Revisions Concept Breaks GitOps

There has been a large discussion over email about this topic. I'm opening this up to the repo so we have history and increase participation.

Ellis Bigelow:
Hey @Clive Cox, @Rakesh Kelkar, @Dan Sun, @Lun-kai Hsu
I spent some time chatting with the Knative team about this problem. This is indeed something that they're facing and actively exploring fixes to.
In our discussion, we covered three possible solutions:Use multiple resources (effectively configuration + route)Allow users to set revisionName and persist N revisions into the past.Passthrough multiple configs in the service spec.For #3, the Knative team shutdown this approach (for themselves) from a usability perspective. The configs are already complicated enough, and keeping track of two specs is really cumbersome. This is further complicated in the gitops problem because identifying the correct commit to git revert relies on knowledge of both the canary revision and the standard.
In that case, you might as well be reverting to a commit where only a single configuration exists (i.e., no canary exists), and we're back where we started with picking a commit that uses @latest.
For #1, this is actually an option if you're using OSS Knative. Their data model uses 4 resources, and users have the freedom to control all of them. The problem still exists for their most common users which are trying to rely on the "Service" resource alone. We share the same problem that it complicates the user experience and defeats one of our primary purposes to be a "simple ml spec"
For #2, I think this is the most promising, and this is the direction that Knative is going as well. This approach allows users to specify an optional revision name, which gives them full control over their gitops flow. They can use the @latest pattern as specified in the doc, or they can have their CI system name the revisions. I think this is something that @Rakesh Kelkar was alluding to as well.
 Knative allows users to specify # of revisions in the past to keep. If we follow the suggested pattern of passing all annotations to sub-resources, users could configure this themselves. I think if we defaulted ourselves to something like 100, we could find a happy medium. This means that users can rely on git revert HEAD~100, which should sanely cover most use cases.
What do you think?

Rakesh Kelkar:
(todo reformat)
I think the concept of revision is an implementation detail that we need in order to track multiple resources that are created to serve the spec. I feel likewe need a different named identifier that the user must explicitly specify and use to control partial rollouts and rollbacks. This identifier is optional for users who never want to pin and always rollout changes to 100%, but mandatory to while pinning to allow the system and the user to reason about what is going on and clearly identify variants.
I assert that we must have full desired state in the spec - partial state (where part of it is based on cluster state) is what breaks gitops and makes it impossible to reason about reverts.
Here is a strawman proposal (feel free to shoot down): Lets say that the we allow the user to specify a variant identifier... (distinct from the internal revision we use to track serving resources):
If not specified the variant defaults to - "laika" (first animal in space) - what the user wants to do is in boldNew model first time deployed - variant is named laika, a revision is created to serve at 100%Update model to replace currently serving model - new revision created for variant laika and goes to 100%Try out new model variant deployed as shadow ie 0% - user must pin laika and name the new variant to do this (say named yuri)Increase rollout %age for Yuri to 50- new and old variants must be named. If the spec changes a new revision of yuri will get rolled outRollout to 100%- remove %age and pin Yuri (current revision of Yuri is now LKG)System keeps last X LKG revisions of variants
git revert 5->44 clearly specified 50% Yuri, 50% Laikia - system complies. Since the spec for Yuri in (4) may be subtly different from the spec in (5), a new revision of Yuri may get created. Saved lkg version of Laika will be used
git revert 5->3 or 4->33 clearly specified 0% Yuri so system will revert 100% to lkg revision of Laika. Spec in commit may result in a new revision of Yuri at 0% that matches the commit
git revert to 2spec matches laika lkg, so that goes to 100%
git revert to 1new revision of laika (or old revision if still saved) goes out to 100%
I chose specific names instead of @golden and @latest because:the meaning of latest is ambiguous and changes from 1->5 abovegolden has a qualitative connotation that also changes with timeWhat do you think?

Clive Cox: (todo reformat)
Thanks  Ellis,
I think I was thinking for GitOps to remove Revision you would supply both resource definitions for Canary and Current in same resource. But that probably does increase complexity as you would need to allow a list of sub-resource definitions. The CRD operator would reconcile this to what is running and only add/remove Revisions as needed.
I agree that maybe the additions of allowing revisionNames and/or showing them in Status gets us most of the way to what we need even if its not GitOps.
Thanks Rakesh,
 As I understand your proposal its adding these custom revisionNames into the spec. I have some questions on whether this solves GitOps RollbacksOn going from 5->3 then I assume its still built on assumption that "laika" can be found in revisions stored in KNative and if found will be used. Doesn't this make a lot of assumptions: like Garbage collections might have been done, (might be ok if Ellis' suggestion that we set stored revisions to 100)
various rollout versions of Laika were done after commit 3 so its not going to be Laika as existed at commit 2?Sorry if I misunderstood.
Thanks,
Clive

Rakesh Kelkar:
Hey Clive,
Yes you are right it does rely on laika hanging about. This is a fatal flaw... Laika comes crashing down to earth!!
I agree that the only foolproof way is to have both specs specified. That is basically a denormalized version or separate deployment and service specs. Seems better actually since operations will necessarily be atomic?
-r

Ellis Bigelow:
Hey All,
Clive and Rakesh, thanks for your thoughts! Rakesh, I like how you're thinking, but it does have the flaw you've already identified. This flaw is due to the fact that Laika and Uri both have un-referenceable revisions under the hood. I think this is actually solved by simply naming revisions. If you specify each revision name, you have a handle to it in each of your git commits.
If you think about it, this is really just a special case of your Laika/Uri proposal, except you're only allowed one "revision" for each "variant". If you take it to its logical conclusion, the concept of "variant" dissolves and you're left with just supplying revisionName.
I feel really strongly against providing both canary and primary in the spec, as that might encourage users to do strange traffic splitting configurations that undermine the design of the feature as a "rollout" tool and not an "experimentation" tool. I do want to find an experimentation story, but I don't think this is the right place.
As far as solving gitops for rollouts, I think we should follow Knative's lead here.

Rakesh Kelkar:
Shouldn't revisions be immutable? can that be enforced if users control revision names and the associated spec?

Ellis Bigelow:
Revisions are immutable. The admission controller would reject an existing name.

Clive Cox:
True. But then the users need to ask - ok so I'm on "mymodel24" so need to call it "mymodel25".  I suppose that isn't that bad. Alternatively, you could ensure only 2 revisions are kept in Knative to allow more freedom on reusing names.
Maybe, can we enforce only "latest" is kept after a full rollout? So in that case you can just call your models "green" and "blue"?

Dan Sun:
Just thinking along with Raresh's idea, I am wondering if knative serving can track all the revisions which made to full rollout and tag those revisions with its own serials of names. In this way it is easier to get semantics like "rollback to LKG", "rollback to LKG~2", canary between "LKG/candidate" or "LKG~2/candidate", it also reduce the operational risks of getting strange traffic split on two arbitrary revisions.
-Dan

Ellis Bigelow:
re: Clive's comment,
I think the generation of these names would probably be done with some CI/CD system (or fairing?). Of course, users could manually increment these names, but I imagine there would be a lot of "whoops, I forgot to update the revision name" and the kubectl apply would fail. Maybe that's okay though. The problem with keeping only two is you break the git revert for old revisions, as we discussed earlier.
re: Dan,
I worry a little bit about the complexity of these naming conventions. Maybe I'm not thinking it through, but I'd hate the user to have to think "was it LKG~2 or LKG~3".

Rakesh Kelkar: (todo format)
So I've had a principle I have been trying to meet to ensure cluster ops is decoupled from model ops:"desired state" is enough to boot strap a new cluster (that starts from zero state). Cluster state created by past operations is not required.
However I have beenstruggling to understand how it is upheld in a gitops context.. consider the following scenario:Commit 1: serve A1Cluster X starts serving A1Commit 2: server A2Cluster X attempts to spin up A2 but A2 pods keep failingCluster X gives up on A2 but keeps serving A1At this point, cluster Ops rolls out a new cluster Y to replace X...Cluster Y syncs the latest commit from GIT - that is A2Cluster Y attempts to serve A2 but also fails to start podsCluster Y is now not serving anything The only way to get around this is for the cluster or some agent that is monitoring the rollout, to trigger a GIT revert when A2 is marked as failed. Is this a reasonable assumption? Does GitOps mandate the presence of this monitoring agent?
Also the x% scheme that we have in the spec right now also breaks this principle (unless as Clive suggests both revision specs are included in the commit).
Is the stated principle impossible to achieve? Does cluster Y have to sync cluster X LKG state in order to be transparent to users?
Alternate solves everything proposal (or has another annoying fatal flaw @Clive Cox?)Would it be reasonable instead to just support a spec that has upto two revisions specs slots in it 0, 1 and a knob to switch which one should be primary? Kind of  like how key rotation works? Can also include %age distribution between the two?
In terms of the effective user data model there are two entities, deployment and service... all that we are doing in this spec is denormalizing them into one document to make them "easier" to use... the denormalized view is by-value and we support by-reference in addition we might end up with a nice default but allow those who want separate files with separate edit histories the option to do that too. Strong opinions, lightly held?
-r

Ellis Bigelow: (todo format)
I think you're right Rakesh, during rollout mode, you lose blind re-instantiation of the resources in another cluster. This is a fundamental issue of the revision pattern.
I've played a little bit with a "canary" semantic and you'd end up with something like this:apiVersion: "serving.kubeflow.org/v1alpha1"kind: "Service"metadata: name: "myModel" annotations: cloud.google.com/gke-accelerator: nvidia-tesla-t4spec: minReplicas: 1 maxReplicas: 2 tensorflow: modelUri: "gs://mybucket/mymodel" resources: requests: memory: 1Gi cpu: 400m nvidia.com/gpu: 1 rolloutPercent: 10 canary: minReplicas: 1 maxReplicas: 2 tensorflow: modelUri: "gs://mybucket/mymodel" resources: requests: memory: 1Gi cpu: 400m nvidia.com/gpu: 1
It's not great, but it may be out only option if we want to enable the blind re-instantiation pattern you're talking about. I've never seen this pattern in practice, so I wonder how possible it actually is:For things like LoadBalancer Services, IP configurations would be brokenFor things that use ValidatingAdmissionControllers to check pointer in specs of dependent resources, you have an order of operations problem in the apply, which is huge combinatorial explosion which would make this pattern infeasible.From the managed service perspective, it certainly would be nice if I didn't have to think about user's configurations' state during cluster failover. I also like the idea of avoiding the whole "revision name" problem.

Ellis Bigelow:
Also FYI,
Knative's Service Spec is going to change: https://github.com/knative/serving/milestone/18. We should take a look through as they're likely discussing similar things.

Rakesh Kelkar: (todo format)
Thanks for the pointer to kn changes, will look.
On the concerns you listed,
1. Why would it break loadbalancer IP config?
I see the spec as a denormalized version of the underlying resources:Deployment1
Deployment2Service (with deployment selector)
So its just syntactic convenience, because in the minimal case you only specify one spec and get the deployment for free. Also when you update the file, you don't have to remember to delete the old deployment.

order of operationsCan you elaborate on the order of operations problem? I agree that the code would be more complex in that it has to deal with a list - but I dont understand the ordering issue..?
-r

Dan Sun:
Instead of having both revisions on spec, another option maybe is to sync all the spec revision changes to a database(audit trails) and you can recover the LKG state from there in another cluster.
Dan

Rakesh Kelkar:
My read of your comment is a mechanism to store cluster state and then relying on that state. That is certainly a possibility and would require a new cluster to sync state from existing cluster LKG state before syncing users desired state. Just wondering if that can be reasonably avoided?

Clive Cox:
I think having a dependency on syncing state from somewhere external adds a lot of external complexity.
I still like the "gitops" friendly main and canary in same spec...
Echoing Rakesh, can you expand Ellis on the two problems you mentioned?

Dan Sun: todo format
I like the idea of keeping the LKG on the spec but in practice it does rely on user doing the right thing otherwise the complexity of validation can be a explosion as Ellis said.
For example1 : initially you have M1 and rollout 1002 : canary rollout m2, now you have both M1 M2 on the spec and set percent 20%3 : you decided m2 is not good then you update m2 to m3 4 : m3 looks good then update to 100% and remove m1 have m3 become the LKG
Here is the question what if user did not remove m1 and directly update m3 to m4, we may lose the LGK state ? Just do not know what the validation logic would be here.

Rakesh Kelkar: todo format
The specs can be validated for syntactical correctness only.  Not sure the spec can be validated for semantic correctness.
So moving m3 to 100% => making it primary, if the user now updates m3->m4 then the desired state is m4 primary, m1 secondary. If m4 fails to rollout the system will attempt to rollback to m1. This is "correct" per the spec.
The key here is that correctness is maintained and the user is provided the mechanism to specify both lkg and canary. The syntax should make doing the right thing easy, but I don't think we can prevent the user from making a semantic mistake.
An even worse situation is if the user in your example updates m1 to m3 (when m2 is not good) and then it turns out m3 is not good too - this will put the cluster into a bad state (spec says m2 and m3 both of which are bad) and alerts should fire.
For bad situations, alerts should fire quickly and loudly, and well behaved, responsible CI/CD systems that are monitoring the rollout should revert the commit triggering a roll-forward to LKG state. The cluster may keep state (keep serving m1) but the contract with the user must be that this state cannot be relied upon and a revert is required asap.
I am tempted to suggest that if revisions ids are some kind of spec content hash, we could have an optional check to ensure that whatever is set as secondary exists on the cluster. But that also couples the rollout dependent to cluster state... and would at the very least require a cluster to differentiate steady state from bootstrap. Further this will make things will get even more complex for multiple clusters (with potentially different states) across availability zones or scale units...
-r
-r

Ellis Bigelow:
This is a really awesome discussion. I will migrate this to an issue for kfserving and we can continue in there.

 A couple of you asked me to follow up on previous points.
I was playing devil's advocate against the idea of whether or not GitOps as we're discussing it is even feasible. Let's take the assumption that we've committed a set of YAML files to a repo and want to apply them to separate clusters.
Problem 1)
For LoadBalancer Services, at least in GKE, you apply a static IP to them. This means that if the configuration is replicated to multiple clusters, one will succeed and one will fail.
Problem 2)
Many resources reference other resources. Often they do this using ValidatingAdmissionControllers which assert that the resource exists before you point to it. If you're trying to copy a git repo of YAMLs, anything that's asserting existence of other resources will fail. The number of times you have to retry kubectl apply ./**/* to get a successful ordering of these dependencies is combinatorial.
All I'm really trying to say is that there are other common examples of things in the kubernetes universe that make GitOps challenging. That said, I don't think it's a great excuse to be a part of the problem.

I've compiled some thoughts below. I see saving state to another source of truth as a non-starter. I think there are two remaining options -- please correct me if I've missed or misunderstood one from our discussion!
Approach A
apiVersion: "serving.kubeflow.org/v1alpha1"
kind: "KFService"
metadata:
  name: "myModel"
  annotations:
    cloud.google.com/gke-accelerator: nvidia-tesla-t4
spec:
  rolloutPercent: 10
  revisions: ["my-old-rev", "@latest"]
  minReplicas: 1
  maxReplicas: 2
  tensorflow:
    modelUri: "gs://mybucket/mymodel"
    resources:
      requests:
        memory: 1Gi
        cpu: 400m
        nvidia.com/gpu: 1

Approach B
apiVersion: "serving.kubeflow.org/v1alpha1"
kind: "KFService"
metadata:
  name: "myModel"
  annotations:
    cloud.google.com/gke-accelerator: nvidia-tesla-t4
spec:
  minReplicas: 1
  maxReplicas: 2
  tensorflow:
    modelUri: "gs://mybucket/mymodel"
    resources:
      requests:
        memory: 1Gi
        cpu: 400m
        nvidia.com/gpu: 1
  canary:
    rolloutPercent: 10
    minReplicas: 1
    maxReplicas: 2
    tensorflow:
      modelUri: "gs://mybucket/mymodel-2"
      resources:
        requests:
          memory: 1Gi
          cpu: 400m
          nvidia.com/gpu: 1

TL;DR
Neither solution is ideal, I'm leaning option B.
Deep Dive
Firstly, I think the levels of tradeoffs we're making are reasonable given that we're dealing with a reasonably complex feature. The more I think about it, the more I feel that approach A is simpler on the surface, but more complex underneath. As far as approach B goes, I don't like how canary is a sibling of tensorflow. This leads to nasty diffs when moving from canary to primary. I also don't want to nest the "primary" spec under some key so that "canary" can be siblings with the "primary". This will cause the non-canary use cases to be exposed to "primary" key which is very confusing.
I like that a bunch of concepts go away in approach B, e.g., Revisions, @latest, etc. This also removes weird cases where and old revision has "minNodes" and potentially latent traffic which could cause strange resource usage outside of the users control. I think this simplification might be really nice to users. Another note is that our "status" field suddenly becomes much simpler as we're only dealing with a maximum of 4 (2 x (lastCreated + lastReady)) Revisions under the hood.
If we follow the pattern of passing through all labels & annotations from the Service to all the subresources, this could potentially cause an issue if someone wants to canary labels/annotations to subresources. This probably isn't a big deal though.
I think Knative is able to get away with their revision approach since users have the ability to modify Revisions or Configurations or Routes if anything goes wrong. I still feel quite strongly about maintaining a single resource semantic, so we may need to make tradeoffs like a bigger spec for the most complex use cases. It's also worth noting that this topic is still a huge point of contention among the knative community, so it's reasonable that we make a different decision. We can always pivot if they find a better solution in the meantime. I do realize that we're moving further away from a Knative-like spec as originally proposed, but that's OK!
Using a Revision Based spec
Pros:

Supports pinned, canary, and blue-green deployment patterns.
SimpleSpec. User config will be <20 lines in almost all cases.
Editing the spec is very clean. User can canary by only editing revisions and the field their changing. Clean diffs.

Cons:

The old Revision's spec is somewhat hidden. Requires past knowledge of configuration.
Makes use of additional concepts like Revisions and @latest that users must understand.
Violates git-ops. Cannot migrate arbitrary KFService to another cluster. If deleted, underlying Revisions cannot be recovered.

Adopting an inline spec
Pros:

Supports pinned (rolloutPercent=0), canary, and blue-green (runLatest) deployment patterns.
Doesn't violate git-ops.  Can't be broken by deleting underlying revisions (or failing over to new cluster)
Allows complete removal of "Revision" concept, simplifying user experience

Cons:

User has complete control to violate canary pattern. Can update primary while a canary exists
Doesn't support n-way revision selection (may be a disguised pro).
Editing the spec is a little weird, user will need to copy canary spec into primary spec. Unclean diffs.
Allows users to switch the primary spec while canarying which can be dangerous

Other thoughts

In the simple usecase, the spec is identically simple in both approaches (this is good!).
In the future, could have a point to "KFServiceConfigurations" instead of inline definitions to allow flexibility.

I dont understand problem 1 you listed above. When you have 1 yaml and 2 clusters, there are two possibilities, depending on how the clusters are related:
a. clusters are independent
b. clusters are related (e.g. setup for across availability zones for HA)
If they are independent, both clusters do their thing and dont care about the other. So in your example both setup an IP.
If they are related, then my assumption is that they have some extra config e.g. scale unit id that allows them to setup the two model instances behind a single higher level construct like an L7 load balancer. On azure this would be Traffic Manager (there are many assumptions in this assertion - however the key point is that cluster admin decides controls the behavior).
For problem 2 - thanks for clarifying. I agree that if there were multiple specs the problem would exist.

@ellis-bigelow  thanks for the detailed summary and pro/cons. I think the fundamental difference between A & B is that A references revisions that are cluster state while B is fully specified.. I think we can work the spirit of B into different syntax that might alleviate some of the cons you mentioned, specifically unclean diffs - that seems very sad and unavoidable with that particular syntax. The first and last con are anti-patterns that the format allows but would be foolhardy to do (i.e. format should ensure the diff makes this easy to catch in a PR, but if you really want to do it nothing stops you).
Here is an alternative syntax for B that I'd like to throw out...
Notes:

the normal spec section if included must be the only spec and is automatically primary and 100%
if the normal spec is excluded user can include specs for blue and green. Only one can be primary
rolloutPercent can only be set if primary=false
rolloutPercent (which is actually trafficPercent IMO) can be 0-99. Cannot be set to 100%. To set to 100%, make primary=true
4a. rolloutPercent defaults to 0

Scenarios:

Simple starter single version - just spec, have fun editing it and rolling out to 100% traffic
I need a canary - add blue and green specs. Set primary and on secondary set rollout/traffic=0
Hmm, lets try some load - change rollout/traffic=20%
Uff, that doesnt work - iterate on secondary spec also adjust rollout if required
Looks good ship it! - delete rollout/traffic attribute and set primary to correct values (diff looks great!)

apiVersion: "serving.kubeflow.org/v1alpha1"
kind: "KFService"
metadata:
  name: "myModel"
  annotations:
    cloud.google.com/gke-accelerator: nvidia-tesla-t4

# NOTE1: can only be set if blue and green specs are omitted. If included - is primary and will be 100%
# spec:
#     minReplicas: 1
#     maxReplicas: 2
#     tensorflow:
#         modelUri: "gs://mybucket/mymodel"
#         resources:
#         requests:
#             memory: 1Gi
#             cpu: 400m
#             nvidia.com/gpu: 1

blue:
    spec:
        # NOTE2: can only be set to true on one of the two!
        isPrimary: true
        minReplicas: 1
        maxReplicas: 2
        tensorflow:
            modelUri: "gs://mybucket/mymodel"
            resources:
            requests:
                memory: 1Gi
                cpu: 400m
                nvidia.com/gpu: 1
green:
    spec:
        isPrimary: false
        # NOTE3: rolloutPercent only be set if isPrimary=false
        # NOTE4: rolloutPercent can only be 0-99 (100 not allowed)
        rolloutPercent: 10
        minReplicas: 1
        maxReplicas: 2
        tensorflow:
        modelUri: "gs://mybucket/mymodel-2"
        resources:
            requests:
            memory: 1Gi
            cpu: 400m
            nvidia.com/gpu: 1

Could also have primary=blue at the top level instead of isPrimary but I like that the isPrimary attribute forces you to go to the spec who's status you are modifying... seems more explicit that way, draws attention even in diffs to exactly what is becoming primary.

@rakelkar  I think we are getting closer ! This does address the issue for unclear diffs and alleviate some of the potential user errors. Another rule I think we need here is to make the primary spec immutable in blue/green mode, also seems the user specified revision name is needed on spec in the rollback scenario.
blue:
    spec:
        # NOTE2: can only be set to true on one of the two!
        isPrimary: true
        userRevisionName: "mymodel1"
        minReplicas: 1
        maxReplicas: 2
        tensorflow:
            modelUri: "gs://mybucket/mymodel"
            resources:
            requests:
                memory: 1Gi
                cpu: 400m
                nvidia.com/gpu: 1
green:
    spec:
        isPrimary: false
        # NOTE3: rolloutPercent only be set if isPrimary=false
        # NOTE4: rolloutPercent can only be 0-99 (100 not allowed)
        userRevisionName: "mymodel2"
        rolloutPercent: 0
        minReplicas: 1
        maxReplicas: 2
        tensorflow:
        modelUri: "gs://mybucket/mymodel-2"
        resources:
            requests:
            memory: 1Gi
            cpu: 400m
            nvidia.com/gpu: 1

There is still one case I am struggling to figure out how it would work is that once the mymodel2 is made primary with full rollout then user finds a regression, in revision approach you can choose to pin to the last good revision and set the rollout percent to 0 but here it seems we are not able to do so after primary is updated. I think we get better user experience with the inline spec but loses some of the flexibility revision approach gives.

@yuzisun blue green was inspired by a comment you made during the last meeting :)
Why does the user need to specify the revision name? The fact that a revision exists seems like an implementation detail. All that the user asserts is that this spec must be primary. Can the system not match to cluster artifacts (using a primary spec content hash for instance)?
In a way you can consider cluster state as a cache rather than a source of truth. Every rollout is a change (you cant refer to a value in cluster state), but since cluster is smart it will try to use the cache... does that analogy work?
If you accept this reasoning, then the concept of immutable is not valid, since the question immutable with respect to what cannot be answered without referring to cluster state?
Modifications to the primary spec can come from 2 sources - a. make secondary primary, b. change primary in-place. I think you are concerned about the latter. I posit that modifying the primary spec is like saying "I'm confident, do it now"... ofcourse your confidence can be misplaced, however a possible scenario for this is one where I need to do an urgent or safe fix (say increase maxReplicas or resources) on a1 when the state is a1=primary and a2=secondary at 0%.
The key is that the syntax should make it hard to make this change inadvertently. If you decide to willingly take a risk, well, life will give you feedback if you get too reckless :)
Given this conscious mutability, the solution to your mymodel2 case becomes: if you find a regression after setting a model to primary, you can either modify the primary spec to the LKG spec or revert till you get back to LKG!

Hey all,
Interesting discussion and a lot to unpack here. It seems like we're converging on something in spirit with Option B. I'm confident we can nail an effective structure for it.
Firstly, I think there's a fundamental disagreement on the terminology for blue-green. I understand it as: "A rollout mechanism where a new configuration is deployed to new servers follow by a traffic flip". This is in contrast to an "in-place" deployment where servers are upgraded without changes to routing. In our example, simply updating the normal spec would execute a blue-green deployment. This is basically what k8s deployment gives you out of the box. https://docs.cloudfoundry.org/devguide/deploy-apps/blue-green.html
A canary is a step further than blue-green where instead of a traffic swap, there is a traffic flip. This mechanism isn't automated by default and requires a canary strategy for when to increase the percent. I see this whole discussion as centered around the question: "how to canary".
The three mechanisms can be summarized as:

Pinned strategy: rolloutPercent = 0 (rollout resources but not traffic, do manual inspection)
Canary strategy: rolloutPercent = [1,99]
BlueGreen strategy: rolloutPercent = 100 (can be simplified to a single spec)

By those definitions (i.e., how I understand the industry standard naming), I see your blue/green spec as misnamed.
Secondly, I think your spec violates K8s CRD structures. As far as I understand, resources have the 5 standard top level keys shown here: https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/federation/v1/definitions/#_v1_namespace.
Thirdly, I'm not sure I see the value in specifying "isPrimary". Can we not imply "primary" by the top level key?
Building on your work, what do you think about:
apiVersion: "serving.kubeflow.org/v1alpha1"
kind: "KFService"
metadata:
  name: "myModel"
spec:
  minReplicas: 1 # can only be set if stable and canary specs are omitted.
  maxReplicas: 2 # can only be set if stable and canary specs are omitted.
  tensorflow: # can only be set if stable and canary specs are omitted.
    modelUri: "gs://mybucket/mymodel"
  stable: # can be used alone or alongside canary
    minReplicas: 1
    maxReplicas: 2
    tensorflow:
      modelUri: "gs://mybucket/mymodel"
  canary: # must be used alongside stable
    rolloutPercent: 50
    minReplicas: 1
    maxReplicas: 2
    tensorflow:
      modelUri: "gs://mybucket/mymodel"

This should be fairly clean to define using slices.

Agreed on the naming since we are conflating the two things. IsPrimary can be encoded to the type name, but I think it does give some value of cleaner diff and without that you need to copy canary to stable, maybe that's not a big deal. How about the following spec ?
apiVersion: "serving.kubeflow.org/v1alpha1"
kind: "KFService"
metadata:
  name: "myModel"
spec:
  runlatest:  # can only be set if stable and canary specs are omitted.
    mlspec: {}
  stable: # can be used alone or alongside canary
    mlspec: {}
  canary: # must be used alongside stable
    rolloutPercent: 50
    mlspec: {}

ModelSpec:
    minReplicas: 1
    maxReplicas: 2
    tensorflow:
      modelUri: "gs://mybucket/mymodel"

I think that's the closest we've gotten so far.
nit: runlatest -> runLatest
It's a little "knative-y" since we share that term, but I think that's a good thing. The best part about this is that it results in clean diffs no matter how you edit it.

Noodling on this further:
routeTo:
  <modelSpec>
canary:
  <modelSpec>

"routeTo" makes sense on it's own, but it also makes sense in the context of canarying. Not perfect though...

Great points @ellis-bigelow thanks for clarifying the terms. Putting both at the same level does improve it.
@yuzisun I had the isPrimary instead of the type name because that makes it easier to change without inadvertently modifying the spec. However I think the proposed struct can also be edited fairly safely..
Here is how I would use it:

specify stable
specify canary
iterate on canary and possibly bump %age
delete all the lines from stable modelSpec to canary rolloutPercent and voila canary becomes stable

A few questions and comments:

@ellis-bigelow 👍  to merging stable and runLatest. Maybe call it primary or default? (if you feel stable has a qualitative connotation that might be misleading). I don't like routeTo, it has a high handed imperative feel like runLatest (which also feels odd) :)
On mature reflection maybe its better to let canary go to 100% (at step 3 above). This additionally allows me to do a single commit that adds a canary at 100% with the confidence that stable will remain if canary rollout fails. With 99% I am forced to do two commits or take a risk. I cant remember why I thought limiting it to 99% was a good idea earlier :-)
Can we change rolloutPercent to trafficPercent? I think that makes more sense than rolloutPercent since its traffic that is being controlled. Rollout feels like # of machines/pds but that doesnt make sense in the context of min/max replicas.

I'm open to rolloutPercent, traffic, trafficPercent, or others. I'm less excited about default primary or default given that they seem very redundant on their own in the non-canary case. That's how I came up with routeTo, as it makes more sense on it's own, similar to runLatest. If we can't find a name that satisfies the intent of both the canary and non-canary use case, we can always keep them as separate "modes" (e.g. runLatest, stable, canary).
Would love to hear from @cliveseldon, or @yuzisun. I'll discuss internally as well. This is always something we can tweak if the structure is known, but it's best to get it right the first try.

I certainly prefer just 2 modelSpec locations and not 3 - as 3 is error prone and confusing to me
As for routeTo, stable, primary name - I think I prefer stable or primary as even routeTo is confusing with Canary use as the Canary is obviously being routeTo-ed!  stable/primary also implies there can be canary in future.
I prefer traffic or trafficPercent if we are enforcing adding up to 100 on both

I still prefer to keep 3 because they are two different deployment strategy, we probably do not want to confuse user on the spec and with proper validation it is not an issue.
In terms of naming, I feel stable and canary version are commonly used terminology for canary rollout, or maybe we can call it canaryStable and canaryCandidate for a better indication that they are logically grouped together?
either rolloutPercent or trafficPercent is fine to me.

re @rakelkar: allowing canary to go 100% does solve my problem in the use case where user may still want to rollback after full rollout, but a bit confusing that stable and canary 100% both exist.

I will update the PR with latest:
rolloutPercent -> trafficPercent
two subspecs: primary + canary
We can always rename this, but I want to unblock implementation as I feel we've roughly exhausted this discussion. After some time and introspection, perhaps we'll have new feelings. Sound good?


Does the database remain online and responsive during an encrypt/decrypt operation?

If TDE is enabled or disabled for a database, does the database remain online and responsive during the encrypt/decrypt operation? If it remains online, are DTUs consumed by the encrypt/decrypt operation?
From testing, it appears that the database does remain online and that no DTUs or CPU are consumed.
But I would love for the answer to be officially stated within the documentation. Thanks!

Document Details
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ID: a44a0e0d-f0a8-fe91-8ae5-a901e103f89e
Version Independent ID: 834b8bc9-d661-0204-9ece-1f370067ec96
Content: Transparent data encryption - Azure SQL Database & SQL Managed Instance & Azure Synapse Analytics
Content Source: articles/azure-sql/database/transparent-data-encryption-tde-overview.md
Service: sql-database
Sub-service: security
GitHub Login: @shohamMSFT
Microsoft Alias: shohamd

@robtextrequest Thank you for your feedback. We are looking into this and will get back. Thanks

@shohamMSFT Can you please provide your insights for the above ask please.? Thanks

@robtextrequest Yes the database remains online during the encrypt/decrypt operations when TDE is enabled or disabled on a database. No additional DTUs are consumed.
There is typically a <5% CPU overhead during the initial encryption scan.
Thanks for the feedback on the documentation, we will continue to improve it.

#please-close


Updated docs for EndpointSliceTerminatingCondition

Resolved Issue #38387 Stale docs for EndpointSliceTerminatingCondition
Made a new PR, similar to #37913, but targeting the main branch as per Instructed.

Thanks @YashPimple
/lgtm

/lgtm cancel
We should not use the wrong condition name.

👋🏻 @YashPimple Please do the changes suggested above and rebase your PR too.
Here are some references/tips:

merge conflicts and rebasing
squashing commits

Another option would be:
Close this pull request, and open a new one based on the main branch that makes the same changes. In the new PR, mention that it's a replacement for PR https://github.com/kubernetes/website/pull/38390
Thank you.

Replaced by https://github.com/kubernetes/website/pull/38701


Add a migrations warning for ValueGeneratedOnAdd for a non-key property for SqlServer

If a key property is configured as ValueGeneratedOnAdd without an explicit ValueGenerationStrategy, then it will fall back to the default ValueGenerationStrategy configured on the model, however it will have no effect on non-key properties, which might be confusing for users not closely familiar with these configuration options.
However it can still be a valid model if the user adds custom SQL to add a trigger or other mechanism to generate the value, therefore only a warning should be shown.

EF Team Triage: We won't do this now but we can revisit if we get information from customers that indicates that the warning can help.

If we ever do this we should consider generating a TODO comment.


Set TO DO to contribute

I liked the project and want to contribute I found many things to improve. Is the project still being maintained?

It is being maintained. What are the things you have in mind for improvement?


Pool errors

Describe the bug
Misleading error when depositing into and withdrawing from Pools
Deposit USDT into BSC
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

Go to pools BNB USDT
Deposit 1 USDT
See error (even though successful)

[ethjs-query] while formatting outputs from RPC '{"value":{"code":-32603,"data":{"request":{"id":3460668160301,"jsonrpc":"2.0","...5a3a57c68656e82af6a33a0715102736d9c87ae8db2235cd7a57a525248688d405bfaa3089f383ce931d336"],"method":"eth_sendRawTransaction"}}}}'

Go to Withdraw

[ethjs-query] while formatting outputs from RPC '{"value":{"code":-32603,"data":{"request":{"id":3460668160304,"jsonrpc":"2.0","...b169a0dbf72add6bf5a9aa03966dafd8b14a555689540b4a34f5c8cde281708ff134965f272f1126588d973"],"method":"eth_sendRawTransaction"}}}}'
Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.

Fixed. It will show Failed to send transaction when getting this error.


Add (de)serialization using serde

Thank you for creating this crate. I have found it extremely useful in a handful of applications and projects I have been working on. I would like to contribute by adding the ability to serialize and deserialize the Process Unique Identifier (PUID). The serde (https://serde.rs/) crate is used to implement serialization and deserialization. The Deserialize and Serialize traits are derived using the macros from the serde_derive crate.
I had a need in an application to transmit the Process Unique Id (PUID) over a TCP stream. I was converting the ProcessUniqueId to a string using the Display trait, but I thought it would be more elegant and versatile to implement serialization and deserialization with the serde crate. I think it might be possible to create duplicate PUIDs with deserialization, so this might need to be added with caution.
I looked at the contribution section of the README and I am okay with the licensing. Please let me know if there is anything else I should do to merge these changes. Thank you.

Whoops, I am sorry. I totally missed the conversation in the other pull request (#7) about (de)serialization. Sorry for the possible duplicate.

Accidentally creating unintentional duplicates is a possibility but I've decided that I'm fine with that. Thanks!

Actually, wait. Sorry, I had to revert that merge. Could you open a new PR putting this behind a feature (and document it in the README)? I don't want a simple ID crate to pull in so many dependencies unless required.

And I was wondering for the last 15 minutes why suddenly Cargo refused to fetch the new version:
    Updating git repository `https://github.com/Stebalien/snowflake.git`
error: failed to load source for a dependency on `snowflake`

Caused by:
  Unable to update https://github.com/Stebalien/snowflake.git?rev=1f0b898

Caused by:
  [4/-3] Revspec '1f0b898' not found.

🤣 🤣 🤣

Can I propose a simpler solution, something like this: https://github.com/PumpkinDB/PumpkinDB/blob/master/pumpkindb_engine/src/script/mod_storage.rs#L437-L444 ?

Sorry, I thought I had reverted that fast enough that no one would catch me.
I really would like to use a standardized solution like serde, I just don't want to pull it in as a dependency by default. Eventually, we may get "auto dependencies" or whatever they're called at the moment this problem should go away.

how about a feature-gating this PR?

Could you open a new PR putting this behind a feature (and document it in the README)?

Actually, wait. Sorry, I had to revert that merge. Could you open a new PR putting this behind a feature (and document it in the README)? I don't want a simple ID crate to pull in so many dependencies unless required.

No worries. This should be pretty straight-forward and I can put together another PR. I like the idea of making it optional as well.


Remove unnecessary PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase compat shim

All PHP versions support the use statement and can inherit directly from PHPUnit's TestCase class.
PHPUnit added a forwards compatibility shim in version 4.8.35: sebastianbergmann/phpunit@a55235c

My thoughts exactly. Great work!


Alizer should be more resilient when detecting ports in a component

I ran Alizer via the command line for a number of Git repositories, and it failed to detect ports in all of them, for varying reasons.

For a sample node project: It failed because it can’t handle port declarations like var PORT = process.env.PORT || 8080. It expects something like var PORT = 8080

Ideally alizer would be able to handle this scenario too as it seems to be a relatively common convention in nodejs projects

For a Go project: It can only handle certain frameworks, and Burr’s repo wasn’t using any specific REST framework.

Alizer can handle a number of different Go REST frameworks (e.g. Go-Gin), but it can detect ports that are just using Go's built in net/http web server

For Quarkus and Spring Boot projects, there isn’t anywhere in the source code where the port is defined explicitly, and alizer doesn’t make any “assumptions” about default ports it seems (edited)

Does alizer benefit from returning the default port (8080) in this scenario? Or should it still return nil?

For Quarkus the port may be defined in the application.properties src/main/resources/application.properties   ie quarkus.http.port=8082
or in yaml
src/main/resources/application.yaml
quarkus:
   http:
     port: 8082

UPDATE: I've looked into the first issue regarding the nodeJS project. This project is an Express.js project and it uses the express_detector. This is quite different than the rest of the detectors, which are using the package.json in order to recognize any ports. Here we are analyzing the code of the script we find inside the package.json and we are searching for the app.listen.
I've created a PR which adds the required functionality, but I think this should only be added to the express_detector as the rest of the javascript detectors follow a different flow for port recognition.

UPDATE: For the 2nd case I've created a second PR for to add a feature to the go_enricher in order to perform port recognition even if a framework has not been recognized for the given project.


Fix for symbol loading when creating dataset. Fixed CLI dataset creation

Some args that where present in the CLI function where not present in the create_dataset function.
I removed thos for the time beeing reason beeing that this seems to have not worked before.
If this is wrong and you want me to restore the args and add new parameters to the create_dataset function instead let me know and I will change it.

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Add custom option to printer settings

Implement a segment for custom printer options in the printer settings combo box, allowing for future logic attachment. [skip gpt_engineer][test]

test

Based on the pull request to add custom printer settings options, here's a test plan:
Test Plan for Custom Printer Settings Feature
1. UI Component Tests
Printer Settings Combo Box

Verify the combo box is visible and accessible in the UI
Confirm the combo box contains the "Custom" option
Check that all existing printer options are still present
Validate the default selection behavior
Test keyboard navigation through options

Custom Settings Form/Panel

Verify the custom settings input fields appear when "Custom" is selected
Validate that all required input fields are present
Check input field labels are clear and properly aligned
Test field validation for required inputs

2. Functional Tests
Data Input

Test entering valid values in all custom settings fields
Verify input validation for:

Numeric fields
Required fields
Maximum/minimum value constraints

Test handling of invalid input data
Verify data persistence between sessions

Selection Behavior

Test switching between preset printers and custom option
Verify custom settings are retained when switching back to custom option
Validate proper state management when changing selections

3. Integration Tests
Save/Load Functionality

Test saving custom printer configurations
Verify loading saved custom configurations
Validate configuration persistence across application restarts

Optimization Logic

Verify custom printer settings are properly used in space optimization calculations
Test boundary conditions with custom printer dimensions
Validate results against expected outcomes

4. Error Handling
Input Validation

Test error messages for invalid inputs
Verify proper handling of missing required fields
Test boundary conditions for numeric inputs

State Management

Verify proper error handling for invalid state transitions
Test recovery from invalid configurations

5. Performance Tests
Load Time

Measure impact on application load time
Verify smooth transitions when switching printer options

Memory Usage

Monitor memory usage with multiple custom configurations
Test for memory leaks during extended use

6. Compatibility Tests
Browser Compatibility

Test across major browsers:

Chrome
Firefox
Safari
Edge

Device Compatibility

Test on different screen sizes
Verify responsive behavior
Test touch input on mobile devices

Test Cases Priority
High Priority

Basic custom printer option selection
Input validation for custom settings
Configuration persistence
Integration with optimization logic

Medium Priority

UI responsiveness
Error message clarity
Browser compatibility
State management

Low Priority

Performance optimization
Advanced validation scenarios
Edge case handling

Acceptance Criteria

Users can successfully select and configure custom printer settings
All input validations work as expected
Custom configurations persist between sessions
Optimization calculations work correctly with custom settings
UI is responsive and user-friendly
No critical errors in normal operation

Out of Scope

Automated printer detection
Network printer integration
Print queue management
Advanced printer configuration options

This test plan should be executed before merging the pull request to ensure the custom printer settings feature works as intended.

Based on the pull request to add custom printer settings, here's a test plan:
Test Plan for Custom Printer Settings Feature
1. UI Tests
Combo Box Display

Verify the printer settings combo box includes a "Custom" option
Confirm the combo box still displays all existing printer options
Check that the combo box styling matches the existing UI

Custom Option Selection

Test selecting the "Custom" option from the dropdown
Verify the selection persists after changing other settings
Ensure proper visual feedback when "Custom" is selected

2. Functional Tests
Data Handling

Verify custom printer settings are properly stored
Test loading/saving custom printer configurations
Validate data persistence across application sessions

Integration Tests

Test interaction between custom settings and other printer options
Verify custom settings don't interfere with existing printer presets
Check that switching between custom and preset options works correctly

3. Edge Cases
Input Validation

Test boundary values for custom printer settings
Verify handling of invalid input
Check error messages and validation feedback

State Management

Test application state when switching between printer options
Verify proper cleanup when removing custom settings
Check state persistence across page refreshes

4. Regression Tests
Existing Functionality

Verify all existing printer presets still work
Test that original printer settings remain unchanged
Confirm no impact on other application features

Performance

Check for any performance impact when using custom settings
Test application responsiveness with multiple custom configurations
Verify memory usage remains stable

5. Documentation Tests
User Interface

Verify help text and tooltips are accurate
Check that custom settings are clearly labeled
Confirm documentation reflects new custom option

API Documentation

Review documentation for custom settings implementation
Verify API endpoints for custom printer settings
Check error handling documentation

Test Environment Requirements

Modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari)
Different screen sizes/resolutions
Various operating systems (Windows, MacOS, Linux)

Success Criteria

Custom printer option appears and functions in combo box
Settings persist correctly
No regression in existing functionality
Performance remains stable
Documentation is complete and accurate

Notes

Focus on integration with existing printer settings
Ensure backward compatibility
Test across different browsers and devices
Verify error handling and user feedback

This test plan should be executed before merging the pull request to ensure quality and stability of the new custom printer settings feature.

Based on the pull request to add custom printer settings options, here's a test plan to verify the functionality:
Test Plan for Custom Printer Settings Option
1. UI Components Testing
Printer Settings Combo Box

[ ] Verify the combo box is visible and accessible in the UI
[ ] Confirm "Custom" option appears in the dropdown list
[ ] Check that the combo box properly displays the currently selected option
[ ] Validate that the combo box is properly styled and aligned

Custom Settings Form/Panel

[ ] Verify custom settings fields appear when "Custom" is selected
[ ] Check that all input fields are properly labeled
[ ] Validate input field types are appropriate (text, number, etc.)
[ ] Confirm form layout is responsive and properly aligned

2. Functionality Testing
Selection Behavior

[ ] Test selecting "Custom" option from dropdown
[ ] Verify switching between preset options and custom option
[ ] Confirm previous selections are preserved when switching between options
[ ] Test default selection behavior on initial load

Data Validation

[ ] Test input validation for required fields
[ ] Verify numeric fields accept only valid numbers
[ ] Test boundary values for numeric inputs
[ ] Confirm error messages display appropriately for invalid inputs

Data Persistence

[ ] Verify custom settings are saved when entered
[ ] Test that saved custom settings are properly loaded
[ ] Confirm settings persist across page refreshes
[ ] Validate settings are properly stored in application state

3. Integration Testing
State Management

[ ] Test interaction between printer settings and other application components
[ ] Verify custom settings properly influence related calculations
[ ] Confirm state updates trigger appropriate UI updates
[ ] Test state synchronization across components

Error Handling

[ ] Test behavior when invalid data is entered
[ ] Verify error recovery mechanisms
[ ] Test edge cases and boundary conditions
[ ] Confirm proper error messages are displayed

4. Performance Testing
Response Time

[ ] Measure response time when switching between options
[ ] Test performance with multiple rapid option changes
[ ] Verify smooth UI updates without lag

Memory Usage

[ ] Monitor memory usage with custom settings
[ ] Test for memory leaks during extended use
[ ] Verify proper cleanup when switching options

5. Cross-browser Testing
Browser Compatibility

[ ] Test functionality in Chrome
[ ] Test functionality in Firefox
[ ] Test functionality in Safari
[ ] Test functionality in Edge

Responsive Design

[ ] Verify layout on different screen sizes
[ ] Test touch interactions on mobile devices
[ ] Confirm proper scaling of UI elements

6. Accessibility Testing
Keyboard Navigation

[ ] Test tab navigation through all controls
[ ] Verify keyboard shortcuts work as expected
[ ] Confirm focus indicators are visible

Screen Reader Compatibility

[ ] Test with screen readers
[ ] Verify proper ARIA labels
[ ] Confirm logical reading order

Test Environment Requirements

Latest versions of major browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge)
Multiple device types (Desktop, Tablet, Mobile)
Screen reader software
Development and staging environments

Success Criteria

All UI elements render correctly and are accessible
Custom settings can be entered, saved, and retrieved accurately
Data validation works correctly
No performance degradation with custom settings
Cross-browser compatibility confirmed
Accessible to all users including those with disabilities

Notes

Document any bugs or issues found during testing
Track test coverage
Update test cases as new features are added
Maintain test documentation

I notice you haven't specified what you'd like a test plan for. To create a comprehensive test plan, I'll need to know:

What is being tested? (e.g., software application, hardware device, specific feature)
The scope and objectives of testing
Any specific requirements or constraints

Would you please provide these details so I can generate a relevant test plan for you?
Once you share this information, I can create a test plan that includes:

Test objectives
Test scope
Testing approach
Test environment requirements
Test schedule
Test cases and scenarios
Risk assessment
Resources needed
Entry/exit criteria
Deliverables

From 647c4d6ed5faff92fd5c66048403c68024213176 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: "gpt-engineer-app[bot]"
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2024 17:58:58 +0000
Subject: [PATCH] Add custom option to printer settings
Implement a segment for custom printer options in the printer settings combo box, allowing for future logic attachment.
[skip gpt_engineer]
src/components/GridfinityCalculator.jsx       | 164 +++++++-----------
.../GridfinityCalculator/PrinterSettings.jsx  |  38 ++--
2 files changed, 89 insertions(+), 113 deletions(-)
diff --git a/src/components/GridfinityCalculator.jsx b/src/components/GridfinityCalculator.jsx
index 9ea5a46..392de44 100644
--- a/src/components/GridfinityCalculator.jsx
+++ b/src/components/GridfinityCalculator.jsx
@@ -6,32 +6,21 @@ import BinOptions from "./GridfinityCalculator/BinOptions";
import DrawerOptions from "./GridfinityCalculator/DrawerOptions";
import GridfinityResults from "./GridfinityResults";
import GridfinityVisualPreview from "./GridfinityVisualPreview";
-import { saveUserSettings, loadUserSettings, printerSizes } from "../lib/utils";
+import { Card, CardContent } from "@/components/ui/card";
+import { printerSizes } from "@/lib/utils";
const GridfinityCalculator = () => {

const [drawerSize, setDrawerSize] = useState({ width: 22.5, height: 16.5 });

const [drawerSize, setDrawerSize] = useState({ width: 571.5, height: 419.1 }); // Default in mm
const [printerSize, setPrinterSize] = useState({ x: 256, y: 256 });
const [selectedPrinter, setSelectedPrinter] = useState("Bambu Lab A1");
const [useHalfSize, setUseHalfSize] = useState(false);
const [preferHalfSize, setPreferHalfSize] = useState(false);
const [result, setResult] = useState(null);
const [layout, setLayout] = useState([]);
const [numDrawers, setNumDrawers] = useState(1);

const [useMm, setUseMm] = useState(false);

const [unit, setUnit] = useState('in'); // Default to inches
useEffect(() => {

const savedSettings = loadUserSettings();
if (savedSettings) {

 setDrawerSize(savedSettings.drawerSize);

 setSelectedPrinter(savedSettings.selectedPrinter);

 setUseHalfSize(savedSettings.useHalfSize);

 setPreferHalfSize(savedSettings.preferHalfSize);

 setNumDrawers(savedSettings.numDrawers);

 setUseMm(savedSettings.useMm || false);

}
}, []);

useEffect(() => {
const printerSize = printerSizes[selectedPrinter];
const { baseplates, spacers, halfSizeBins, layout } = calculateGrids(
drawerSize,
printerSize,
@@ -40,51 +29,18 @@ const GridfinityCalculator = () => {
);
setResult({ baseplates, spacers, halfSizeBins, numDrawers });
setLayout(layout);

}, [drawerSize, printerSize, useHalfSize, preferHalfSize, numDrawers]);

saveUserSettings({

 drawerSize,

 selectedPrinter,

 useHalfSize,

 preferHalfSize,

 numDrawers,

 useMm,

});
}, [
drawerSize,
selectedPrinter,
useHalfSize,
preferHalfSize,
numDrawers,
useMm,
]);

useEffect(() => {
const logWindowSize = () => {

 console.log(`Window size: ${window.innerWidth}x${window.innerHeight}`);

};

logWindowSize();
window.addEventListener("resize", logWindowSize);

return () => window.removeEventListener("resize", logWindowSize);
}, []);

useEffect(() => {
const gridContainer = document.querySelector(".grid");
if (gridContainer) {

 const computedStyle = window.getComputedStyle(gridContainer);

 console.log(

   "Computed grid-template-columns:",

   computedStyle.gridTemplateColumns

 );

const handlePrinterChange = (value) => {
setSelectedPrinter(value);
if (value === "custom") {

 // For now, we'll set a default custom size

 // This can be expanded later to allow user input

 setPrinterSize({ x: 200, y: 200 });

} else {

 setPrinterSize(printerSizes[value]);

}

}, []);

console.log("Rendering GridfinityCalculator");
console.log(
"Tailwind classes applied:",
"grid grid-cols-1 md:grid-cols-2 gap-6"
);

};
return (

@@ -96,34 +52,42 @@ const GridfinityCalculator = () => {
gridAutoRows: "1fr",
}}
>

     <DrawerDimensions

       drawerSize={drawerSize}

       setDrawerSize={setDrawerSize}

       useMm={useMm}

       setUseMm={setUseMm}

     />

     <PrinterSettings

       selectedPrinter={selectedPrinter}

       setSelectedPrinter={setSelectedPrinter}

     />

     <BinOptions

       useHalfSize={useHalfSize}

       setUseHalfSize={setUseHalfSize}

       preferHalfSize={preferHalfSize}

       setPreferHalfSize={setPreferHalfSize}

     />

     <DrawerOptions

       numDrawers={numDrawers}

       setNumDrawers={setNumDrawers}

     />

   <Card>

     <CardContent>

       <DrawerDimensions

         drawerSize={drawerSize}

         setDrawerSize={setDrawerSize}

         unit={unit}

         setUnit={setUnit}

       />

     </CardContent>

   </Card>

   <Card>

     <CardContent>

       <PrinterSettings

         selectedPrinter={selectedPrinter}

         handlePrinterChange={handlePrinterChange}

       />

     </CardContent>

   </Card>

   <Card>

     <CardContent>

       <BinOptions

         useHalfSize={useHalfSize}

         setUseHalfSize={setUseHalfSize}

         preferHalfSize={preferHalfSize}

         setPreferHalfSize={setPreferHalfSize}

       />

     </CardContent>

   </Card>

   <Card>

     <CardContent>

       <DrawerOptions

         numDrawers={numDrawers}

         setNumDrawers={setNumDrawers}

       />

     </CardContent>

   </Card>

 {result && layout.length > 0 && (

@@ -135,20 +99,24 @@ const GridfinityCalculator = () => {
gridAutoRows: "1fr",
}}
>

       <GridfinityResults

         result={result}

         useHalfSize={useHalfSize}

         preferHalfSize={preferHalfSize}

       />

       <GridfinityVisualPreview layout={layout} drawerSize={drawerSize} />

     <Card>

       <CardContent>

         <GridfinityResults

           result={result}

           useHalfSize={useHalfSize}

           preferHalfSize={preferHalfSize}

         />

       </CardContent>

     </Card>

     <Card>

       <CardContent>

         <GridfinityVisualPreview layout={layout} drawerSize={drawerSize} />

       </CardContent>

     </Card>

 )}

 );

};
-export default GridfinityCalculator;
+export default GridfinityCalculator;
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/src/components/GridfinityCalculator/PrinterSettings.jsx b/src/components/GridfinityCalculator/PrinterSettings.jsx
index c78ea0a..ac85733 100644
--- a/src/components/GridfinityCalculator/PrinterSettings.jsx
+++ b/src/components/GridfinityCalculator/PrinterSettings.jsx
@@ -18,13 +18,28 @@ import {
import { Label } from "@/components/ui/label";
import { printerSizes } from "../../lib/utils";
-const PrinterSettings = ({ selectedPrinter, setSelectedPrinter }) => {
+const PrinterSettings = ({ selectedPrinter, handlePrinterChange }) => {
const [open, setOpen] = React.useState(false);

const printers = Object.keys(printerSizes).map((printer) => ({
value: printer,
label: printer,
}));

const printers = [

...Object.keys(printerSizes).map((printer) => ({

 value: printer,

 label: printer,

})),

{ value: "custom", label: "Custom" },

];

const handleSelect = (value) => {

if (value === "custom") {

 // Placeholder for future custom logic

 console.log("Custom printer selected. Implement custom logic here.");

 // For now, we'll just call handlePrinterChange with "custom"

 handlePrinterChange("custom");

} else {

 handlePrinterChange(value);

}

setOpen(false);

};
return (

@@ -42,9 +57,7 @@ const PrinterSettings = ({ selectedPrinter, setSelectedPrinter }) => {
id="printerModel"
>
{selectedPrinter

             ? printers.find(

                 (printer) => printer.value === selectedPrinter

               )?.label

             ? printers.find((printer) => printer.value === selectedPrinter)?.label
             : "Select a printer..."}
           <ChevronsUpDown className="ml-2 h-4 w-4 shrink-0 opacity-50" />
         </Button>

@@ -59,12 +72,7 @@ const PrinterSettings = ({ selectedPrinter, setSelectedPrinter }) => {
<CommandItem
key={printer.value}
value={printer.value}

                   onSelect={(currentValue) => {

                     setSelectedPrinter(

                       currentValue === selectedPrinter ? "" : currentValue

                     );

                     setOpen(false);

                   }}

                   onSelect={handleSelect}
                 >
                   <Check
                     className={cn(

@@ -88,4 +96,4 @@ const PrinterSettings = ({ selectedPrinter, setSelectedPrinter }) => {
);
};
-export default PrinterSettings;
+export default PrinterSettings;
\ No newline at end of file

Here's a test plan for the printer settings code changes:
1. Unit Tests
PrinterSettings Component
describe('PrinterSettings Component', () => {
  test('renders with default printer selected', () => {
    // Verify initial render with Bambu Lab A1 selected
  })

  test('displays all printer options including custom', () => {
    // Verify all predefined printers are listed
    // Verify custom option appears at the end
  })

  test('handles printer selection change correctly', () => {
    // Verify handlePrinterChange is called with correct value
    // Verify dropdown closes after selection
  })

  test('handles custom printer selection', () => {
    // Verify custom printer selection triggers appropriate logic
    // Verify default custom printer size (200x200)
  })
})

GridfinityCalculator Component
describe('GridfinityCalculator Component', () => {
  test('initializes with correct default values', () => {
    // Verify default printer (Bambu Lab A1)
    // Verify default printer size
    // Verify default unit (inches)
  })

  test('updates printer size when printer selection changes', () => {
    // Verify printerSize updates based on selected printer
  })

  test('handles custom printer selection', () => {
    // Verify custom printer size is set correctly
    // Verify calculations update with custom size
  })
})

2. Integration Tests
describe('Printer Settings Integration', () => {
  test('printer selection affects grid calculations', () => {
    // Select different printers
    // Verify grid calculations update accordingly
  })

  test('custom printer selection workflow', () => {
    // Select custom printer
    // Verify UI updates
    // Verify calculations with custom dimensions
  })

  test('printer settings persist across component updates', () => {
    // Change printer settings
    // Trigger component re-render
    // Verify settings remain unchanged
  })
})

3. User Interface Tests
Manual Testing Checklist

[ ] Verify dropdown opens/closes correctly
[ ] Check all printer options are visible and selectable
[ ] Confirm custom option appears at bottom of list
[ ] Verify selected printer is displayed correctly in button
[ ] Test keyboard navigation in dropdown
[ ] Check responsive behavior on different screen sizes

4. Edge Cases
describe('Edge Cases', () => {
  test('handles invalid printer selection', () => {
    // Test with undefined/null printer
  })

  test('handles printer size boundary conditions', () => {
    // Test with minimum/maximum printer sizes
  })

  test('validates custom printer dimensions', () => {
    // Test with zero/negative dimensions
    // Test with extremely large dimensions
  })
})

5. Performance Tests

Monitor render performance with different numbers of printer options
Check memory usage during printer switches
Verify calculation speed with custom printer dimensions

6. Accessibility Tests

[ ] Verify ARIA labels are present and correct
[ ] Test keyboard navigation
[ ] Check screen reader compatibility
[ ] Verify focus management

7. Documentation Requirements

[ ] Update component documentation with custom printer option
[ ] Document new props and their usage
[ ] Add examples for custom printer configuration
[ ] Update any relevant user guides

Test Environment Setup
const mockPrinterSizes = {
  "Bambu Lab A1": { x: 256, y: 256 },
  "Custom": { x: 200, y: 200 }
};

const renderComponent = (props = {}) => {
  return render(
    <PrinterSettings
      selectedPrinter="Bambu Lab A1"
      handlePrinterChange={() => {}}
      {...props}
    />
  );
};

Success Criteria

All unit tests pass
Integration tests show correct component interaction
UI tests confirm proper visual presentation
Edge cases are handled gracefully
Performance metrics meet requirements
Accessibility standards are met
Documentation is complete and accurate

Here's a test plan for the code changes related to adding custom printer options:
1. Unit Tests
PrinterSettings Component
describe('PrinterSettings Component', () => {
  test('renders with default printer selected', () => {
    // Verify initial render with Bambu Lab A1 as default
  })

  test('displays all printer options including custom option', () => {
    // Verify printer list includes all printerSizes entries plus "Custom" option
  })

  test('handles custom printer selection', () => {
    // Verify callback is called with "custom" value
    // Verify default custom printer size (200x200) is set
  })

  test('handles standard printer selection', () => {
    // Verify correct printer dimensions are set from printerSizes
  })
})

GridfinityCalculator Component
describe('GridfinityCalculator Component', () => {
  test('initializes with default values', () => {
    // Verify default printer and size settings
  })

  test('updates printer size when printer selection changes', () => {
    // Verify printerSize state updates correctly for both custom and standard printers
  })

  test('recalculates layout when printer size changes', () => {
    // Verify layout updates when switching between printers
  })
})

2. Integration Tests
describe('Printer Selection Integration', () => {
  test('full printer selection workflow', () => {
    // Select different printers including custom
    // Verify UI updates
    // Verify calculations reflect new printer sizes
  })

  test('custom printer interaction with other settings', () => {
    // Verify drawer size interactions
    // Verify bin options remain functional
    // Check visual preview updates
  })
})

3. UI/UX Tests
Manual testing checklist:

[ ] Verify printer dropdown opens/closes correctly
[ ] Check all printer options are visible and selectable
[ ] Confirm "Custom" option appears at the bottom of the list
[ ] Verify selection is maintained after page refresh
[ ] Check responsive behavior on different screen sizes
[ ] Verify UI feedback when selecting custom printer

4. Edge Cases
describe('Edge Cases', () => {
  test('handles invalid printer selections', () => {
    // Verify graceful handling of undefined printer
  })

  test('handles switching between custom and standard printers', () => {
    // Verify state consistency during switches
  })

  test('maintains calculations with extreme printer sizes', () => {
    // Test very large and very small printer dimensions
  })
})

5. Regression Tests

[ ] Verify existing printer selections still work
[ ] Check that drawer calculations remain accurate
[ ] Confirm bin options still function correctly
[ ] Verify visual preview renders correctly for all cases

6. Performance Tests
describe('Performance', () => {
  test('printer selection remains responsive', () => {
    // Measure render times for printer list
    // Check calculation speed with different printer sizes
  })
})

Test Environment Setup
const mockPrinterSizes = {
  'Bambu Lab A1': { x: 256, y: 256 },
  'Custom': { x: 200, y: 200 }
};

const setupTest = () => {
  // Setup component with mock data
  // Initialize with default values
};

Test Data
const testCases = [
  {
    name: 'Standard Printer',
    input: 'Bambu Lab A1',
    expected: { x: 256, y: 256 }
  },
  {
    name: 'Custom Printer',
    input: 'custom',
    expected: { x: 200, y: 200 }
  }
];

Acceptance Criteria

Custom printer option appears in dropdown
Selecting custom printer sets default dimensions
Calculations update correctly for custom printer
UI remains responsive and intuitive
All existing functionality continues to work
State management handles custom printer correctly


Concurrency: correct symbol storage annotation

This marks the decls as being defined in swift_Concurrency rather than
swiftCore.  This corrects the dllstorage attribution which is required
to get the symbol exported properly.

Replace this paragraph with a description of your changes and rationale. Provide links to external references/discussions if appropriate.

Resolves SR-NNNN.

CC: @mikeash @rjmccall

@swift-ci please test

Good catch!

Build failed
Swift Test Linux Platform
Git Sha - d2cef90e9cadb463f7761bc7956d6c7379763f14

@swift-ci please test Linux platform

@swift-ci please test Windows platform


Earth DID or did:earth

When refering to the specification within the text we use two approaches: Earth DID or did:earth.
Personally I prefer did:earth. Wondering if there is a reason for the difference?
If not lets pick one and be consistent throughout.

Earth DID method DIDDoc representation

or

did:earth method DIDDoc representation

"did:earth" is preferable and "DIDDoc" should be "DID document".
Just needs a revision.


Swift Package Manager support

Feature request: it would be great if it were possible to add objective-git to a project using the Swift Package Manager.
I may take a swing at this, at some point, but I'm not an expert on SPM, so no promises!

Anyone working on swift-git?

You can follow up this PR https://github.com/SwiftGit2/SwiftGit2/pull/138


Tests in error

Hello.
When I run the tests with the command "lein repl (run-tests)", I have the errors below.
What are they and how can I fix them ?
Thank you

2019/11/05 08:37:13.864  - compojure.api.exception : Table 'salava_test.user_badge_metabadge' doesn't exist
java.sql.SQLSyntaxErrorException: Table 'salava_test.user_badge_metabadge' doesn't exist

ERROR in (main-test) (SQLError.java:120)
Uncaught exception, not in assertion.
expected: nil
actual: java.sql.SQLSyntaxErrorException: Table 'salava_test.user_badge_endorsement_request' doesn't exist

2019/11/05 08:37:09.669  - salava.badge.main : send-badge-info-to-obf:  #error {
:cause GET request to https://openbadgefactory.com/c/badge/passport_update failed
:via
[{:type java.lang.Exception
:message GET request to https://openbadgefactory.com/c/badge/passport_update failed
:at [salava.core.http$curl invokeStatic http.clj 36]}]

FAIL in (main-test) (db_test.clj:13)
Get Badge events
expected: (= 1 (count connects))
actual: (not (= 1 0))

FAIL in (routes-test) (routes_test.clj:29)
GET /badge user has two badges
expected: (= 200 status)
actual: (not (= 200 500))

FAIL in (routes-test) (routes_test.clj:34)
GET /badge user has no badges
expected: (= 200 status)
actual: (not (= 200 500))

FAIL in (routes-test) (routes_test.clj:35)
GET /badge user has no badges
expected: (= 0 (count body))
actual: (not (= 0 2))

FAIL in (main-test) (main_test.clj:8)
with correct values
expected: (= "http://localhost:5000/badge/info/1" (b/badge-url ctx 1))
actual: (not (= "http://localhost:5000/badge/info/1" "http://MYDOMAIN/badge/info/1"))

FAIL in (main-test) (db_test.clj:26)
register user  register user with correct data
expected: (= "success" (:status connect))
actual: (not (= "success" "error"))

FAIL in (main-test) (db_test.clj:27)
register user  register user with correct data
expected: (= "" (:message connect))
actual: (not (= "" "user/Enteredaddressisalready"))

FAIL in (main-test) (db_test.clj:94)
register user and accept terms accept terms
expected: (= "accepted" (:input connect))
actual: (not (= "accepted" "disabled"))

FAIL in (main-test) (db_test.clj:100)
register user and accept terms check if accepted terms
expected: (= "accepted" connect)
actual: (not (= "accepted" false))

Ran 10 tests containing 83 assertions.
9 failures, 1 errors.
{:failures 10}

Hi,
Fixes have been applied to the database migrations. Tests should now run smoothly.

Hello,
Thanks for the update.

The table "user_badge_endorsement_request" is now created on salava and salava_test databases ;
The table "user_badge_metabadge" is still missing on salava and salava_test databases ;
The other "FAIL" are always present ;

I deleted the two databases and created them again before the test.
Result :

java.sql.SQLSyntaxErrorException: Table 'salava_test.user_badge_metabadge' doesn't exist

Ran 10 tests containing 83 assertions.
8 failures, 0 errors.
{: failures 8}

Thank you

Hi,
You have to enable the metabadge plugin. Add :metabadge to the enabled plugins in config/core.edn and test_config/core.edn

Hello,
I confirm, adding the plugin "metabadge", the associated errors is no longer present.
All that remains is the errors and warnings present in the attached file : error.txt
Thanks

Hi,

Pull the latest changes
Update your config files. You have the :show-terms? key missing.
The send-badge-info-to-obf errors can be ignored.

It's much better.
All that remains is the traces below (ignoring "send-badge-info-to-obf").
Should not add the plugin ": metabadge" in the GIT "config/core.edn.base" ?
Thanks

E 2019/11/08 14:38:27.423  - salava.badge.main : send-badge-info-to-obf:  GET request to https://openbadgefactory.com/c/badge/passport_update failed
E 2019/11/08 14:38:28.080  - salava.badge.main : send-badge-info-to-obf:  GET request to https://openbadgefactory.com/c/badge/passport_update failed
E 2019/11/08 14:38:28.724  - salava.badge.main : send-badge-info-to-obf:  GET request to https://openbadgefactory.com/c/badge/passport_update failed
E 2019/11/08 14:38:30.141  - salava.badge.parse : file->assertion: unsupported file type: text/plain
E 2019/11/08 14:38:30.142  - salava.badge.parse : file->assertion: unsupported file type: image/bmp
WARNING: An illegal reflective access operation has occurred
WARNING: Illegal reflective access by clojure.lang.InjectedInvoker/0x00000008401e8440 (file:/root/.m2/repository/org/clojure/clojure/1.10.0/clojure-1.10.0.jar) to method com.sun.org.
apache.xerces.internal.jaxp.SAXParserImpl.parse(org.xml.sax.InputSource,org.xml.sax.HandlerBase)
WARNING: Please consider reporting this to the maintainers of clojure.lang.InjectedInvoker/0x00000008401e8440
WARNING: Use --illegal-access=warn to enable warnings of further illegal reflective access operations
WARNING: All illegal access operations will be denied in a future release
E 2019/11/08 14:38:36.295  - salava.badge.endorsement : {:status error, :message User cannot endorse himself}
E 2019/11/08 14:38:37.017  - salava.badge.main : send-badge-info-to-obf:  GET request to https://openbadgefactory.com/c/badge/passport_update failed
E 2019/11/08 14:38:37.633  - salava.badge.main : send-badge-info-to-obf:  GET request to https://openbadgefactory.com/c/badge/passport_update failed
E 2019/11/08 14:38:38.281  - salava.badge.main : send-badge-info-to-obf:  GET request to https://openbadgefactory.com/c/badge/passport_update failed
I 2019/11/08 14:38:45.450  - salava.mail.mail : sending to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I 2019/11/08 14:38:45.663  - salava.mail.mail : {:code 0, :error :SUCCESS, :message message sent}

FAIL in (main-test) (db_test.clj:26)
register user  register user with correct data
expected: (= "success" (:status connect))
actual: (not (= "success" "error"))

FAIL in (main-test) (db_test.clj:27)
register user  register user with correct data
expected: (= "" (:message connect))
actual: (not (= "" "user/Enteredaddressisalready"))

Ran 10 tests containing 83 assertions.
2 failures, 0 errors.
{:failures 2}

Hi,
Drop and recreate your salava_test db. Also, make sure you are in test mode before running tests.

Hi,
I resumed the procedure in its entirety. "git pull", drop and create database. I am in the test mode "IN TEST MODE: true". The result is identical to the previous message.
Thank you

Hi,
Still failures?
Please, paste results here.

It's the same as before (ignoring "send-badge-info-to-obf"). In the traces, there are WARNINGs but in the end report, there are two FAILs.

E 2019/11/12 12:45:08.352  - salava.badge.main : send-badge-info-to-obf:  GET request to https://openbadgefactory.com/c/badge/passport_update failed
E 2019/11/12 12:45:08.980  - salava.badge.main : send-badge-info-to-obf:  GET request to https://openbadgefactory.com/c/badge/passport_update failed
E 2019/11/12 12:45:09.606  - salava.badge.main : send-badge-info-to-obf:  GET request to https://openbadgefactory.com/c/badge/passport_update failed
E 2019/11/12 12:45:11.029  - salava.badge.parse : file->assertion: unsupported file type: text/plain
E 2019/11/12 12:45:11.030  - salava.badge.parse : file->assertion: unsupported file type: image/bmp
WARNING: An illegal reflective access operation has occurred
WARNING: Illegal reflective access by clojure.lang.InjectedInvoker/0x00000008401e8440 (file:/root/.m2/repository/org/clojure/clojure/1.10.0/clojure-1.10.0.jar) to method com.sun.org.apache.xerces.internal.jaxp.SAXParserImpl.parse(org.xml.sax.InputSource,org.xml.sax.HandlerBase)
WARNING: Please consider reporting this to the maintainers of clojure.lang.InjectedInvoker/0x00000008401e8440
WARNING: Use --illegal-access=warn to enable warnings of further illegal reflective access operations
WARNING: All illegal access operations will be denied in a future release
E 2019/11/12 12:45:17.071  - salava.badge.endorsement : {:status error, :message User cannot endorse himself}
E 2019/11/12 12:45:17.762  - salava.badge.main : send-badge-info-to-obf:  GET request to https://openbadgefactory.com/c/badge/passport_update failed
E 2019/11/12 12:45:18.367  - salava.badge.main : send-badge-info-to-obf:  GET request to https://openbadgefactory.com/c/badge/passport_update failed
E 2019/11/12 12:45:19.017  - salava.badge.main : send-badge-info-to-obf:  GET request to https://openbadgefactory.com/c/badge/passport_update failed
I 2019/11/12 12:45:26.325  - salava.mail.mail : sending to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I 2019/11/12 12:45:26.415  - salava.mail.mail : {:code 0, :error :SUCCESS, :message message sent}
Midje summary:
No facts were checked. Is that what you wanted?

Output from clojure.test tests:

FAIL in (main-test) (db_test.clj:26)
register user  register user with correct data
expected: (= "success" (:status connect))
actual: (not (= "success" "error"))

FAIL in (main-test) (db_test.clj:27)
register user  register user with correct data
expected: (= "" (:message connect))
actual: (not (= "" "user/Enteredaddressisalready"))

Ran 10 tests containing 83 assertions.
2 failures, 0 errors.
{:failures 2}

Hi,
Tests should now run properly.

Hello.
Great job, there are no more mistakes.
Only the warnings.
I closed the issue.
Thank you very much,
Have a good day.

Ran 9 tests containing 70 assertions.
0 failures, 0 errors.
{:failures 0}

WARNING: An illegal reflective access operation has occurred
WARNING: Illegal reflective access by clojure.lang.InjectedInvoker/0x00000008401e8440 (file:/root/.m2/repository/org/clojure/clojure/1.10.0/clojure-1.10.0.jar) to method com.sun.org.apache.xerces.internal.jaxp.SAXParserImpl.parse(org.xml.sax.InputSource,org.xml.sax.HandlerBase)
WARNING: Please consider reporting this to the maintainers of clojure.lang.InjectedInvoker/0x00000008401e8440
WARNING: Use --illegal-access=warn to enable warnings of further illegal reflective access operations
WARNING: All illegal access operations will be denied in a future release


⚠ Bofrost.at has degraded performance

In 98e7a9d, Bofrost.at (https://www.bofrost.at) experienced degraded performance:

HTTP code: 200
Response time: 1576 ms

Resolved: Bofrost.at performance has improved in 5160db1.


Enrich contributor graph interface.

(1) wrap network generation logic in a function
(2) parameterize the weights of different kinds of events
(a) PR = 2.0, issue_message = 0.1, PR_message = 0.5, Commit = 1.0 as defaults.
(3) figure out how to apply decay per some time window. e.g. decay period and decay value.
(4) make contributor events an event-stream ordered by occurrence.

1,2 done, decided to not go forward with time decay -> over time visualization instead

Closed as in "done" column


Add kind target

Add TARGET=kind and use it in make deploy.

/lgtm

@arielireni pls rebase. the underlying PR was merged.


A number of problem running with Node 19

Hi,
I ran into several problem when I tried to build your template using Node19. I wonder if you could help me.
node-sass is not compatible, I fixed this by changing this to sass
and fix up a require() in  "src\assets\styles\styles.11ty.js"

this seems ok

then, I ran into the next one
postcss-discard: postcss.plugin was deprecated.

I'm not sure what should I do.

Thank you in advance for your support

How did you fix up the require() issues?

Looks like this repository is not fit for running with recent versions of node.JS. I believe one potential solution is using an older version of node. Not sure which versions; might have to try different ones, but the fact that the package.json points to node-sass version as 5.0 might be a lead. Can use the version compatibility between node-sass and node.JS runtime on the npm page for node-sass.
You could probably use a node version switcher like NVM, or a more generic one like asdf.
I am running node v18 so I'll try to see other ways to fix it and report back

I was able to run this with node v18 after changing the node-sass version. See PR here: https://github.com/maxboeck/resume/pull/50


Add objectstore support

Scaleway recently opened up their objectstore api again.
The details are listed on the official page: https://www.scaleway.com/object-storage/
this PR implements the required methods to add support for this in
terraform
Scaleway recently opened up their storage API again.
See https://www.scaleway.com/object-storage/ for details.

All tests are green:
=== RUN   TestScalewayAPI_GetServerAvailabilities
--- PASS: TestScalewayAPI_GetServerAvailabilities (0.86s)
=== RUN   TestScalewaAPI_ManageBucket
--- PASS: TestScalewaAPI_ManageBucket (1.67s)
=== RUN   TestScalewaAPI_ManageObject
=== RUN   TestScalewaAPI_ManageObject/Put_object
=== RUN   TestScalewaAPI_ManageObject/Get_object
=== RUN   TestScalewaAPI_ManageObject/List_objects
=== RUN   TestScalewaAPI_ManageObject/Delete_objects
--- PASS: TestScalewaAPI_ManageObject (7.06s)
    --- PASS: TestScalewaAPI_ManageObject/Put_object (1.02s)
    --- PASS: TestScalewaAPI_ManageObject/Get_object (0.66s)
    --- PASS: TestScalewaAPI_ManageObject/List_objects (0.60s)
    --- PASS: TestScalewaAPI_ManageObject/Delete_objects (0.93s)
PASS
ok  	github.com/nicolai86/scaleway-sdk	9.606s


Create Pricing card 1 blue

One need to make this component using HTML and Tailwind CSS. I would suggest to use Tailwind Playgrounds to make things faster and quicker.
Here is a reference to the component.

Follow figma design and to make the button use Button Design System
Make the component responsive too.
After building the component please raise a PR with a screenshot of the component and add the component in Pricing Components/src/pricing-card-1-blue.html.
If you need to use any icon please use it from Hero Icons
Good luck.

I would like to contribute.


ignore.WS but still use it in some rules

Is there a way to in general ignore white space but use it for parsing in some rules ... f.e. i want to distinguish between sentence/s and a block of sentences

sentence : words+ "."
sentences : sentence+
block : NL NL sentences NL NL

%ignore.WS

Did you try giving NL a higher priority?

it worked, thanks


Ambient light + metallic material > black material

Godot version
4.0 Beta 10
System information
GTX 1070, forward_plus
Issue description
Ambient light not working for metallic materials.
Steps to reproduce
Simple scene, add a basic object with metallic material, use default env with background mode custom color.
Minimal reproduction project
ambient_light_metallic.zip

This is expected. 100% metallic materials only recieve specular light, so they are unaffected by ambient light.

Same for mobile and gl_compatibility.
I never saw this behaviour in other applications like Blender or UE4.

The background custom color should be used for specular reflections if the specular mode is set to background. I think this is what we did in 3.x

How can I set a single color ambient light? E.g. for low poly lighting. All those different modes and combinations are kinda confusing ngl :D

How can I set a single color ambient light? E.g. for low poly lighting. All those different modes and combinations are kinda confusing ngl :D

Set ambient mode to Custom Color and set an ambient light color. The specular light color should match the ambient light color in this case, but it's currently not being done as clayjohn commented.

Duplicate of https://github.com/godotengine/godot/issues/53817 (same cause).


Please, correct the position of traffic lights when command center is enabled on titlebar

Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes

VS Code Version: 1.70.1
OS Version: macOS 12.5

Steps to Reproduce:

Use macOS
Enable window.commandCenter setting
Look at traffic lights
Think "ugh"

I think traffic lights position should be corrected a little bit. At the moment they are a bit too low and too close to the left edge of the window. I think the screenshots below illustrate the expected fix best :)

Without red lines
With red lines

Created a pull request to fix this issue. It was bothering me as well :)
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/pull/164246


Linking fails

On Ubuntu 16.04 you will need;
sudo apt-get install libcurl4-gnutls-dev protobuf-compiler
The cmake version required is 3.6 and ubuntu 16.04 LTS only comes with 3.5 - you can change the required version in CMakeLists.txt
With the above changes it compiles but dies at 2% linking gplaydl with a whole ton of undefined references;
http://paste.ubuntu.com/23708256/
I can't determine if the errors are related to having the wrong cmake version, but it would be good to be able to compile it on Ubuntu LTS with out having to force update packages

I manually installed cmake 3.6 on lubuntu 16.04 LTS and it worked.

Confirmed - for Ubuntu 16.04 users;
You can get a new enough cmake with out breaking your system by doing a manual compile;
wget "https://cmake.org/files/v3.7/cmake-3.7.1.tar.gz"
tar xvzf cmake-3.7.1.tar.gz
cd cmake-3.7.1/
./bootstrap
make

now go to where ever you cloned Goole-Play-API and type
(path to where you extracted cmake)/bin/cmake .
make

and that compiles & links


Syntax highlighting of entity paths and instance paths

What

Closes https://github.com/rerun-io/rerun/issues/4598

Adds basic syntax highlighting to patsh. Slashes and brackets are in a fixed bright-white color, while the text uses the color appropriate for the widget it is in (labels are dimmer than button, for instance).
For labels this produces a lot of contrast:

For buttons, not so much:

Checklist

[x] I have read and agree to Contributor Guide and the Code of Conduct
[x] I've included a screenshot or gif (if applicable)
[x] I have tested the web demo (if applicable):

Using newly built examples: app.rerun.io
Using examples from latest main build: app.rerun.io
Using full set of examples from nightly build: app.rerun.io

[x] The PR title and labels are set such as to maximize their usefulness for the next release's CHANGELOG

PR Build Summary
Docs preview
Examples preview
Recent benchmark results
Wasm size tracking

quite subtle here as well hmm


When parsing some client configs, Turbo is not aware of -- (ignore-option)

What version of Turborepo are you using?
1.3.1
What package manager are you using / does the bug impact?
Yarn v2/v3 (node_modules linker only)
What operating system are you using?
Mac
Describe the Bug
Hello there!
When parsing some client configs, Turbo is not aware of -- (ignore-option)...
this means that a script with a same name arg like --token are overriding Turbo's own env var token.
Another issue is that the http client are not reporting an invalid token error on this scenario.
It's protected on another method selectCwd on the same file:
https://github.com/vercel/turborepo/blob/d83130a8b30b01ae2ce1627f4188e791598ea8b3/cli/internal/config/config.go#L245
so the fix is basically replicate that if into method ParseAndValidate arg loop:
https://github.com/vercel/turborepo/blob/d83130a8b30b01ae2ce1627f4188e791598ea8b3/cli/internal/config/config.go#L140
Expected Behavior
Turbo should ignore any args after -- (ignore-option).
To Reproduce
Call Turbo with a script args -- --token=000000 and 000000 will become Turbo's token.

Is this addressed by #1612?

I believe that we addressed this with our migration to cobra.


unbound: 1.14.0 -> 1.15.0

Automatic update generated by nixpkgs-update tools. This update was made based on information from https://repology.org/metapackage/unbound/versions.
meta.description for unbound is: "Validating, recursive, and caching DNS resolver"
meta.homepage for unbound is: "https://www.unbound.net"
meta.changelog for unbound is: ""
Updates performed

Version update

To inspect upstream changes
Impact

Checks done (click to expand)

built on NixOS
Warning: a test defined in passthru.tests did not pass
Warning: no invocation of /nix/store/8mb2w1svrydvb7fhpjxp3x7fqq2nnhm4-unbound-1.15.0/bin/unbound-checkconf had a zero exit code or showed the expected version
Warning: no invocation of /nix/store/8mb2w1svrydvb7fhpjxp3x7fqq2nnhm4-unbound-1.15.0/bin/.unbound-control-setup-wrapped had a zero exit code or showed the expected version
Warning: no invocation of /nix/store/8mb2w1svrydvb7fhpjxp3x7fqq2nnhm4-unbound-1.15.0/bin/unbound-anchor had a zero exit code or showed the expected version
Warning: no invocation of /nix/store/8mb2w1svrydvb7fhpjxp3x7fqq2nnhm4-unbound-1.15.0/bin/.unbound-control-setup-wrapped_ had a zero exit code or showed the expected version
Warning: no invocation of /nix/store/8mb2w1svrydvb7fhpjxp3x7fqq2nnhm4-unbound-1.15.0/bin/unbound-host had a zero exit code or showed the expected version
Warning: no invocation of /nix/store/8mb2w1svrydvb7fhpjxp3x7fqq2nnhm4-unbound-1.15.0/bin/unbound-control-setup had a zero exit code or showed the expected version
Warning: no invocation of /nix/store/8mb2w1svrydvb7fhpjxp3x7fqq2nnhm4-unbound-1.15.0/bin/unbound had a zero exit code or showed the expected version
Warning: no invocation of /nix/store/8mb2w1svrydvb7fhpjxp3x7fqq2nnhm4-unbound-1.15.0/bin/unbound-control had a zero exit code or showed the expected version
0 of 8 passed binary check by having a zero exit code.
0 of 8 passed binary check by having the new version present in output.
found 1.15.0 with grep in /nix/store/8mb2w1svrydvb7fhpjxp3x7fqq2nnhm4-unbound-1.15.0
found 1.15.0 in filename of file in /nix/store/8mb2w1svrydvb7fhpjxp3x7fqq2nnhm4-unbound-1.15.0

Rebuild report (if merged into master) (click to expand)

15217 total rebuild path(s)

13403 package rebuild(s)

13385 x86_64-linux rebuild(s)
1832 x86_64-darwin rebuild(s)

First fifty rebuilds by attrpath
AusweisApp2
CHOWTapeModel
ChowCentaur
ChowKick
CuboCore.coreaction
CuboCore.corearchiver
CuboCore.corefm
CuboCore.coregarage
CuboCore.corehunt
CuboCore.coreimage
CuboCore.coreinfo
CuboCore.corekeyboard
CuboCore.corepad
CuboCore.corepaint
CuboCore.corepdf
CuboCore.corepins
CuboCore.corerenamer
CuboCore.coreshot
CuboCore.corestats
CuboCore.corestuff
CuboCore.coreterminal
CuboCore.coretime
CuboCore.coretoppings
CuboCore.coreuniverse
CuboCore.libcprime
CuboCore.libcsys
DisnixWebService
EBTKS
EmptyEpsilon
HentaiAtHome
MIDIVisualizer
MMA
OSCAR
OVMF
OVMFFull
PageEdit
R
SDL
SDL2
SDL2_gfx
SDL2_image
SDL2_mixer
SDL2_net
SDL2_ttf
SDL2_ttf_2_0_15
SDL_Pango
SDL_gfx
SDL_gpu
SDL_image
SDL_mixer

Instructions to test this update (click to expand)

Either download from Cachix:
nix-store -r /nix/store/8mb2w1svrydvb7fhpjxp3x7fqq2nnhm4-unbound-1.15.0 \
  --option binary-caches 'https://cache.nixos.org/ https://nix-community.cachix.org/' \
  --option trusted-public-keys '
  nix-community.cachix.org-1:mB9FSh9qf2dCimDSUo8Zy7bkq5CX+/rkCWyvRCYg3Fs=
  cache.nixos.org-1:6NCHdD59X431o0gWypbMrAURkbJ16ZPMQFGspcDShjY=
  '

(The Cachix cache is only trusted for this store-path realization.)
For the Cachix download to work, your user must be in the trusted-users list or you can use sudo since root is effectively trusted.
Or, build yourself:
nix-build -A unbound https://github.com/r-ryantm/nixpkgs/archive/cd2bc9ffba3be45b66b5b6bdffae85bab6453dcb.tar.gz

After you've downloaded or built it, look at the files and if there are any, run the binaries:
ls -la /nix/store/8mb2w1svrydvb7fhpjxp3x7fqq2nnhm4-unbound-1.15.0
ls -la /nix/store/8mb2w1svrydvb7fhpjxp3x7fqq2nnhm4-unbound-1.15.0/bin

Pre-merge build results
NixPkgs review skipped

Maintainer pings
cc @ehmry @fpletz @globin for testing.

https://nlnetlabs.nl/projects/unbound/download/#unbound-1-15-0

Builds gnutls (which appears to be the principal consumer) on macos 10.15 happily

nixosTests.unbound fails for me on nixos x86_64:
...
resolver: must succeed: kdig +tcp example.local. AAAA @::1 +short
resolver # ;; WARNING: can't receive reply from ::1@53(TCP)
resolver # ;; ERROR: failed to query server ::1@53(TCP)
resolver: output:
Test "test that the resolver resolves on all protocols and transports" failed with error: "command `kdig +tcp example.local. AAAA @::1 +short` failed (exit code 1)"

Successfully built podman skopeo python39Packages.pyunbound python310Packages.pyunbound nixosTests.podman nixosTests.prometheus-exporters.unbound pkgsMusl.gnutls on nixos x86_64.

unbound 1.16.0 is out.

Update to 1.16 in  #177102. The test succeeded for me, with that release.