a loop: this should allow multiple-stage greenhouse effect.
Set cartesian goals

This pull request adds the basic functionality for setting goal poses in cartesian space and storing them as Constraints into the warehouse
upgrade to 3.2.6

* upgrade to rails 3.2.6
* set rvmrc to 1.9.2
* apply asset pipeline
* refactor some code to partial or helper
Create correct type of links
Add recipe for flymake-cursor
Added access to `route` from within an API.

This loops the loop with API introspection by making route information available within an API call. 

For example, we can now declare what the API takes for `:sort` values and disallow anything that's not in the list.

    class MyAPI < Grape::API
        desc "Returns sorted stuff.", 
         { :params => 
           { :sort => [ "name", "created_at" ] }
         }
         get "/stuff"
             allowed_sorts = route.route_params[:sort]
             error!("Can't sort by #{params[:sort]}, allowed sorts are #{allowed_sorts}.", 400) unless allowed_sorts.include?(params[:sort])
             Stuff.desc(params[:sort])
         end
    end

I thought about calling this `route_info`, but decided against it since you get back the actual route

@jch or @mbleigh pls take a look
FIX: CPU charts X-axis labels

CPU charts X-axis labels were wrong, hightcharts expects milliseconds not seconds
Saves vendor selection for later

You can access the vendorId in the Order controller by using:
this.order[0].vendorId
Views

Minor appearance changes to the meetings#index page.
Updated README.md syntax

I did a few minor readme fixes, mostly markdown syntax idiosyncrasies. The most notable thing that I changed was the use of `<pre></pre>` to define codeblocks to be \`\`\` ... \`\`\`  since it is considered slightly more idiomatic and allows for syntax highlighting. 

I added a short line regarding the installation too and fixed a minor syntax issue with the javascript.
Horizontal align right

I had a need to align background image to the right rather than left or centre.

The horizontal_center para only lets you choose to align centrally or not (left).

You could either allow this to accept a value of 'right' but I have introduced a new param horizontal_align as I think the name is more descriptive, and allowed this to accept values of 'left', 'right' and 'center'.

I have made it backward compatible with horizontal_center.
change file image storage to memory on-the-fly

change file image storage to memory on-the-fly
Updated that beautiful read me

check out the change to reedmen, I cloned this repo by pressing the clone to mac button and it downloaded all this onto my local drive , then i changed the readme and added to staging, committed to local and then 
git push -u origin master 
finally found out what the -u is for 
if you can receive this pull , then change something and send me a pull request and we should be golden
Ajuste nos templates de login
Fixed double-escaping bug.

Updated the in-place editing component to only use one form of HTML-encoding (the ECO template engine).
Better error messages.

These changes just make things nicer for the user on failure.
Add and export `poll-item-sock` and `socket-id`

`poll-item-sock` will return the socket component from a pollitem struct. This is useful in iteration of the pollitems set after a poll to fire callbacks computed and tied to sockets rather than relying on the order that items are added to the poll list.

**EDIT: This patch has been removed. See comments.**
Also added is `socket-id` which returns the pointer address of the socket as an integer. I use this to store callbacks tied to a socket in a standard hash-table since the `:test 'equalp` to `make-hash-table` fails to correctly compare foreign pointers correctly as `cffi:pointer-eq` but compares integers representing addresses correctly, which should remain stable and usable as a socket identity without having to use custom hash table implementations.
update UI

对UI的一点小改进
modified:   src/gui/chatwidget.c
	modified:   src/gui/loginpanel.c
ぷるぷる

認証してもらうことが必要なのかな？
Some minor changes, mostly related to wardrobes and fluff text

Mostly the same as [this](https://github.com/Baystation12/Baystation12/pull/1557) but now with proper line endings, less commits, and and a correction in the spelling of "apologize" in the gravity toggles. Now with more clipboards and Space Law!
Reordered fields of list of Subversion repositories

Added field for extra options to git-svn
Updated documentation to reflect new fields and field order
Ch22
Don't add paddding for non-existent qualified imports.

Before this commit,

import A
import B

was transformed to

import           A
import           B

by default even if there were no qualified imports in the whole file.
Basic support for reserved namespace
Customize Cache-Control with ThemesForRails.config
window removeChild() function added.

Missing function added for window component.
Fix static binding

I don't know about other versions, but at least on PHP 5.4.5 the static binding syntax doestn't allow this:
```php
<?php
$this->metadata['parent_model']::primary_key();
// Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '::' (T_PAAMAYIM_NEKUDOTAYIM)
```
Indexing issue with Textareas.

Fixed an indexing problem with checkbox and textarea inputs. As well, added indexing for id's if desired
By default require SSL connections to be encrypted *and* authenticated

If only using encryption MITM attacks are easily possible, so the framework's default should be changed.

However, this pull requests first serves as a discussion playground for this: to verify a peer certificate, one needs to have a list of trusted root CAs. If missing, no peer certificate will be accepted. The list can change over time, though, so bundling it with the framework is not a good option.

It should be best to use the list of CAs from the system, but there is probably no portable way of finding them. Maybe someone has any insights to this.

On cygwin, there's a bundle of certs here:

```sh
-> % ls /usr/ssl/certs
README.RootCerts  ca-bundle.crt  ca-bundle.trust.crt  demo  expired
```

On gentoo, it is here (another - probably more suitable format):

```sh
-> % ls -1l /etc/ssl/certs
total 1012
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root     29 Jun 11 08:49 024dc131.0 -> Microsec_e-Szigno_Root_CA.pem
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root     50 Jun 11 08:49 039c618a.0 -> TURKTRUST_Certificate_Services_Provider_Root_2.pem
...
```

On debian, it seems to be the same directory & format.
Corrected path of check_system_requirements.php in docs

Corrected in docs/src.
Also in txt and html although this documentation seems to be auto generated from src.
Expose AnsiEscapes methods on the class level as well, for easy calling without inclusion

This is a step toward fixing cucumber/cucumber#219 by exposing the AnsiEscapes methods at the module-level as well.
[AS7-3111] Support @ArquillianResource injection of JNDI Context for @Ru...

...nAsClient; add tests proving remote EJB access works
handle case when comments is null (shouldn't really happen)
TIMOB-8924 BlackBerry: setter methods crash runtime

CHANGE LOG
    - changed Ti8Event to use a context scope before calling JavaScript
    
 TEST CASES
    - build tibb
    - build tibbtest
    - deploy tibbtest on simulator
    - push button in demo
    - application should not crash
TIMOB-9279: BlackBerry: Add --blackberry-device and --blackberry-password to drillbit

Reviewers: Alex, Harut
Note: devicemanagement.py has been gutted in preparation for TIMOB-9378

```
[Issues Fixed]
TIMOB-9279: BlackBerry: Add --blackberry-device and --blackberry-password to drillbit

[Changes]
drillbit.py
- added usage

blackberry.js
- function BlackBerrySimulator
  - store the blackberry args
- function createDeviceManagementProcess
  - replace the unused args with the used ones
- functions isTestHarnessRunning, pushTestJS, launchTestHarness, killTestHarness
  - use the builder process instead of devicemanagement

builder.py
- functions __init__, __name__
  - add useLogFile param to direct output to log file or stdout based on the command
- function run
  - move the package name to a reusable function getPackage
- added functions terminateApp, isAppRunning, printExitCode, getFile, putFile, appLog
- function __name__
  - added usage, options, and handling for the new commands

devicemanagement.py
- use optparse instead of argparse
- move package-related commands to builder.py

[Tests]
Test 1: Run drillbit
1) Run scons to build the mobile sdk
2) Run the following command:
drillbit\drillbit.py --platforms=blackberry --blackberry-device=<ip address>
3) Click "run tests"
4) Verify the test_harness app is built, deployed, and run
5) Verify the logs are printed
Note: The test will fail because some things aren't implemented
```
WIP: Fix bundled compilation when a a newer icu is available via LDFLAGS

This happens on The Setup / Boxen machines if another project's dependency has caused icu4c to be installed. Once I'm OK with this locally I'll probably pull this unreleased 0.6.13 into a couple projects manually.
closes #77: lowercase graph properties
Merging of the export command into the mgmt command

Just to illustrate what I was saying in my email. :)
Tell me what you think.

It need maybe a little bit more of work but the idea is here. Now I can execute 'mgmt exec --operation export-resource --file /home/thomas/myexport.zip --contentType zip' and have the result as the export command.
The export command could now even be changed to only call the mgmt exec command with the good parameters.