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[ { "action": "opened", "author": "neo-tahi", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1421876823000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "```sh\r\n# Acts like \"git status\" if given no arguments\r\n# Acts like \"git blah blah blah\" otherwise\r\nunalias g\r\nfunction g () {\r\n if [[ $# == 0 ]]; then\r\n git status -sb\r\n else\r\n git $*\r\n fi\r\n}\r\n\r\n```", "title": "add g function", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "DTrejo", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1498457628000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

{ "number": 7444, "repo": "cmssw", "user_login": "cms-sw" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "vasile-ghete", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1422529754000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "The PR contains only the XML file for L1Menu_Collisions2015_50ns_v0 menu, so it can be merged w/o HLT changes, Changes to use it must be included in another PR.", "title": "Add XML file for L1Menu_Collisions2015_50ns_v0 menu", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "degano", "comment_id": 72034642, "datetime": 1422542295000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "@cmsbuild please test", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "mulhearn", "comment_id": 72582231, "datetime": 1422931164000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "+1", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "labboy0276", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1437325523000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I am putting this here so I can do a PR. The php.ini settings are good and are set to upload_max_filesize = 100M && post_max_size = 100M. However Nginx is not obeying ( I tried to upload a 5MB image file and it said no way JOSE) and we need to set client_max_body_size 100M; in nginx.conf as well.", "title": "Pantheon App: Nginx 413 Request Entity Too Large", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "pirog", "comment_id": 122685162, "datetime": 1437326094000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Don't need to post an issue to submit a PR but thanks for posting", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "labboy0276", "comment_id": 122688588, "datetime": 1437328212000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "should i submit a PR against master for now? I dont think the new branches are up yet.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "pirog", "comment_id": 122709331, "datetime": 1437343167000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "yeah against master should be good. might want to consider doing it for the\nother apps as well", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "labboy0276", "comment_id": 122894869, "datetime": 1437400878000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "OK I did PRs on each of the 3 apps.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "pirog", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1437409510000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "grintor", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1421200623000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Where do I put this jpg of a qr code to have it used in the mock camera? I have tried editing device-config.json and pointing mockQR to it. I have even tried replacing the compliance license.jpg thinking it was pointed to that by default (from looking at lib/configuration.js)", "title": "How do you use mock?", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "joshmh", "comment_id": 69868418, "datetime": 1421210485000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "The mock camera doesn't currently read qr code images, it just feeds lamassu-machine a Bitcoin address from the command line as if it was scanned in via the camera.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "joshmh", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1421210485000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "chicoxyzzy", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1483731767000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Is it possible to provide another way to build HTML?\r\n\r\nLooks like currently it's not possible to use `-o` option with file target using other tools like cargo.\r\n```bash\r\n$ cargo rustc --target=wasm32-unknown-emscripten -- -o wasm.html\r\n Compiling wasm-test3 v0.1.0 (file:///Users/Chico/Projects/wasm-test3)\r\nwarning: ignoring specified output filename because multiple outputs were requested\r\n\r\nwarning: ignoring --out-dir flag due to -o flag.\r\n```\r\n\r\nWould be great to have a way to do something like\r\n```\r\ncargo rustc --target=wasm32-unknown-emscripten -- --compile_html\r\n```\r\n\r\nref https://github.com/japaric/cross/pull/36#issuecomment-270985710", "title": "Providing target option for emcc", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "kripken", "comment_id": 271673685, "datetime": 1484076661000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Currently emcc uses the suffix of the output file to know what to emit, and there isn't another way to set that. I'd prefer not to add such redundancy if we don't absolutely need to.\r\n\r\nCan't cargo somehow pass along `-o wasm.html`? In fact in a recent issue I am pretty sure I heard someone say that that worked, but maybe I misread?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "chicoxyzzy", "comment_id": 271677249, "datetime": 1484077434000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I think [this is the issue you mentioned](https://github.com/WebAssembly/binaryen/issues/867).\r\n\r\nHowever there is still no way to do it using cargo. It's only possible using rustc", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "kripken", "comment_id": 271678079, "datetime": 1484077616000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Oh, ok. Sorry, I'm not that familiar with rust so rustc/cargo differences confused me.\r\n\r\nThis seems like basic functionality that would be useful in cargo, couldn't it be added there?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "chicoxyzzy", "comment_id": 271680723, "datetime": 1484078232000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I'm not sure, but looks like it's not possible because cargo tries to build the whole project and uses rustc's `--out-dir` flag under the hood so when I add `-o` flag there is a conflict and both flags are ignored. That's what warnings from my original comment say if I get it rigth", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "dreifachstein", "comment_id": 290884593, "datetime": 1491010763000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "It is necessary if you don't want to use the EMCONFIGURE_JS hack. For example ffmpeg is cross-compile aware and is perfectly fine with a patched emcc.py with explicit output type control. And I think the code will end up more readable if done properly (pre-compute output and intermediate filenames before task execution).\r\nIf you are not against it I can contribute.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "kripken", "comment_id": 291208232, "datetime": 1491239308000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Yeah, good points. Sounds ok to me. The one question I have is what to do with ambiguity, like `emcc input.cpp --output-format js -o output.html`?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jgravelle-google", "comment_id": 291209405, "datetime": 1491239554000, "masked_author": "username_3", "text": "In that case I think we should ignore inferring the content of the file from the `-o` parameter, because the user has explicitly expressed their intent of what they want done.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "kripken", "comment_id": 291214000, "datetime": 1491240523000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Well, the user has expressed two contradictory intents ;) Perhaps we should show an error in that case?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jgravelle-google", "comment_id": 291218187, "datetime": 1491241418000, "masked_author": "username_3", "text": "It's not contradictory intent so much as a nonsense filename, which is a much weaker signal than `--explicitly-format-this-as html`. Filenames are just hints. If we have users who need a `.foo` extension but formatted as `.html` inside, why *not*?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "kripken", "comment_id": 291218903, "datetime": 1491241563000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "The issue is that, for better or for worse, filenames have not just been hints in emcc - when asked `-o a.html` we did emit an html, etc.\r\n\r\nAt minimum we should emit a warning, but I lean to an error myself.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "dschuff", "comment_id": 291221564, "datetime": 1491242122000, "masked_author": "username_4", "text": "I agree with both of you. IMO flags should be used instead of extensions to specify output type. But since they aren't in emscripten, an error is probably best.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jgravelle-google", "comment_id": 291222147, "datetime": 1491242242000, "masked_author": "username_3", "text": "Is the issue that this would change behavior for existing users? Why would they start adding the explicit output preference *and* be relying on the existing behavior?\r\n\r\nOr is it that having two ways to specify output would cause confusion as to which was preferred? I think by having one of the two take priority, users can expect it to work consistently.\r\n\r\nAt a high level, my concern is that we'd be adding code, and by extension rules for users, in order to *limit* flexibility, and I'm not sure what the benefit there is.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "dschuff", "comment_id": 291223389, "datetime": 1491242508000, "masked_author": "username_4", "text": "Oh, sorry I just reread the thread. If we are going to add a new flag, it should override the filename-selection because the whole point of having the flag right now is to use in situations where using the filename as a selector is inconvenient or impossible. Most likely this will mean that the output extension is something generic like no extension at all, or `exe` or `.o` or something, which means there will be no contradiction, so no problem. It would be weird if there were a contradiction like html vs JS, but I think the command line should still override any kind of implicit selection. So a warning makes sense there.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "kripken", "comment_id": 291242920, "datetime": 1491246509000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Ok, sounds like mostly we are leaning towards a warning here. Before deciding, though, let's see what @username_6 thinks when he's back from vacation.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "GameKyuubi", "comment_id": 325315934, "datetime": 1503915289000, "masked_author": "username_5", "text": "Was this ever resolved? I'd much rather use Cargo than raw rustc.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "juj", "comment_id": 325337769, "datetime": 1503922671000, "masked_author": "username_6", "text": "I would be ok with adding something like `--output-type <html|js|bc>`, with\r\n\r\n```\r\nemcc foo.c --output-type html -o out // Generates file 'out' that is a html file, and the other files such as `out.js` as usual\r\nemcc foo.c --output-type js -o out // Generates file 'out' that is a JS file\r\nemcc foo.c --output-type js -o out.html // Generates file 'out.html' that is a JS file\r\nemcc foo.c --output-type bc -o out // Stops at bitcode generation time and creates 'out' which is a LLVM bitcode .bc file\r\n```\r\n\r\nI don't think any warnings would need to be emitted if one uses confusing/contradicting suffixes, because existing behavior without the `--output-type` directive would not be altered, so this flag could be treated as an override that takes precedence, and if one explicitly states an override, that is what they would expect to get. Perhaps the flag could be named as `--override-build-type` or `--force-build-type` or something like that to be explicit?", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 6, "repo": "sensu-plugins-puppet", "user_login": "sensu-plugins" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "cliles", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1460676762000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "## Pull Request Checklist\r\n\r\n**Is this in reference to an existing issue?**\r\n\r\n#### General\r\n\r\n- [ ] Update Changelog following the conventions laid out on [Keep A Changelog](http://keepachangelog.com/)\r\n\r\n- [ ] Update README with any necessary configuration snippets\r\n\r\n- [ ] Binstubs are created if needed\r\n\r\n- [ ] RuboCop passes\r\n\r\n- [ ] Existing tests pass \r\n\r\n#### New Plugins\r\n\r\n- [ ] Tests\r\n\r\n- [ ] Add the plugin to the README\r\n\r\n- [ ] Does it have a complete header as outlined [here](http://sensu-plugins.io/docs/developer_guidelines.html#coding-style)\r\n\r\n#### Purpose\r\n\r\n#### Known Compatablity Issues", "title": "adding a formatter method to formation seconds into a nicer string.", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "eheydrick", "comment_id": 210207969, "datetime": 1460678008000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Can you check out the travis test fails.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "cliles", "comment_id": 210234343, "datetime": 1460682710000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I updated the changelog also.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "eheydrick", "comment_id": 210234589, "datetime": 1460682829000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Thanks, can you rebase against master so the PR can be merged.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "LorenzMeier", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1462813260000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "@username_1 The wide array of caching choices is nice, but nobody knows which provider is actually used in the background. It would be better to not let the user choose the provider by default, but just select what is currently used in the flight view.\r\n\r\nThat said we should also link the map providers of the edit and flight view for the same reasons.", "title": "Map caching: Default to Provider which is used for the map, don't let user choose by default", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "dogmaphobic", "comment_id": 217930382, "datetime": 1462814671000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "That would mean restricting to only the two, hard coded providers set in flight view.\r\n\r\nThis is going to be a bit involved. Let me see what it would take...", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "pke", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1430557293000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I understand the replacement for the old Windows Phone panorama control is the Hub control. However beside the hub control lacking the cool background image movement it also does not wrap like the panorama control did.\r\nAre there any plans to make the hub control wrap?\r\nOr should the Pivot control be used always when wrapping is required? Pivot control lacks the panorama controls \"peek\" feature of the next section though.", "title": "Bring back Phone panorama control / endless hub control?", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "limefrogyank", "comment_id": 98530533, "datetime": 1430682327000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "I don't think they're going to budge on the Pivot control. It was only ever supposed to be used as a filtering-mechanism, such as how the try.buildWinJS.com sample works for filtering mail. In this case, a peek would not make sense. I'm just as guilty of abusing it as the next person though...\r\n\r\nI wouldn't mind seeing a Panorama style control though. Not just the wrapping, but the snap points. I know that we wouldn't be snapping to screen size with this new idea of writing apps for any screen size... but it would still be nice to snap to the content. I.E. snapped to grouped data. I think the Weather app would be easier to use that way.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jseanxu", "comment_id": 99560124, "datetime": 1430936537000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "Thanks for your feedback, we'll keep this open as a feature request.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jayrenn", "comment_id": 114294074, "datetime": 1435013838000, "masked_author": "username_3", "text": "See this comment for reference: https://github.com/winjs/winjs/issues/114#issuecomment-111254486", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "jayrenn", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1435013838000, "masked_author": "username_3", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "SkypLabs", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1449230388000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Hi,\r\n\r\nFirst of all, thank you for your work. Your library is all I needed.\r\n\r\nHowever, since the reception is done by a single pass operation, when should we use the 'yahdlc_get_data()' function on our receiving buffer knowing that the payload of an HDLC frame has a variable length ? In my case, I use an UART interruption which adds each single byte received in a buffer.\r\n\r\nIn addition, it could be nice if you find the time to add an example of use in your README file.\r\n\r\nMany thanks in advance.", "title": "Few questions about the way to intagrate your library", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jeppefrandsen", "comment_id": 162000634, "datetime": 1449243997000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Hi,\r\n\r\nThank you for your request.\r\n\r\nI will try to find some time in the nearest future for updating the README. But the idea is to call yahdlc_get_data() whenever you have received one or more bytes on the UART (some UARTs have e.g. a 16 bytes FIFO). The function will return how many bytes should be discarded from the source buffer and start to disassemble the HDLC frame into the destination buffer. \r\n\r\nWhenever a complete frame has been received (which can be of variable length since the buffer size is not specified by yahdlc) the yahdlc_get_data() function will return a positive size like the read() function.\r\n\r\nIf you have more questions just let me know but will try to get the README updated soon. Thanks.\r\n\r\nKind Regards,\r\nJeppe", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jeppefrandsen", "comment_id": 162234305, "datetime": 1449341284000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Hi again,\r\n\r\nYou can try to have a look at the yahdlcTestGetDataFromMultipleBuffers test case until I get the README updated.\r\n\r\nKind Regards,\r\nJeppe", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "SkypLabs", "comment_id": 162468433, "datetime": 1449482365000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Hi Jeppe,\r\n\r\nThank you for your explanations. I had the time to read your library's code and to test it and it works well.\r\n\r\nKind Regards,\r\nPaul", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "jeppefrandsen", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1449506324000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jeppefrandsen", "comment_id": 162584223, "datetime": 1449506324000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Hi Skyper,\r\n\r\nSounds good. I will work on the README file.\r\n\r\nKind Regards,\r\nJeppe", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "ThibaultRiviere", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1470401048000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "See #97", "title": "class MD5sum should move to scality/Arsenal ", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "GiorgioRegni", "comment_id": 258567739, "datetime": 1478300306000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Closing as the MD5SUM code has changed since then.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "GiorgioRegni", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1478300306000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

{ "number": 622, "repo": "py-junos-eznc", "user_login": "Juniper" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "pklimai", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1478818592000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Hi\r\n\r\nBasically, problem that I am solving with this proposed modification is described [here](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40493376/how-to-make-junos-pyez-work-via-console-port)\r\n\r\nIn the existing PyEZ version, in comments, it is suggested to uncomment couple of lines in _ev_tty_nologin() function in case \"we're in a hung state\" and \"console connection has a banner or warning\". Really, uncommenting the lines solved my problem but this is not what users are supposed to do (modify library code).\r\n\r\nSo I propose to add the parameter console_has_banner to the Console (also Device) class constructor, allowing to make this switch more easily for users.\r\n\r\nWith this parameter enabled, this script now works much better:\r\n\r\n```\r\nwith Device(host='X.X.X.X', user='XXX', password='XXXXXX', mode='telnet', \r\n port='2014', gather_facts=True, console_has_banner=True) as dev:\r\n print(dev.facts)\r\n print(dev.cli(\"show version\", format='text', warning=False))\r\n```", "title": "Added console_has_banner parameter", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jnpr-community-netdev", "comment_id": 259833511, "datetime": 1478818830000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Autobot: Would an admin like to run functional tests?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "stacywsmith", "comment_id": 259989309, "datetime": 1478880077000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "@username_0 In the long run, I think we need a better state machine to handle the console login/logout properly even when banner's exist. For now, I'll merge this request as it seems like it addresses the immediate issue and shouldn't cause any regressions since you added it as a non-default parameter. Thanks for submitting the pull request!", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "pklimai", "comment_id": 259993903, "datetime": 1478881244000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Thanks Stacy, very much appreciated. \r\nI will also update the question on StackOverflow accordingly.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "blmundie", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1454430388000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "On embedded scaffold I get the following error `No route matches {\"action\"=>\"new\", \"controller\"=>\"customers\", \"eid\"=>\"cf6988c288f86281e5b640eeac3e7354\"} missing required keys: [:controller]`.\r\n\r\n actionpack (4.2.5.1) lib/action_dispatch/journey/formatter.rb:46:in `generate'\r\n actionpack (4.2.5.1) lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb:719:in `generate'\r\n actionpack (4.2.5.1) lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb:750:in `generate'\r\n actionpack (4.2.5.1) lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb:797:in `url_for'\r\n actionpack (4.2.5.1) lib/action_dispatch/routing/url_for.rb:156:in `url_for'\r\n actionview (4.2.5.1) lib/action_view/routing_url_for.rb:94:in `url_for'\r\n active_scaffold (3.4.29) lib/active_scaffold/helpers/view_helpers.rb:243:in `cached_action_link_url'\r\n active_scaffold (3.4.29) lib/active_scaffold/helpers/view_helpers.rb:276:in `action_link_url'\r\n active_scaffold (3.4.29) lib/active_scaffold/helpers/view_helpers.rb:163:in `render_action_link'\r\n active_scaffold (3.4.29) lib/active_scaffold/helpers/view_helpers.rb:147:in `display_action_link'\r\n active_scaffold (3.4.29) lib/active_scaffold/helpers/view_helpers.rb:126:in `block in display_action_links'\r\n active_scaffold (3.4.29) lib/active_scaffold/data_structures/action_links.rb:107:in `block in each'\r\n active_scaffold (3.4.29) lib/active_scaffold/data_structures/action_links.rb:100:in `each'\r\n active_scaffold (3.4.29) lib/active_scaffold/data_structures/action_links.rb:100:in `each'\r\n active_scaffold (3.4.29) lib/active_scaffold/helpers/view_helpers.rb:112:in `display_action_links'\r\n active_scaffold (3.4.29) app/views/active_scaffold_overrides/_list_header.html.erb:4:in `__usr_local_rbenv_versions_______lib_ruby_gems_______gems_active_scaffold________app_views_active_scaffold_overrides__list_header_html_erb___1121107067792583888_69974270831860'", "title": "Embedded Scaffold No Route Error", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "blmundie", "comment_id": 178809856, "datetime": 1454445644000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "It was a conflict with another gem.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "blmundie", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1454445644000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "melon", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1479982302000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "<!--\r\n中文用户请注意：\r\n\r\n1. issue 只接受带重现的 bug 报告，请不要用来提问题！不符合要求的 issue 会被直接关闭。\r\n2. 请尽量用英文描述你的 issue，这样能够让尽可能多的人帮到你。\r\n\r\nGot a question?\r\n===============\r\nThe issue list of this repo is **exclusively** for bug reports and feature requests. For simple questions, please use the following resources:\r\n\r\n- Read the docs: https://vuejs.org/guide/\r\n- Watch video tutorials: https://laracasts.com/series/learning-vue-step-by-step\r\n- Ask in the Gitter chat room: https://gitter.im/vuejs/vue\r\n- Ask on the forums: http://forum.vuejs.org/\r\n- Look for/ask questions on stack overflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/ask?tags=vue.js\r\n\r\nReporting a bug?\r\n================\r\n- Try to search for your issue, it may have already been answered or even fixed in the development branch.\r\n\r\n- Check if the issue is reproducible with the latest stable version of Vue. If you are using a pre-release, please indicate the specific version you are using.\r\n\r\n- It is **required** that you clearly describe the steps necessary to reproduce the issue you are running into. Issues with no clear repro steps will not be triaged. If an issue labeled \"need repro\" receives no further input from the issue author for more than 5 days, it will be closed.\r\n\r\n- It is recommended that you make a JSFiddle/JSBin/Codepen to demonstrate your issue. You could start with [this template](http://jsfiddle.net/5sH6A/) that already includes the latest version of Vue.\r\n\r\n- For bugs that involves build setups, you can create a reproduction repository with steps in the README.\r\n\r\n- If your issue is resolved but still open, don’t hesitate to close it. In case you found a solution by yourself, it could be helpful to explain how you fixed it.\r\n\r\nHave a feature request?\r\n=======================\r\nRemove the template from below and provide thoughtful commentary *and code samples* on what this feature means for your product. What will it allow you to do that you can't do today? How will it make current work-arounds straightforward? What potential bugs and edge cases does it help to avoid? etc. Please keep it product-centric.\r\n-->\r\n\r\n<!-- BUG REPORT TEMPLATE -->\r\n### Vue.js version\r\n2.1.3\r\n\r\n### Reproduction Link\r\n<!-- A minimal JSBin, JSFiddle, Codepen, or a GitHub repository that can reproduce the bug. -->\r\n<!-- You could start with this template: http://jsfiddle.net/df4Lnuw6/ -->\r\nsingle slot is not correctly rendered(version 2.1.3):\r\nhttps://jsfiddle.net/kbbdbtok/\r\nchildren elements within v-box component is NOT rendered\r\n\r\nwhile using vue 1, it is correct(version 1.0.28):\r\nhttps://jsfiddle.net/kbbdbtok/1/\r\nchildren elements within v-box component is rendered\r\n\r\n### Steps to reproduce\r\nsee jsfiddle examples above\r\n\r\n### What is Expected?\r\naccording to https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/components.html#Single-Slot , single slot feature should be available in vue 2.\r\n\r\n### What is actually happening?\r\nBut it seems not working properly.", "title": "Vue 2 Single Slot rendering Problem", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "ktsn", "comment_id": 262744968, "datetime": 1479983997000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "This is because the `v-box` component has multiple root element. Vue v2.0 requires exactly one root element for each component.\r\nIf you use development build (not minified build), you can get error messages for that.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "ktsn", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1479983997000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

{ "number": 764, "repo": "flynn", "user_login": "flynn" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "titanous", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1421695614000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "", "title": "discoverd2: Use new standardized error types for HTTP responses", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "heavenlyhash", "comment_id": 70550195, "datetime": 1421696988000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "LGTM", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 5, "repo": "ngQuill", "user_login": "KillerCodeMonkey" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "cgross", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1421786394000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "When using multiple quill's on one page and listening for the editorCreated event, sometimes the events would be sent before we can successfully attach any listeners. Wrapping the event emit in a timeout solves that.", "title": "Wrapping editorCreated event in a $timeout", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "KillerCodeMonkey", "comment_id": 70730664, "datetime": 1421787106000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "i increased version and tagged new release.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "cgross", "comment_id": 70753889, "datetime": 1421795408000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Awesome. Thanks!", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 30, "repo": "djangosaml2", "user_login": "knaperek" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "andy-miracl", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1474668185000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Hi,\r\n\r\nThis is the idea outlined in https://github.com/username_1/djangosaml2/issues/28, as a mechanism to obtain multiple-valued saml2 attributes. Would love to hear your comments and/or alternative suggestions.\r\n\r\nThanks for your consideration\r\n\r\nAndy", "title": "if user attribute is callable then call it, passing the saml attribute value(s)", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "knaperek", "comment_id": 250693068, "datetime": 1475225382000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Would you mind documenting this also? Thanks.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "andy-miracl", "comment_id": 250732361, "datetime": 1475238595000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "In the README? no problem.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "knaperek", "comment_id": 250732950, "datetime": 1475238786000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "yep :-)", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "andy-miracl", "comment_id": 250745547, "datetime": 1475242482000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Does that make sense?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "knaperek", "comment_id": 250764144, "datetime": 1475246935000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Wonderful, thank you!", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 14, "repo": "peer-wire-swarm", "user_login": "mafintosh" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "Ivshti", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1430902745000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "A reconnect wait like this is very negative behaviour - it leads to peers which are un-available being tried over and over again, taking up slots for new connections.\r\n\r\nIt's pretty safe to assume that if a peer fails the re-connect three times, it's not going to succeed in general. Better try new connections than keep re-trying.", "title": "More aggressive reconnect_wait", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "mafintosh", "comment_id": 100021741, "datetime": 1431033443000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Sounds reasonable! 0.11.0", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 1376, "repo": "inspec", "user_login": "chef" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "chris-rock", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1482319770000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "This PR improves the readability of `inspec supermarket profiles` command.\r\n\r\nBefore:\r\n<img width=\"513\" alt=\"screen shot 2016-12-21 at 12 25 27 pm\" src=\"https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1178413/21387680/1125120c-c779-11e6-84e0-658692cdb422.png\">\r\n\r\nAfter:\r\n<img width=\"647\" alt=\"screen shot 2016-12-21 at 12 25 36 pm\" src=\"https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1178413/21387687/146b04f8-c779-11e6-8392-069f7ad3a2a6.png\">", "title": "print name for supermarket profiles", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "arlimus", "comment_id": 268750490, "datetime": 1482396894000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Very nice new output, I really like it! Kudos 👍 \r\n\r\nIgnoring ruby 1.9 failures in travis and appveyor (winrm vs ruby <2)", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "loveshack", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1467210314000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I still have this sort of problem inconsistently on RHEL6 with the latest source. At other times I can do this without the error. I don't know how to debug it off-hand, and probably don't have time to delve into kernel tracing.\r\n\r\n````\r\n# /usr/local/singularity/bin/singularity -q create xy\r\nCreating a sparse image with a maximum size of 1024MiB...\r\nFormatting image (/sbin/mkfs.ext3)\r\nERROR: Could not clear loop device: Device or resource busy\r\nERROR: Failed to detach loop device: /dev/loop12\r\nDone. Image can be found at: xy\r\n````\r\n\r\nlosetup -a shows\r\n````\r\n/dev/loop0: [fd00]:662797 (/dev/loop0)\r\n/dev/loop1: [fd00]:662798 (/dev/loop1)\r\n/dev/loop2: [fd02]:85 (), offset 31\r\n[...]\r\n/dev/loop10: [fd02]:34 (), offset 31\r\n/dev/loop11: [fd02]:35 (), offset 31\r\n````\r\nwith only 0 and 1 appearing on the right-hand side, and the loopN only seem to be associated with kernel threads in /proc. They just show up from ps like\r\n````\r\nroot 2389 0.0 0.0 0 0 ? S< 15:12 0:00 [loop11]\r\n````", "title": "continuing problems with loop devices", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "gmkurtzer", "comment_id": 229389097, "datetime": 1467213392000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Rhel6 64bit? I will keep running create and see if I can replicate it. Is it always on create, or do any other singularity commands yield this error?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "gmkurtzer", "comment_id": 229772550, "datetime": 1467317109000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "I have not been able to replicate this on several OS versions including C5, C6, and C7. I've ran this loop over and over and still no problem:\r\n\r\n`for i in `seq -w 0 250`; do if ! sudo singularity create test.$i; then echo FAIL; break; fi ; done`\r\n\r\nI have not had any loop devices uncleared or become associated with kernel threads that won't let go of them. I will leave this issue open for a while just incase anybody else comes across similar behavior and can describe a reproducer.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "truatpasteurdotfr", "comment_id": 230710188, "datetime": 1467793717000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "do you have a docker service running? defaulting to loop mounted sparse file storage\r\nwhat does losetup -a reports?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "loveshack", "comment_id": 230934957, "datetime": 1467846705000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I think others did.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "loveshack", "comment_id": 230935364, "datetime": 1467846855000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I thought I posted output before. I can't repeat it just now.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "gmkurtzer", "comment_id": 230966347, "datetime": 1467860142000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Well, it is unfortunate that loops are consumables on the physical host... Is it possible that the docker daemon exhausted them and was causing or contributing to this? I've tried again, I can't replicate. :(", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "loveshack", "comment_id": 231356734, "datetime": 1467983881000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I saw the problem after killing docker. As far as I can tell it needs\ndebugging at the kernel level, which I don't have time to look into.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "gmkurtzer", "comment_id": 231405355, "datetime": 1467995106000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "I will document that and leave this issue open for now incase anybody else sees something similar or related.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "gmkurtzer", "comment_id": 243154922, "datetime": 1472483748000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Closing issues as this appears to be resolved now. If not, let me know and I'll reopen.\r\n\r\nThanks!", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "gmkurtzer", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1472483748000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "jlord", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1413353762000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Unsure why at yesterday's event someone was getting an error, so look back into this logic.", "title": "In /contributors check", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "osteenbergen", "comment_id": 69398399, "datetime": 1420837340000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Got an error during the contributors check\r\n```\r\ngit-it verify\r\nVerifying \"BRANCHES AREN'T JUST FOR BIRDS\"...\r\n\r\nACTUAL EXPECTED\r\n------ --------\r\n\"{ [Error: Command failed: ] killed: false, code: 1, signal: null }\" != \"Found branch as expected!\" \r\n\"\" != \"Changes have been pushed!\" \r\nnull != \"\" \r\n# FAIL\r\n```\r\nThe cause of the error is that ```git config user.username``` wasn't set to my username, but empty. My git is configured using the global config, instead of user.username I use user.email\r\n\r\nMaybe the verify step should report a message with \"Please set your username with...\"", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "jlord", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1456090741000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "raDiesle", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1455106233000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I tried to rewrite the place where browser can view the swagger-ui.html.\r\n\r\nIt is needed because our loadbalancer is configured on special prefix in url,\r\nbut I did not suceed to rewrite or configure it.\r\n\r\nAny idea?", "title": "How to configure swagger-ui.html prefix url to access", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "dilipkrish", "comment_id": 182610223, "datetime": 1455143690000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Have a look at [this answer](https://github.com/springfox/springfox/issues/1080#issuecomment-169185653). Closing this as a duplicate. Feel free to reopen if that doesn't solve your question", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "dilipkrish", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1455143693000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "nasushkov", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1460379219000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I think it's due to old Babel 5 syntax in .babelrc for react-icons. Does anybody know a workaround for this? And also is this module still actively supported?", "title": "Babel 6 support", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "nasushkov", "comment_id": 208499243, "datetime": 1460401112000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I see that Babel 6 already supported. The problem was in caching of the previous version, maybe because the version number didn't change after the commit.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "nasushkov", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1460401112000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "sykesm", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1442932062000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "While working with the new plugin API, I removed my home-grown wrapper around the `oauth-token` command and replaced it with a call to thew new `AccessToken` method on the CLI connection. Unfortunately, the new method does not refresh the access token like the old method did and there is absolutely no documentation about why I would choose one over the other.\r\n\r\nThis behavior results in scenarios where end users must explicitly do something that causes their token to be refreshed before trying to use a plugin that relies on a valid access token. My assumption was that the new method existed to make it easier on users to acquire a token without having to scrape the token from the output and deal with all of the error cases. \r\n\r\n1. The documentation should clearly indicated wha the CLI plugin commands do, the expected environment, and the expected results.\r\n2. The `AccessToken` method should ensure that it returns an access token that is not expired or it should return an error indicating a refresh is necessary.", "title": "plugin.CliConnection#AccessToken returns stale tokens", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "camelpunch", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1446482388000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "camelpunch", "comment_id": 153077264, "datetime": 1446482388000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Tokens are now refreshed automatically when the AccessToken plugin command is called. Ignore the commit above - the change was made after that PR was rejected.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 55, "repo": "on-dhcp-proxy", "user_login": "RackHD" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "anhou", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1471584078000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "‘broadcastaddr’ is not used in codes, remove it\r\n\r\nrelated PR: https://github.com/RackHD/RackHD/pull/386\r\n\r\n@RackHD/corecommitters", "title": "Remove unused config broadcastaddr", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "yyscamper", "comment_id": 241406039, "datetime": 1471871072000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": ":+1:", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "WangWinson", "comment_id": 243015169, "datetime": 1472435211000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": ":+1:", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 686, "repo": "grommet", "user_login": "grommet" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "epilande", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1468242023000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "This will allow components to transition in & out.\r\n\r\n", "title": "Proposing Animate component", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "primozs", "comment_id": 231774592, "datetime": 1468251820000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Looks great!", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "epilande", "comment_id": 234521435, "datetime": 1469187166000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Added animation example triggered by scrolling. See grommet/grommet-docs#59\r\n\r\n", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "ericsoderberghp", "comment_id": 236196769, "datetime": 1469802849000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "Sorry it took so long for me to get to this one. Just a few comments.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 23, "repo": "PokeData", "user_login": "PokemonGoers" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "fabe85", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1471424708000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "@jonas-he \r\n@samitsv", "title": "Extract data from PokeRadar as a first attempt #14", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "sacdallago", "comment_id": 240356850, "datetime": 1471425036000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Oh no, come on this is not even close to being something to be merged on develop.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "darkwing", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1470694405000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Seeing this on everything on master.", "title": "`three.js:25936THREE.WebGLRenderer.render: camera is not an instance of THREE.Camera.`", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "mkungla", "comment_id": 238400461, "datetime": 1470696204000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "@username_0 could you edit please your issue and review the [guidelines](https://github.com/aframevr/aframe/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md) for contributing to this repository. \r\nMissing information about OS/Browser!", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "darkwing", "comment_id": 238401159, "datetime": 1470696424000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Closing this as I no longer see it, may have been a caching issue.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "darkwing", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1470696426000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "mpeniak", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1485971442000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Hi guys,\r\n\r\nI am trying to re-train the inception v3 from scratch on my own data. I have completed all steps successfully and modified all files to reflect the properties of my training dataset.\r\n\r\nHowever, when I try to run the following script:\r\n\r\n` bazel-bin/inception/imagenet_train --num_gpus=1 --batch_size=32 --train_dir=/tmp/train --data_dir=/notebooks/ActionRecogniser/UCF_TFR_flow/`\r\n\r\nI get a whole series of errors depending on which version of tensorflow I use. When I use the latest version from master I get:\r\n\r\n`Traceback (most recent call last):\r\n File \"/models/inception/bazel-bin/inception/imagenet_train.runfiles/inception/inception/imagenet_train.py\", line 41, in <module>\r\n tf.app.run()\r\n File \"/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/tensorflow/python/platform/app.py\", line 43, in run\r\n sys.exit(main(sys.argv[:1] + flags_passthrough))\r\n File \"/models/inception/bazel-bin/inception/imagenet_train.runfiles/inception/inception/imagenet_train.py\", line 37, in main\r\n inception_train.train(dataset)\r\n File \"/models/inception/bazel-bin/inception/imagenet_train.runfiles/inception/inception/inception_train.py\", line 241, in train\r\n scope, reuse_variables)\r\n File \"/models/inception/bazel-bin/inception/imagenet_train.runfiles/inception/inception/inception_train.py\", line 109, in _tower_loss\r\n scope=scope)\r\n File \"/models/inception/bazel-bin/inception/imagenet_train.runfiles/inception/inception/inception_model.py\", line 87, in inference\r\n scope=scope)\r\n File \"/models/inception/bazel-bin/inception/imagenet_train.runfiles/inception/inception/slim/inception_model.py\", line 87, in inception_v3\r\n scope='conv0')\r\n File \"/models/inception/bazel-bin/inception/imagenet_train.runfiles/inception/inception/slim/scopes.py\", line 155, in func_with_args\r\n return func(*args, **current_args)\r\n File \"/models/inception/bazel-bin/inception/imagenet_train.runfiles/inception/inception/slim/ops.py\", line 234, in conv2d\r\n outputs = batch_norm(conv, **batch_norm_params)\r\n File \"/models/inception/bazel-bin/inception/imagenet_train.runfiles/inception/inception/slim/scopes.py\", line 155, in func_with_args\r\n return func(*args, **current_args)\r\n File \"/models/inception/bazel-bin/inception/imagenet_train.runfiles/inception/inception/slim/ops.py\", line 88, in batch_norm\r\n initializer=tf.zeros_initializer(),\r\nTypeError: zeros_initializer() takes at least 1 argument (0 given)\r\n` \r\n\r\nIf I train with version 0.11 I get:\r\n\r\n`Traceback (most recent call last):\r\n File \"/root/models/inception/bazel-bin/inception/imagenet_train.runfiles/inception/inception/imagenet_train.py\", line 41, in <module>\r\n tf.app.run()\r\n File \"/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/tensorflow/python/platform/app.py\", line 30, in run\r\n sys.exit(main(sys.argv[:1] + flags_passthrough))\r\n File \"/root/models/inception/bazel-bin/inception/imagenet_train.runfiles/inception/inception/imagenet_train.py\", line 37, in main\r\n inception_train.train(dataset)\r\n File \"/root/models/inception/bazel-bin/inception/imagenet_train.runfiles/inception/inception/inception_train.py\", line 241, in train\r\n scope, reuse_variables)\r\n File \"/root/models/inception/bazel-bin/inception/imagenet_train.runfiles/inception/inception/inception_train.py\", line 109, in _tower_loss\r\n scope=scope)\r\n File \"/root/models/inception/bazel-bin/inception/imagenet_train.runfiles/inception/inception/inception_model.py\", line 87, in inference\r\n scope=scope)\r\n File \"/root/models/inception/bazel-bin/inception/imagenet_train.runfiles/inception/inception/slim/inception_model.py\", line 87, in inception_v3\r\n scope='conv0')\r\n File \"/root/models/inception/bazel-bin/inception/imagenet_train.runfiles/inception/inception/slim/scopes.py\", line 155, in func_with_args\r\n return func(*args, **current_args)\r\n File \"/root/models/inception/bazel-bin/inception/imagenet_train.runfiles/inception/inception/slim/ops.py\", line 228, in conv2d\r\n restore=restore)\r\n File \"/root/models/inception/bazel-bin/inception/imagenet_train.runfiles/inception/inception/slim/scopes.py\", line 155, in func_with_args\r\n return func(*args, **current_args)\r\n File \"/root/models/inception/bazel-bin/inception/imagenet_train.runfiles/inception/inception/slim/variables.py\", line 279, in variable\r\n collections += [tf.GraphKeys.GLOBAL_VARIABLES, MODEL_VARIABLES]\r\nAttributeError: type object 'GraphKeys' has no attribute 'GLOBAL_VARIABLES'`\r\n\r\nI have also tried various different versions, also tried modifying various python scrips (as per recommendations online) but whichever version and combination of fixes I use, I simply cannot execute this scrips successful.\r\n\r\nCould you please point me in right direction? I am trying to train inception v3 on my own dataset from scratch...I am not interested in pre-training...that works but gives extremely poor results due to the nature of my input data.\r\n\r\nThanks!", "title": "What is the tensorflow version that works for training the inception model?", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jmchen-g", "comment_id": 277502321, "datetime": 1486279294000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Looks like many models have been broken recently. Could you find a working copy of the model without modifying anything and only then, try to apply your changes? Thanks.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "aselle", "comment_id": 284101714, "datetime": 1488584670000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "Automatically closing due to lack of recent activity. Please update the issue when new information becomes available, and we will reopen the issue. Thanks!", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "aselle", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1488584670000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "anywang", "comment_id": 284874251, "datetime": 1488924130000, "masked_author": "username_3", "text": "there are so many problems when using tensorflow 1.0, ..", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "anywang", "comment_id": 284874402, "datetime": 1488924161000, "masked_author": "username_3", "text": "slim/inception_model.py\", line 125, in inception_v3\r\n net = tf.concat(axis=[branch1x1, branch5x5, branch3x3dbl, branch_pool], values=3)\r\n File \"/SLP_Extended/tools/anaconda-2.4.3/lib/python2.7/site-packages/tensorflow/python/ops/array_ops.py\", line 1047, in concat\r\n dtype=dtypes.int32).get_shape(\r\n File \"/SLP_Extended/tools/anaconda-2.4.3/lib/python2.7/site-packages/tensorflow/python/framework/ops.py\", line 651, in convert_to_tensor\r\n as_ref=False)\r\n File \"/SLP_Extended/tools/anaconda-2.4.3/lib/python2.7/site-packages/tensorflow/python/framework/ops.py\", line 716, in internal_convert_to_tensor\r\n ret = conversion_func(value, dtype=dtype, name=name, as_ref=as_ref)\r\n File \"/SLP_Extended/tools/anaconda-2.4.3/lib/python2.7/site-packages/tensorflow/python/framework/constant_op.py\", line 176, in _constant_tensor_conversion_function\r\n return constant(v, dtype=dtype, name=name)\r\n File \"/SLP_Extended/tools/anaconda-2.4.3/lib/python2.7/site-packages/tensorflow/python/framework/constant_op.py\", line 165, in constant\r\n tensor_util.make_tensor_proto(value, dtype=dtype, shape=shape, verify_shape=verify_shape))\r\n File \"/SLP_Extended/tools/anaconda-2.4.3/lib/python2.7/site-packages/tensorflow/python/framework/tensor_util.py\", line 367, in make_tensor_proto\r\n _AssertCompatible(values, dtype)\r\n File \"/SLP_Extended/tools/anaconda-2.4.3/lib/python2.7/site-packages/tensorflow/python/framework/tensor_util.py\", line 302, in _AssertCompatible\r\n (dtype.name, repr(mismatch), type(mismatch).__name__))\r\nTypeError: Expected int32, got list containing Tensors of type '_Message' instead.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "anderbubble", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1457972508000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "## Narrative\r\n\r\n* A user accesses the account request page.\r\n* The user provides a list of existing projects they will be working on.\r\n* Resources relevant to the provided project list are automatically selected.\r\n* The user indicates interest in additional resources by selecting from the list.\r\n* Successful authentication generates an account request.\r\n* RCAMP sends a confirmation email to the user, and another email to the ticketing system (rc-help).\r\n* RCAMP sends a notification email to the manager of each indicated project.", "title": "Project member account request", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "anderbubble", "comment_id": 196394475, "datetime": 1457972523000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Value is a project id; but should be predictive-text findable with a PI name or email address.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "zebulasampedro", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1459810017000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "anderbubble", "comment_id": 217016567, "datetime": 1462399155000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Review pending #69", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "reopened", "author": "anderbubble", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1462399318000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "## Narrative\r\n\r\n* A user accesses the account request page.\r\n* The user provides a list of existing projects they will be working on.\r\n* Resources relevant to the provided project list are automatically selected.\r\n* The user indicates interest in additional resources by selecting from the list.\r\n* Successful authentication generates an account request.\r\n* RCAMP sends a confirmation email to the user, and another email to the ticketing system (rc-help).\r\n* RCAMP sends a notification email to the manager of each indicated project.", "title": "Project member account request", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "anderbubble", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1473890921000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

{ "number": 249, "repo": "angular-dashboard-framework", "user_login": "angular-dashboard-framework" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "chaaya", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1464268609000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "## Feature\r\n- Native out of the box support for English(default) and Swedish.\r\n- Can be configured via the dashboardProvider.\r\n- Translations/langauges can be added to the framework.\r\n\r\n## Why?\r\nIt can seem to be little bit tacky when a system doesnt uses English, in my case our system is in Swedish and all adf labels/tooltips are in English. I think the language support takes the framework to the next level. \r\n\r\nHope you like it :)", "title": "Feature: Multi-language support", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "sdorra", "comment_id": 221938200, "datetime": 1464283576000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Looks really nice. Great job. I would love to see it in the next version.\r\n\r\nBut i'm not sure if i like the name \"culture\", i think i would feel more comfortable with a name like i18n, locale, l10n or something like this. Is there a special reason for culture?\r\n\r\nDo we need a new module or could we add it to adf.provider, to reduce complexity?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "sdorra", "comment_id": 221939171, "datetime": 1464283809000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "This would fix #102", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "sdorra", "comment_id": 221939546, "datetime": 1464283898000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "The documentation should be placed elsewhere in the wiki, extra file or we could add some extra pages to the api documentation. But i think the readme would get too long.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "chaaya", "comment_id": 221940840, "datetime": 1464284212000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I had a hard time deciding the name to be honest :) I have used kendo alot and they are using culture, but a culture also has an affect on dateformats and stuff, so it may be the wrong module name to use.\r\n\r\nadf.locale is good module name. \r\n\r\n```javascript\r\ndashboardProvider.setLocale('en-US')\r\n```\r\n\r\nI think it should be a own module, since it has a very narrow scope. That helps with the unit testing if we where to extend the locacle module with its own provider and translation factory that we later could inject into the dashboardProvider.\r\nMaybe I could fix that in the future, but this works for now. \r\n\r\nSound good?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "sdorra", "comment_id": 221942414, "datetime": 1464284547000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Yes, sounds good for me.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "sdorra", "comment_id": 222148712, "datetime": 1464356350000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Thank you very much.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "chaaya", "comment_id": 222149046, "datetime": 1464356439000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "@username_1 thank u :) would love som help regarding the wiki. Maybe we can take that privately over gitter?", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 521, "repo": "carbon-kernel", "user_login": "wso2" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "madhawa-gunasekara", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1444034863000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "", "title": "Fixing indentations & code review comments - JIRA CARBON-15239", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "arunasujith", "comment_id": 149785093, "datetime": 1445404573000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Hi @username_0,\r\n\r\nThere are merge conflicts, would you please attend to fix it?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "madhawa-gunasekara", "comment_id": 157313782, "datetime": 1447751190000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "@sameera-jayasoma & @username_1 \r\n\r\nI will send a new pull request. sorry for the inconvenience :)", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "batjko", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1406666345000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "This is to track the [idea](https://github.com/atom/atom/issues/3122) to allow package developers to conveniently access Atom API documentation for classes, methods etc, directly from the source code.\r\n\r\nThis might be done via a second pane for each call, showing the docs HTML page for the selected method/class etc.\r\nOr maybe via an inline tool-tip kind of implementation, similar to popular IDEs.", "title": "Integrate Atom API lookup", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "kevinsawicki", "comment_id": 126736678, "datetime": 1438359028000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "I think this can be closed now.\r\n\r\nAn `atom-api.json` file is now published for each release that packages can download/bundle with metadata information for all the public globals, classes, and methods: https://github.com/atom/atom/releases\r\n\r\nThere is also https://github.com/atom/autocomplete-atom-api which uses this metadata file and provides suggestions via a service.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "kevinsawicki", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1438359029000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "rmotta01", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1441729464000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Hi, I'm new to CSLA. I'm reading the source code and Rockford's blog to understand the framework, but I have a two questions related to the DataPortal and the Mobile Object pattern:\r\n\r\n1)Do NetDataContractSerializer and MobileFormatter treat objects as references? I mean, If I have several references to an object in an object graph, only one copy of the object is serialized, deserialized and referenced at the other endpoint?\r\n\r\n2)Can an endpoint exposed outside the firewall use the Mobile Object pattern or it has to be SOA? \r\nFor example, the UI tier, a WPF or smartphone app running outside the firewall, exchanging data with an WCF service. Can we trust the data that the WCF Service is receiving? \r\nI don't think so. An individual could send invalid data to the server modifying the client app or without even using the client app. Validation has to happen at both sides.\r\nThe WCF service can't trust in the object graph that the UI tier is sending. For example, an \"Order\" is related to a \"Customer\", the Customer sent by the client could have incorrect data to break the system. The server has to get the Customer again from the database.\r\nOther example is the original state of objects. The server should get the original state from the database and merge it with the new state that the client is sending.\r\n\r\nSo, in this case tiers could share the implementation of the business objects, but they can't use the Mobile Object pattern to communicate, they have to use SOA to enforce the trust boundary and reconstruct the objects manually. Is this the recommended practice when the UI tier outside the firewall?\r\n\r\n\r\nThanks.", "title": "Mobile Object pattern questions", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "rockfordlhotka", "comment_id": 138640529, "datetime": 1441733070000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "1. Short answer: yes. Long answer: CSLA relies on serialization with full fidelity - meaning private fields, public fields, and object references remain intact. As a result it only works with BinaryFormatter, NDCS, and MobileFormatter because those serializers are able to maintain things like object references (unlike XmlSerializer, JsonSerializer, DCS, etc.).\r\n1. The external endpoint can absolutely be a data portal endpoint, and that is the most common scenario. But you need to decide what kind of client scenarios you want to support, because the data portal endpoint can only be consumed by a data portal (CSLA) client. If you need to support unknown clients that may not use CSLA then you should *not* expose your data portal endpoint, but rather should implement a formal service-oriented API, probably following good REST practices. The data portal supports n-tier scenarios, where SOA is *not* n-tier, but rather is a way for *totally independent applications* to interact via messages.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "rockfordlhotka", "comment_id": 138640665, "datetime": 1441733109000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "http://www.lhotka.net/weblog/CategoryView,category,Service-Oriented.aspx", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "rmotta01", "comment_id": 138672321, "datetime": 1441739230000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Rockford, thanks for answering.\r\n\r\n1)Full fidelity make sense. \r\n\r\n2)I think we cannot trust in the client app even if we developed it, using the same shared library of business logic, because a malicious user could modify the client app decompiling the .NET assembly and recompiling it with new logic that send incorrect that to the service. Or a malicious user could bypass the client app altogether sending incorrect data directly to the service.\r\nIn the case of a web server as UI tier, trusting is easy because servers are protected by many security measures, but that's not the case for a client app distributed to many users in different locations.\r\nFor example, in an Order app, the service can't use the Customer instance that the client app is sending, because the client could have been tampered to send incorrect Customer data to bypass validation rules of the Order. The service has to load a new instance of the Customer from the database and replace the references to it in the object graph sent by the client.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "rockfordlhotka", "comment_id": 138690051, "datetime": 1441744100000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Your second point is valid. One way to handle this is to ensure that the rules are re-run on the app server at the start of every data portal request.\r\n\r\nYour other option is to write and maintain the business logic twice - knowing that whether you write it twice or not the client-side logic is vulnerable. So either way you need to run the logic again on the server.\r\n\r\nIn other words, the problem of not trusting the client exists in n-tier and SOA worlds, and the solution is to ensure that the rules run on the server. \r\n\r\nThat doesn't mean you *can't also* run the rules on the client, nor does it mean you have to write and maintain the rules twice.\r\n\r\nThe server-side data portal has the ability for you to hook into the request pipeline and rerun all rules in your object graph before allowing further processing on the server.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "rockfordlhotka", "comment_id": 138690269, "datetime": 1441744154000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "So again, the real question between n-tier and SOA isn't whether you trust the client - it is whether you *know* the client, or will be supporting unknown clients that might be built with arbitrary technologies outside of your control.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "rmotta01", "comment_id": 138717837, "datetime": 1441750062000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Yes, validation rules should run in the server again, but that's not enough.\r\n\r\nTrust is the key factor. If the service doesn't trust the client, It should only accept data that it doesn't have, the NEW data of the use case. For example, in an Order app, the server should only receive the Order and Detail lines, but It shouldn't accept related entities like: Customer, Product, Address, etc, because these entities could have fake data as an intent to deceive the server. The server has to get those entities from the database. The same applies to context data.\r\n\r\nIn theory, Mobile Objects could still be used with untrustworthy clients, but the service has to dismiss all the data that is not secure and replace it with data from the database. There is a risk of making a mistake failing to dismiss client data and use it as part of the validation, specially if the object graph is complex.\r\n\r\nSOA is useful because it enforce this principle. It defines explicitly the data that the server will receive, there is no additional task of dismissing insecure data, task that could be neglected. There is no good reason to incur in the overhead and security risk of sending the complete object graph from the client to the server, if the server as a requisite has to dismiss most of it.\r\n\r\nClient and server can still share the business logic using CSLA objects, but without trust they shouldn't use mobile objects to communicate, at least in messages from client to server. CLSA business objects could be reconstructed at the server from DTOs and data from the database.\r\n\r\nI see trust as a prerequisite of Mobile Objects, what do you think?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "rockfordlhotka", "comment_id": 138719628, "datetime": 1441750618000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Your points are extremely valid.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "rmotta01", "comment_id": 138810184, "datetime": 1441782975000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Ok, more work to do.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 8024, "repo": "cakephp", "user_login": "cakephp" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "dereuromark", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1452683743000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Unfortunately, we cannot change the array key to noEscape in 3.x due to BC. \r\nWill have to wait for 4.0 to refactor this code smell.\r\n\r\nClears up future confusion around the inverted behavior mentioned in https://github.com/cakephp/cakephp/issues/8009", "title": "Use variable and comment to be more clear on what the code does", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jhli", "comment_id": 171266782, "datetime": 1452686116000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Could we add noEscape? In 3.2? Keep both?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "dereuromark", "comment_id": 171284112, "datetime": 1452690293000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Wouldn't that make the confusion worse? I think we should just fix it in 4.0 then, until then the note might suffice.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "markstory", "comment_id": 171441686, "datetime": 1452720866000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "We can't ever really change the behavior.. The confirm scripts always contain `\"` which will always need escaping.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "igorpavlov", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1455206128000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "In Safari this piece of code throws error:\r\nelement.setStreamId(streamId)\r\n\r\nTypeError: element.setStreamId is not a function. (In 'element.setStreamId(streamId)', 'element.setStreamId' is undefined)\r\n\r\nFor me it looks really strange as this function \"setStreamId\" is not defined anywhere in the JS code. Maybe it is implemented within plugin (but not for me for some reason)?\r\n\r\n/*! adapterjs - v0.13.0 - 2016-01-08 */\r\nPlugin installed v0.8.866", "title": "element.setStreamId(streamId)", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "johache", "comment_id": 184055770, "datetime": 1455508211000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Hi,\r\n\r\nI'm assuming you are using the free plugin. Is that correct.\r\nIs element in the DOM ? Plugin elements are only allocated by the browser as long as they are in the DOM. Before or after, you cannot rely on them.\r\n\r\nHope this helps,\r\nJ-O", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "igorpavlov", "comment_id": 187205867, "datetime": 1456151600000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I am using the free plugin, yes. Yes, I made sure the element is in DOM when I call this function.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "johache", "comment_id": 187489865, "datetime": 1456194644000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Hum, then I have no idea of what is happening.\r\nDo you have a code sample that is either live or that you could share with us ?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "igorpavlov", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1456410567000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "zdila", "comment_id": 309768882, "datetime": 1497968095000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "We encountered the same problem in Safari 10. `setStreamId` is not defined on the element. We also reworked our app not to use AdapterJS but we use our own code with where we create `object` element and have static reference to it (it is React app). So no replacing of `video` element to `object`, but `object` is there from the beginning.\r\n\r\nIf we remove calling `setStreamId` and only set `param` value then another problem occurs: #276", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "johache", "comment_id": 309955874, "datetime": 1498017290000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Hi,\r\nMy answer is that same as to username_0. We can't reproduce.\r\nDo you have code sample I could use to reproduce ?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "zdila", "comment_id": 310115847, "datetime": 1498058943000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "So far we were unable to create a simple tescase reproducing it, but we'll try harder later. Other observations in our app:\r\n\r\n* `setStreamId` is only missing if we have audio-only stream\r\n* if we set custom property on the `object` (objectElement.foo = 'bar') then it gets lost in a fraction of second for not yet know reason", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "zdila", "comment_id": 312000116, "datetime": 1498749636000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "`setStreamId` is missing if the `object` element is detached from DOM. Detaching element also causes all other custom properties to be lost. So it is probably a feature, not bug ;-)", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "johache", "comment_id": 314005177, "datetime": 1499662821000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "It is indeed a feature.\r\nThe browser only instantiates the plugin objects when they are in the DOM", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 27, "repo": "laracasts-downloader", "user_login": "iamfreee" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "mark1282", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1473844827000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Integrated .env package to allow special chars in password config file", "title": "Master", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "iamfreee", "comment_id": 247025500, "datetime": 1473862264000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Thanks!", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "martinklepsch", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1442691065000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "There's a testcase here: https://github.com/username_0/pegdown/commit/aa36ef5a779f093b02b8cd9e5cda93c770170782\r\n\r\nSomehow parsing `(**this** ...` will not properly turn `this` into a StrongEmphSuperNode.", "title": "StrongEmphSuperNode not properly parsed after special chars", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "vsch", "comment_id": 141707117, "datetime": 1442696586000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "That is correct. Emphasis markers have to be preceded by a blank.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "martinklepsch", "comment_id": 141707825, "datetime": 1442696858000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Interesting. I didn't know. How does one achieve something like (**this** is bold then? Apparently Github Flavoured Markdown supports it.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "martinklepsch", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1442696861000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "vsch", "comment_id": 141707937, "datetime": 1442696975000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Yes, GFM has a lot of changes. Some good, some not so much. For example, I recently found out that you can indent nested lists with just one space for second level, and two spaces for the second. \r\n\r\nIt is changing an already loose spec for Markdown in areas where it isn't that critical.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "vsch", "comment_id": 141710710, "datetime": 1442700509000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Forgot to answer your question:\r\n\r\n```\r\n(<strong>test</strong>\r\n```\r\n\r\nSee:\r\n\r\n(<strong>test</strong>", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "Deraen", "comment_id": 141787310, "datetime": 1442758029000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "As far as I can tell, CommonMark supports this: http://spec.commonmark.org/0.22/#example-355\r\n\r\nIt looks like the most complete markdown specification.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "ilyai", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1428042940000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I guess this is not intentional. Can anything be done in order to negate this issue?", "title": "Noticeable flicker on any table update", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "rstaib", "comment_id": 91066184, "datetime": 1428535662000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Not yet, but consider an improvement in version 1.2.0.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "rstaib", "comment_id": 94066940, "datetime": 1429302143000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "I fixed it partially by configuring a delay of 250 milliseconds. In case the service responds in less than 250 milliseconds the loading mask will not show up. Please open an new issue whether the flicker still occurs and bothers you. Version 1.2.0 will be publicly available in the next few days.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "rstaib", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1429302143000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "rstaib", "comment_id": 94081392, "datetime": 1429307079000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "I have recently published the release candidate (prerelease version including all features) to NPM and NuGet. Would be nice and very appreciated to get your feedback before publishing it.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "ilyai", "comment_id": 94132767, "datetime": 1429336971000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Thanks a lot for your work, but I'm currently using [Bootstrap Table](http://bootstrap-table.wenzhixin.net.cn/) in my project. Maybe next time I'll try out this component.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "rstaib", "comment_id": 94136088, "datetime": 1429340970000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Okay thanks anyway!", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 1, "repo": "hexo-deployer-aws-s3", "user_login": "kei-ito" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "RexMorgan", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1465769218000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "This builds on top of the change by @gentooist and goes a step further by completely removing all usages of `path` and using `upath` instead.\n\nThis ensures files get uploaded to S3 with the proper file name on windows.", "title": "Fix windows", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "kei-ito", "comment_id": 263268795, "datetime": 1480339050000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Thank you, @gentooist and @username_0.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 1003, "repo": "material", "user_login": "angular" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "madhur", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1419009660000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "corrected spelling of `perpindicular`", "title": "Fixed typo", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "ajoslin", "comment_id": 69195384, "datetime": 1420731144000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Merged, thanks.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 275, "repo": "ios-runtime", "user_login": "NativeScript" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "ivanbuhov", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1440056531000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "There is no more `metadata.bin` file. Metadata is now included in the executable upon build. The app thinning will strip the fat binaries to a single slice on the AppStore when the app is distributed to the client devices. This will leave a single copy of the metadata in the actual download from the AppStore.\r\nRelated issue: https://github.com/NativeScript/ios-runtime/issues/179", "title": "Buhov/metadata merged in binary", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "fealebenpae", "comment_id": 132967397, "datetime": 1440066545000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "I can't tell from the patch, but did you move the 'Generate Metadata' build phase in the project template to the top? It would be best if it were right before the 'Link Binary' phase, for the same reason @username_2 cited for the proposed `PRE_LINK` CMake phase change.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "ivanbuhov", "comment_id": 132981997, "datetime": 1440070386000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "It turns out that the generation of `__TNSMetadata` section is part of the compilation phase, not the linking phase. It is the linker who does the job (`Ld` command is called), but it is called as part of the compilation process, right after all `CompileC` commands. So when the metadata generation step is between `Compile Sources` and `Link Binary With Libraries` or when it is set as `PRE_LINK` action the compilation phase fails with `ld: can't open -sectcreate file: /Users/buhov/Desktop/NS/ios-runtime/cmake-build/examples/Gameraww/Release-iphoneos/metadata-armv7.bin`, because it expects metadata to be already generated but there is no `metadata-armv7.bin` file yet. When I move the metadata generation step before `Compile Sources` phase (and in the other case - as `PRE_BUILD` action) it works like a charm. So I will leave it as it is unless you have better ideas.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "fealebenpae", "comment_id": 132985120, "datetime": 1440071595000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Alright, makes sense", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "ivanbuhov", "comment_id": 133426124, "datetime": 1440164031000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Unfortunately, this approach is not working when NS Runtime is linked dynamically because it seems it is looking for TNSMetadata section in the dynamic library, but it is in the app executable.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jasssonpet", "comment_id": 133427085, "datetime": 1440164331000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "Can we move the extern variable to the app then", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "ivanbuhov", "comment_id": 133440714, "datetime": 1440166861000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Yes, it should work. :+1:", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "fealebenpae", "comment_id": 134138680, "datetime": 1440412204000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": ":+1: after squashing to make things prettier", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "necatkutlar", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1406882523000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Hi,\r\n\r\nI am trying to link the nmssh-framework to my osx app, but I get the following error message. Does anyone have any idea, what it could be?\r\nI build the nmssh-framework for 64 bit, no problems.\r\nI added it as well as describe.\r\n\r\ndyld: Library not loaded: @executable_path/../Frameworks/NMSSH.framework/Versions/A/NMSSH\r\n Referenced from: /Users/necat/Develop/OSX/PhotoIptcEdit/build/Debug/Photoiptcedit.app/Contents/MacOS/Photoiptcedit\r\n Reason: image not found\r\n\r\nthanks for help,\r\nregards necat", "title": "Library not loaded...", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "gurinderhans", "comment_id": 84197328, "datetime": 1426895781000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "It did not work for me :(", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "Manuel83", "comment_id": 239938179, "datetime": 1471297297000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "I have the same issue\r\n\r\n\r\n```\r\ndyld: Library not loaded: @rpath/NMSSH.framework/NMSSH\r\n Referenced from: /Users/manuelfritsch/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/02C3DCBE-6EDA-4FF5-A1E5-B20E439EBDFE/data/Containers/Bundle/Application/3B53C782-44D8-40FB-9DB9-0D52DF233CCB/CraftBeerPi.app/CraftBeerPi\r\n Reason: image not found\r\n(lldb) \r\n\r\n```\r\n", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "Lejdborg", "comment_id": 240068934, "datetime": 1471344560000, "masked_author": "username_3", "text": "Manuel: click the + in Copy files and add NMSSH.framework", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 89, "repo": "moj-product-dashboard", "user_login": "ministryofjustice" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "cliffxuan", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1470241932000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "implement https://www.pivotaltracker.com/story/show/126691019", "title": "invisible client", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "s-block", "comment_id": 237515492, "datetime": 1470306535000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": ":+1:", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 6330, "repo": "spark", "user_login": "apache" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "mengxr", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1432241375000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "The previous default is `{gaps: false, pattern: \"\\\\p{L}+|[^\\\\p{L}\\\\s]+\"}`. The default pattern is hard to understand. This PR changes the default to `{gaps: true, pattern: \"\\\\s+\"}`. @username_1", "title": "[SPARK-7794] [MLLIB] update RegexTokenizer default settings", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jkbradley", "comment_id": 104462603, "datetime": 1432255607000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "LGTM\r\nMy only comment is that I'd prefer to have the Python doc (including doc embedded in Param) match the Scala doc, rather than being a short version of it. I also like having the embedded doc match the Scala/Python generated doc so that explainParam prints out more info.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "mengxr", "comment_id": 104463978, "datetime": 1432256474000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Agree. Right now it has huge overhead of keeping the docs in sync. It would be nice if this could be done automatically, e.g., geting the Scala Param.doc via Py4J. I merged this into master and branch-1.4.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "daniel-j-h", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1473935221000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "We should check our `static_cast`s and consider replacing them with Boost's `numeric_cast` to catch errors like overflows or narrowing. Motivated by https://github.com/Project-OSRM/osrm-backend/pull/2915.", "title": "Consider using Boost's numeric_cast", "type": "issue" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "bnussey", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1447391684000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Recently I've noticed that the date filtering is not working correctly.\r\n\r\nThe logs indicate that the params are being correctly passed through, and they are also still in the URL.. The count works fine, but the actual querying does not take place. Any ideas what could be going on here? I did recently upgrade to `Ruby 2.2` but I'm not sure if that's related.\r\n\r\n Started GET \"/admin/users?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q%5Brole_contains%5D=read&commit=Filter&order=id_desc\" for 50.17.182.190 at 2015-11-13 05:05:06 +0000\r\n Processing by Admin::UsersController#index as HTML\r\n Parameters: {\"utf8\"=>\"✓\", \"q\"=>{\"role_contains\"=>\"read\"}, \"commit\"=>\"Filter\", \"order\"=>\"id_desc\"}\r\n User Load (0.4ms) SELECT \"users\".* FROM \"users\" WHERE \"users\".\"id\" = 1 ORDER BY \"users\".\"id\" ASC LIMIT 1\r\n (2.0ms) SELECT COUNT(*) FROM \"users\" WHERE (\"users\".\"role\" ILIKE '%read%')\r\n (0.3ms) SELECT COUNT(*) FROM \"users\" WHERE (\"users\".\"role\" ILIKE '%read%') AND (created_at > '2015-11-01 00:00:00.000000')\r\n (0.2ms) SELECT COUNT(*) FROM \"users\" WHERE (\"users\".\"role\" ILIKE '%read%') AND (created_at > '2015-11-09 00:00:00.000000')\r\n (0.3ms) SELECT COUNT(count_column) FROM (SELECT 1 AS count_column FROM \"users\" WHERE (\"users\".\"role\" ILIKE '%read%') LIMIT 30 OFFSET 0) subquery_for_count\r\n CACHE (0.0ms) SELECT COUNT(count_column) FROM (SELECT 1 AS count_column FROM \"users\" WHERE (\"users\".\"role\" ILIKE '%read%') LIMIT 30 OFFSET 0) subquery_for_count\r\n CACHE (0.0ms) SELECT COUNT(*) FROM \"users\" WHERE (\"users\".\"role\" ILIKE '%read%')\r\n CACHE (0.0ms) SELECT COUNT(count_column) FROM (SELECT 1 AS count_column FROM \"users\" WHERE (\"users\".\"role\" ILIKE '%read%') LIMIT 30 OFFSET 0) subquery_for_count\r\n User Load (0.7ms) SELECT \"users\".* FROM \"users\" WHERE (\"users\".\"role\" ILIKE '%read%') ORDER BY \"users\".\"id\" desc LIMIT 30 OFFSET 0", "title": "Date filtering is not working", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jonatack", "comment_id": 156744090, "datetime": 1447532908000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "What SQL are you seeing if you run this in the console? \r\n\r\n```ruby\r\nUser.ransack(created_at_gteq: \"2015-11-01\", created_at_lteq: \"2015-11-30\").result.to_sql\r\n```\r\n\r\nAnd which attributes does this show?\r\n```ruby\r\nUser.ransackable_attributes\r\n```", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jonatack", "comment_id": 157191836, "datetime": 1447713015000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Closing this for now since am unable to reproduce the issue. Will re-open on your reply.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "jonatack", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1447713015000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "bnussey", "comment_id": 157254203, "datetime": 1447729872000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Hey @username_1 sorry for delay, and appreciate your guidance. When I do that, I get this:\r\n\r\n Loading development environment (Rails 4.1.0)\r\n irb(main):001:0> User.ransack(created_at_gteq: \"2015-11-01\", created_at_lteq: \"2015-11- 30\").result.to_sql\r\n => \"SELECT \\\"users\\\".* FROM \\\"users\\\"\"", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "bnussey", "comment_id": 157254659, "datetime": 1447729976000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I've noticed some weirdness around dates since I upgraded to Ruby 2.2 `ruby 2.2.0p0 (2014-12-25 revision 49005) [x86_64-linux]`. For example when creating items through the API and passing in dates, I've had to pass in the month, day, year as separate params. What version of Ruby are you on?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jonatack", "comment_id": 157408341, "datetime": 1447774981000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "The console example above works fine for me with Ruby 1.9.3, 2.0.0, and 2.2.3.\r\nYou didn't reply to my 2nd question. \r\nI suspect your problem is in your code and not a bug in Ransack.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "bnussey", "comment_id": 157418677, "datetime": 1447777160000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Hey @username_1 well it seems to be happening on every model, not just the User model, which leads me to believe it might not be code related.. What version of rails are you on? \r\n\r\nSorry I missed that, here it is below:\r\n```\r\nLoading development environment (Rails 4.1.0)\r\nirb(main):001:0> User.ransackable_attributes\r\n=> [\"id\", \"email\", \"encrypted_password\", \"reset_password_token\", \"reset_password_sent_at\", \"remember_created_at\", \"sign_in_count\", \"current_sign_in_at\", \"last_sign_in_at\", \"current_sign_in_ip\", \"last_sign_in_ip\", \"created_at\", \"updated_at\", \"rol\r\ne\", \"currency\", \"first_name\", \"last_name\", \"address\", \"phone_number\", \"unique_session_id\", \"country\", \"free_trial_offered\", \"favorite_category_id\", \"last_seen_at\", \"trial_end\", \"trial_elapsed\", \"trial_checked\", \"favorite_category_subscribe\", \"re\r\nferrals_id\", \"welcome_email\", \"failure_email\", \"onboarding_call\", \"api_key\"]\r\n```", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jonatack", "comment_id": 157428584, "datetime": 1447779031000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Please provide a stand-alone script in a gist like [this one](https://gist.github.com/username_1/5df41a0edb53b7bad989) with the full code and test to show that it is really an issue with Ransack..", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "bnussey", "comment_id": 157459528, "datetime": 1447784602000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Hey @username_1 I fixed it by upgrading to `Rails 4.2.5`\r\nI believe it might be loosely related to https://github.com/rails/rails/commit/e88da370f190cabd1e9750c5b3531735950ab415", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jonatack", "comment_id": 157469702, "datetime": 1447786489000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "OK great, glad you found it.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "prashcr", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1456728093000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "This worked really nice on an express `app`, and I want to be able to use it on a `router`. I kept getting a `400` error when I tried it on a router.", "title": "Is it possible to use this on an express router?", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "olalonde", "comment_id": 190322949, "datetime": 1456770654000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "I'm not sure it works. Can you give some example code?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "prashcr", "comment_id": 190569033, "datetime": 1456813625000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "```\r\nvar express = require('express');\r\nvar http = require('http');\r\nvar ws = require('ws');\r\n\r\nvar handleUpgrade = require('express-websocket');\r\n\r\nvar app = express();\r\nvar server = http.createServer(app);\r\nvar wss = new ws.Server({ noServer: true });\r\nvar thing = express.Router();\r\n\r\napp.use('/thing', thing)\r\n\r\nthing.use('/websocket', function (req, res, next) {\r\n res.websocket(function (ws) {\r\n // Optional callback\r\n ws.send('hello');\r\n });\r\n});\r\n\r\nserver.on('upgrade', handleUpgrade(app, wss));\r\n\r\nserver.listen(3000);\r\n```", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "olalonde", "comment_id": 190611617, "datetime": 1456821265000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "So `http://localhost:3000/thing/websocket` doesn't open a websocket connection? weird, I'll have to check this later, I would have expected this to work.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "prashcr", "comment_id": 191649324, "datetime": 1456993477000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Never mind, I think I made a mistake in my code elsewhere, because it does work when I tested it with a simple example just now.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "prashcr", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1456993477000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "kueda", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1441750457000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "In lieu of using s3 versioning (#680), we decided to just stop deleting photos from s3. This means we can resurrect deleted photos if we need to without doing weird things like deleting original versions from s3, or deleting all versions of resized images.\r\n\r\n- [ ] override paperclip's s3 deletion\r\n- [ ] write a script or rake task that looks for photos in s3 that are not in the database and deletes them from s3. Run this script every 6 months", "title": "stop deleting photos from s3", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "pleary", "comment_id": 140834625, "datetime": 1442428267000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "I think this is all done in ef18fdeea (not deployed). I needed to create a deleted_photos table so we know the unique IDs of the photos we need to remove from S3. There is a rake task to remove from s3 photos deleted over 6 months ago, but nothing in place right now to run it.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "kueda", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1442429718000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "kueda", "comment_id": 140842259, "datetime": 1442429718000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Looks good to me. Only remaining thing would be to use this stuff in the resurrection scripts, but I guess we can cross that bridge when we get to it.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 58, "repo": "embd", "user_login": "kidoman" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "fluffy", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1463709335000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Hi, I like the embd library and added support for INA219 current sensor. I have only tested on a Pi but given it only uses the I2C calls, it seems fairly likely it will work on all the platforms. I will probably do some polish on this but wanted to send it your direction for an early review and see if you had any suggestions. I tried to keep it in the style of the other sensors. \r\n\r\nThanks, Cullen", "title": "Add basic support for INA219 current sensor", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "tve", "comment_id": 250365894, "datetime": 1475122230000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Hi, I don't know whether you are at all interrested in getting this merged in. If so, I think it could do with some docs/comments...", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "fluffy", "comment_id": 250876908, "datetime": 1475279282000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I sort of assumed this project was dead after not hearing anything since last May but glad to see you are moving it forward. Do you have an similar sort of sensor file that might form a guideline for what would be needed ? I'd be glad to see this get merged in but total only want to put time into it if I know that is going to happen.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "filmaj", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1479544275000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "the README references that commits to master trigger deployment to docs.phonegap.com, so it sounds like some automation exists to a certain degree already.\r\n\r\nwould be good to hook in running the tests into this flow, and prevent auto-deploys that fail the tests. reporting the ci runs back to github via github webhooks would help make clear which PRs are safe to merge to boot.", "title": "set up CI for phonegap-docs to run `npm run test` on PRs and/or master branch.", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "GarthDB", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1479926662000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "GarthDB", "comment_id": 262599023, "datetime": 1479926662000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "DONE, thanks @username_0 for catching it.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "pcnate", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1470235863000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Absolute mode is great, but it can be difficult to read and edit long lines that extend beyond the minimap. If possible, please allow extra padding/margin on right of document to allow the end of the line to be scrolled into view horizontally.\r\n\r\n", "title": "Horizontal scroll in absolute mode", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "abe33", "comment_id": 244010091, "datetime": 1472718180000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Hi @username_0, I've thought about that for a long time, tried many things, but I still haven't found a way to add padding to an editor in a way that don't involve meddling with Atom's internal code.\r\n\r\nIf aynone see a way to do that I'm interested hearing about it.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "designofhumanity", "comment_id": 244412369, "datetime": 1472831166000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "https://github.com/atom/atom/issues/12590", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "designofhumanity", "comment_id": 244413033, "datetime": 1472831326000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "backup from atom issue repository\r\n\r\n", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "mitkodkn", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1444500945000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I'm currently trying to save a base64 string as a file but the only way I know this can happen is through the Node core module 'fs'. When I try to require it, it says that the module cannot be found. I don't know what to do since the writeText method in the NativeScript 'file-system' module only supports writing a string to a file. Is there any way to convert a base64 file into a real binary file. (Note: It's not about a base64 image.)", "title": "Using 'fs' Node core module in NativeScript", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "NekR", "comment_id": 147136288, "datetime": 1444519697000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "First of all, NativeScript does not have Node's module or its environment. \r\nAbout base64 and your case. As you may know, strings can be represented as a set of bytes and similarly any file can be represented as a string. So in your case, you just indeed need to write base64 as a file content. But first, of course, you need to convert your content to base64, here is two ways:\r\n\r\n* Write a JavaScript function for it, or use some existing one from npm, like this https://www.npmjs.com/package/base-64 one, or this https://www.npmjs.com/package/abab\r\n* Use crypto capabilities of your device/platform where NativeScript is run on", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "enchev", "comment_id": 147364638, "datetime": 1444647074000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "Hey @username_0,\r\n\r\nWe do have two polyfills for browser like [```fetch``` and ```XMLHttpRequest```](http://docs.nativescript.org/modules#whatwg-polyfills) however we do not have any polyfills for Node and that is why modules that will access ```process```, ```nextTick()```, streams, etc. will not work out-of-the-box.\r\n\r\nHTH", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "enchev", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1444647074000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "Nixon1979", "comment_id": 216851451, "datetime": 1462365817000, "masked_author": "username_3", "text": "Hey @username_2 ,\r\n\r\nI am using the file-system module of nativescript and while i write an image using destinationFile.writeSync i get the following error\r\n\r\nError: java.lang.Exception: Failed resolving method write on class java.io.FileOutputStream\r\nJS: com.tns.Platform.resolveMethodOverload(Platform.java:767)\r\nJS: com.tns.Platform.callJSMethodNative(Native Method)\r\nJS: com.tns.Platform.dispatchCallJSMethodNative(Platform.java:816)\r\nJS: com.tns.Platform.callJSMethod(Platform.java:715)\r\nJS: com.tns.Platform.callJSMethod(Platform.java:694)\r\nJS: com.tns.Platform.callJSMethod(Platform.java:684)\r\nJS: com.tns.NativeScriptActivity.onActivityResult(NativeScriptActivity.java:49)\r\nJS: android.app.Activity.dispatchActivityResult(Activity.java:6632)\r\nJS: android.app.ActivityThread.deliverResults(ActivityThread.java:4192)\r\nJS: android.app.ActivityThread.handleSendResult(ActivityThread.java:4239)\r\nJS: android.app.ActivityThread.access$1400(ActivityThread.java:181)\r\nJS: android.app.ActivityThread$H.handleMessage(ActivityThread.java:1531)\r\nJS: android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:102)\r\nJS: android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:145)\r\nJS: android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:6145)\r\nJS: java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Native Method)\r\nJS: java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:372)\r\nJS: com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(ZygoteInit.java:1399)\r\nJS: com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:1194)", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 115, "repo": "Hackalist.github.io", "user_login": "Hackalist" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "hackutd", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1455662988000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "", "title": "Adds HackUTD", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "rodrigoargumedo", "comment_id": 184906914, "datetime": 1455663076000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Thanks, @username_0 team!", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "prattmic", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1456377778000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I've defined a Skylark rule with a label attribute referencing a tool the rule needs ([see code](https://github.com/username_0/nanopb/blob/cpp/nanopb.bzl#L160)).\r\n\r\nIt seems that this label is not handled properly when the rule is loaded from an external repository. [This minimal example](https://gist.github.com/username_0/33671d80d9242fef86c2) fails with this error:\r\n\r\n```\r\n$ bazel build //:test\r\nERROR: /tmp/external/BUILD:3:1: every rule of type nanopb_cpp_srcs implicitly depends upon the target '//generator:nanopb_cpp_generator', but this target could not be found because of: no such package 'generator': BUILD file not found on package path.\r\nERROR: Loading failed; build aborted.\r\nINFO: Elapsed time: 4.662s\r\n```\r\n\r\nIt looks like bazel is looking for //generator:nanopb_cpp_generator in my workspace, instead of the nanopb workspace. I imagine this is a known deficiency, but I couldn't find an issue tracking plans to change this (or suggested alternatives).\r\n\r\nI found [REPOSITORY_NAME](http://bazel.io/docs/skylark/lib/globals.html#REPOSITORY_NAME), which I can use to prefix the \"//util/task:status\" dependency in the `nanopb_cpp_library` macro. However, it doesn't seem to be possible to use it in the global scope where actual rules are defined. i.e:\r\n\r\n```\r\nnanopb_cpp_srcs = rule(\r\n implementation=_nanopb_cpp_srcs,\r\n attrs={\r\n \"_nanopb_cpp_generator\": attr.label(\r\n executable=True,\r\n default=Label(REPOSITORY_NAME + \"//generator:nanopb_cpp_generator\"),\r\n ), \r\n...\r\n```\r\n\r\nThis fails with `name 'REPOSITORY_NAME' is not defined.`\r\n\r\nIs it currently possible to reference labels in this repository in rule definitions?", "title": "REPOSITORY_NAME in rule definitions", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "bsilver8192", "comment_id": 188880090, "datetime": 1456419934000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "What version are you using? This sounds like what was fixed in ee9e688c3df0d5c67f8bc7a2cc1d4a0a06229c66 and 0c8049f5fc866d785dd83769fa6c38ecf771ba96.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "prattmic", "comment_id": 188885547, "datetime": 1456420670000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I am using 0.2.0(-jdk7), which it looks like should contain those commits?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "bsilver8192", "comment_id": 188916188, "datetime": 1456424270000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Now that I look back at it, those commits were consistently making this behavior not happen. Looks like the currently recommended way to do this is by putting a `workspace(name = 'nanopb')` in nanopb's WORKSPACE and then referring to the labels as `@nanopb//...`. See eg [this mailing list discussion](https://groups.google.com/d/topic/bazel-discuss/9mY7WLSzth0/discussion).", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "prattmic", "comment_id": 190065598, "datetime": 1456728052000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "It looks like referring to a named workspace (`workspace(name = 'nanopb'`) by name does not work within that workspace in 0.2.0 (`no such package '@nanopb//util/task': error loading package 'external': The repository named 'nanopb' could not be resolved and referenced by '//tests/cpp:simple'`)\r\n\r\nHowever, from the [document](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1skNx5o-8k5-YXUAyEETvr39eKoh9fecJbGUquPh5iy8/edit#heading=h.ee9yd9yu4fqu) in the mailing list discussion, it sounds like this is planned to work eventually. I'll just wait out a bit longer.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "kchodorow", "comment_id": 190418048, "datetime": 1456783559000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "//generator:nanopb_generator should really refer to the repository-local target, it sounds like a skylark bug if it is not doing that.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "bsilver8192", "comment_id": 190423422, "datetime": 1456784233000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "@username_2: That's what I thought originally too, but default-repository labels in rule attributes actually mean local to the repository the rule is used in, not the one it's created in.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "kchodorow", "comment_id": 190428300, "datetime": 1456784840000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "That is so inconsistent with how labels in other places work that, even if it's intentional, I'd argue it's a bug.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "bsilver8192", "comment_id": 190430832, "datetime": 1456785366000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Fair enough. However, I think \"relative to the repository the rule is used in\" is a useful behavior. For example, this is how the Go rules locate the `go_prefix` rule. What do you think is a reasonable syntax for that?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "kchodorow", "comment_id": 190804813, "datetime": 1456850662000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "What do you think that would be useful for?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "bsilver8192", "comment_id": 190910118, "datetime": 1456867166000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Bazel's Go rules use it now, and it seems like a reasonable way to do it.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "kchodorow", "comment_id": 191411848, "datetime": 1456950137000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "I'm kind of confused about go_prefix. Shouldn't it be different depending on which repository you're referring to? Like, say we have local_ws, repo1, and repo2. If you're in @repo1 and using something from @repo2, shouldn't @repo2's go_prefix be `github.com/user/repo2`, not `github.com/user/local_ws`?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "bsilver8192", "comment_id": 191422914, "datetime": 1456951679000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Yes. I believe that's the current behavior, because the `go_library` in `@repo2` will interpret the `//:go_prefix` default as `@repo2//:go_prefix` and the one in `@repo1` will get `@repo1//:go_prefix`.\r\n\r\nIf you change labels in the default repository to do what seems more obvious at first (refer to the repository the rule is created in), then they would both end up with `@bazel_tools//:go_prefix` which doesn't really work.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "kchodorow", "comment_id": 191868820, "datetime": 1457025566000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "Okay, IIUC, we want Skylark to use a different dependency, depending on which repo is using the rule.\r\nThat seems reasonable and I don't know what the syntax would look like, but theoretically we could just modify load() to provide Skylark with the repo it's called from.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "bsilver8192", "comment_id": 191879959, "datetime": 1457026936000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "I don't think it's load that wants to get modified. Providing a variable at load time doesn't help because the RuleClass (ie thing returned by the skylark `rule` function) is the same for usages from all repositories. Allowing the function implementing late bound attributes (ie when you give a function as the default value) to access REPOSITORY_NAME (or equivalent) seems like a reasonable way to get this behavior.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "kchodorow", "comment_id": 191998386, "datetime": 1457044592000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "I was thinking that you'd have something like:\r\n\r\n```\r\nmy_rule = rule(\r\n attrs = {_sensitive_dep = attr.label(REPOSITORY_NAME_OR_WHATEVER + \"//foo:bar\")},\r\n ...\r\n)\r\n```\r\n\r\nSo you'd actually get a different rule depending on what repo it was loaded in.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "bsilver8192", "comment_id": 192026162, "datetime": 1457049271000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Usage looks reasonable, but I think that's much harder to implement.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jart", "comment_id": 192751662, "datetime": 1457216448000, "masked_author": "username_3", "text": "@username_1 Doesn't `@//foo` exist so you can reference the main workspace from an external workspace? If so, Go's bzl rules should probably be updated to use that convention.\r\n\r\nIt makes sense to me that, if a bzl rule is defined in `@A` then `Label(\"//foo\")` should be the same as `Label(\"@A//foo\")`.\r\n\r\nThe fact that it doesn't currently behave this way is actually creating problems for me. I'm working on Closure build rules in a new workspace repository. I've got a script I wrote called `//closure/compiler/jschecker`. But my `closure_js_library` rule (defined as `//closure/compiler:closure_js_library.bzl`) isn't able to reference jschecker. It works from within the Closure Rules workspace. But if I import Closure Rules into a different workspace, then it breaks, because Bazel tries to find jschecker in the other workspace.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "bsilver8192", "comment_id": 192754045, "datetime": 1457217494000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "@username_3: That does work (in theory; trying it right now will likely hit #940), but that's not what the Go rules want. The prefix needs to be set differently in each repository the rules are used from, not the one which declares the rules.\r\n\r\nI agree how it works now is counterintuitive, but I think it is necessary to have this behavior somehow. Also, just changing what the obvious syntax means will break a variety of Skylark rules (I know I have some). Not necessarily a deal-breaker, but something else to keep in mind. @username_5: Any ideas?\r\n\r\nFor context, #700 was a related bug (although before the fix for that, labels were just interpreted as being from the main repository all the time).", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jart", "comment_id": 192761823, "datetime": 1457221621000, "masked_author": "username_3", "text": "I took a look at the Go rules sauce and I understand now what's going on with the `go_prefix()` rule. Yeah, the behavior is totally merited. Although it probably shouldn't be the default behavior. Perhaps that behavior could be defined as `Label(\"//:go_prefix\", in_load_workspace=True)` or something.\r\n\r\nDo you know if a workaround exists that would allow `Label()` to reference the workspace in which it's declared?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "bsilver8192", "comment_id": 192774898, "datetime": 1457225930000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "As a workaround, going through a `bind` (so you'd create one of those in `WORKSPACE` and then use `Label(//external:thing)`) should work. Not the greatest, but not all that bad.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jart", "comment_id": 192775945, "datetime": 1457226709000, "masked_author": "username_3", "text": "Unfortunately `bind()` does not work. (Why does that feature even exist?) It still resolves against the calee workspace.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "shahms", "comment_id": 192784389, "datetime": 1457232043000, "masked_author": "username_4", "text": "(I suspect bsilver was suggesting you \"//external:thing\" and require the enclosing repository bind that name appropriately).\r\n\r\nBased on my experimentation[1](and a bit in the docs), it seems like the currently recommended practice is to pick a canonical name for your workspace and include:\r\n\r\nworkspace(name = \"com_github_user_project\") # For example.\r\n\r\nin the project WORKSPACE file. This requires users of your rules to use the same name when including your project as an external repository. You can then reference all of the tools as \"@com_github_user_project//path/to:tool\". While I'm not a huge fan of mandating consistent and globally unique workspace names, it is the simplest way to keep label references consistent in the current dependency model (where external repository WORKSPACE files are largely ignored, AFAIK).\r\n\r\n\r\n1. Setting up a simple example where a repository sets its own workspace name and is then included as a `local_repository` under a different name yields the warning: \r\n.../external/local_skylark/WORKSPACE:1: Workspace name in .../external/local_skylark/WORKSPACE (@skylark) does not match the name given in the repository's definition (@local_skylark); this will cause a build error in future versions.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "prattmic", "comment_id": 192787366, "datetime": 1457233917000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "@username_4 I [tried](https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/issues/975#issuecomment-190065598) what I believe you are suggesting, and it did not seem to work. It would seem that the `@name` syntax does not work to refer to the local workspace. (i.e., the rule couldn't be used within its original workspace).", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "lberki", "comment_id": 192929161, "datetime": 1457282986000, "masked_author": "username_5", "text": "@Brian: I think the most reasonable approach we can do is to have a symbol\nthat's like REPOSITORY_NAME except that it evaluates to not the repository\nthe .bzl is loaded in, but the repository the .bzl file is *defined* in.\nThat shouldn't be too hard to implement and would be a reasonably clean\nsolution.\n\nI agree that in an ideal world, default repository labels in .bzl files\nwould refer to the repository they the .bzl rules are in. I actually think\nit would be a reasonably easy change, since the current behavior is weird\nenough that I can't think of any use case (other than go_prefix, but i\ndon't know how our Go rules actually work, so I can't tell if that's in\nturn a reasonable thing)\n\nIn the short term, adding a symbol like RULE_REPOSITORY_NAME will bring the\nmost bang for the buck.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "damienmg", "comment_id": 192931257, "datetime": 1457283259000, "masked_author": "username_6", "text": "@username_5 agree, do you want to signup for it? :)\r\n\r\n`__WORKSPACE_NAME__` ?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "lberki", "comment_id": 192936985, "datetime": 1457283950000, "masked_author": "username_5", "text": "Of course. Put it at the end of my TODO list... :)", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jart", "comment_id": 192953703, "datetime": 1457288229000, "masked_author": "username_3", "text": "Oh here's a weird case with that solution. What if I define all my rules, one per bzl file. Then I have a single `defs.bzl` that loads all my rules, so the user of my workspace only has to worry about a single deps file, rather than the location of a whole bunch of them. In that case, the `RULE_REPOSITORY_NAME` solution won't work.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "lberki", "comment_id": 192959319, "datetime": 1457289743000, "masked_author": "username_5", "text": "I was hoping we could make it so that RULE_REPOSITORY_NAME returns the name\nof the file where the rule() function was invoked (not the .bzl file\nmentioned in the BUILD file). Then this would work.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "damienmg", "comment_id": 192960102, "datetime": 1457289995000, "masked_author": "username_6", "text": "For error tracking, we keep the path of the file that contains the definition, we should be able to do the same thing with the label of the file which then includes the repository.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "lberki", "comment_id": 192983259, "datetime": 1457296247000, "masked_author": "username_5", "text": "Yep, shouldn't be too hard once Someone (cue the old tale about Somebody,\nEverybody, Anybody and Nobody) decides to act.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "shahms", "comment_id": 194446507, "datetime": 1457549150000, "masked_author": "username_4", "text": "Along with this, it would be nice to include the name on the repository_ctx for repository rules", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "damienmg", "comment_id": 194446815, "datetime": 1457549204000, "masked_author": "username_6", "text": "What do you mean?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "shahms", "comment_id": 194454251, "datetime": 1457550208000, "masked_author": "username_4", "text": "When creating a repository via repository_rule(), there is no access to the name used to create it, e.g.\r\n\r\ndef _imp(ctx):\r\n # There is no access to the repo name from ctx\r\n # (i.e. the repository_rule equivalent of `ctx.label`)\r\n\r\ndummy_repo = repository_rule(_impl, local=True)\r\n\r\ndef setup_dummy():\r\n dummy_repo(name = \"foo\")", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "damienmg", "comment_id": 194462280, "datetime": 1457551208000, "masked_author": "username_6", "text": "Oh I see, can you create a separate bug?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "damienmg", "comment_id": 196236386, "datetime": 1457950059000, "masked_author": "username_6", "text": "After a offline discussion, we decided to set the workspace name correctly when using the Label function and adds a non-default option to that function for the legacy behavior (we know of only one weird use case).", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "kchodorow", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1458840505000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "kchodorow", "comment_id": 200938128, "datetime": 1458840505000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "This should now be fixed, the related bugs are both fixed.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "rickly", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1437998322000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "if (!config->quick_connect_timeout)\r\n err = \"Timeout value for quick check can not be 0. Default: 3\";\r\n\r\nquick_connect_timeout = 0; // 别检查了，如果认为被屏蔽了就直接走代理吧\r\n无法启动", "title": "quick_connect_timeout 的值无法设置成0", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "AttufliX", "comment_id": 125210023, "datetime": 1438004802000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "我这里也报错了，我设置成1了", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "semigodking", "comment_id": 125255567, "datetime": 1438012879000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "这是个bug,我会随后修复，谢谢\r\n\r\nSemigod King", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "semigodking", "comment_id": 125408803, "datetime": 1438049754000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "sorry,　经过确认，这不是一个代码BUG，而是文档写错了。这里应该是将~no_quick_check_seconds~设置为０　。我会修改文档。", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "semigodking", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1438049754000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

{ "number": 1086, "repo": "rubygems.org", "user_login": "rubygems" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "dwradcliffe", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1445024839000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Let's speed up and simplify tests by skipping ruby-head. It hasn't worked for a very long time and doesn't seem to be related to any of our code.\r\n\r\n@username_4 @username_1", "title": "stop testing ruby-head since it never works", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "qrush", "comment_id": 148821379, "datetime": 1445026056000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": ":gun:", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "sferik", "comment_id": 148825983, "datetime": 1445027342000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": ":confused: I don’t think this is the right decision.\r\n\r\nThis element in the build matrix was set to `allow_failures` and `fast_finish`, so the overall build status was not affected or blocked by it.\r\n\r\nThe fact that `ruby-head` is failing now is not a problem, but as we get closer to the next Ruby release, this information will be more relevant, both to us and the Ruby core team.\r\n\r\nIf the decision stands to remove this, the entire `matrix` section of `.travis.yml` should also be removed, since it is only relevant to this build.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "qrush", "comment_id": 148868179, "datetime": 1445040180000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "I wasn't aware it was being used to inform ruby-core of things. Has it been used before for any decision making re: releases?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "indirect", "comment_id": 148913150, "datetime": 1445084533000, "masked_author": "username_3", "text": "As long as `allow_failure` and `fast_finish` are both turned on, isn't this useful data to have? It doesn't cost us anything, and it seems good to know. (We do this on the Bundler travis build as well).", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "arthurnn", "comment_id": 148921088, "datetime": 1445093198000, "masked_author": "username_4", "text": "yeah, i think i will revert this.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "dwradcliffe", "comment_id": 148947020, "datetime": 1445110897000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Sounds good. I don't think this really will help us upgrade sooner, since ruby-head is probably always ahead of any release we might use. But I'm ok testing if we can help ruby-core. :+1:", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "sferik", "comment_id": 149013538, "datetime": 1445173881000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "I’m happy to work on a team that can merge fast but then reconsider. :smile:", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 5, "repo": "phabricator-jenkins-plugin", "user_login": "uber" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "sectioneight", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1431970646000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "", "title": "Skip uberalls posting if no URL configured", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "sectioneight", "comment_id": 103150160, "datetime": 1431972137000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "@username_1", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "erikformella", "comment_id": 103165867, "datetime": 1431974407000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "lg2m. but wait for tests ;>", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "Theby", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1440101478000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Es decir, por los lados bloquea el camino y solo al caer por arriba matan al jugador.", "title": "Funcionamiento de los pinchos tipo Sonic", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "HenBanKeN", "comment_id": 133158703, "datetime": 1440101805000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "También recibí comentarios de mis amigos sobre esto mismo =O así que démosle", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "kevohagan", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1457916152000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "just tried on a fresh install. great starter though! :)", "title": "the build doesnt generate the proper paths for styles.css and bundle.js", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "wpioneer", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1458411878000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "wpioneer", "comment_id": 198761539, "datetime": 1458411878000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "I think you have to rebuild the bundle.\r\n\r\nIn any case, I removed _Public_ dir from the repository. https://github.com/hb-gatsby/gatsby-lumen-starter/commit/a75d2862b96b8e665b362f610b4b3c870529258a", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "mbonig", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1401810432000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "It would be nice if we could use our own icon pack or be able to specify what the classes are to use on closer/sticker icons.", "title": "Request: make close/sticker icons definable", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "hperrin", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1450647723000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "chavz", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1478758805000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I just tried to run nosetest on a fresh gae-init installation, and this is what I get.\r\n\r\nwhen running..\r\n```\r\n13:54 $ nosetests --with-gae --gae-application ./main/ --gae-lib-root /c/Users/CCaberos/AppData/Local/Google/Cloud/AppEngine\r\n```\r\n\r\nthis is what I get..\r\n```\r\nTraceback (most recent call last):\r\n File \"c:\\python27\\Lib\\runpy.py\", line 174, in _run_module_as_main\r\n \"__main__\", fname, loader, pkg_name)\r\n File \"c:\\python27\\Lib\\runpy.py\", line 72, in _run_code\r\n exec code in run_globals\r\n File \"C:\\Users\\CCaberos\\tmp\\gae-init-nose\\temp\\venv\\Scripts\\nosetests.exe\\__main__.py\", line 9, in <module>\r\n File \"c:\\users\\ccaberos\\tmp\\gae-init-nose\\temp\\venv\\lib\\site-packages\\nose\\core.py\", line 121, in __init__\r\n **extra_args)\r\n File \"c:\\python27\\Lib\\unittest\\main.py\", line 94, in __init__\r\n self.parseArgs(argv)\r\n File \"c:\\users\\ccaberos\\tmp\\gae-init-nose\\temp\\venv\\lib\\site-packages\\nose\\core.py\", line 145, in parseArgs\r\n self.config.configure(argv, doc=self.usage())\r\n File \"c:\\users\\ccaberos\\tmp\\gae-init-nose\\temp\\venv\\lib\\site-packages\\nose\\config.py\", line 346, in configure\r\n self.plugins.configure(options, self)\r\n File \"c:\\users\\ccaberos\\tmp\\gae-init-nose\\temp\\venv\\lib\\site-packages\\nose\\plugins\\manager.py\", line 284, in configure\r\n cfg(options, config)\r\n File \"c:\\users\\ccaberos\\tmp\\gae-init-nose\\temp\\venv\\lib\\site-packages\\nose\\plugins\\manager.py\", line 99, in __call__\r\n return self.call(*arg, **kw)\r\n File \"c:\\users\\ccaberos\\tmp\\gae-init-nose\\temp\\venv\\lib\\site-packages\\nose\\plugins\\manager.py\", line 167, in simple\r\n result = meth(*arg, **kw)\r\n File \"c:\\users\\ccaberos\\tmp\\gae-init-nose\\temp\\venv\\lib\\site-packages\\nosegae.py\", line 85, in configure\r\n import appengine_config\r\n File \"C:\\Users\\CCaberos\\tmp\\gae-init-nose\\main\\appengine_config.py\", line 16, in <module>\r\n re_ = stubs.FakeFile._skip_files.pattern.replace('|^lib/.*', '')\r\nAttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'pattern'\r\n```\r\n\r\nNoseGae#0.5.9\r\ngae-init#5.5.0\r\n\r\nmight be related to issue #346, already asked the involved people there for help, but just in case some other people has encountered it and may be able to help.", "title": "UnitTest with NoseGae: Unable to load stubs.FakeFile._skip_files.pattern.replace('|^lib/.*', '') when running test", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "chavz", "comment_id": 259614962, "datetime": 1478760718000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "E AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'pattern'\r\n\r\nmain\\appengine_config.py:16: AttributeError\r\n\r\n```\r\n\r\nby the way I'm just using the sample tests provided by google in [localunittesting](https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/python/tools/localunittesting), i'm running them directly from nosetests/pytest instead of from the `runner.py`", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "lipis", "comment_id": 260090256, "datetime": 1478912733000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "I never played with those.. :( Also not much time these days to play around with it..", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "gmist", "comment_id": 260130295, "datetime": 1478966402000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "``` python\r\n if stubs.FakeFile._skip_files:\r\n re_ = stubs.FakeFile._skip_files.pattern.replace('|^lib/.*', '')\r\n re_ = re.compile(re_)\r\n stubs.FakeFile._skip_files = re_\r\n sys.path.insert(0, 'lib')\r\n```", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "lipis", "comment_id": 262096582, "datetime": 1479769658000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Did you manage to make it run @username_0?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "chavz", "comment_id": 262208151, "datetime": 1479811665000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "E AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'app'\r\n\r\ntests/conftest.py:10: AttributeError\r\n```\r\n\r\nneither with `from main import app`. And replacing `import main` with `from main import main as mn` and then replacing `app = main.app` with `app = mn.app`, produces a different kind of error, see below:\r\n\r\n```\r\nTraceback (most recent call last):\r\n File \"/home/jorge/projects/gae-init/temp/venv/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/_pytest/config.py\", line 337, in _importconftest\r\n mod = conftestpath.pyimport()\r\n File \"/home/jorge/projects/gae-init/temp/venv/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/py/_path/local.py\", line 650, in pyimport\r\n __import__(modname)\r\n File \"/home/jorge/projects/gae-init/temp/venv/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/_pytest/assertion/rewrite.py\", line 207, in load_module\r\n py.builtin.exec_(co, mod.__dict__)\r\n File \"/home/jorge/projects/gae-init/temp/venv/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/py/_builtin.py\", line 221, in exec_\r\n exec2(obj, globals, locals)\r\n File \"<string>\", line 7, in exec2\r\n File \"/home/jorge/projects/gae-init/tests/conftest.py\", line 4, in <module>\r\n from main.main import app as ap\r\n File \"/home/jorge/projects/gae-init/main/main.py\", line 19, in <module>\r\n import auth\r\n File \"/home/jorge/projects/gae-init/main/auth/__init__.py\", line 3, in <module>\r\n from .auth import *\r\n File \"/home/jorge/projects/gae-init/main/auth/auth.py\", line 16, in <module>\r\n import cache\r\nImportError: No module named cache\r\nERROR: could not load /home/jorge/projects/gae-init/tests/conftest.py\r\n```\r\n\r\nIn the end, I'm still trying to wrap my head around all this import issues/rules and stuff that app engine introduces, specially those, stubs and configs, since most of the time, those are where the problems occur.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "topless", "comment_id": 331829455, "datetime": 1506332282000, "masked_author": "username_3", "text": "I stumbled on the same issue, even with @username_2 suggestion, it cannot fails on the previous line `from google.appengine.tools.devappserver2.python import stubs` I followed the paths and tools are not there, I am working on a clean installation with the beta gcloud command if it matters.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "lipis", "comment_id": 356146104, "datetime": 1515459608000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "I'm closing this one for now.. if there are still issues.. please report..", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "lipis", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1515459608000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "pdanpdan", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1427283473000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Widget (search/replace) - input height is too big for font size 10/11", "title": "Widget (search/replace) - input height is too big for font size 10/11", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "karelvuong", "comment_id": 86131329, "datetime": 1427304354000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Related to #11.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "karelvuong", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1427304354000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

{ "number": 43, "repo": "PopupController", "user_login": "daisuke310vvv" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "omatty198", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1485159485000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "## Hey, my enhancement. please merge it.\r\n\r\n- [x] Add SlideDownAnimation\r\n- [x] Add @discardableResult\r\n- [x] Improve handling in order to stop force unwrapping into 'popupControllerWillShowKeyboard' func", "title": "Enhancement ", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "daisuke310vvv", "comment_id": 274438839, "datetime": 1485163973000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "thx bro", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "khansen00", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1480543032000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "```", "title": ".msi uninstall leaves an empty version folder (for alpha.10)", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "iSazonov", "comment_id": 264080102, "datetime": 1480568822000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Could you test with the latest version 13?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "SteveL-MSFT", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1484181693000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "Sommerregen", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1486579409000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Hi @username_1 ,\r\n\r\ncan you provide a demo content of the pages you used? You can just place them in the `_demo` folder of your theme.", "title": "Demo content", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "robbinfellow", "comment_id": 278431169, "datetime": 1486581255000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Hi @username_0,\r\n\r\nI've added the demo content to the repo, thanks for feedback 👍", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "robbinfellow", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1486624417000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "Sommerregen", "comment_id": 278581985, "datetime": 1486630295000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Thanks :+1:", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "robbinfellow", "comment_id": 278585272, "datetime": 1486631199000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "No problem, thanks for trying out the theme - all feedback is much appreciated! :)", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "ndmitchell", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1444379106000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Two interesting things. 1) Simon Peyton Jones remarks that the Hashable instance for Value could hash only the value, not the type as well. 2) how often do we get collisions in the map? Would be an interesting statistic in diagnostic mode. Could also check all keys are equal to themselves in lint.", "title": "Think about hash keys", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "ndmitchell", "comment_id": 152337970, "datetime": 1446155302000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Johan says taking hashes from multiple types and combining them directly is a bad idea, so I won't do (1).", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "ndmitchell", "comment_id": 159066808, "datetime": 1448313452000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Probably the easiest thing is to add the info to the profile output, and then analyse it there.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "ndmitchell", "comment_id": 210504697, "datetime": 1460733929000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "So plan is to write the hash for each key in the JSON, then in the viewer have a collision percentage and a max hash collisions, so people can drill down if there is an issue.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "ndmitchell", "comment_id": 473921523, "datetime": 1552917636000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "It's unclear if duplicate hash collisions would actually have a meaningful impact on the database. Most of the time I'm using an array and indexing by `Id` so these things don't crop up much.\r\n\r\nAt the same time, I thought it worth confirming that Hadrian doesn't have too many duplicate keys. Out of 15,810 keys, it has no duplicates at all. This really isn't worth bubbling up to the profiling.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "ndmitchell", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1552917644000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

{ "number": 7851, "repo": "cmssw", "user_login": "cms-sw" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "slava77", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1424319252000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "From #7849:\r\nThis fixes a crash reported in express in 732patch2 in run 234542.\r\nThe condition is fairly rare and has numerical precision/randomness nature.\r\n\r\nThe same change in code was tested in CMSSW_7_3_2_patch2 /test area crash732p2a-234542/\r\nextended reco tests show no differences in monitored quantities.\r\nThe crash itself is gone.\r\n\r\nthis uses the same topic branch as #7850", "title": "avoid propagation of muons with zero momentum (fwd port of #7849 )", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "slava77", "comment_id": 74996891, "datetime": 1424319373000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "+1\r\n\r\nfor #7851 bb52b08\r\n\r\nbased on the tests done in 732patch2.\r\nThe same code difference is applied here.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 42, "repo": "framework", "user_login": "zewadesign" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "zwalden", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1468096032000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "", "title": "changed the way app instance was fetched/returned for configs", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jhoughtelin", "comment_id": 231765311, "datetime": 1468250080000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Good on ya for opening a PR. I still think this core stuff you're modifying should be switched over to use a dependency injection container rather than using global public static resources.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 34, "repo": "ocfweb", "user_login": "ocf" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "matthew-mcallister", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1443252419000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Pretty straightforward, there is already a file in ~staff.\r\n\r\nAlso, there might be something better to do with the upcoming hours sidebar.", "title": "Add front page banner display from YAML", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "chriskuehl", "comment_id": 143407053, "datetime": 1443253060000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "overall looks great, thanks!", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "matthew-mcallister", "comment_id": 143468252, "datetime": 1443284897000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Oh, sure, I lost track of what the original suggestion was somewhere in the long line of comments.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "matthew-mcallister", "comment_id": 143475417, "datetime": 1443289753000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I see adding a commit gets in the way of the conversation in the pull request.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "chriskuehl", "comment_id": 143475477, "datetime": 1443289807000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "GitHub is fucking terrible for reviewing code unfortunately. Can't even see diffs between revisions if the author rebases :\\", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "matthew-mcallister", "comment_id": 143475535, "datetime": 1443289872000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "At least it keeps the old diffs and you can still comment on the new one.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "chriskuehl", "comment_id": 143475600, "datetime": 1443289956000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "@username_0 only if you don't rebase, otherwise you lose the old diff :p", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "chriskuehl", "comment_id": 143476167, "datetime": 1443290344000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "matthew-mcallister", "comment_id": 143476348, "datetime": 1443290391000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Should we squash the commits?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "chriskuehl", "comment_id": 143476427, "datetime": 1443290485000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "your call, either is fine I think. The commits stand on their own.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 29, "repo": "react-stickynode", "user_login": "yahoo" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "roderickhsiao", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1460416771000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "@username_1 \r\n\r\nnow react will throw warning on unitless value, we will probably need to change it as well.", "title": "Upgrade to React 15 and remove shallow compare dependency", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "hankhsiao", "comment_id": 208613520, "datetime": 1460416982000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "👍", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 4, "repo": "alamode", "user_login": "mode" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "laughinghan", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1481883524000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Fix #1, report errors when called with bad table or chart id by inserting a big warning error banner at the top:\r\n\r\n<img width=\"468\" alt=\"screen shot 2016-12-16 at 02 11 29\" src=\"https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/225809/21259148/039e353e-c335-11e6-9a44-36bdedfbe72d.png\">\r\n\r\nSee it in action: https://modeanalytics.com/editor/username_0/reports/b296289a24a3\r\n\r\nAlso, don't throw an exception if e.g. a bad query name (chart id?) is supplied, so the script can carry on and potentially render any subsequent valid charts.\r\n\r\nGiven the way I expect Mode Analytics users typically create and edit these dashboards, I'm assuming they don't usually have the Console open to see errors, and they're probably editing and re-running their code lots of times, so this seems like a reasonable way to report errors out-of-band. (Did you have something else in mind in #1?)\r\n\r\nPotential future enhancement would be an option to be a little quieter about errors for more production-y dashboards, but unless people are using JS to dynamically generate these charts, it seems unlikely for these errors to happen except while editing your own dashboard.", "title": "Report errors when called with bad table or chart id", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "bstancil", "comment_id": 268363739, "datetime": 1482269090000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Merged! Made a couple stylistic updates; here it is against the live version. https://modeanalytics.com/benn/reports/92c98be143d8", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "bstancil", "comment_id": 268363762, "datetime": 1482269098000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Thanks @username_0 !", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "Armagetron", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1450800470000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I'm running a telegram bot with this library on my raspberry pi at home. When my internet connection gets lost (e.g. dsl reconnect, un-plug the pi and plug it in again) the connection to the telegram server is lost.\r\n\r\nThe LongPoll or HttpClient::makeRequest function does not run into a timeout, keeping the connection open waiting for a response never to arrive.\r\n\r\nI implemented a timeout but my solution is not cross-platform. Maybe someone could implement a proper timeout using boost-functions?", "title": "Proper timeout", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "Armagetron", "comment_id": 219636088, "datetime": 1463468685000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Since I have been asked for the code, here is the diff.\r\n```\r\ndiff --git a/src/net/HttpClient.cpp b/src/net/HttpClient.cpp\r\nindex f7f4a6b..b768f5e 100644\r\n--- a/src/net/HttpClient.cpp\r\n+++ b/src/net/HttpClient.cpp\r\n@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ HttpClient& HttpClient::getInstance() {\r\n }\r\n \r\n string HttpClient::makeRequest(const Url& url, const vector<HttpReqArg>& args) {\r\n-\tssl::context context(ssl::context::sslv23);\r\n+\tssl::context context(ssl::context::tlsv12);\r\n \tcontext.set_default_verify_paths();\r\n \r\n \tssl::stream<tcp::socket> socket(_ioService, context);\r\n@@ -51,6 +51,32 @@ string HttpClient::makeRequest(const Url& url, const vector<HttpReqArg>& args) {\r\n \r\n \tstring requestText = HttpParser::getInstance().generateRequest(url, args, false);\r\n \twrite(socket, buffer(requestText.c_str(), requestText.length()));\r\n+ \r\n+ fd_set fileDescriptorSet;\r\n+ struct timeval timeStruct;\r\n+ \r\n+ // set the timeout to 30 seconds\r\n+ timeStruct.tv_sec = 70;\r\n+ timeStruct.tv_usec = 0;\r\n+ FD_ZERO(&fileDescriptorSet);\r\n+ \r\n+ // We'll need to get the underlying native socket for this select call, in order\r\n+ // to add a simple timeout on the read:\r\n+ \r\n+ int nativeSocket = socket.lowest_layer().native();\r\n+ \r\n+ FD_SET(nativeSocket,&fileDescriptorSet); \r\n+ select(nativeSocket+1,&fileDescriptorSet,NULL,NULL,&timeStruct);\r\n+ \r\n+ if(!FD_ISSET(nativeSocket,&fileDescriptorSet)){ // timeout\r\n+ \r\n+ std::string sMsg(\"TIMEOUT on read client data. Client IP: \");\r\n+ \r\n+ sMsg.append(socket.next_layer().remote_endpoint().address().to_string());\r\n+ _ioService.reset();\r\n+ \r\n+ throw std::exception();\r\n+ } \r\n \r\n \tstring response;\r\n \tchar buff[1024];\r\n```", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "rwmoekoe", "comment_id": 795967811, "datetime": 1615404945000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "i have this solved using async_read_some() and ioservice.run_one_until(timepoint)\r\n\r\nhttps://github.com/username_2/tgbot-cpp/issues/160", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "reo7sp", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1617659916000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "pjanuario", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1480366745000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "The library relies on 0MQ internal queues and we need to register scenarios where it can go wrong:\r\n\r\n- Subscriber crashes while processing a event, consequence is that the event is not going to be received again;\r\n- When the event bus is down publisher relies on 0MQ internal queues and dealer sockets to publish the events once the bus is online, the problem may occur if the publisher process exits before the bus return live in that case messages might be lost depending on linger times. Currently it's only affected if the process crashes, otherwise linger is infinity and the process will hang for termination until messages present in 0MQ queue are sent", "title": "Improve read me with possible error scenarios", "type": "issue" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "awais644", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1458294846000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Dear All,\r\n\r\nI downloaded the Ph.D thesis template and I am using it as a template for my Ph.D thesis. I need to integrate some style files (.sty) into the thesis for a language called TCOZ [tcoz](http://www.comp.nus.edu.sg/~dongjs/tcoz.html) When I do integrate these style files I am getting too many error like command already defined etc.I have been struggling with this for the past 3 days. I tried using \\relax command but still there are too many errors. It would be great if you can help me figure out these errors. Please note that I successfully integrated these style files with spring/ACM journals template and never got into any trouble.\r\n\r\nI have attached the minimum working example with the style files. The same can also be downloaded from the google drive. I will greatly appreciate your help. Thanks \r\n\r\n[phd-thesis-template-2.1 with TCOZ .zip](https://github.com/kks32/phd-thesis-template/files/179383/phd-thesis-template-2.1.with.TCOZ.zip)\r\n\r\nDownload Link: [](https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0ujg2p-cVOwQ25aMnpNRS1JanM/view?usp=sharing)\r\n\r\nNote: I have included a sample TCOZ text in chapter1 and TCOZ requires XeLatex.", "title": "Integratin TCOZ style files into the template ", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "tabias", "comment_id": 198972783, "datetime": 1458496104000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "have you tried compiling it with:\r\n`latexmk -xelatex -g -f thesis.tex -interaction=nonstopmode`\r\n\r\nusing your files with the above command, renders the below pdf. I have no reference so hard to tell if it is working or not.\r\n[thesis.pdf](https://github.com/kks32/phd-thesis-template/files/181422/thesis.pdf)", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "awais644", "comment_id": 199681989, "datetime": 1458632759000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Hi Krishna,\r\n\r\nThanks for the help. However when I use the command \r\n`latexmk -xelatex -g -f thesis.tex -interaction=nonstopmode`\r\n\r\nThe bibliography is not working. Please have a look at the attached screenshot. Also the References page is missing so the bibliography is not printing too. Actually this is the same problem as before. When I compile I get a lot of errors. BTW I am using Texmaker on Mac. I would greatly appreciate your help.Thanks\r\n\r\n\r\n", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "tabias", "comment_id": 199778969, "datetime": 1458648058000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "awais644", "comment_id": 200265140, "datetime": 1458725025000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Hi Krishna,\r\n\r\nPlease see this image for my macTeX version.\r\n\r\n\r\nI was not able to get bibliography to work. The complete folder is attached here.\r\n[phd-thesis-template-2.1 with TCOZ .zip](https://github.com/kks32/phd-thesis-template/files/185667/phd-thesis-template-2.1.with.TCOZ.zip)\r\n\r\nIn your attached PDF everything was working so I guess something is wrong at my side. Do I need to update something?\r\n\r\nWhile compiling I get errors no just warnings. Please see this screenshot.\r\n\r\n\r\nThanks for your help.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "tabias", "comment_id": 200297512, "datetime": 1458731004000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "awais644", "comment_id": 201172680, "datetime": 1458888546000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Hi Krishna,\r\n\r\nJust updating my MacTex has fixed all my problems. Everything is working fine now. Thanks for your help. I really appreciate it.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "awais644", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1458888551000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "mediumTaj", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1463078834000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "If the browser window is too narrow, the credentials for bluemix service instance is not expanded. Add instructions to readme to click the arrow to the right of \"Back to Dashboard...\"", "title": "Missing left side bar on bluemix", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "mediumTaj", "comment_id": 219095930, "datetime": 1463157665000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Fixed...waiting on merge to close.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "mediumTaj", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1464712353000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

{ "number": 20, "repo": "electron-sample-apps", "user_login": "hokein" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "zoobab", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1454942055000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "", "title": "add a simplest helloworld", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "hokein", "comment_id": 181525752, "datetime": 1454958843000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Thanks!", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "TheFinestArtist", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1418290566000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "It would be great if we are able to change R.id.mainFrame background color!!\r\n.backgroundColorRes(R.color.app_bg_color)\r\n\r\n```\r\nnew MaterialDialog.Builder(this)\r\n .title(\"Use Google's Location Services?\")\r\n .content(\"Let Google help apps determine location. This means sending anonymous location data to Google, even when no apps are running.\")\r\n .theme(Theme.LIGHT) // the default is light, so you don't need this line\r\n .positiveText(\"Agree\")\r\n .negativeText(\"Disagree\")\r\n .backgroundColorRes(R.color.app_bg_color)\r\n .show();\r\n```", "title": "[Feature Request] Background Color Support", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "afollestad", "comment_id": 68578876, "datetime": 1420249488000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "@jforce-dev the next release will include support for this: https://github.com/username_1/material-dialogs/issues/155", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "afollestad", "comment_id": 68582242, "datetime": 1420257321000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "0.5.3 is now available.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 5902, "repo": "sequelize", "user_login": "sequelize" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "manchicken", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1463458282000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "### Pull Request check-list\r\n\r\n_Please make sure to review and check all of these items:_\r\n\r\n- [X] Does `npm run test` or `npm run test-DIALECT` pass with this change (including linting)?\r\n + One caveat, tests are failing on `master`. My tests fail identically to those on `master`.\r\n- [X] Does your issue contain a link to existing issue (Closes #5900) or a description of the issue you are solving?\r\n- [X] Have you added new tests to prevent regressions?\r\n- [N/A] Is a documentation update included (if this change modifies existing APIs, or introduces new ones)?\r\n- [X] Have you added an entry under `Future` in the changelog?\r\n\r\n_NOTE: these things are not required to open a PR and can be done afterwards / while the PR is open._\r\n\r\n### Description of change\r\n\r\nThis provides the ability for MySQL logs to be reported using the existing `sequelize.log()` functionality. This should help people find issues which MySQL doesn't consider errors, but does consider worthy of warning on.", "title": "Adding the ability to log warnings if they are present in MySQL.", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "manchicken", "comment_id": 219627875, "datetime": 1463465332000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "So, it looks like some PGSQL tests are failing. I don't have any diffs in that area, so I'm not sure what's up with that. Are there known issues running the Travis-CI suite against PGSQL?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "janmeier", "comment_id": 219634850, "datetime": 1463468213000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "I like the idea, once my comments are adressed this should be good to merge", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "janmeier", "comment_id": 219634884, "datetime": 1463468227000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "I don't know if we would need an option to turn this of perhaps?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "manchicken", "comment_id": 219742748, "datetime": 1463496722000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "@username_1: Thanks so much for your feedback. I've updated the pull request, thanks for your help.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "janmeier", "comment_id": 219845611, "datetime": 1463517375000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "@username_0 Needs a rebase and a couple of small style fixes", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "manchicken", "comment_id": 219853408, "datetime": 1463519049000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "If we're down to just nitpicks I don't mind :)\r\n\r\nHow's everything else? It looks like there's a Travis CI build failure, but I don't know if that's \"normal\".", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "janmeier", "comment_id": 219854274, "datetime": 1463519249000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "manchicken", "comment_id": 220011559, "datetime": 1463574641000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Sorry, totally forgot to jshint with this latest push. Need to install the\nsublimetext plugin so I can't forget.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "janmeier", "comment_id": 220015479, "datetime": 1463575690000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "No problem, ping me when you have fixed + rebased ;)", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "manchicken", "comment_id": 220142295, "datetime": 1463602004000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I think that's everything. Did I miss anything?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "janmeier", "comment_id": 220147589, "datetime": 1463603203000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Branch still has conflicts - did you do a `git rebase -i upstream/master` (where upstream = the main repo)", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "manchicken", "comment_id": 220148348, "datetime": 1463603374000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I thought I had. That's weird. I'll try again.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "manchicken", "comment_id": 220152298, "datetime": 1463604281000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I just pushed a second attempt of the rebase... it shows no diffs between `upstream/master` other than the ones in my pull request.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "manchicken", "comment_id": 220171593, "datetime": 1463608910000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "(sorry for all of the noise, totally forgot to fetch before rebasing)", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "manchicken", "comment_id": 220332055, "datetime": 1463666259000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Looks like I need to fix the regex on my test.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "manchicken", "comment_id": 220519820, "datetime": 1463721757000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "@username_1: any thoughts on how to proceed?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "janmeier", "comment_id": 220531375, "datetime": 1463727296000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Make the test mysql only - the other dialects are failing when trying to insert `HORSE` ;)", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "manchicken", "comment_id": 220577868, "datetime": 1463742198000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Seems so obvious when you say it. :-)", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "manchicken", "comment_id": 220790834, "datetime": 1463852247000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "@username_1: are there any next steps?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "janmeier", "comment_id": 220842820, "datetime": 1463935835000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Nothing other than for me to press the big, green merge button - thanks for your time :) !", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "manchicken", "comment_id": 220847087, "datetime": 1463940724000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Thank you very much. Let me know if I can help the project with something\nelse.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "qingxiao", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1491996578000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "mixins.less中有如下代码：\r\n```\r\n.encoded-svg-background(@svg) when (@svg = 'image_picker_delete') {\r\n @svg-bg-img: \"<svg width='16' height='16' viewBox='0 0 16 16' version='1.1' xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'><g id='Page-1' stroke='none' stroke-width='1' fill='none' fill-rule='evenodd'><circle id='Oval-98' fill-opacity='0.4' fill='#404040' cx='8' cy='8' r='8'></circle><path d='M11.8979743,11.8990375 L11.8979743,11.8990375 C11.7633757,12.0336542 11.5447877,12.0336542 11.4101891,11.8990375 L8,8.48838931 L4.5887341,11.8990375 C4.45413554,12.0336542 4.23554748,12.0336542 4.10094892,11.8990375 L4.10094892,11.8990375 C3.96635036,11.7644208 3.96635036,11.5458033 4.10094892,11.4111866 L7.51221482,8.00053847 L4.10202571,4.58881335 C3.96742715,4.45419667 3.96742715,4.23557919 4.10202571,4.10096251 L4.10202571,4.10096251 C4.23662427,3.96634583 4.45521233,3.96634583 4.58981089,4.10096251 L8,7.51268762 L11.4112659,4.10203944 C11.5458645,3.96742276 11.7644525,3.96742276 11.8990511,4.10203944 L11.8990511,4.10203944 C12.0336496,4.23665612 12.0336496,4.45527361 11.8990511,4.58989029 L8.48778518,8.00053847 L11.8979743,11.4122636 C12.0325729,11.5468803 12.0325729,11.7644208 11.8979743,11.8990375 L11.8979743,11.8990375 Z' id='Shape' fill='#FFFFFF' transform='translate(8.000000, 8.000000) scale(1, -1) translate(-8.000000, -8.000000) '></path></g></svg>\";\r\n .encoded-svg-background-i(@svg-bg-img);\r\n}\r\n.encoded-svg-background(@svg) when (@svg = 'input_item_delete') {\r\n @svg-bg-img: \"<svg fill='#fff' viewBox='0 0 30 30' xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'><path d='M19 6.41L17.59 5 12 10.59 6.41 5 5 6.41 10.59 12 5 17.59 6.41 19 12 13.41 17.59 19 19 17.59 13.41 12z'/><path d='M0 0h24v24H0z' fill='none'/></svg>\";\r\n .encoded-svg-background-i(@svg-bg-img);\r\n}\r\n.encoded-svg-background(@svg) when (@svg = 'modal_delete') {\r\n @svg-bg-img: \"<svg width='30px' height='30px' viewBox='0 0 30 30' xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'> <defs></defs> <g id='ALL-ICON' stroke='none' stroke-width='1' fill='none' fill-rule='evenodd'> <g id='Rectangle-283-+-Rectangle-283' fill='#888888'> <rect id='Rectangle-283' transform='translate(14.849242, 14.849242) rotate(-315.000000) translate(-14.849242, -14.849242) ' x='-5.1507576' y='13.8492424' width='40' height='2'></rect> <rect id='Rectangle-283' transform='translate(14.849242, 14.849242) scale(-1, 1) rotate(-315.000000) translate(-14.849242, -14.849242) ' x='-5.1507576' y='13.8492424' width='40' height='2'></rect> </g> </g> </svg>\";\r\n .encoded-svg-background-i(@svg-bg-img);\r\n```\r\n部分svg高宽有单位px，部分没有，经过encoded-svg-background（）后会转换成\r\n```\r\nbackground-image: url(\"data:image/svg+xml;charset=utf-8,%3Csvg%20width%3D%2216px%22%20height%3D%2226px%22%20viewBox%3D%220%200%2016%2026%22%20version%3D%221.1%22%20xmlns%3D%22http%3A%2F%2Fwww.w3.org%2F2000%2Fsvg%22%20xmlns%3Axlink%3D%22http%3A%2F%2Fwww.w3.org%2F1999%2Fxlink%22%3E%3Cg%20id%3D%22UI-KIT_%E5%9F%BA%E7%A1%80%E5%85%83%E4%BB%B6%22%20stroke%3D%22none%22%20stroke-width%3D%221%22%20fill%3D%22none%22%20fill-rule%3D%22evenodd%22%3E%3Cg%20id%3D%229.9%E5%9F%BA%E7%A1%80%E5%85%83%E4%BB%B6%22%20transform%3D%22translate(-5809.000000%2C%20-8482.000000)%22%20fill%3D%22%23C7C7CC%22%3E%3Cpolygon%20id%3D%22Disclosure-Indicator%22%20points%3D%225811%208482%205809%208484%205820.5%208495%205809%208506%205811%208508%205825%208495%22%3E%3C%2Fpolygon%3E%3C%2Fg%3E%3C%2Fg%3E%3C%2Fsvg%3E\");\r\n```\r\n其中%2221px会被 `px2rem`模块处理，但是实际上应该是`\"21px`\r\n------\r\n求解，为什么有的有px 有的没有px单位，是否需要直接修改px2rem模块来解决", "title": ".encoded-svg-background(@svg)与px2rem问题", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "paranoidjk", "comment_id": 294089911, "datetime": 1492145604000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "@pingan1927 icon 是不是不要缩放？所以可以把 px 都去掉？", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "paranoidjk", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1492497708000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

{ "number": 603, "repo": "spring-framework", "user_login": "spring-projects" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "hangsublim", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1406593935000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "The HttpComponentsClientHttpRequestFactory throw UnsupportedOperationException when bufferRequestBody is set false. So I added testcase HttpComponentsClientHttpRequestFactoryTests to recommend about use SimpleClientHttpRequestFactory if bufferRequestBody is set false.\nBecause no buffer can not use OutputStream result.\nTestcase is useful of knowing the fact. And I added comment at that testcase.\n\nIssue: SPR-11981", "title": "add asserBufferedRequestBodyFalseConfig in HttpComponentsClientHttpRequestFactoryTests", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "pivotal-issuemaster", "comment_id": 457328734, "datetime": 1548358704000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "@username_0 Please sign the [Contributor License Agreement](https://cla.pivotal.io/sign/spring?repositoryId=spring-projects/spring-framework&pullRequestId=603)!\n\n[Click here](https://cla.pivotal.io/sync/spring?repositoryId=spring-projects/spring-framework&pullRequestId=603) to manually synchronize the status of this Pull Request.\n\nSee the [FAQ](https://cla.pivotal.io/about) for frequently asked questions.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "pivotal-cla", "comment_id": 966173062, "datetime": 1636625297000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "@username_0 Please sign the [Contributor License Agreement](https://cla.pivotal.io/sign/spring?repositoryId=spring-projects/spring-framework&pullRequestId=603)!\n\n[Click here](https://cla.pivotal.io/sync/spring?repositoryId=spring-projects/spring-framework&pullRequestId=603) to manually synchronize the status of this Pull Request.\n\nSee the [FAQ](https://cla.pivotal.io/about) for frequently asked questions.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 601, "repo": "cookiecutter", "user_login": "audreyr" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "hackebrot", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1448200905000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I noticed that travis runs all of the tests (and they pass!) although we use skipif markers to skip certain tests for CI.\r\n\r\nThis PR makes sure that the tox testenvs do get the system environment variables ``TRAVIS`` and ``APPVEYOR`` so that the skipifs work as expected.\r\n\r\nThis is related to #599", "title": "Extend and fix skipif markers", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "hackebrot", "comment_id": 158786977, "datetime": 1448216797000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "It even runs the tests which are supposed to be skipped https://ci.appveyor.com/project/username_1/cookiecutter/build/1.0.809/job/r7777d83m7b24d1l#L163", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "audreyr", "comment_id": 164286045, "datetime": 1450031393000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "I looked at this in detail but couldn't find anything wrong. Looks like an @appveyor bug.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "hackebrot", "comment_id": 205008317, "datetime": 1459701646000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Closing this in favor of #603", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 13, "repo": "django-pgviews", "user_login": "mypebble" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "anneFly", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1459863814000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "* We finished up the Python3 compatibility since we needed it to work for us on Python3. \r\n* Furthermore, we have the case where we want to create views in a different postgres schema and not the public one (e.g. `db_table = 'some_schema_name.some_table_name'`). We added a small fix to support this.", "title": "python3 support, fix recreating views when using separate schema in db_table", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "scott-w", "comment_id": 205815757, "datetime": 1459864463000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "This is really good work guys, thanks for this! Could you update the `README` with a section explaining how to use the schema feature for us please?\r\n\r\nOther than that, I'm happy to merge this and roll a release to PyPI.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "anneFly", "comment_id": 205955665, "datetime": 1459883926000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I updated the `README` and also added tests for a view that uses a separate schema. It felt safer to have this tested as well :)", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "scott-w", "comment_id": 206145755, "datetime": 1459924630000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Merged this in, thanks for your work :+1:", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "scott-w", "comment_id": 206306328, "datetime": 1459939781000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "@username_0 I've pushed version 0.0.7 to PyPI for you guys. Feel free to open any bugs if you find any issues.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "Tigerball890", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1459601459000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Can you look into this? A lot of things I want to use with cheerio use this type of selector, and Cheerio does not support it.", "title": "Support :nth-child()", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "watson", "comment_id": 213775418, "datetime": 1461428884000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "@username_0 I thought that `nth-child()` was supported in cheerio natively? At least it seems to be according to this issue: https://github.com/cheeriojs/cheerio/issues/143", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "Tigerball890", "comment_id": 216035910, "datetime": 1462102120000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "I'll have to look further. I used cheerio for webscraping once, and it nullified the results with ``nth-child()``", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "watson", "comment_id": 227542020, "datetime": 1466536424000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "@username_0 did you ever get this to work natively?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "Twisterking", "comment_id": 229591197, "datetime": 1467274148000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "Same problem here ... using cheerio to \"improve\" the horrible wikipedia \"API\". Trying to get the first p-tag of the wikipedia article and sometimes actually the second p-tag contains the useful information.\r\n`$('p:nth-child(1)').not('table p');` returns the useless text (which is right in that case), so I want the second p-tag. `$('p:nth-child(2)').not('table p');` or even `$('p:nth-child(3)').not('table p');` all return `null`. Any ideas on this?\r\n(here is the wikipedia article: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grambach)", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "watson", "comment_id": 230100784, "datetime": 1467464642000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "@username_0:\r\n\r\nI just tried to run the following using cheerio directly:\r\n\r\n```js\r\nvar cheerio = require('cheerio')\r\nvar html = '<div><span>a</span><span>b</span><span>c</span></div>'\r\nvar $ = cheerio.load(html)\r\nvar str = $('div>span:nth-child(2)').text()\r\nconsole.log(str)\r\n```\r\n\r\nThis logged the string `b` as expected, so `nth-child()` is indeed supported by cheerio.\r\n\r\n\r\n@username_2: \r\n\r\nAre you using the `cheerioAdv.wrap` functionality?", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "adrianwebb", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1475782177000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "", "title": "Interview protocols for eFiling study", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "noahmanger", "comment_id": 262060851, "datetime": 1479760896000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Can we close this? I see the issues are closed.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "noahmanger", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1487731888000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

{ "number": 982, "repo": "wire", "user_login": "wiremod" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "suunrider", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1443953328000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Programs which include 5 different libraries and are >2000 lines of code need ~5 seconds to compile. The code gets then 3 times compiled:\r\n1. When validating\r\n2. When closing editor\r\n3. When placing ZCPU\r\nThat's really annoying if you make a small change. It's also pretty useless to compile a program 2-3 times.\r\nI fixed it by only letting it compile when validating.", "title": "ZCPU: Removed unnecessary compiling", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "AbigailBuccaneer", "comment_id": 145337580, "datetime": 1443957982000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Is code automatically validated before placing?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "suunrider", "comment_id": 145338331, "datetime": 1443959497000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "It gets compiled when placing", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "immibis", "comment_id": 152497067, "datetime": 1446203209000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "Does this change make it so the CPU tool uploads whatever was last compiled, not what's currently open in the editor?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "suunrider", "comment_id": 152528981, "datetime": 1446212485000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "It uploads the last compiled program. You can only compile with the validator button in the editor, which is the aim of this patch. If you upload the program while compiling, it will upload the last compiled (before current compiling) program.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "immibis", "comment_id": 152952680, "datetime": 1446453589000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "Can you make it so uploading will compile if the code has been changed since it was last compiled?\r\n\r\nI'm guessing the answer is \"no since the editor doesn't keep track of that\"", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "TomyLobo", "comment_id": 152958911, "datetime": 1446454359000, "masked_author": "username_3", "text": "so keep the last (hash of the) source that went into compilation and compare?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "immibis", "comment_id": 153195549, "datetime": 1446508157000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "Also, if the player starts a compile and then tries to upload, the upload should wait for the compile to finish before starting, so you can't accidentally upload stale code that way.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "suunrider", "comment_id": 153315147, "datetime": 1446548477000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "What about disabling uploading while compiling?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "TomyLobo", "comment_id": 153337910, "datetime": 1446553797000, "masked_author": "username_3", "text": "you'd also need to stop compilation once there's a change, otherwise you end up uploading code that finished compilation after the last editor change, but started compiling before it.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "AbigailBuccaneer", "comment_id": 153353410, "datetime": 1446557571000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "@username_3 In the long term I'd like to make a new more sane mostly-compatible language and rewrite the entire parser and compiler. As of yesterday I even have internet at home, too.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "TomyLobo", "comment_id": 153376408, "datetime": 1446562044000, "masked_author": "username_3", "text": "sounds good", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "oldmud0", "comment_id": 153388659, "datetime": 1446564534000, "masked_author": "username_4", "text": "but rather ambitious", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "immibis", "comment_id": 153538734, "datetime": 1446599188000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "@username_3 HL-ZASM is slow because of the intentional throttling.\r\n\r\nI can only speculate why it's intentionally throttled as much as it is, but the problem fixed in [this commit](https://github.com/username_2/wiremod/commit/e08bbaef3dd4b03bb68406106cd2674d20259c7f) (part of PR #1004) might've been part of it - it causes an incredible amount of slowdown on large files. The throttling is broadly adjustable by the `wire_cpu_compile_speed` convar.\r\n\r\nIt would probably be better to throttle the compiler based on CPU time instead - say, to allow 10ms per frame. (How does E2 determine the amount of CPU time used?)", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "AbigailBuccaneer", "comment_id": 153673239, "datetime": 1446632669000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Because of the (apparent need) for this throttling, the compiler's written in a weird incremental way. I'd much rather see it written like a normal compiler and then use `coroutine.yield()` to do throttling as necessary, which would easily let us run the compiler until some amount of time has passed.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "suunrider", "comment_id": 159986743, "datetime": 1448568155000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "This got useless since the large compile times got fixed through #1004.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 310, "repo": "conda-forge.github.io", "user_login": "conda-forge" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "jakirkham", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1484624077000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Previously this script was able to update recipes with outdated pins. However, fixes made to the script to avoid partial dependency name matches, have had an adverse effect on updating outdated dependency pinnings. A simple fix would be to just split the pinning from the dependency's name and compare the name alone as we do here. This should still avoid partial name matches, but should also update old dependency pins. There are some subtle pinnings that we don't handle with this strategy. That being said, we haven't tended to use those particular forms of pinnings yet. If we do, we might want to take a closer look at `conda` or `conda-build` to find something more robust for this sort of parsing and comparison.\r\n\r\ncc @krischer @username_1\r\n\r\nxref: https://github.com/conda-forge/conda-forge.github.io/commit/483127828ea72dd4e7ed4def7a3c13211762171b#commitcomment-20474240", "title": "Update outdated pins", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jakirkham", "comment_id": 273200171, "datetime": 1484666717000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Like the one mentioned in this [comment]( https://github.com/conda-forge/conda-forge.github.io/commit/483127828ea72dd4e7ed4def7a3c13211762171b#commitcomment-20498340 )? I'm not sure. If you know how to fix it, I'd be happy to try something. TBH though I'm not really sure what that is doing for us.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "croth1", "comment_id": 273304633, "datetime": 1484688314000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "The change should help us in this contrived example: let's say a package depends on boost and boost-cpp\r\n\r\n```\r\n- boost-cpp 1.63.*\r\n- boost\r\n```\r\n\r\nour previous updating would've replaced the first hit of `- boost` by the pinned version which would've resulted in this:\r\n\r\n```\r\n- boost 1.63.*-cpp 1.63.*\r\n- boost\r\n```\r\n\r\nBut now that I spent more time thinking about it, I think it will fail to recognize the update if a line ends with a selector and/or comment.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jakirkham", "comment_id": 330112610, "datetime": 1505701219000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Superceded by PR ( https://github.com/conda-forge/conda-forge.github.io/pull/442 ). Thanks @jschueller.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "danimtb", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1432904142000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "In this example: http://docs.biicode.com/c++/examples/google-test-tutorial.html\r\n\r\nWhen creating main function in math_ext.cpp like this:\r\n\r\n``#include \"math_ext.h\"\r\n#include \"iostream\"\r\n \r\nint Factorial (int num)\r\n{\r\n if (!num)return 1;\r\n if (num<0)return -1;\r\n return num*Factorial(num-1);\r\n}\r\n\r\nint main(int argc, char **argv)\r\n{\r\n\tstd::cout<<Factorial(7)<<std::endl;\r\n}``\r\n\r\nand doing **bii test** it repoorts:\r\n\r\nmultiple definition of `main'", "title": "bii test conflict with mains ", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "udit043", "comment_id": 128951486, "datetime": 1439030228000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "It runs fine ! I don't get any error , code runs perfectly.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "Manu343726", "comment_id": 129034253, "datetime": 1439059820000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "Could you please post the complete bii output here? Also note `include \"iostream\"` in your example, system headers (STL ones included) should use `<>`. I think using `\"\"` for these invokes implementation defined behavior.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "tansaku", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1479220597000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "would be good practice", "title": "allow users to remove/de-activate their accounts", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "tansaku", "comment_id": 262205966, "datetime": 1479811053000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "in particular I'd like to see the use of the Paranoiac gem to make this reversible\r\n\r\n```\r\nAs an admin\r\nSo that I can allow users to leave the community\r\nI would like to support account de-activation\r\n```", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "mattlindsey", "comment_id": 262231181, "datetime": 1479818584000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Note: Making things paranoid is the removal thing - so perhaps that's what we should focus on first - deactivation (and re-activation) is a whole separate thing", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "diraulo", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1479912019000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

{ "number": 763, "repo": "gobgp", "user_login": "osrg" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "pavel-odintsov", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1457785078000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Hello!\r\n\r\nAs discussed before I would like to share my Upstart init file for Ubuntu 14.04.", "title": "Add upstart init file for Ubuntu 14.04", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "fujita", "comment_id": 196111560, "datetime": 1457922596000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "gobgpd.conf is appropriate for the name of upstart init file?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "pavel-odintsov", "comment_id": 196490138, "datetime": 1457984398000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Yes it is :) Full name is: /etc/init/gobgpd.conf", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "fujita", "comment_id": 196807426, "datetime": 1458047067000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Seems that I have to catch up with upstart era. Pushed, thanks!", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "pavel-odintsov", "comment_id": 196808980, "datetime": 1458047336000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Thanks :)", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "jjczopek", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1461702112000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "While working on angular version of pivot component, I have recently found out that I can't use contextual menu any more inside pivot ellipsis element.\r\n\r\nFirst pen shows plain pivot component with contextual menu within ellipsis element, based on Fabric 2.2: http://codepen.io/username_0/pen/eZLPmL\r\n\r\n\r\nSecond pen shows the same setup, with version 2.4 of the Fabric (CSS copied over to codepen as I couldn't find it on CDN): http://codepen.io/username_0/pen/zqJmxy\r\n\r\n\r\nIt would be awesome to put content into ellipsis and toggle it's content visibility easily. Is this a bug or expected behavior? If expected, what is the workaround to achieve the same as in Fabric 2.2?", "title": "Pivot: can use components inside ellipsis", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "mikewheaton", "comment_id": 214877925, "datetime": 1461702982000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Thanks for pointing this out and providing the links that repro the bug. Removing the `overflow-x: hidden;` rule on `.ms-Pivot` seems to do the trick, but I'm honestly not sure why that works or what the rule is needed for in the first place. We'll investigate.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "jjczopek", "comment_id": 215838129, "datetime": 1461954142000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Any ETA on that? Can we expect this to be fixed with 2.5?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "mikewheaton", "comment_id": 215841926, "datetime": 1461955029000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "We don't have an ETA for this. If you'd like to fix the problem locally you can change the value of `overflow-x` to get it to show. And then when this fix is added to Fabric you could remove the override.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "mikewheaton", "comment_id": 236625532, "datetime": 1470067424000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "This issue was moved to OfficeDev/office-ui-fabric-js#61", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "mikewheaton", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1470067425000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "iconexperience", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1482389401000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Here is a simple example where `Path.compare()` works only in one direction, but not the other:\r\n\r\n```\r\nvar p1 = new paper.Path({segments: [[100, 100], [150, 100], [200, 100], [200, 200], [100, 200]], closed: true});\r\nvar p2 = new paper.Path({segments: [[100, 100], [200, 100], [200, 200], [100, 200]], closed: true});\r\nconsole.log(p1.compare(p2)); // true\r\nconsole.log(p2.compare(p1)); // false\r\n```\r\nThe paths look like this.\r\n\r\np1:\r\n\r\n\r\np2:\r\n", "title": "Path.compare() fails with intermediate point added", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "iconexperience", "comment_id": 268737247, "datetime": 1482391984000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Wow, `Curve.getOverlaps()` returns the overlaps in the wrong order:\r\n\r\n```javascript\r\nvar v1 = [0, 0, 0, 0, 100, 0, 100, 0];\r\nvar v2 = [50, 0, 50, 0, 100, 0, 100, 0];\r\nvar overlaps = Curve.getOverlaps(v1, v2);\r\nconsole.log(overlaps); // [ [ 1, 1 ], [ 0.5, 0 ] ]\r\n```", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "lehni", "comment_id": 269766754, "datetime": 1483101190000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Interesting! I just found the same to be a problem. Will changing the overlap sequence have any other impacts?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "lehni", "comment_id": 269837544, "datetime": 1483143052000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "I think I've managed to fix this in 88453914e5843409f585ac196d954d3ee4b915c6, but I found another failing scenario (example needs latest develop version for `Path#divideAt()`):\r\n\r\n```js\r\nvar circle = new Path.Circle({\r\n center: [100, 100],\r\n radius: 100,\r\n fullySelected: true\r\n});\r\n\r\nvar circle2 = circle.clone();\r\ncircle2.divideAt(50);\r\ncircle2.divideAt(100);\r\n\r\nconsole.log(circle.compare(circle2)); // false\r\nconsole.log(circle2.compare(circle)); // true\r\n```", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "lehni", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1483163598000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "lehni", "comment_id": 269851343, "datetime": 1483163929000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "c21e19b303852f405df835ac7cb7b8063baaa6d1 is the correct fix, and also made the code more readable. This should explain the change:\r\n\r\n // Iterate through all end points:\r\n // First p1 of curve 1 & 2, then p2 of curve 1 & 2.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

{ "number": 9170, "repo": "three.js", "user_login": "mrdoob" }

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "zz85", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1466232459000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "- useful for floating point inaccuracies\r\n- API should be backward compatible\r\n- see #7346\r\n\r\n@username_1", "title": "Vector Equals uses Number Epsilon Tolerance", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "WestLangley", "comment_id": 226942778, "datetime": 1466256852000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "I do not think this is useful since you have chosen to hardwire `number.EPSILON`.\r\n\r\nFor reasons I gave in #7346, I would just not change the `equals` method. Instead, as [suggested](https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/issues/7346#issuecomment-148644396) by @username_2, I would add\r\n\r\n Vector2.distanceToManhattan( v );\r\n Vector3.distanceToManhattan( v );\r\n\r\nThat way, users can use whatever distance metric they prefer when they want to check for closeness -- manhattan, Euclidean or custom.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "zz85", "comment_id": 227000332, "datetime": 1466346600000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "should yield true without having think about tolerances or manhattan distances...", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "Usnul", "comment_id": 227002321, "datetime": 1466349024000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "here's a more concrete criticism of having approximate equals:\r\n```js\r\nVector2.prototype.equals = function(other){\r\nif(this.x !== other.x){\r\nreturn false;\r\n}else if(this.y !== other.y){\r\nreturn false;\r\n}else{\r\nreturn true;\r\n}\r\n}\r\n``` \r\nthat will need up 1 comparison operation at best and 2 at worst, there's also 1 possible branch in here (after optimization). Consider this:\r\n```js\r\nVector2.prototype.equals = function(other, distanceError){\r\nvar dX = this.x - other.x;\r\nvar dY = this.y - other.y;\r\nvar dS = dX*dX +dY*dY;\r\nvar d = Math.sqrt(dS);\r\nif(d < distanceError){\r\nreturn true;\r\n}else{\r\nreturn false;\r\n}\r\n}\r\n```\r\n\r\nthat's 3 ADD, 2 MULTIPLY, 1 sqrt (however that's implemented) and the same 1 branch. It will also probably take 3 extra registers compared to previous solution.\r\n\r\nmanhattan variation:\r\n```js\r\nVector2.prototype.equals = function(other, distanceError){\r\nvar dX = Math.abs(this.x - other.x);\r\nvar dY = Math.abs(this.y - other.y);\r\nif(dX > distanceError){\r\nreturn false;\r\n}else if(dY > distanceError){\r\nreturn false;\r\n}else{\r\nreturn true;\r\n}\r\n}\r\n```\r\n2 adds, not sure if Math.abs will result in extra ops or not. I guess it's 2 extra registers. The point is - it's extra complexity for very little benefit. Here's an interesting example to boot:\r\n```js\r\nvar d = new Vector2(0,Number.EPSILON);\r\nvar original = new Vector2(0,0);\r\n\r\nvar t0 = original.clone();\r\nvar t1 = t0.clone().add(d);\r\n\r\nfor(var i=0; i<1000000; i++){\r\nif(t0.equals(t1)){\r\nt0.copy(t1);\r\nt1.add(d);\r\n}\r\n}\r\n\r\n//so, logically t1 === original ?\r\nvar totallyTrue = t1.equals(original);\r\n\r\n```", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "WestLangley", "comment_id": 227002766, "datetime": 1466349524000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "@username_0 Yes, but I do not believe your approach is a valid one. Using your method, I get\r\n\r\n new THREE.Vector2( 0, 10.3 ).equals( new THREE.Vector2( 0, 10.2 + 0.1 ) ); // false\r\n\r\nI also do not think a method `equals()` should return `true` when the vector components are not equal.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "zz85", "comment_id": 227804226, "datetime": 1466613862000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "@username_1 ah too bad, your example is valid.\r\n\r\nWhat do you think of a `.equals(v)` that uses Number.EPSILON as default, then `.equals(v, biggerTolerance)` if tolerance needs to be adjusted?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "WestLangley", "comment_id": 227811756, "datetime": 1466615331000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "@username_0 My opinion is still what I stated in my first comment above: https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/pull/9170#issuecomment-226942778.\r\n\r\nI do not think we should impose a particular distance metric on users, and I do not think we should redefine the meaning of \"equals\".", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "zz85", "comment_id": 228238807, "datetime": 1466734171000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "🤔... opinions noted. Though I think `.equals()` usually an overridable implementation, I guess I'll drop this for now too.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "sylouuu", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1462528087000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Hey,\r\n\r\n```\r\nphp artisan vendor:publish --provider=\"Sentry\\SentryLaravel\\SentryLaravelServiceProvider\"\r\nPHP Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'ErrorException' with message 'array_merge(): Argument #2 is not an array' in /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/vendor/sentry/sentry-laravel/src/Sentry/SentryLaravel/SentryLaravelServiceProvider.php:72\r\nStack trace:\r\n#0 [internal function]: Illuminate\\Foundation\\Bootstrap\\HandleExceptions->handleError(2, 'array_merge(): ...', '/Users/syl/Site...', 72, Array)\r\n#1 /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/vendor/sentry/sentry-laravel/src/Sentry/SentryLaravel/SentryLaravelServiceProvider.php(72): array_merge(Array, NULL)\r\n#2 /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Container/Container.php(735): Sentry\\SentryLaravel\\SentryLaravelServiceProvider->Sentry\\SentryLaravel\\{closure}(Object(Illuminate\\Foundation\\Application), Array)\r\n#3 /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Container/Container.php(633): Illuminate\\Container\\Container->build(Object(Closure), Array)\r\n#4 /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Foundat in /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/vendor/sentry/sentry-laravel/src/Sentry/SentryLaravel/SentryLaravelServiceProvider.php on line 72\r\nPHP Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'ErrorException' with message 'array_merge(): Argument #2 is not an array' in /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/vendor/sentry/sentry-laravel/src/Sentry/SentryLaravel/SentryLaravelServiceProvider.php:72\r\nStack trace:\r\n#0 [internal function]: Illuminate\\Foundation\\Bootstrap\\HandleExceptions->handleError(2, 'array_merge(): ...', '/Users/syl/Site...', 72, Array)\r\n#1 /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/vendor/sentry/sentry-laravel/src/Sentry/SentryLaravel/SentryLaravelServiceProvider.php(72): array_merge(Array, NULL)\r\n#2 /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Container/Container.php(735): Sentry\\SentryLaravel\\SentryLaravelServiceProvider->Sentry\\SentryLaravel\\{closure}(Object(Illuminate\\Foundation\\Application), Array)\r\n#3 /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Container/Container.php(633): Illuminate\\Container\\Container->build(Object(Closure), Array)\r\n#4 /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Foundat in /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/vendor/sentry/sentry-laravel/src/Sentry/SentryLaravel/SentryLaravelServiceProvider.php on line 72\r\n```\r\n\r\nUsing Laravel 5.2.\r\n\r\nGot this in laravel.log:\r\n\r\n```\r\n[2016-05-06 09:40:05] local.ERROR: exception 'Symfony\\Component\\Debug\\Exception\\FatalErrorException' with message 'Class 'Sentry\\SentryLaravel\\SentryLaravelServiceProvider' not found' in /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Foundation/ProviderRepository.php:146\r\nStack trace:\r\n#0 /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Foundation/Bootstrap/HandleExceptions.php(133): Symfony\\Component\\Debug\\Exception\\FatalErrorException->__construct()\r\n#1 /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Foundation/Bootstrap/HandleExceptions.php(118): Illuminate\\Foundation\\Bootstrap\\HandleExceptions->fatalExceptionFromError()\r\n#2 /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Foundation/Bootstrap/HandleExceptions.php(0): Illuminate\\Foundation\\Bootstrap\\HandleExceptions->handleShutdown()\r\n#3 /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Foundation/ProviderRepository.php(114): Illuminate\\Foundation\\ProviderRepository->createProvider()\r\n#4 /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Foundation/ProviderRepository.php(60): Illuminate\\Foundation\\ProviderRepository->compileManifest()\r\n#5 /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Foundation/Application.php(530): Illuminate\\Foundation\\ProviderRepository->load()\r\n#6 /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Foundation/Bootstrap/RegisterProviders.php(17): Illuminate\\Foundation\\Application->registerConfiguredProviders()\r\n#7 /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Foundation/Application.php(203): Illuminate\\Foundation\\Bootstrap\\RegisterProviders->bootstrap()\r\n#8 /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Foundation/Console/Kernel.php(208): Illuminate\\Foundation\\Application->bootstrapWith()\r\n#9 /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Foundation/Console/Kernel.php(105): Illuminate\\Foundation\\Console\\Kernel->bootstrap()\r\n#10 /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/artisan(36): Illuminate\\Foundation\\Console\\Kernel->handle()\r\n#11 /Users/syl/Sites/pro/aotd-website/artisan(0): {main}()\r\n#12 {main} \r\n```\r\n\r\nBests", "title": "Error with vendor:publish", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "Stayallive", "comment_id": 217448684, "datetime": 1462543358000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Fixed by #9 (when tagged)", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "sylouuu", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1462786277000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "sylouuu", "comment_id": 217818235, "datetime": 1462786277000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "No more error with 0.3.0.\r\n\r\nGreat work!", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "marcoamadori", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1449229339000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Hi!\r\nI have added two different geocoders in the same map (I need them to create a travel planner, from point A - the first geocoder - to point B - the second geocoder).\r\nThey are one below the other.\r\n\r\nThe problem is that the list of results that appears below the first geocoder is hidden by the second geocoder. Is there a way to create a sort of order like layers?", "title": "Overlapping of two geocoder", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "louh", "comment_id": 162010926, "datetime": 1449246285000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "There's definitely an argument here for rewriting the DOM to get around the positioning problems. For now, the easiest way to do this is get the first geocoder element to be at a higher z-index level than the second one.\r\n\r\n```js\r\ndocument.querySelectorAll('.leaflet-pelias-control')[0].style.zIndex = 811;\r\n```", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "louh", "comment_id": 162704471, "datetime": 1449530968000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Hi @username_0, I made an example page demonstrating this in action. https://mapzen.github.io/leaflet-geocoder/examples/two-geocoders.html\r\n\r\nHope that helps. Closing this now!", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "louh", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1449530968000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "makc", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1455565026000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "[Here](https://jsfiddle.net/psgvteg0/) is a demo of pixi spinning bunny + creating three.js renderer. If you uncomment a single line of three.js code, the bunny dies.", "title": "Is sharing webgl context is not supported?", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "makc", "comment_id": 184363312, "datetime": 1455566232000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Additionally, [passing 3js context to pixi instead](https://jsfiddle.net/psgvteg0/1/) leaves it in good shape, as it seems, so the problem must be on 3js side?", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "makc", "comment_id": 184374682, "datetime": 1455567746000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "The problem seems to be in WebGLRenderer's setDefaultGLState() that I can't opt out of... If I [disable WebGLState init](https://jsfiddle.net/psgvteg0/2/), the bunny lives.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "makc", "comment_id": 184432464, "datetime": 1455577162000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Ok, so it looks like [the best workaround](https://jsfiddle.net/psgvteg0/3/) is to manually set proper context state before each lib's render call. However, this is not all there is to the story, I will be spamming this issue with uniform location errors soon, stay tuned :wink:", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "makc", "comment_id": 184436042, "datetime": 1455577962000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Here goes:\r\n\r\nhttps://jsfiddle.net/psgvteg0/5/\r\n\r\nAs you see, pixi's bunny rotation actually mangles 3D cube, and you have a bunch of errors in the console:\r\n", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "makc", "comment_id": 184446524, "datetime": 1455580830000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "https://jsfiddle.net/psgvteg0/6/\r\n\r\nthere is now only one invalid location: WebGL: INVALID_OPERATION: uniformMatrix3fv: location is not from current program", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "makc", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1455580887000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "makc", "comment_id": 184446661, "datetime": 1455580887000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Oh wait, this one is in pixi, I guess three.js is cleared.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "mrdoob", "comment_id": 184455120, "datetime": 1455583460000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "✌", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "makc", "comment_id": 184486700, "datetime": 1455590792000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Yeah 🎉Leaving [working combo link](https://jsfiddle.net/psgvteg0/10/) in case someone will end up reading here.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

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[ { "action": "opened", "author": "marcjansen", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1446231027000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "This PR changes our `.travis.yml` to make use of container-based infrastructure on travis. It removes the warning `This job ran on our legacy infrastructure. Please read our docs on how to upgrade` (e.g. [here](https://travis-ci.org/terrestris/shogun2/jobs/88406745))\r\n\r\nSee also [this how-to](http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/migrating-from-legacy/?utm_source=legacy-notice&utm_medium=banner&utm_campaign=legacy-upgrade).\r\n\r\nPlease review.", "title": "Migrate to container-based infrastructure on travis", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "marcjansen", "comment_id": 152615352, "datetime": 1446231080000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "/cc @username_1 & @ahennr", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "buehner", "comment_id": 152616489, "datetime": 1446231397000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Nice one! Thx for the offline explanation. :facepunch:", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "ramanathan92", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1439192667000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Scenario : \r\nIf user clicks auto-complete close button after page loads(when auto-complete having default selected one in box).\r\n\r\nProblem : \r\nAfter clicking close button click outside the auto-complete box, page will get locked(nothing is working,If you tries to click somewhere is not working). We need to refresh page to make it work again as normal.", "title": "md-auto-complete not allowing to click outside after clicking close button in it.", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "robertmesserle", "comment_id": 140507473, "datetime": 1442344921000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "This seems to be resolved in the latest code. Please reply if this is still an issue.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "robertmesserle", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1442344921000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "ramanathan92", "comment_id": 146181557, "datetime": 1444220903000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "No it is not resolved in latest code also.Still am facing this problem,after upgrading to 0.11.2", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "topherfangio", "comment_id": 146259461, "datetime": 1444236530000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "@username_0 Can you try against 0.11.2 or master? We've made some additional updates to the autocomplete recently.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "robertmesserle", "comment_id": 146278761, "datetime": 1444240769000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "@username_0 Can you provide a CodePen demonstrating the issue? I have been unable to reproduce.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "ramanathan92", "comment_id": 146431687, "datetime": 1444285463000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "sure am working on it.I will provide you that.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "YaoKaixuan", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1465015826000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "您好，StandardTokenizer标准分词器可以提取出词性，但是SpeedTokenizer极速分词器提取不出词性，是什么原因导致的。", "title": "SpeedTokenizer分词器词性提取不出来", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "hankcs", "comment_id": 223797173, "datetime": 1465110747000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "SpeedTokenizer.SEGMENT.enablePartOfSpeechTagging(true);", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "hankcs", "comment_id": 570043070, "datetime": 1577876074000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "感谢您对HanLP1.x的支持，我一直为没有时间回复所有issue感到抱歉，希望您提的问题已经解决。或者，您可以从[《自然语言处理入门》](http://nlp.username_1.com/book.php)中找到答案。\n\n时光飞逝，HanLP1.x感谢您的一路相伴。我于东部标准时间2019年12月31日发布了HanLP1.x在上一个十年最后一个版本，代号为最后的武士。此后[1.x分支](https://github.com/username_1/HanLP/tree/1.x)将提供稳定性维护，但不是未来开发的焦点。\n\n值此2020新年之际，我很高兴地宣布，**HanLP2.0发布了**。HanLP2.0的愿景是下一个十年的前沿NLP技术。为此，HanLP2.0采用TensorFlow2.0实现了最前沿的深度学习模型，通过精心设计的框架支撑下游NLP任务，在海量语料库上取得了最前沿的准确率。作为第一个alpha版本，HanLP 2.0.0a0支持分词、词性标注、命名实体识别、依存句法分析、语义依存分析以及文本分类。而且，这些功能并不仅限中文，而是面向全人类语种设计。HanLP2.0提供许多预训练模型，而终端用户仅需两行代码即可部署，深度学习落地不再困难。更多详情，欢迎观看[HanLP2.0的介绍视频](https://od.username_1.com/hanlp/hanlp2.0-announcement/HanLP_2.0_released.mp4)，或参与[论坛讨论](https://bbs.username_1.com/)。\n\n展望未来，HanLP2.0将集成1.x时代继承下来的高效率务实风范，同时冲刺前沿研究，做工业界和学术界的两栖战舰，请诸君继续多多指教，谢谢。", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "hankcs", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1577876075000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "des1roer", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1468426276000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "make auto-generated fields in the model , as well as Auto-mapping in the view\r\n\r\n### Additional info\r\n\r\n| Q | A\r\n| ---------------- | ---\r\n| Yii version | 2.0.9\r\n| PHP version | 5.6\r\n| Operating system |", "title": "Default value from model after Gii generator", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "des1roer", "comment_id": 232407746, "datetime": 1468426790000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "and default value of text column is null not empty string", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "samdark", "comment_id": 232409073, "datetime": 1468427071000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Please elaborate.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "klimov-paul", "comment_id": 243157224, "datetime": 1472484213000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "Closed, unless more information provided", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "closed", "author": "klimov-paul", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1472484214000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "", "title": null, "type": "issue" } ]

[ { "action": "opened", "author": "sandstrom", "comment_id": null, "datetime": 1478730128000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "@username_1 Middleman is a great in many ways, but I feel that there are quite a few open issues that could be closed. It makes the project feel more alive and a smaller number of issues helps keeping things focused and lean.\r\n\r\nSo I've tried to help by doing some issue gardening, writing comments and cataloguing a some of the oldest issues.\r\n\r\nI suggest closing these:\r\n\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/983\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1111\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1172\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1213\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1227\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1231\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1263\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1282\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1299\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1306\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1316\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1330\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1340\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1353\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1361\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1387\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1390\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1430\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1446\r\n\r\nSome with open questions (can be closed in ~1 week if unanswered):\r\n\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1166\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1217\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1396\r\n\r\n***\r\n\r\n*Obviously the decision is entirely up to you. If you disagree feel free to keep issues open, or even delete the comments I've made in these issues!* 😃", "title": "Issue Gardening 🌿 🌷 🌾", "type": "issue" }, { "action": "created", "author": "tdreyno", "comment_id": 261727894, "datetime": 1479577239000, "masked_author": "username_1", "text": "Thanks @username_0. Sorry, been under the gun at work for months... stuff like this really helps me quickly work through stuff.", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "sandstrom", "comment_id": 261802283, "datetime": 1479672867000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "@username_1 Happy to help! Here is a second batch of new issues! ⛵️ \r\n\r\n\r\nI've commented in all of these and I think they can be closed right away:\r\n\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1544\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1547\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1551\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1552\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1553\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1553\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1556\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1566\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1569\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1576\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1585\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1594\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1606\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1609\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1612\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1639\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1643\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1673\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1690\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1693\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1703\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1724\r\n\r\nThese has some open questions (feel free to have a closer look and decide the best action):\r\n\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1722\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1726\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1729", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "sandstrom", "comment_id": 269047522, "datetime": 1482528505000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "ping @username_1 (there is a second batch of issues in the comment above)", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "sandstrom", "comment_id": 269141017, "datetime": 1482707161000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "Here is a third batch of issues. Slowly working down the issue count. Of course closing all issues won't solve everything, but I think working down the issue-count to something manageable will make it a lot easier to focus energy.\r\n\r\nI think removing sprockets was a good step. But that there are still room for further reductions/simplifications. That way, the core can provide the basics and special stuff can come through extensions.\r\n\r\n### I'd suggest closing\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1447\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1461\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1483\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1486\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1503\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1520\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1523\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1536\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1750\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1757\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1773\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1776\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1780\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1783\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1784\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1788\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1797\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1799\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1801\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1804\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1807\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1810\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1811\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1824\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1827\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1828\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1834\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1840\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1841\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1848\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1859\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1865\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1883\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1885\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1889\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1895\r\n\r\n\r\n### I asked a question\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1458\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1736\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1753\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1756\r\nhttps://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1758", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "eemi", "comment_id": 324444523, "datetime": 1503518091000, "masked_author": "username_2", "text": "I´d suggest to also close #2069", "title": null, "type": "comment" }, { "action": "created", "author": "sandstrom", "comment_id": 882910985, "datetime": 1626734960000, "masked_author": "username_0", "text": "@username_1 I think most of the issues mentioned above will be hit by the stale bot.\r\n\r\nBut if any of them isn't, you can review them manually.", "title": null, "type": "comment" } ]