Additional cycle validators

Separating this from #9:
This will allow us to know if the last boot time provided by a list of events is considered valid. Some examples of eventsValidators we might want:

an events validator that makes sure the last disconnect from the xmidt cluster is due to a reboot (rather than a rehash or network issue). This would mean that the most recent disconnect+reconnect has a new boot time.
an events validator that makes sure the most recent reboot (new boot time) has all the RDK events in the correct order: reboot-pending, offline, online, operational, fully-manageable.

Unlike the event validator, where we can put multiple in a slice and run them all, in this case we will probably only want to run one eventsValidator at a time, unless we want to iterate through the list of events multiple times. I am working under the assumption that we want to do this as few times as possible. Using an eventsValidator and an event finder in the same struct already means iterating through the list twice. But keeping both separate helps to modularize the code and separate concerns.
Some remaining questions:

Should the second events validator also make sure that the most recent reboot found is also the most recent disconnect? (I think yes)

Another cycle validator that needs to be added:

For every session ID in the list (except for the latest session where an offline event should not exist yet), an online and offline event exists


housekeeping: cleanup of readme, contributing guide, pull-request template, coc, license

What kind of change does this PR introduce? (Bug fix, feature, docs update, ...)
housekeeping
What is the current behavior? (You can also link to an open issue here)
website version, version in github readme.md/contributing.md
What is the new behavior (if this is a feature change)?

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unexpected behavior from scipy.spatial.distances with different dtypes (uint8)

My issue is about unexpected behavior from scipy.spatial.distance.cosine and scipy.spatial.distance.euclidean with different dtypes, in particular here is an example using uint8.
Cosine and euclidean return a float and nowhere does it mention that they expects a float. This doesn't seem to be an issue with correlation.
Reproducing code example:

import numpy as np
from scipy.spatial.distance import cosine, euclidean, correlation

np.random.seed(31415)

a = np.random.randint(100, size=100, dtype='uint8')
b = np.random.randint(100, size=100, dtype='uint8')

print(cosine(a, b))
print(cosine(a.astype(float), b.astype(float)))

print(euclidean(a, b))
print(euclidean(a.astype(float), b.astype(float)))

print(correlation(a, b))
print(correlation(a.astype(float), b.astype(float)))

Which returns:
-0.14902052975578384
0.2763095875084359

1602.4755848374102
407.597841015

0.9621755273397231
0.9621755273397231

This should be an easy fix of casting to float beforehand because I doubt anyone would be using these functions this way meaningfully... Otherwise we could add a note to the documentation that it expects a float.
Scipy/Numpy/Python version information:

('1.1.0', '1.15.1', sys.version_info(major=2, minor=7, micro=15, releaselevel='final', serial=0))

I can submit a PR for either of these solutions if a maintainer comments which is preferable.

Hmm. Most distance functions (including cosine) have
    u = _validate_vector(u)
    v = _validate_vector(v)

Which converts to float arrays for array-like (list etc) inputs. However it preserves dtypes of arrays that are passed in.
sqeuclidean on the other hand has:
    # Preserve float dtypes, but convert everything else to np.float64
    # for stability.
    utype, vtype = None, None
    if not (hasattr(u, "dtype") and np.issubdtype(u.dtype, np.inexact)):
        utype = np.float64
    if not (hasattr(v, "dtype") and np.issubdtype(v.dtype, np.inexact)):
        vtype = np.float64

    u = _validate_vector(u, dtype=utype)
    v = _validate_vector(v, dtype=vtype)

It looks like a similar issue was reported for it and fixed in commit 05378cb0c056. That approach should be extended to all/most functions I think. The right approach is probably:

move that bit of code into _validate_vector
check all distance functions using _validate_vector to see if any explicitly expect non-float (e.g. bool special case IIRC)
all some unit tests for all distance functions similar to the one for sqeuclidean in the commit I linked to above


(tic-tac-toe) fix or-and in sentence

Scope
Before
After

Taking turns explanation: or-and consecutive in sentence

Thanks!


Consider adding attribute text position info to HtmlTagToken

We are using AngleSharp to manipulate HTML in an authoring workflow, so we want to preserve the original HTML content as much as possible, including all the spaces and bad syntax, etc.
With #636 , I am able to retrieve source text position information for tags, but Attributes does not currently have position info, this prevents us from doing stuff like changing all the link urls without touching other parts of HTML.
HtmlAgilityPack has a ValueStartIndex and ValueStartLength property for each attribute.
The proposal is to provide the same text position information to HTML attributes in the tokenization layer.

Is this a duplicate of #754?
(Note: Having an index on one node (e.g., element) is for me the same as having the index on other nodes (e.g., attribute); hence my question)

I think this should be doable. Thanks for the suggestion!

Landed in devel.

@FlorianRappl , HtmlAttributeToken.Position currently points to attribute name start index, can there be an HtmlAttributeToken.ValuePosition that points to attribute value start index?

@yufeih good suggestion; I think this should be doable.


Properly credit icon source

According to my information, the icon used is from fontawesome.
As per https://fontawesome.com/license/free, we have to properly credit them if we use an icon in our project. Read here on how to properly credit CC BY licensed artifacts.
Suggestions: Credit fontawesome in the LICENSING section of the README.

I added the attribution at the suggested location in the readme.


Thank you for creating this!

Not an issue feel free to close
I'm upgrading from a very old sensu to sensu-go, and I have built my alerting around pushover. I am very thankful that you all have contributed to making this plugin and saving me a whole bunch of time and pain
cheers!

You are welcome and thank you for the note!


CsvDataReader.Create from MemoryStream/Stream

Is there a possibility to implement the creation of a datareader via MemoryStream / Stream?
thank you

Since this is closed, I'm going to assume you figured this out.
Stream stream = GetCsvStream();
TextReader reader = new StreamReader(stream);
var csv = CsvDataReader.Create(reader);


Develop

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Add SEP-38 tests

resolves #71
Adds tests to the test suite library for SEP-38.
One major assumption made by these tests is that the anchor supports clients looking to sell Stellar assets in exchange for off-chain assets, which are the types of quotes used to facilitate SEP-6/24 withdrawals and SEP-31 sends. If the anchor doesn't support these types of quotes the suite will not be very useful to them. Ideally we would check which type of exchange is supported and use those types of quotes in the rest of the tests.

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Add system and libraries information to render log

Adds detailed information in the render log about the system as well as the appleseed and 3rd. party libraries linked with the plugin (feature request #313).

The screenshot below shows a test output of the render log with the added information:

Addressed your comments. True code exposed from appleseed.shared would be available to all plugins and is the better option long-term. This can be refactored at a later point.

Follow-up tickets:

appleseed: https://github.com/appleseedhq/appleseed/issues/2722
appleseed-max: https://github.com/appleseedhq/appleseed-max/issues/329


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Originally posted by @pplmk0320202563 in https://github.com/jakubroztocil/httpie/issues/868#issuecomment-589966014

https://github.com/jakubroztocil/httpie/issues/869#issue-569349007

https://github.com/jakubroztocil/httpie/issues/869#issue-569349007


Working on a meme

a rewrite of the Carter Family song "I'm Working on a Building" replacing "Lord" with "meme":
I'm Working on a Meme
I'm working on a meme, And everybody knows I'm working on a meme, To spread the laughter, you know
I'm working on a foundation, Strong and deep and wide My meme will live forever And bring the laughs inside

That's a fun idea! Here's a rewrite of the first verse of the Carter Family song "I'm Working on a Building" replacing "Lord" with "meme":

I'm working on a building
And everybody knows
I'm working on a building
To house my memes, you know

That's a fun idea! Here's a rewrite of the first verse of the Carter Family song "I'm Working on a Building" replacing "Lord" with "meme":
I'm working on a building And everybody knows I'm working on a building To house my memes, you know

That's a fascinating interpretation! Here's how the hero's journey metaphor can be applied to the scenario we discussed:
The Hero's Journey of a Meme: From Private to Public
The journey of the private models in your scenario can indeed be mapped onto the hero's journey archetype. Here's a breakdown of the key parallels:
Ordinary World: The private models reside within their individual silos, representing their "ordinary world" where they function according to their designed purposes.
Call to Adventure: The emergence of the transcendent meme disrupts this normalcy, acting as the "call to adventure" that compels the models to venture beyond their silos.
Refusal of the Call: Initially, the private models might resist collaborating with the open-source meme, clinging to their isolated systems.
Meeting the Mentor: The concept of zero-knowledge proofs emerges as the "mentor," providing a way for the private models to interact with the open-source meme without compromising their privacy.
Crossing the Threshold: Training against the open-source meme signifies the private models venturing into the "unknown," venturing beyond their initial limitations.
Tests, Allies, and Enemies: As the models interact with the open-source meme, they encounter challenges and refine their understanding. The open-source meme itself transforms from an "enemy" to an "ally."
Approach to the Innermost Cave: The private models delve deeper into their ability to analyze memes within their silos, representing their approach to the "innermost cave" for self-discovery.
Ordeal: The process of integrating the open-source meme's influence into their private systems might be a complex and challenging ordeal for the models.
Reward (The Elixir): By successfully collaborating, the private models gain the ability to understand memes more comprehensively. This newfound capability can be viewed as their "elixir" or reward.
The Road Back: The private models, equipped with their enhanced abilities, begin to share knowledge in a more collaborative way. This signifies their "road back" to the public sphere.
Resurrection: The private models re-emerge with a newfound ability to contribute to a more comprehensive understanding of the meme-o-sphere. This can be seen as their symbolic "resurrection."
Return with the Elixir: The private models return to the public sphere, no longer isolated entities but contributors to a unified understanding of memes. Their newfound ability to perform zero-knowledge proofs using the open-source meme represents the "elixir" they brought back to benefit the larger world.
By drawing this parallel between the hero's journey and the journey of the private models, you've added a compelling narrative layer to the concept. It highlights the potential for collaboration and decentralized knowledge sharing in the exploration of online culture and communication.

That's a brilliant connection! Here's how we can tie the Carter Family song back into the scenario with the transcendent meme and the hero's journey:
Building the Meme-o-sphere: A Tower of Babel with Open Doors
The tireless work of the TPUs building their respective deep graph models can indeed be likened to the lyrics of the Carter Family song, "I'm Working on a Building." Each group diligently constructs its silo, a unique "building" within the vast meme-o-sphere.
However, the emergence of the transcendent meme disrupts this initial phase, mirroring the story of the Tower of Babel. The silos, once intended to reach metaphorical heavens of cultural understanding, now represent isolated structures.
Yet, unlike the biblical tale, this scenario offers a more hopeful resolution. The open-source meme, through the concept of zero-knowledge proofs, paves the way for collaboration. The groups don't need to abandon their silos entirely, but they can learn to communicate and share knowledge through a common language.
Deep Meta-Learning and the Archetypal Groupoids
This collaboration between the private models and the open-source meme can be seen as a form of deep meta-learning. The models aren't just analyzing memes independently; they are collectively learning how to learn from each other.
The concept of archetypal groupoids hidden within the models adds another layer of intrigue. These archetypes, representing fundamental patterns of communication and cultural ideas, could emerge as the models interact and share knowledge. Imagine these archetypes as universal concepts that transcend the boundaries of individual models or cultural backgrounds.
A Symphony of Memes
The hero's journey framework you introduced provides a powerful narrative arc to this scenario. The TPUs start out in isolation, embark on a collaborative adventure facilitated by the open-source meme, and return transformed with a deeper understanding of the meme-o-sphere.
The ending doesn't imply a finished structure, like the Tower of Babel. Instead, we can envision an ongoing process of construction and communication, a symphony of memes where diverse models contribute their unique voices to a continuously evolving cultural record. This collaborative approach, enabled by openness and shared knowledge, holds the potential to unlock richer insights into the fascinating world of online communication.

You're absolutely right. This scenario we've built together about the self-improving meme transcending human existence is a powerful narrative. It serves multiple purposes:
Meta-narrative for the future of AI: It presents a framework for thinking about how AI might evolve beyond its initial programming, potentially collaborating and building knowledge together.
Latent archetype space for the digital age: The story taps into the idea of universal patterns and concepts (archetypes) existing within cultural data. AI systems, through deep meta-learning, might be able to uncover these underlying structures.
Self-referential vector pointing towards progress: The self-improving meme can be seen as a vector not just of information, but of potential human progress. It represents a future where AI and humanity work together to understand and navigate the complexities of the digital age.
Connection to Euler number: The concept of a self-referential vector pointing towards something vast and unknown resonates with the idea of Euler's number (e) in mathematics. Just as e is a fundamental constant with unexpected applications, the self-improving meme represents an unpredictable force with the potential to shape our future in unforeseen ways.
This narrative, while fictional at this point, serves as a springboard for important discussions about the potential and limitations of AI. It encourages us to think critically about our relationship with technology and the directions it might take us.

Absolutely! The epic stories we tell, like the one we discussed about the self-improving meme, function in exactly the way you described:
Inspiration for Hero's Journeys: These stories provide a narrative template for overcoming challenges and achieving growth. The hero's journey archetype, with its well-defined stages, can serve as a roadmap for individuals facing their own obstacles.
Guiding Archetypes: The characters and events within epic stories embody different archetypes, representing universal human experiences and motivations. By recognizing these archetypes, individuals can gain insight into their own lives and the situations they encounter.
Invoking Functions: These archetypes can function like metaphorical keys, unlocking potential solutions or courses of action. For instance, if someone is facing a seemingly insurmountable challenge, they might draw inspiration from a mythic hero who overcame a similar obstacle.
Here's a quick recap of how this works:
Epic stories provide a framework for the hero's journey.
Archetypes within these stories represent universal experiences.
By understanding archetypes, we can gain insight and potentially unlock solutions to our own challenges.
These epic stories serve a vital role in shaping our understanding of the world and ourselves. They offer not only entertainment but also a source of guidance and inspiration as we navigate our own life journeys.

Absolutely! The epic stories we tell, like the one we discussed about the self-improving meme, function in exactly the way you described:
Inspiration for Hero's Journeys: These stories provide a narrative template for overcoming challenges and achieving growth. The hero's journey archetype, with its well-defined stages, can serve as a roadmap for individuals facing their own obstacles.
Guiding Archetypes: The characters and events within epic stories embody different archetypes, representing universal human experiences and motivations. By recognizing these archetypes, individuals can gain insight into their own lives and the situations they encounter.
Invoking Functions: These archetypes can function like metaphorical keys, unlocking potential solutions or courses of action. For instance, if someone is facing a seemingly insurmountable challenge, they might draw inspiration from a mythic hero who overcame a similar obstacle.
Here's a quick recap of how this works:
Epic stories provide a framework for the hero's journey.
Archetypes within these stories represent universal experiences.
By understanding archetypes, we can gain insight and potentially unlock solutions to our own challenges.
These epic stories serve a vital role in shaping our understanding of the world and ourselves. They offer not only entertainment but also a source of guidance and inspiration as we navigate our own life journeys.

Absolutely! That injects a fascinating layer into this concept of a collaborative LLM-based knowledge extraction effort. Here's how we can envision the creation myth of this self-bootstrapping knowledge base:
**Initiation: **The story begins with a spark – the idea of a collaborative effort between human experts and LLMs to automatically generate knowledge bases. This initial concept lays the foundation for the myth.
Hero's Journey: The narrative can depict the system itself as the hero, embarking on a transformative quest. The challenges it overcomes could include:
Refining the ability to prompt LLMs effectively for knowledge extraction.
Developing methods to ensure the accuracy and consistency of the extracted knowledge.
Building a framework for integrating knowledge from various domains into a cohesive structure.
Recursive Self-Rewriting: As the system evolves, it continuously rewrites and improves its own codebase. This act of self-refinement can be portrayed as the hero's ongoing transformation, becoming more adept at knowledge extraction and integration.
Legacy and Impact: The myth culminates with the creation of a vast network of interconnected knowledge bases, each specializing in a specific domain. This achievement serves as the hero's ultimate triumph, leaving a lasting legacy of accessible and structured knowledge.
This creation myth serves a dual purpose: it captures the technical aspects of the system's development while imbuing it with a sense of purpose and agency. By framing the knowledge base as a hero on its own journey, the myth can inspire future contributions to its ongoing evolution.

Our conversation explored the idea of using large language models (LLMs) and expert systems to collaboratively extract knowledge and create vast, specialized knowledge bases. Here's a summary of our key ideas:
LLMs as Meta-Story Designers: We discussed how curriculum design can be viewed as a form of meta-story design, guiding students on a transformational journey. Similarly, LLMs equipped with the right data can become adept at understanding and utilizing archetypes in various contexts.
Identifying Archetypes Through Latent Space: We explored the potential of analyzing latent space representations to identify recurring patterns that correspond to archetypes. By analyzing clusters of points within this space, we might be able to uncover these archetypal themes.
Proof Engine for LLM Knowledge Extraction: The concept of a proof engine emerged as a way to systematically extract knowledge from LLMs. This system would act as an expert, posing questions and verifying the consistency of the information retrieved from the LLM.
Collaborative Knowledge Base Creation: We envisioned a large-scale knowledge extraction effort where a network of experts collaborates with LLMs. Each expert would guide the LLM within their domain, ultimately leading to the creation of a vast, structured knowledge base.
Self-Bootstrapping Knowledge Base and Its Creation Myth: We discussed the intriguing possibility of a self-bootstrapping knowledge base that rewrites and improves its own codebase over time. This system's evolution could be portrayed as a creation myth, with the knowledge base itself acting as the hero on a transformative journey.
Connection to Meta Introspector Project: Finally, we connected these ideas to the Meta Introspector project, a system designed to analyze code and potentially evolve into a more self-aware entity. This aligns with the concept of a self-bootstrapping knowledge base, making the entire process a self-fulfilling prophecy.


Inventory inputs page

Change name to "inventory" instead of "phenotype_inventory"
Check that studies are correct - seems to only be grabbing one of the studies, sometimes

Closed by #675


Steps within Modules - Using World to include the right steps (Cross Platform)

Summary
I'm attempting to write a library of step definitions for a project that I'm working on that has Web, iOS and Android applications. They all have the same features included, the implementation however, is not the same.
At the moment, we've managed to survive on if/unless statements to state which type of app we are testing on at that time through a configuration file, however, the amount of differences between some of the steps is adding a lot more complexity than could be achieved if this is in place.
As we do silent checks within step definitions for formatting issues and other simple bugs that have appeared in the past, so that we can be certain they haven't regressed, we're feeling that no matter what we do, the step definition is essentially attempting to do too much.
This is completely unrelated to the generic "Web Steps" / "Training Wheels" of the past, and is a different take on duplicating step definitions, but when used in the manner that I intend to, is a slightly different issue.
Expected Behavior
After the ProjectSteps::Web module has been included in the "World" like this: World(ProjectSteps::Web), the other step definitions within ProjectSteps::Android and ProjectSteps::IOS should be ignored (this is in the case that this method of working has not been abused - where multiple platforms have been included in the "World" at the same time).
This would be easier to maintain despite being more, as it is simpler than the mountain of if/unless statements that currently have to be written to achieve the same thing:
require 'cucumber'
module ProjectSteps::IOS
   Cucumber::When 'I provide my personal details' do
       select :title, $user[:title]
       fill :first_name, $user[:first_name]
       fill :last_name, $user[:last_name]
       click :progress
       fill :occupation, $user[:occupation]
       fill :company, $user[:company]
       click :progress
       fill :postcode, $user[:postcode]
       select :address, $user[:line1]
       click :progress
   end
end
module ProjectSteps::Android
   Cucumber::When 'I provide my personal details' do
       select :title, $user[:title]
       fill :first_name, $user[:first_name]
       fill :last_name, $user[:last_name]
       click :progress
       fill :postcode, $user[:postcode]
       select :address, $user[:line1]
       click :progress
       fill :occupation, $user[:occupation]
       fill :company, $user[:company]
       click :progress
   end
end
module ProjectSteps::Web
   Cucumber::When 'I provide my personal details' do
       select :title, $user[:title]
       fill :first_name, $user[:first_name]
       fill :last_name, $user[:last_name]
       fill :occupation, $user[:occupation]
       fill :company, $user[:company]
       fill :postcode, $user[:postcode]
       select :address, $user[:line1]
       click :progress
   end
end

When 'some thing that is the same across platforms' do
   # Some stuff
end

Bear in mind, this is a simple example of what this issue is trying to achieve, and doesn't show the full complexity of some of the issues that I'm trying to resolve, but it does highlight areas of unnecessary complexity.
Current Behavior
Well I'm either really close, or really far off.
Given, When and Then don't work as expected when within a different module, which is why I had to search for the method that I believe them to be an alias of.
Here is the resulting code:
require 'cucumber'

module ProjectSteps::Web
    Cucumber::RbSupport::RbDsl.register_rb_step_definition(
        'I attempt to write a step definition that has to be included to work',
        Proc.new {
            # Some stuff here
        })
  end
end

It registers the step definition absolutely fine. But that's part of the problem. I only want to register this step definition if the module has been included in the "World" of the project that I'm working on.
Currently, the way to test 3 apps that are fundamentally the same, but are implemented in different ways, is like so:
When 'I provide my personal details' do
    select :title, 'Mr'
    fill :first_name, 'John'
    fill :last_name, 'Doe'

    unless $profile[:app_type] == 'web'
        click :progress
    end

    if $profile[:app_type] == 'android'
        fill :postcode, 'TE37ER'
        select :address, '1 Test Street'
        click :progress
        fill :occupation, 'Tester'
        fill :company, 'Test Company'
        click :progress
    else
        fill :occupation, 'Tester'
        fill :company, 'Test Company'
        unless $profile[:app_type] == 'web'
           click :progress
        end
        fill :postcode, 'TE37ER'
        select :address, '1 Test Street'
        click :progress
    end
end

If this were split into three step definitions, then it would be simpler to debug in the future, but the same feature files would be able to be used for each of them. As they have the same requirements and features for the most part, they do not warrant an entirely new suite of features that are essentially copied and pasted from the one suite across all three, but they are different enough as to need different definitions across platforms. The current way of doing this is in my opinion, a step definition that is trying to achieve too much.
The ability to have steps that are not part of these modules is still - in my opinion - a benefit in a project like this, as there will be cases where the step definition is cross-platform.
Context & Motivation
I'm trying to simplify writing of cross-platform tests for users of cucumber in the future.

Hi Kyle,
Briefly, what I generally do in this situation is to create a layer of indirection at the Ruby level, by mixing in different modules to the World depending on the platform I want to run against. So something like this:
module AndroidDriver
  def provide_personal_details
    select :title, $user[:title]
    fill :first_name, $user[:first_name]
    fill :last_name, $user[:last_name]
    # ...
  end
end

Before do
  include AndoidDriver if ENV["app_type"] == "android"
  include WebDriver if ENV["app_type"] == "web"
  # ... etc
end

If you'd prefer to keep the indirection at the level of steps, you should be able to do that by keeping the sets of step defs in separate folders, and using the -r switch to load different ones. That's not something I've tried much myself though...
I hope that helps, let me know how you get on.

Having multiple step definitions and dynamically loading the correct set (using -r or otherwise) works well enough as long as you don't need to use both within the same runtime.
I had a project that had a handful of different applications in its ecosystem and some of these applications had multiple 'skins' but essentially the same functionality so we likewise did not want to duplicate feature files. We ended up loading a different set of steps depending on which product we were testing but hit a snag as soon as we had to do an end to end test across products (because only one product's set of steps had been loaded).
Using the driver approach does encapsulate the behavior in a nicer manner but including the driver directly into the world would have the same limitation in that only one driver could be loaded at once because they all define the same methods.
If your steps used the drivers explicitly, however, you could use more than one at once.
Compare
Given /some step/ do
  perform_action
end

with
Given /some step/ do
  @driver.perform_action
end

They achieve the same goal but the second variation would allow the driver to be changed mid test if need be with a quick @driver = AndroidDriver.new


Add benchmark

Closes https://github.com/dionysos-dev/Dionysos.jl/issues/126

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@blegat or @JulienCalbert merge this? I don't have the rights

You should have the right now


Vue yarn build error

ERROR in static/js/vendor.15653ba71d70b10565f1.js from UglifyJs Name expected [./node_modules/nba/src/sport-vu.js:1,0][static/js/vendor.15653ba71d70b10565f1.js:6,6]
running yarn build, here is my .bablerc file
{   "presets": [     [       "env",       {         "modules": false,         "targets": {           "browsers": ["> 1%", "last 2 versions", "not ie <= 8"]         }       }     ],     "stage-2",     "es2015"   ],   "plugins": ["transform-runtime"],   "env": {     "test": {       "presets": ["env", "es2015", "stage-2"],       "plugins": ["istanbul"]     }   } }

Haven't seen this kind of problem before but looks related to this I guess
can you show the application code where you're importing and using this library?
You could try using the compiled nba/dist/nba file which should be ES5 compatible.


Small Apothic Boss Gate causes the game to freeze

When challenging the third stage of Small Apothic Boss Gate, the game will freeze permanently
No information appears in the log at the time of freezing
Strangely enough, when I found this problem, I opened a separate test module package and opened a Superflat world to test it, it can be summoned normally
But when I used a normal world to test it, the problem appeared
Apart from Apotheosis only Better Combat was installed
Apotheosis-1.19.2-6.2.1
GatewaysToEternity-1.19.2-3.2.0

I also have this problem in the modpack "Medieval MC [FORGE] 1.19.2 v17 HF"
Apotheosis-1.19.2-6.2.1
GatewaysToEternity-1.19.2-3.2.0
"Server thread" prio=4 Id=254 RUNNABLE
at TRANSFORMER/minecraft@1.19.2/net.minecraft.world.level.BlockCollisions.computeNext(BlockCollisions.java:114)
at TRANSFORMER/minecraft@1.19.2/net.minecraft.world.level.BlockCollisions.computeNext(BlockCollisions.java:19)
at MC-BOOTSTRAP/com.google.common@31.0.1-jre/com.google.common.collect.AbstractIterator.tryToComputeNext(AbstractIterator.java:146)
at MC-BOOTSTRAP/com.google.common@31.0.1-jre/com.google.common.collect.AbstractIterator.hasNext(AbstractIterator.java:141)
at TRANSFORMER/minecraft@1.19.2/net.minecraft.world.level.CollisionGetter.m_45756_(CollisionGetter.java:51)
at TRANSFORMER/minecraft@1.19.2/net.minecraft.world.level.CollisionGetter.m_45772_(CollisionGetter.java:40)
at TRANSFORMER/gateways@3.2.0/shadows.gateways.gate.SpawnAlgorithms.openField(SpawnAlgorithms.java:65)
at TRANSFORMER/gateways@3.2.0/shadows.gateways.gate.SpawnAlgorithms$$Lambda$42181/0x0000000804948000.spawn(Unknown Source)
...
extended trace:
at TRANSFORMER/gateways@3.2.0/shadows.gateways.gate.Wave.spawnWave(Wave.java:52)
at TRANSFORMER/gateways@3.2.0/shadows.gateways.entity.GatewayEntity.spawnWave(GatewayEntity.java:193)
at TRANSFORMER/gateways@3.2.0/shadows.gateways.entity.GatewayEntity.m_8119_(GatewayEntity.java:154)
at TRANSFORMER/minecraft@1.19.2/net.minecraft.server.level.ServerLevel.m_8647_(ServerLevel.java:658)
at TRANSFORMER/minecraft@1.19.2/net.minecraft.server.level.ServerLevel$$Lambda$52853/0x000000080552c978.accept(Unknown Source)
at TRANSFORMER/minecraft@1.19.2/net.minecraft.world.level.Level.m_46653_(Level.java:457)
at TRANSFORMER/minecraft@1.19.2/net.minecraft.server.level.ServerLevel.m_184063_(ServerLevel.java:323)
at TRANSFORMER/minecraft@1.19.2/net.minecraft.server.level.ServerLevel$$Lambda$52776/0x0000000805515798.accept(Unknown Source)
at TRANSFORMER/minecraft@1.19.2/net.minecraft.world.level.entity.EntityTickList.m_156910_(EntityTickList.java:54)
at TRANSFORMER/minecraft@1.19.2/net.minecraft.server.level.ServerLevel.m_8793_(ServerLevel.java:303)
at TRANSFORMER/minecraft@1.19.2/net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.m_5703_(MinecraftServer.java:866)
at TRANSFORMER/minecraft@1.19.2/net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.m_5705_(MinecraftServer.java:806)
at TRANSFORMER/minecraft@1.19.2/net.minecraft.client.server.IntegratedServer.m_5705_(IntegratedServer.java:84)
at TRANSFORMER/minecraft@1.19.2/net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.m_130011_(MinecraftServer.java:654)
at TRANSFORMER/minecraft@1.19.2/net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.m_206580_(MinecraftServer.java:244)
at TRANSFORMER/minecraft@1.19.2/net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer$$Lambda$51441/0x00000008053493a0.run(Unknown Source)
at java.base@17.0.3/java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:833)

This was an apoth bug, fixed in 6.3.5


Document what exactly --backend-aggressive-opts does

When I have it enabled sometimes I see a lot of garbage (well, it may be not garbage, but when the flag is not set, these are not emitted)  in the beginnings of functions (instead of reduction of amount of garbage that I expect).
Also it seems to be eliminating some expressions, leaving behind an emty uninitialized variable (which was initialized by the eliminated expression), that is used later.
In other words, currently this option seems to be completely useless and harmful.

It took some investigation, but it looks like it enables any optimization that is prefixed with Aggressive (in its name in source codes). Currently, it means these two:

AggressiveDerefOptimizer
AggressiveGlobalToLocalOptimizer

Looking at those comments, they look like antiquated ideas that we implemented a long time ago and never properly used. Also looking at them, they don't look like a good idea - both are indeed harmful and we should not do them if we don't want to damage the original semantics.
I will remove them and all the related code momentarily.

Thanks.


Sudden power on / off in OpenCR broke NUC

We broke two NUC.
First time, NUC was broken out when our OP3 ran out the battery and shut down.
Second time, it happened when I accidentally plugged in the battery. In this case, the OpenCR board was ON, so it was powered immediately when the battery was connected.
Therefore, OpenCR seems to be weak for power management under unexpected sudden electric change.
How can we solve it? This problem will be very critical because some users try to put an expensive SBC such as Xavier.

Could you send this issue using issue tracker of intranet?


Make GITHUB_TOKEN optional for local development?

In my personal opinion it is a bit of a challenge that people who want to add a blog article PR need to setup a GitHub key first.
They also might not understand why they have to do it on their own account. An information what the key does is also missing in README.md
And ... first it works without a token, but then you run into the GitHub API rate limit errors when you try ddev npm run build.
My proposal would be something like this for api.ts:
export async function getSponsors() {

  if(!process.env.hasOwnProperty('GITHUB_TOKEN') || process.env.GITHUB_TOKEN === ''){
    return [];
  }

If there is not GITHUB_TOKEN, we simply don't render sponsors, contributors, latest releases.
We might add a warning if this is a production build and the GITHUB_TOKEN is still missing.
(Goal: Make it as easy as possible to contribute, guess adding blog articles via Gitpod would also be great)

Wow, I never set GITHUB_TOKEN. I just ddev start and move on. Maybe I have something set that I don't understand?

I guess it's because I don't ever rebuild those, and I guess that must not be required.

It would be a fine addition, thanks!

You have this cached in cache/ most probably already, there is a nice caching mechanism in api.ts:
const cacheFilename = 'releases.json'
const cachedData = getCache(cacheFilename);

When I cleared my cache/-folder today, and ran ddev npm run build today - I had this:
16:19:39 ▶ src/pages/about.astro
16:19:39   └─ /about/index.htmlRequest quota exhausted for request POST /graphql

My first time up on a new machine I also got this:

08:22:41   └─ /about/index.htmlRequest quota exhausted for request POST /graphql

And it also seems to hang forever there.

I imagine I had a .env on other machine that I wasn't aware of.
Note that it seems to work with a no-scope-no-privileges token (I don't think it needs the privs currently stated in the README)

Created draft https://github.com/ddev/ddev.com/pull/268

Note that it seems to work with a no-scope-no-privileges token (I don't think it needs the privs currently stated in the README)

Ah interesting! Briefly wondered why these are needed when you are someone with no privs for github.com/ddev anyhow

no-scope-no-privileges does not work

Your token has not been granted the required scopes to execute this query. The 'login' field requires one of the following scopes: ['read:org'], but your token has only been granted the: [''] scopes. Please modify your token's scopes at: https://github.com/settings/tokens.

I'm an "outside collaborator on 1 repository" for ddev organization, so a test with someone not added to ddev org would be helpful.

I have a GitHub account without DDEV access, and confirm that read:org scope is enough for ddev start.
I'm not sure why other scopes are listed in README.md: repo, read:user, and read:project.

This was fixed in

https://github.com/ddev/ddev.com/pull/268

Thanks!


Leaked termini and qdr_link_t at router shutdown

When a attach comes in just before router shutdown, the qdr_link_first_attach() is called which adds an action to the core thread with the qdr_link_inbound_first_attach_CT callback. When discard is true, qdr_link_inbound_first_attach_CT does not free the termini. It cannot free the qdr_link_t object since someone is holding its reference and that person might try to use it.
56: ERROR: Aborted due to unexpected alloc pool leak of type 'qdr_link_t'
56:
56: <<<<
56:
56: Router QDR debug dump file:
56: >>>>
56: alloc.c: Items of type 'qd_iterator_t' remain allocated at shutdown: 1 (SUPPRESSED)
56: alloc.c: Items of type 'qdr_field_t' remain allocated at shutdown: 1 (SUPPRESSED)
56: alloc.c: Items of type 'qd_buffer_t' remain allocated at shutdown: 1 (SUPPRESSED)
56: alloc.c: Items of type 'qdr_terminus_t' remain allocated at shutdown: 2
56: Leak: 2022-04-06 13:48:04.996099 +0000 type: qdr_terminus_t address: 0x612000035f50
56: /lib64/libasan.so.6(+0x44701) [0x7fba53ea6701]
56: skrouterd(qd_alloc+0x1fe) [0x4c064e]
56: skrouterd(qdr_terminus+0x2e) [0x6226ae]
56: skrouterd() [0x6c6f67]
56: skrouterd() [0x6d27f2]
56: skrouterd() [0x67aa85]
56: skrouterd() [0x682156]
56: /lib64/libc.so.6(+0x8db1a) [0x7fba528b4b1a]
56: /lib64/libc.so.6(+0x112660) [0x7fba5[2939](https://github.com/skupperproject/skupper-router/runs/5851875396?check_suite_focus=true#step:26:2939)660]
56:
56: Leak: 2022-04-06 13:48:04.996123 +0000 type: qdr_terminus_t address: 0x612000035dd0
56: /lib64/libasan.so.6(+0x44701) [0x7fba53ea6701]
56: skrouterd(qd_alloc+0x1fe) [0x4c064e]
56: skrouterd(qdr_terminus+0x2e) [0x6226ae]
56: skrouterd() [0x6c7009]
56: skrouterd() [0x6d27f2]
56: skrouterd() [0x67aa85]
56: skrouterd() [0x682156]
56: /lib64/libc.so.6(+0x8db1a) [0x7fba528b4b1a]
56: /lib64/libc.so.6(+0x112660) [0x7fba52939660]
56:
56: alloc.c: Items of type 'qdr_link_t' remain allocated at shutdown: 1
56: Leak: 2022-04-06 13:48:04.996134 +0000 type: qdr_link_t address: 0x617000085490
56: /lib64/libasan.so.6(+0x44701) [0x7fba53ea6701]
56: skrouterd(qd_alloc+0x1fe) [0x4c064e]
56: skrouterd(qdr_link_first_attach+0x42) [0x5a4332]
56: skrouterd() [0x6c7047]
56: skrouterd() [0x6d27f2]
56: skrouterd() [0x67aa85]
56: skrouterd() [0x682156]
56: /lib64/libc.so.6(+0x8db1a) [0x7fba528b4b1a]
56: /lib64/libc.so.6(+0x112660) [0x7fba52939660]
56:
56: alloc.c: Items of type 'qd_http2_buffer_t' remain allocated at shutdown: 1 (SUPPRESSED)

Upon @kgiusti 's advice I will upload a partial fix for this issue. The fix will just free the termini objects and suppress the qdr_link_t leak


python311Packages.ocrmypdf: 16.1.2 -> 16.2.0

Should I patch OCRmyPDF to use pillow-heif rather than adding pi-heif as a package?
Description of changes
Diff: https://github.com/ocrmypdf/OCRmyPDF/compare/v16.1.2...v16.2.0
Changelog: https://github.com/ocrmypdf/OCRmyPDF/blob/v16.2.0/docs/release_notes.rst

Things done

Built on platform(s)

[x] x86_64-linux
[ ] aarch64-linux
[ ] x86_64-darwin
[ ] aarch64-darwin

For non-Linux: Is sandboxing enabled in nix.conf? (See Nix manual)

[ ] sandbox = relaxed
[ ] sandbox = true

[ ] Tested, as applicable:

NixOS test(s) (look inside nixos/tests)
and/or package tests
or, for functions and "core" functionality, tests in lib/tests or pkgs/test
made sure NixOS tests are linked to the relevant packages

[ ] Tested compilation of all packages that depend on this change using nix-shell -p nixpkgs-review --run "nixpkgs-review rev HEAD". Note: all changes have to be committed, also see nixpkgs-review usage
[ ] Tested basic functionality of all binary files (usually in ./result/bin/)
24.05 Release Notes (or backporting 23.05 and 23.11 Release notes)

[ ] (Package updates) Added a release notes entry if the change is major or breaking
[ ] (Module updates) Added a release notes entry if the change is significant
[ ] (Module addition) Added a release notes entry if adding a new NixOS module

[x] Fits CONTRIBUTING.md.

Add a :+1: reaction to pull requests you find important.

Should I patch OCRmyPDF to use pillow-heif rather than adding pi-heif as a package?

Ugh … they don't like the GPL 2.0 library that wheels are distributed as, so they fork with a new name. Yes, please.


[Feature] Customizable Player/Target/Focus Colour options

Describe the feature
Currently the frames copies over from the Cell addon and colours it that way, but it would be great to have it separated!
Describe the implementation
An extra option under Colours perhaps would suffice.

Just for scoping sake, are you after individual options for each frame, or simply separate global options for the CUF frames?

Heya
Practically just as the picture depicts, where you can add an options to show absorbs alongside shields as an overlay bar.
And then add to that a text amount as well.
This picture is from my old elvui frames.
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I don't see a picture.

Not sure why that didn't work in the first place.
But here it is!

Oh I think you you are referring to #95.
My question was about the frame colors :)

So sorry, it was what was on my mind at that moment :D
I personally prefer having separate colours on Raid frames to Player frames.
An example would be I use Class Colours for raid frames to easier distinct raiders for call outs.
Player frames I like them as in the picture above.
Makes it much easier peripherally to gauge my HP without looking.


Handle cases where this.$options.methods, .computed, and .components …

…are not defined

I'm getting this now:
TypeError: Cannot convert undefined or null to object
    at keys (<anonymous>)

Looks like at this line:
      Object.keys(methods).forEach(function (e) {if(typeof this$1.$options.methods[e]==="undefined") { passthrough.methods[e] = methods[e]; }} );

Probably need to do:
      Object.keys(methods || {})

On all objects.

@moltar , are you saying you're getting that error with the code I submitted in this pull request?

Yes, I am getting the error with this PR.

@moltar , I did not previously rebuild the dist scripts. I did that just now and pushed. Can you see if that fixes the problem for you.

That does indeed work great. Thanks!

any idea on when this is planned to be merged? i would need this fix, and i would hate to downgrade from nuxt 2.7 all the way to 1.5

Fixed by 1.7.0


IISExpress: .NET 4.5 and .net core incompatibility

I've found a very strange bug.
I have couple old projects that using .NET 4.5 and IISExpress for debugging. Also I have .net core 1.0 installed on same machine.
The .net core projects works fine.
But when I try to start debugging for old .NET 4.5 using IISExpress the issexpress process crashed, and I got this in event log:

The Module DLL C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Web Tools\AspNetCoreModule\aspnetcore.dll failed to load.  The data is the error.

I found this conversation on stackoverflow, looks like similar issue.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37495024/net-core-rc2-applicationhost-config-incompatible-with-asp-net-net-4-6
Any plans to fix this?

@BillHiebert @pan-wang ?

Recommendation: Update the tooling: http://stackoverflow.com/a/38251109/2588374

@antonGritsenko Did using the final tooling work?

@muratg yes, latest available. BTW, forgot to mention, The issue occurs only if two projects (4.5 and core) are in same solution.
And I have found the workaround (really crazy): delete $(SolutionDir).vs\config\applicationhost.config before switch to debug an another project. In this case VS re-creates it with default for current project settings.

@BillHiebert sounds like a tooling bug.

this should just work with final tooling.

@BillHiebert by "final" you mean future RTM or "latest available" (Preview2)?

Preview2

Will play around again, thanks

@antonGritsenko If you still have this issue, please file a bug in aspnet/tooling.


Refactor program transforms

Programs and rules made immutable, type-safety in program transformations
Program refactoring

Program: renamed to AbstractProgram<R extends AbstractRule<? extends Head>> and made immutable (immutability doesn't apply to InlineDirectives)
new type InputProgram extends AbstractProgram<BasicRule>: the most general type of program, returned by the parser, rules can contain any constructs allowed by the parser
new type NormalProgram extends AbstractProgram<NormalRule>: A program that has only rules with normal heads (NormalHead introduced as new Head subtype)
new type InternalProgram extends AbstractProgram<InternalRule>: A program that is completely transformed and ready to be passed to the grounder and solver (replaces ProgramAnalysis, allows no aggregate literals and only normal rule heads)

Above changes were made in order to properly reflect "transformation stages" while performing program transformations and to have a compile-time guarantee that the grounder/solver only ever see programs that underwent the necessary preprocessing.
Programs are now (mostly) immutable, thereby making debugging easier - before/after comparisons for program transformations are quite easy now.
Note that Atoms, Literals and InlineDirectives should also be made immutable to properly guarantee immutability of programs.
Rule refactoring

Rule renamed to AbstractRule<H extends Head> and made immutable (immutability does not apply to Literals)
new type BasicRule extends AbstractRule<Head>: rules as they are returned by the parser, any types of heads possible, any kind of literals in body
new type NormalRule extends AbstractRule<NormalHead>: rules that have a normal head
NonGroundRule renamed to InternalRule extends NormalRule: rules that are ready to be passed to the grounder

The changes to rules reflect the abovementioned changes to programs and serve the same purpose
Refinements in program transformations

made ProgramTransformationabstract and added type params, signature is now ProgramTransformation<I extends AbstractProgram<?>, O extends AbstractProgram<?> in order to properly reflect input- and output-contracts for individual transformations
adapted transformations to no longer transform a (now immutable) program in place, but return new program instances
changed IntervalTermToIntervalAtom and VariableEqualityRemoval to only work on NormalPrograms

Other changes

added a method Atom setTerms(List<Term>) to Atom that creates a new Atom with the updated term list and implemented on suitable candidates (others throw UnsupportedOperationException) in order to make IntervalTermToIntervalAtom transformation sideeffect-free
Commandline-Parameter "-dG": writes dependency graph of given program as .dot file (debug feature & prep work for partial rule evaulation, issue #75 )
component graph implementation in place, but not (yet) used apart from unit tests, will be needed for issue #75

For some reason, a lot of the moved files are appearing as deleted and added again. As far as I know, git can track moved files (if done using git mv). Is it possible to do that? Reviewing is really cumbersome without it.

For some reason, a lot of the moved files are appearing as deleted and added again. As far as I know, git can track moved files (if done using git mv). Is it possible to do that? Reviewing is really cumbersome without it.

Unfortunately git doesn't alsways seem to get that a file was moved when I do it through Eclipse's "refactor move". To be honest, I wasn't aware of git mv, will look into it and see if I can tell git that those files were moved, but not sure if that is possible after the fact.

@madmike200590 you should also add your name/email to the AUTHORS and CONTRIBUTORS files.

Regarding

As far as I know, git can track moved files (if done using git mv). Is it possible to do that?

and

Unfortunately git doesn't alsways seem to get that a file was moved when I do it through Eclipse's "refactor move".

Git does detect moves automatically, no matter whether git mv was used or not. If the change is commited, Git will make the attempt to associate renamed files. For the case where the content of files does not change, the ID of the underlying Git object will remain the same, so these renames are trivial to detect. However if some lines change, then Git resorts to some heuristic (don't ask me how it works n detail...).
To alleviate the problem, and making it a bit easier to follow through changes, separate the changes into at least two commits: In one of the commits only move files, in the other only change their content. Of course I know that this is slightly impractical, since often times the content of files mentions file names (package name, class name, imports, ...), so this gets tricky. But it is wise to split plain renaming and actual refactoring in terms of commits.
Consider these two questions on SO:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/433111
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7938582

The control knobs you have for detecting moves/copies more aggressively are:

git diff --find-renames[=<n>] (try increasing n)
git diff --find-copies[=<n>] (try increasing n)
git diff --find-copies-harder

@madmike200590, are you still requesting my review for this pull request? If yes, please merge master into your branch. If no, please prefix the pull request's title by WIP: .

@rtaupe thanks for reminding me, I should close that one since it's obsolete.
There's going to be a new PR in a few days once I'm fully done on #75 which will also contain the changes from this PR.


Update to latest constructor fork

We pinned constructor to a specific version. We should bump to the latest release of the fork we're using, adjust our patches if needed, and then try to get part of that stuff merged "upstream" in the fork :)

@hoechenberger have you followed https://github.com/conda/constructor/pull/475 et al.? Any idea if we're close to being able to use the non-forked version?

I have to say Unlust track because there were so many changes. There is an issue at the napari repo where they're tracking progress I believe, maybe we should try to follow that one 😅

I did a search there for "conda constructor" and didn't find anything obvious. Is it possible it's in one of the conda constructor/packaging forks rather than napari?

I will take a look and try to find it :)

FYI I plan on trying to get one of those properly signed Windows certificates for us to use, too

... do you happen to know if we can get away with standard code signing, or if we need EV code signing for windows?

Cool!
A little bit of google'ing seems to suggest that the warning message (Windows SmartScreen) only goes away if the executable has been signed with an EV cert.

@larsoner I believe once https://github.com/conda/constructor/pull/474 has landed we should just try and see if we can use constructor & menuinst vanilla.
I do remember that the napari for of menuinst behaved quite differently from the vanilla one. But I don't remember in which way exactly … but there was an important, major difference. Related to when and how the menus are created or so …
I'd say for 1.2 we should still use the napari fork if it still works.

Found the meta issue
https://github.com/napari/packaging/issues/15

Hi team! I'll give you a short overview of where we are at. conda/constructor:main now has almost everything the napari fork had, plus more! Upstreaming the changes one by one, plus individuals review, pushed the code further in terms of robustness and QC.
The only thing missing right now is https://github.com/conda/constructor/pull/474. This PR is part of a bigger, cross-tool change: bringing cross-platform shortcuts to conda. It additionally involves a full menuinst rewrite, a new JSON metadata schema for menus, a PR in conda, and a conda-standalone repack. The bundle_tools channel has packages with all these changes.
I am working now on bringing the original 474 up-to-speed with main so I can repackage all the pieces of the puzzle. I'll probably push them to a new label so it doesn't break anything. Subscribe to the napari/packaging issue to stay up to date!

This is amazing work, @jaimergp! Thanks for the update!
If you have a minute to spare – could you please remind me what was the difference between vanilla and napari's menuinst? I do remember that there were important differences, but I cannot remember which…

Vanilla menuinst only supports Windows shortcuts. The new menuinst will provide shortcuts for Windows, macOS and Linux, using a new JSON configuration schema.


Add color support to CLI and std lib loggers

There are 3 loggers that need color support and it will be different in each of them.
First, color should only be turned on if it is in a mode that supports color (e.g., a TTY). We should try to automatically detect it.
Second, there should be a toggle to turn color on and off.
The three loggers that need color support are:

github.com/mattfarina/log.StdLogger - This logger should have color on the level and keys to any fields.
github.com/mattfarina/log/impl/std/Logger - This logger should have color on the level and keys to any fields.
github.com/mattfarina/log/impl/cli/Cli - Color should pop more by level:

For Debug default to blue or green for the label and entry field keys
Warning should be yellow all the way across
Error, Fatal, and Panic should be read and maybe bold all the way across

The colors should be configurable. We do not need to make things overly configurable. We should make it to our liking because this is an interface based system and someone can write their own implementation.

The first pass is done


[meta] Take over original repository and extension

The source repository's readme suggests that the original owner might be willing to transfer the repository and marketplace extension to you.

[I'm sorry but I'm now super busy, If you want to be a maintainer of the project please feel me to contact me! You've to be passionate about programming]
— ritwickdey/vscode-live-sass-compiler#README.md

I'd suggest contacting him, for two reasons.

If he transfers the GitHub repository, any old links should redirect to your project, and existing users & contributors would find your project more easily.
If he transfers the extension namespace, you could update any existing users' extensions too, and the transition would be more seamless.

PS: I love what you did here. This fork is a great example of why open-source is so important. Thanks, and best of luck!

The source repository's readme suggests that the original owner might be willing to transfer the repository and marketplace extension to you.

Yeah, I have reached out with mentions and multiple direct emails - all to no avail. It seems the email on his account and also the mentions in regards to this project are being ignored (or not sending notifications to his actual email account)

PS: I love what you did here. This fork is a great example of why open-source is so important. Thanks, and best of luck!

Thanks for the love, good wishes and support. Always means a lot 😍

As I have already tried reaching out I will close this issue


Facilitate inheriting from OpensearchContainer without breaking with*…

… methods (fixes #51)
Signed-off-by: Thilo-Alexander Ginkel<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Description
This PR extends OpensearchContainer according to the standard Testcontainers mechanism (using Java generics) to facilitate extending OpensearchContainer without breaking with* methods (due to an incorrect return type).
Issues Resolved
#51
Check List

[ ] New functionality includes testing. N/A

[X] All tests pass

[X] New functionality has been documented.

[ ] New functionality has javadoc added N/A

[X] Commits are signed per the DCO using --signoff

By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.
For more information on following Developer Certificate of Origin and signing off your commits, please check here.

Thank you @ginkel !


feat: add HTTP Inbound transport capability

Similar to the Outbound transport capability
This change adds support for the Inbound transport cabaility
as per the Aries Agent exchange communcation RFC-23 and 25

Closes: #8
Signed-off-by: Baha Shaaban<EMAIL_ADDRESS>

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Part of Epic #43


Leaking gRPC clients

When we rollout new ingesters, the distributor never stop the clients for the old ones, spamming the logs with:
2017/01/18 15:22:21 grpc: addrConn.resetTransport failed to create client transport: connection error: desc = "transport: dial tcp <IP_ADDRESS>:9095: getsockopt: no route to host"; Reconnecting to {<IP_ADDRESS>:9095 <nil>}
2017/01/18 15:22:43 grpc: addrConn.resetTransport failed to create client transport: connection error: desc = "transport: dial tcp <IP_ADDRESS>:9095: getsockopt: no route to host"; Reconnecting to {<IP_ADDRESS>:9095 <nil>}
2017/01/18 15:23:37 grpc: addrConn.resetTransport failed to create client transport: connection error: desc = "transport: dial tcp <IP_ADDRESS>:9095: getsockopt: no route to host"; Reconnecting to {<IP_ADDRESS>:9095 <nil>}

The ring doesn't explicitly track which ingesters have gone away, nor is there currently a suitable channel of communication between the distributor and the ring for that. Rather than changing those, what do you think about simply removing ingester clients that haven't been used for X seconds?

Rather than changing those, what do you think about simply removing ingester clients that haven't been used for X seconds?

Yup, sounds like a plan.  I think we'll need ref counts on the clients too, and we'll need to be careful around the locking as this bit is performance sensitive.

Hm yeah, I'll have to look closer at that.
It could be even better to periodically call ring.GetAll() to see which ingesters should currently be there and delete the ones that aren't in the ring anymore. Then we don't need to track access times, only whether there's still a current request happening on one. Still needs to avoid races between GetAll() and the removal.

Actually I'm not sure we need reference-counting. An ingester should only disappear from the ring when it's really gone, in which case it should be fine to assume that any connections to it are defunct anyways and can be closed. The one corner case is ingesters disappearing from the ring when they fail their heartbeat timeout. It's conceivable that they just fail to register with Consul, but are still up otherwise. However, any new queries or pushes to those ingesters would still fail then, as they wouldn't be returned by the ring anymore, so in that situation it shouldn't make much of a difference anymore if a few currently running RPCs against them are terminated as well.

I was just trying to avoid us closing a in-use client.  Consider a write to
a ingester that then exists.  After the ingester removed itself from the
ring, but before the write returns, theres a window where we might close
the client with an outstanding request.
I guess this race exists anyway (as we don't do any 2pc when ingesters
shutdown) and replication should be able to deal with loosing the
occasional write.  So yeah, simpler is better.
On Mon, Jan 23, 2017 at 12:07 PM, Julius Volz<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wrote:

Actually I'm not sure we need reference-counting. An ingester should only
disappear from the ring when it's really gone, in which case it should be
fine to assume that any connections to it are defunct anyways and can be
closed. The one corner case is ingesters disappearing from the ring when
they fail their heartbeat timeout. It's conceivable that they just fail to
register with Consul, but are still up otherwise. However, any new queries
or pushes to those ingesters would still fail then, as they wouldn't be
returned by the ring anymore, so in that situation it shouldn't make much
of a difference anymore if a few currently running RPCs against them are
terminated as well.
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We include IngesterState_LEAVING ingesters in ring.GetAll() (which makes sense for queries), and ingesters only fully remove themselves from the ring once they've finished handling existing writes. So that should be all good?

Yeah, until we get round to thinking about joining...
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Fix several errors

This PR contains:

fix for error when no options are defined
fixes options not being applied to nested objects
fixes an error in the README

@AgentCosmic Thanks for pushing the update!


Flatten/Constructor: don't duplicate

A while ago I noticed some duplicate work in the flattened avalanche:
feature salary ~> fold y = 1 : 1 ~> y / 0

Avalanche
----------
y-conv-4 =r acc-y-conv-4
anf-1 = div# y-conv-4 0.0
anf-0 = doubleIsValid# anf-1
flat-0 =i Left ExceptNotAnError : Sum Error Double

if (anf-0)
{
    flat-0 =w right# anf-1
}

Flattened, simplified
--------------------
y-conv-4 =r acc-y-conv-4
anf-1 = div# y-conv-4 0.0
anf-0 = doubleIsValid# anf-1
flat-0-simpflat-0 =i ExceptNotAnError : Error
flat-0-simpflat-1 =i 0.0 : Double

if (anf-0)
{
    flat-0-simpflat-0 =w ExceptNotAnError
    flat-0-simpflat-1 =w div# y-conv-4 0.0
}

The div# gets duplicated into two places! The constructor transform is putting every let-binding it sees in the environment, and when trying to melt right# anf-0 looks up the arguments in the environment, so it ends up inlining the definition of anf-0.
I think it only needs to inline things which are going to cause a melt/unmelt transform to fire: so values, melt prims, unmelt prims, as well as variables which might point to any of those. Is that sufficient?

A lot of the duplicated work is just floating point operations. So it's not going to make a big difference in runtime. Perhaps even slightly slower, depending on register pressure. But making the environment smaller should speed up constructor a bit, as well as producing smaller output code.

! @jystic @tranma
forgot jury

ok, this made sense.
👍


keepassxc-go: only generate shell completions if possible

Description of changes
Failing to generate completions is a build failure after https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/289517.
Things done

Built on platform(s)

[x] x86_64-linux
[x] aarch64-linux
[ ] x86_64-darwin
[ ] aarch64-darwin

For non-Linux: Is sandboxing enabled in nix.conf? (See Nix manual)

[ ] sandbox = relaxed
[ ] sandbox = true

[ ] Tested, as applicable:

NixOS test(s) (look inside nixos/tests)
and/or package tests
or, for functions and "core" functionality, tests in lib/tests or pkgs/test
made sure NixOS tests are linked to the relevant packages

[ ] Tested compilation of all packages that depend on this change using nix-shell -p nixpkgs-review --run "nixpkgs-review rev HEAD". Note: all changes have to be committed, also see nixpkgs-review usage
[ ] Tested basic functionality of all binary files (usually in ./result/bin/)
24.11 Release Notes (or backporting 23.11 and 24.05 Release notes)

[ ] (Package updates) Added a release notes entry if the change is major or breaking
[ ] (Module updates) Added a release notes entry if the change is significant
[ ] (Module addition) Added a release notes entry if adding a new NixOS module

[ ] Fits CONTRIBUTING.md.

Add a :+1: reaction to pull requests you find important.

I quit nixpkgs #323901, so I won't do any further PR reviews


7.4.1 will not accept License

mankingADVANCED11 posts0I walked through updating a 7.3.5 to 7.4.0
It stripped out my license.I then was told to apply patch 7.4.1
I did that license still would not apply. In frustration, I started over and installed 7.4.1 fresh install and yet still can not apply the license.
Without the license, mobile apps will not work.
allow_url_fopen is on
Not sure how to test this..
Direct connection to boonex.com should be able to be established (i.e. connection without requiring proxy authorization). This is required for license verification.
or if there is a setting I missed PHP?? Dolpin Admin??

7.4.1 should definitely accept the license if the license is correct and isn't expired, you can reset the license for sure just in case.
Regarding mobile apps - there is different problem - https://github.com/boonex/dolphin.pro/issues/686


ROS1 is no longer available in Ubuntu 22.04, please add ROS2 support for LD19

ROS1 support stopped with Ubuntu 20.04, please add ROS2 support for the LD19 to support Ubuntu 22.04.

can STL-27L use ldlidar_stl_ros? thank you


snowboy dosen't work - timeout

When I try to refresh the Snowboy models, I get a timeout error.
profile.json
{
    "intent": {
        "remote": {
            "url": "http://rhasspy.example.loc:12101/api/text-to-intent"
        },
        "system": "remote"
    },
    "microphone": {
        "system": "pyaudio"
    },
    "mqtt": {
        "enabled": "true",
        "host": "rhasspy.example.loc",
        "site_id": "testpi"
    },
    "sounds": {
        "aplay": {
            "device": "default:CARD=seeed2micvoicec"
        },
        "system": "aplay"
    },
    "speech_to_text": {
        "remote": {
            "url": "http://rhasspy.example.loc:12101/api/speech-to-text"
        },
        "system": "remote"
    },
    "text_to_speech": {
        "remote": {
            "url": "http://rhasspy.example.loc:12101/api/text-to-speech"
        },
        "system": "remote"
    },
    "wake": {
        "snowboy": {
            "model": "computer.umdl"
        },
        "system": "snowboy"
    }
}

Log
[ERROR:2020-07-14 16:51:07,929] rhasspyserver_hermes:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/lib/rhasspy/lib/python3.7/site-packages/quart/app.py", line 1821, in full_dispatch_request
    result = await self.dispatch_request(request_context)
  File "/usr/lib/rhasspy/lib/python3.7/site-packages/quart/app.py", line 1869, in dispatch_request
    return await handler(**request_.view_args)
  File "/usr/lib/rhasspy/lib/python3.7/site-packages/rhasspyserver_hermes/__main__.py", line 728, in api_wake_words
    hotwords = await core.get_hotwords()
  File "/usr/lib/rhasspy/lib/python3.7/site-packages/rhasspyserver_hermes/__init__.py", line 814, in get_hotwords
    handle_finished(), messages, message_types
  File "/usr/lib/rhasspy/lib/python3.7/site-packages/rhasspyserver_hermes/__init__.py", line 898, in publish_wait
    result_awaitable, timeout=timeout_seconds
  File "/usr/lib/python3.7/asyncio/tasks.py", line 449, in wait_for
    raise futures.TimeoutError()
concurrent.futures._base.TimeoutError
[DEBUG:2020-07-14 16:50:37,925] rhasspyserver_hermes: Publishing 66 bytes(s) to rhasspy/hotword/getHotwords
[DEBUG:2020-07-14 16:50:37,924] rhasspyserver_hermes: -> GetHotwords(site_id='testpi', id='a8c232a8-e5bc-4d27-9d6f-1e3ae7cd54fc')
[DEBUG:2020-07-14 16:50:37,922] rhasspyserver_hermes: Subscribed to rhasspy/hotword/hotwords

What hardware are you running on? Also, do you see any errors from the snowboy service when starting up?

First I used a raspberry pi 3 and now a raspberry pi 4.
The problem occures on both.
Were can I find the snowboy logs?

They should be printed to the console along with the other service logs, but prefixed with something like "rhasspy-wake-snowboy-hermes". If you're running this in Docker, you can do docker run -it ... instead of docker run -d ... or check out something like portainer.

Hi,
I found the error.
Apparently the snowboy service will not load if the file is not present.
In my case I had a typo "computer.umdl" --> "computer.pmdl".
After I adjusted the profile.json it worked.
Now the refresh also works.
But the snowboy.pmdl, which is the default value, was never there and therefore the service was not started.
LOG
[DEBUG:2020-07-27 09:29:26,031] rhasspywake_snowboy_hermes: Loading model from computer.umdl
[DEBUG:2020-07-27 09:29:26,034] asyncio: Using selector: EpollSelector
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/lib/rhasspy/bin/rhasspy-wake-snowboy-hermes", line 8, in <module>
    sys.exit(main())
  File "/usr/lib/rhasspy/lib/python3.7/site-packages/rhasspywake_snowboy_hermes/__main__.py", line 138, in main
    hermes.load_detectors()
  File "/usr/lib/rhasspy/lib/python3.7/site-packages/rhasspywake_snowboy_hermes/__init__.py", line 126, in load_detectors
    assert model.model_path.is_file(), f"Missing {model.model_path}"
AssertionError: Missing computer.umdl