Coregister and plot channel coordinates on the scalp

We need to figure out how to import channel coordinates to info.dig and plot all channels on the scalp. Some resources that may help:
https://mne.tools/dev/auto_tutorials/source-modeling/plot_source_alignment.html#plot-source-alignment
https://mne.tools/dev/auto_examples/visualization/plot_montage.html
https://mne.tools/dev/auto_examples/visualization/plot_eeg_on_scalp.html
https://mne.tools/dev/auto_tutorials/intro/plot_40_sensor_locations.html#sphx-glr-auto-tutorials-intro-plot-40-sensor-locations-py
https://mne.tools/dev/generated/mne.channels.make_dig_montage.html?highlight=make_dig_montage#mne.channels.make_dig_montage

there seems to be a function load load .elp files directly into info structures: https://mne.tools/dev/overview/implementation.html#dig-formats

yeah I tried it but it seemed like it wasn't loading the file properly.
when I tried to load an elp file with 411 channels, the function only returned info for around 22 of those channels, starting at channel 30 or so, and some of the coordinates it returned weren't correct for those channels.
Maybe I just didn't pass the right arguments to the function....I'm also assuming an elp is an elp and the equipment shouldn't change the format of the elp file (function seems to want an ISOtrak file).
anyway I can play around with the function again. we can also manually pass channel labels/coords to make a montage with this function:
https://mne.tools/dev/generated/mne.channels.make_dig_montage.html?highlight=make_dig_montage#mne.channels.make_dig_montage

yes I think using the in build functions to make the .loc and .dig is a
good idea since it will force them into the correct format, check, etc.
On Mon, Apr 27, 2020 at 8:25 AM kuziekj<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wrote:

yeah I tried it but it seemed like it wasn't loading the file properly.
when I tried to load an elp file with 411 channels, the function only
returned info for around 22 of those channels, starting at channel 30 or
so, and some of the coordinates it returned weren't correct for those
channels.
Maybe I just didn't pass the right arguments to the function....I'm also
assuming an elp is an elp and the equipment shouldn't change the format of
the elp file (function seems to want an ISOtrak file).
anyway I can play around with the function again. we can also manually
pass channel labels/coords to make a montage with this function:
https://mne.tools/dev/generated/mne.channels.make_dig_montage.html?highlight=make_dig_montage#mne.channels.make_dig_montage
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coords are transformed
need to get info.dig to plot

relevant discussion in: https://github.com/mne-tools/mne-python/pull/6856


Graphs not working as expected with HCL2

I noticed the graph generated is not interactive when using HCL2 syntax vs the old.
Is there a solution available for this?

Same problem over here. Any idea ?

I made a Pull Request that updates pyhcl and fixes some of the syntax errors : https://github.com/28mm/blast-radius/pull/79 but unfortunately not all

I closed the PR as its not really helping enough

May need to use https://github.com/amplify-education/python-hcl2 instead of pyhcl since pyhcl doesn't appear to be targeting HCL2.

Indeed this is th only way to go. See this link for my successful implementation


version 0.3 breaking upsert vectors

Describe the bug
Following the bump to 0.3 , I am no longer able to upset to a vecs collection the same way I did before.
To Reproduce
vx = vecs.create_client(self.connection_string)
emails_collection = vx.get_collection(name="emails")

emails_collection.upsert(vectors=[(str(email.metadata.id), response["data"][0]["embedding"], email_json)])

Gives Error:
 File "/usr/local/lib/python3.10/site-packages/embedding/email_embeddings.py", line 66, in embed_single_email
    emails_collection.upsert(vectors=[(str(email.metadata.id), response["data"][0]["embedding"], email_json)])
TypeError: Collection.upsert() got an unexpected keyword argument 'vectors'

Expected behavior
Update docs or support vectors keyword arg again
Versions:

vecs version: e.g. 0.3

Additional context
Downgraded my version to vecs==0.2.6, since I didn't feel like looking into the error.

Check out the 0.3.0 changelog https://supabase.github.io/vecs/support_changelog/#030
The vectors argument was renamed to records to support the new adapters concept.
You should only need to change
emails_collection.upsert(vectors=[(str(email ...
# TO
emails_collection.upsert(records=[(str(email ...


Remove all left over "Tell" code/comments and replace with Send

In the early days of ProtoActor we used the same names as Akka for Tell, which later changed to Send to align to Erlang/Elixir more.
There are still a few places where Tell shows up in the code and comments.
This could be an good getting started with task.
Use the branch in this PR and work from there https://github.com/AsynkronIT/protoactor-go/pull/412

Done


fix: a in-page link in README.md

A in-page link in README.md was broken.

[x] I searched the issue tracker and this hasn't been PRed before.
[x] My changes are not on the do-not-PR list for this project.
[x] My commits conform to the git conventions.
[ ] My changes are visual; I've included before and after screenshots.
[ ] I am blindly checking these off.
[ ] Any relevant issues or PRs have been linked to.
[ ] This a draft PR; I need more time to finish it.

@port19x I want to merge into the screenshots branch, not master branch.

Good catch. Thanks for the fix!


Determine AF FAMILY from getaddrinfo BEFORE socket ctor

Before we call the socket.socket(...) constructor function, let us first provide self.target_ip and self.target_port to socket.getaddrinfo(...) (static function) and then get the AF family from it. Then we pass this into the ctor

I we can get this merged before #601 then that would be greay

Tests pass. Should be good to merge @markqvist

Great thanks.
Also @rlaneth check this out. You might not need to change TCPClientInterface since this has been merged.

Will be testing this out tonight. When will it be released @markqvist ?


added travis CI

added travis CI
and you have to enable travis at
https://travis-ci.org/gabidavila/react-usa-map

#4


Test added  feb9

Added New Scripts:
1.TC_DIAG_TH_NW_1_2
2.TC_PS_2_1
3.TC_WNCV_4_1
4.TC_WNCV_4_2
Added updated scripts:
1.TC_OO_2_2
Attached Logs h
Execution-logs-feb9.zip
ere:

@kowsisoundhar12 Thanks for the new tests, can you please regenerate zap here?

btw @kowsisoundhar12 @raju-apple @manjunathambiger23 i can see the test are disabled
but normally they should work on the CI and can be enable

btw @kowsisoundhar12 @raju-apple @manjunathambiger23 i can see the test are disabled but normally they should work on the CI and can be enable
@jmeg-sfy can you specify the testcase?

btw @kowsisoundhar12 @raju-apple @manjunathambiger23 i can see the test are disabled but normally they should work on the CI and can be enable
@jmeg-sfy can you specify the testcase?

TC_WNCV_4_1 TC_WNCV_4_2 should not require any "disable true" -> this should work w/ the CI (unless surprise)

@jmeg-sfy some of window covering commands are failing because of this reson some steps are disabled
issue link: https://github.com/project-chip/connectedhomeip/issues/14230

btw @kowsisoundhar12 @raju-apple @manjunathambiger23 i can see the test are disabled but normally they should work on the CI and can be enable
@jmeg-sfy can you specify the testcase?

TC_WNCV_4_1 TC_WNCV_4_2 should not require any "disable true" -> this should work w/ the CI (unless surprise)

@jmeg-sfy some of window covering commands are failing because of this reason some steps are disabled issue link: #14230

My bad indeed they are failing sorry
you need to pass them after my PR still pending that fixing missing Goto command
You can review and approve it btw
https://github.com/project-chip/connectedhomeip/pull/15193

btw @kowsisoundhar12 @raju-apple @manjunathambiger23 i can see the test are disabled but normally they should work on the CI and can be enable
@jmeg-sfy can you specify the testcase?

TC_WNCV_4_1 TC_WNCV_4_2 should not require any "disable true" -> this should work w/ the CI (unless surprise)

@jmeg-sfy some of window covering commands are failing because of this reason some steps are disabled issue link: #14230

I thought my PR was already merged but not @manjunathambiger23

@manjunathambiger23 PR https://github.com/project-chip/connectedhomeip/pull/15193 has been merged
tests can be enable in case you wish to try

@manjunathambiger23 @raju-apple @kowsisoundhar12 PR #15193 has been merged tests can now be enable in case you wish to try also this has lead to merge conflict you must rebase + regen

@jmeg-sfy we are facing with issue #15296 once it fixed i will rebase it

@manjunathambiger23 @raju-apple @kowsisoundhar12 PR #15193 has been merged tests can now be enable in case you wish to try also this has lead to merge conflict you must rebase + regen

@jmeg-sfy we are facing with issue #15296 once it fixed i will rebase it

#15296 is fixed !

@manjunathambiger23 @raju-apple @kowsisoundhar12 PR #15193 has been merged tests can now be enable in case you wish to try also this has lead to merge conflict you must rebase + regen

@jmeg-sfy we are facing with issue #15296 once it fixed i will rebase it

#15296 is fixed ! @manjunathambiger23 please rebase regen

@jmeg-sfy we are getting build error when tried to added WNCV-4.1 and 4.2 to tests.js file

we are closing it and opening new PR

this PR is giving conflict with Window covering Testscripts,hence closing this PR and create new PR


Images in the product detail page gallery slider are not sorted

PHP Version
7.4.23
Shopware Version
v<IP_ADDRESS>
Expected behaviour
Images in the product detail page gallery slider should be sorted by the postion that is defined by the product in the administration.
Actual behaviour
Images in the product detail page gallery slider are not sorted.
How to reproduce
Add two Images to a Product in the administration and than check the order this images are show on the product detail page.
Then go back to the administration and change the order of the images with drag and drop, then save.
The Images are still in the old order.
I found the bug in this commit https://github.com/shopware/storefront/commit/d5abc1b5bb8d102046e148bd7d61fd1553320608.
Since the sorting is no longer done with the criteria, the images are not sorted when the slides are added, only after.

Is fixed with https://github.com/shopware/platform/commit/004a49ee51cc4a9b2b1582b9054bb051cc7e60ce


List tile border not animating together with rest elemtns

Hello,
I am doing multistep registration and have 7 steps with multiple components. After each step, when pressing 'Next', old step slides away and new one slides in. All steps are working as expected except one. In gender step I have generated list with radios. each ListTile has border. When pressing next radios slides away and border stays until animation ends. I will attach video. Here is my code:
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';
import 'package:seven_seven/infrastructure/constants/custom-colors.dart';
import 'package:seven_seven/infrastructure/constants/setting.dart';
import 'package:seven_seven/infrastructure/extensions/string_extensions.dart';

class SevenSevenRadioList<TValue> extends StatefulWidget {
  final List<SevenSevenRadioItem> items;
  final ValueChanged<TValue?> onChanged;
  final TValue? groupValue;
  final String? errorText;

  const SevenSevenRadioList({
    required this.items,
    required this.onChanged,
    required this.groupValue,
    this.errorText,
  });

  @override
  State<SevenSevenRadioList<TValue>> createState() => _SevenSevenRadioListState<TValue>();
}

class _SevenSevenRadioListState<TValue> extends State<SevenSevenRadioList<TValue>> {
  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Column(
      mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.start,
      mainAxisSize: MainAxisSize.min,
      children: <Widget>[
        Row(
          mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.start,
          crossAxisAlignment: CrossAxisAlignment.start,
          children: List.generate(widget.items.length, (index) {
            var leftPadding = _getLeftPadding(index, widget.items.length);
            var rightPadding = _getRightPadding(index, widget.items.length);

            return Flexible(
              child: Container(
                margin: EdgeInsets.only(left: leftPadding, right: rightPadding),
                child: ListTile(
                  title: Text(widget.items[index].title, style: Theme.of(context).textTheme.bodyText1),
                  trailing: Radio<TValue>(
                    value: widget.items[index].value,
                    groupValue: widget.groupValue,
                    onChanged: widget.onChanged,
                  ),
                  contentPadding: const EdgeInsets.only(right: 0, left: 16),
                  shape: RoundedRectangleBorder(
                    side: BorderSide(
                      color: widget.errorText.isNullOrEmpty() ? CustomColors.lightGrey : CustomColors.danger,
                      width: 1,
                    ),
                    borderRadius: BorderRadius.circular(Settings.borderRounding),
                  ),
                ),
              ),
            );
          }),
        ),
        if (!widget.errorText.isNullOrEmpty()) ...[
          const SizedBox(height: 8),
          Text(widget.errorText!, style: Theme.of(context).textTheme.bodyText2!.copyWith(color: CustomColors.danger)),
        ],
      ],
    );
  }

  double _getLeftPadding(int index, int itemsCount) {
    return index > 0 ? 5 : 0;
  }

  double _getRightPadding(int index, int itemsCount) {
    if (index < itemsCount - 1) {
      return 5;
    }

    return 0;
  }
}

class SevenSevenRadioItem<TValue> {
  final String title;
  final TValue value;

  SevenSevenRadioItem(this.title, this.value);
}

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3918999/164042803-772a7a05-302a-4df6-b395-e6be8471718c.mov

@vytautas-pranskunas-
Hard to say if it's a bug because there are lot of things going on looking at your code.
To fix this behavior, you seem to have added decoration code implementation inside Container which contains ListTile as a child, which indicates the animation effect need to be implemented at parent level instead of child to properly animate the screen.

@darshankawar i do not get is it a question?
But yes, adding decoration on parent fixed the problem - but... there is a but... This component is a kind of container and animation is playing against this container so theoritically animation should not care what components and what structure is inside of container right? but looks like it cares.

i do not get is it a question?

It was more of a statement to something to think about.
Can you show previous screen how the animation works as compared to current screen you showed ?
Also, in order to address this behavior properly, a minimal code sample replicating the behavior would be useful.

Looks like you have worked out a solution, so I am not sure if you are still looking to report this as unexpected behavior or a bug.
Moreover, you may try https://api.flutter.dev/flutter/widgets/AnimatedContainer-class.html widget and see if it helps to properly implement your animation.


A restart is required after installation.

Branch: Develop (OS X installer)
Current behavior: After a successful installation the installer wizard prompt you to restart.
After successful installation, the KALITE_PYTHON environment variable is running on the sudo context. We need to restart the machine to load the .plist file which sets the KALITE_PYTHON environment variable in the user context so that it will be accessible in KA-Lite.app.
Expected behavior: After a successful installation the org.learningequality.kalite.plist file should be loaded via script so that the KALITE_PYTHON environment variable is set.  Remove the restart required prompt in our installer wizard.
Checklist:

[x] Load the org.learningequality.kalite.plist via script.
[x] Remove restart required.

Fixed in #340.


Create 0000-01-02-winterknight2020,md

Add winterknight2020's file

no neeed, wrong file extension


[narwhal] recover from loss of liveness - last header missed

Steps to Reproduce Issue
On a 4 validator cluster we let the rounds advance and then we shutdown the 2 out of 4 nodes (f+1 failures). The protocol should stop and no round should advance.
The 2 nodes that crashed although they did receive the headers that the other 2 healthy nodes made, and acknowledged (network) the receipt of the headers, they crash and they never manage to vote for them.
We bring one of the crashed nodes up. The crashed node manages to make a proposal but it doesn't vote for any of the last sent headers that it previously missed.
Expected Result
Since the restarted node had previously acked on the receipt of the header, it should vote for it after the restart. That would allow the corresponding certificates getting created and eventually have a quorum of certificates available for round advancement.
Actual Result
The restarted node doesn't vote for the acked header after restart. That leads to the 2 healthy nodes that proposed their headers to never able to create the corresponding certificates - as not enough votes are gathered. Cluster stalls as not enough certificates are produced (quorum) in order for the round to advance.

Have the remaining nodes retried their headers?

Have the remaining nodes retried their headers?

Since the "crashed" nodes have acked the headers , then the "healthy" nodes won't have a reason to retry. Also, there is no feature in our code that retries a header when hasn't been voted for a while

Have the remaining nodes retried their headers?

Since the "crashed" nodes have acked the headers , then the "healthy" nodes won't have a reason to retry. Also, there is no feature in our code that retries a header when hasn't been voted for a while

Got it, I'm thinking about the need to retry headers when there are not enough votes.

Have the remaining nodes retried their headers?

Since the "crashed" nodes have acked the headers , then the "healthy" nodes won't have a reason to retry. Also, there is no feature in our code that retries a header when hasn't been voted for a while

Got it, I'm thinking about the need to retry headers when there are not enough votes.

Yeah we actually talked about two different solutions with @laura-makdah about it. Maybe we can have a quick catch up the three of us?

Have the remaining nodes retried their headers?

Since the "crashed" nodes have acked the headers , then the "healthy" nodes won't have a reason to retry. Also, there is no feature in our code that retries a header when hasn't been voted for a while

Got it, I'm thinking about the need to retry headers when there are not enough votes.

Yeah we actually talked about two different solutions with @laura-makdah about it. Maybe we can have a quick catch up the three of us?

Sounds good. Let me know anytime you catch up.


fix install + random fixes

Add missing dms/phpunit-arraysubset-asserts
Add missing phpspec/prophecy-phpunit
Skip kafka tests is extension is missing
ignore from git .phpunit.result.cache file
Increase the version of ext-rdkafka (fake) installed in CI
update GHA actions/checkout version
update GHA ramsey/composer-install version
Fix constraint on symfony/console 5.4

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Loading data using builder.py fails

Describe the bug
loading data into the database fails when trying to load the latest version of drugdb. seems like the file names and potential the format of the input file have changed.
2021-02-14 18:18:26,308 - database_controller - ERROR - Database DrugBank: (<class 'lxml.etree.XMLSyntaxError'>, XMLSyntaxError('Document is empty, line 1, column 1'), <traceback object at 0x19d61a3c0>), file: databases_controller.py,line: 205
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
go to the builder.py and execute with standard command for minimal or full
Expected behavior
no errors in the log

A similar error related to building the database is:
2021-02-14 18:17:31,592 - importer - ERROR - Writing Stats object full_stats_1_0 in file:/CKG/src/graphdb_builder/../../data/imports/stats/stats.hdf > Trying to store a string with len [9] in [date] column but
this column has a limit of [8]!
Consider using min_itemsize to preset the sizes on these columns.
2021-02-14 18:17:31,296 - ontologies_controller - ERROR - Error: Tag-value pair parsing failed for:
A000    Cholera due to Vibrio cholerae 01, biovar cholerae
. Ontology ICD-10: (<class 'ValueError'>, ValueError('Tag-value pair parsing failed for:\nA000    Cholera due to Vibrio cholerae 01, biovar cholerae\n'), <traceback object at 0x18fc147d0>), file: ontologies_controller.py,line: 134

The first error: 2021-02-14 18:18:26,308 - database_controller - ERROR - Database DrugBank: (<class 'lxml.etree.XMLSyntaxError'>, XMLSyntaxError('Document is empty, line 1, column 1'), <traceback object at 0x19d61a3c0>), file: databases_controller.py,line: 205
Came from the download from the DrugBank decompressing the file. Using the OS X compress created a directory in the archive __MACOSX, which was causing the issue during parsing.
Fixed by : Can be fixed after the fact by zip -d filename.zip __MACOSX/*
as detailed here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10924236/mac-zip-compress-without-macosx-folder

uniprot error:
updated to this line to fix the file path:
9 uniprot_fasta_file: 'ftp://ftp.uniprot.org/pub/databases/uniprot/current_release/knowledgebase/reference_proteomes/Eukaryota/UP000005640/UP000005640_9606.fasta.gz'
./src/graphdb_builder/databases/config/uniprotConfig.yml

The error for ICD10 code import fails because the input file seems incompatible with the parser. I am not sure what the correct file should be, the parser (ontologies/parsers/icdParser.py) seems to suggest that it should be a tab separated file with at least 6 columns, the downloaded file is just two columns and does not have any tabs:
ftp://ftp.cdc.gov/pub/Health_Statistics/NCHS/Publications/ICD10CM/2020/icd10cm_codes_2020.txt

Hi, apologies for the late response.
ICD10 codes are not included in this version of CKG. The parser we committed last year was in development and was not finalized. Closing until there is a parser supporting this node type.


Documentation/#3725

Tidied the code as per the comments on the draft PR and corrected the spelling errors.

Hey, it's a good start, I think the location of modules is missing, eg you can start a shared module in the environments repo, and once it is large enough / in use enough to break out into it's own module they can request we create a module for them.
Also no mention of what testing, sca etc we expect.
Also I think the contributing.md should be in the root directory, have a double check in the GitHub docs.

@davidkelliott Not entirely sure what you need in here. Would this be required in this document or should we create another "need to know" type thing in our main documentation? Renamed the Platform module section to "Platform" code and briefly mentioned creating modules in there.

Closed this as the redraft differs so significantly, most of the discussion here is no longer relevant. Raised https://github.com/ministryofjustice/modernisation-platform/pull/4125 instead.


Investigate Customer CORS and other issues

I was examining this user who used the portal widget generator in 5 Oct:
https://insights.hotjar.com/p?site=294008&recording=319832371&token=068bc123f0a39a105b4096051870a226
He tested his widget at http://codesofmusic.nl/test-webrtc/
He is getting some errors:

There are a few potential issues that require investigation:

[ ] Why is the widget showing when using the http url
[ ] What is causing those CORS issues?

He might be using an old version of the widget generator:

Yesterday we reached to the customer to ask them what they are trying to do with no response (yet).
Can you please confirm that there is no underlying issues here that would impact other users. We plan to start promote the Portal Widget Generator next week. It is important enough to spend a few minutes on by tomorrow.

We might need to ask the user to upgrade his widget code. Let me research a bit more on it

This should be done after the merged all the assets in the the Voxbone CDN. Moving to Icebox


Spread operator with string array in optional function parameter does not catch type mismatch

🔎 Search Terms
"spread operator", "string array", "function", "parameter", "optional", "rest"
🕗 Version & Regression Information

This is the behavior in every version I tried, and I reviewed the FAQ for entries about spread operator and rest parameters

⏯ Playground Link
https://www.typescriptlang.org/play?ts=5.4.0-dev.20240101#code/GYVwdgxgLglg9mABMOcDqMoAsCyBDMAEzyjgCcBPABTzLwFsBTKRsgHgBUA+AChjAAOIKAC5EASRZ0ARgBtGnLgEpEAbwC+AWABQoSLATJUGbAHkBBsHlk06TKYr6DhAfjGTWeOQu4qNOnQgEAGcoRDAQJjIYCABBMjoKRABeRABtAEYAGkQAJhyAZgBdAG5AkLDQ6LAAc3jElPSAchQ4Jpym6Vp2xE68AC8m0oDdY0xcAmJSSlsGZlYeCKiY+rwKJTLR9HH8IhJyalo5qR4q-jqEtY2dAHobxABlLDgQWUJELDwAN0ZEIPoBDB5GREKwyOQdK0TBM9tNDnZ5mQeAA6VFLVgrS7rTZ3R7PV7vT4-P5wAFA1ighIQrbQ3ZTA6zewLVHIs61VbYkZQ8bmSzWRmIxaRDFxLHXGk8izwKw2I5MpFsi6JcW4p4vN4fb6-f6A4GU8FkSFjMxShD8uWClno6Ki5U4+4AUQASk7TE6xGqCZriTrySCweRENJhIhCHBGMFwnAoEbtia+bKEScWYqORsgA
💻 Code
function fooWithMandatoryParameter<T>(input: Iterable<T>) {}
function fooWithOptionalParameter<T>(input?: Iterable<T>) {}

const numericArray = [1, 2, 3];
const stringArray = ['foo', 'bar', 'baz'];

fooWithMandatoryParameter(numericArray);
fooWithMandatoryParameter(stringArray);
// Should have compiler error
fooWithMandatoryParameter(...numericArray);
// Should have compiler error
fooWithMandatoryParameter(...stringArray);

fooWithOptionalParameter(numericArray);
fooWithOptionalParameter(stringArray);
// Should have compiler error
fooWithOptionalParameter(...numericArray);
// ERROR: Should have compiler error but does not
fooWithOptionalParameter(...stringArray);

🙁 Actual behavior
fooWithOptionalParameter(...stringArray); was not caught by TS compiler
🙂 Expected behavior
fooWithOptionalParameter(...stringArray); should raise a compiler error that function needs rest argument to match a spread array
Additional information about the issue
No response

Strings are legal Iterable<string> so that's why there's no error here

Strings are legal Iterable<string> so that's why there's no error here

This would allow fooWithOptionalParameter(...'foo'), but we are spreading an array of strings, not a single string.
I thought that using the spread operator to pass an array into a function would only work if the function used rest parameters (see https://stackoverflow.com/a/34181899/323177). Otherwise we are spreading an array of unknown length into function that only takes a single parameter - which should not be legal unless we know the array has exactly one element (not the case in the reproduced code).
In addition, the fact that this only happens with an optional parameter does not seem logical and implies it is a bug, rather than as designed.

This would allow fooWithOptionalParameter(...'foo'), but we are spreading an array of strings, not a single string.

The code as written is equivalent to calling fooWithOptionalParameter('foo', 'bar', 'baz').  You possibly passed extra arguments, but the first one is a valid Iterable<string>, so TS is okay with it.  The other possibility would be that the array is completely empty - in which case the call becomes fooWithOptionalParameter(), which is also legal.

In addition, the fact that this only happens with an optional parameter does not seem logical and implies it is a bug, rather than as designed.

Well, the version with the mandatory parameter requires at least one value (of type Iterable<T>) but the array might be empty.  On the other hand the optional version is safe to call with no arguments, and if you happen to pass extra ones, they'll just be quietly ignored.  So I'd say this falls under the same rationale that justifies https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/wiki/FAQ#why-are-functions-with-fewer-parameters-assignable-to-functions-that-take-more-parameters

The code as written is equivalent to calling fooWithOptionalParameter('foo', 'bar', 'baz'). You possibly passed extra arguments, but the first one is a valid Iterable<string>, so TS is okay with it.

TS is not ok with the extra arguments:

On the other hand the optional version is safe to call with no arguments, and if you happen to pass extra ones, they'll just be quietly ignored. So I'd say this falls under the same rationale that justifies https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/wiki/FAQ#why-are-functions-with-fewer-parameters-assignable-to-functions-that-take-more-parameters

Quietly ignoring parameter mismatch does not sound like a good idea and is not the case when calling normal functions. The link you shared is for a very specific scenario where we are looking at assignability between function types. I do not think this is applicable in this case - especially given that if the parameter is mandatory, the error message matches my expectations - spreading an array is only allowed if the function accepts a rest parameter:

After a quick search, I found this very similar issue: https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/42119.  In fact it's almost identical to the case here since Set's constructor is defined as taking an optional Iterable<T> parameter.
In particular, this comment https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/42119#issuecomment-754965078 seems relevant.

As long as the call isn't provably too-high arity, it should be OK, since this is generally inline without our behavior in other places.

Emphasis mine. (that last bit is why I linked to the FAQ entry I did)

This is the intended behavior. As in the function indirection case, it's not a "guaranteed error" to pass too many parameters. Saliently, if this error did exist, it's even not clear how you would make it go away in the cases where you meant to do this.


Widget Parameter - Service Url  - General Usage for Drillisch Brands

Hi,
the script works very well also for other Drillisch brands like e. g. winsim, sim.de by changing the url to service.winsim.de, service.sim.de.
Therefore my enhancement request to configure the url as Widget Parameter.
Kind Regards
Markus

Done, please check newest version.

Great. Works fine for sim.de also.


Missing Markdown list creation in Intro chapter

In the intro chapter, in the section on supervised learning (http://gluon.mxnet.io/chapter01_crashcourse/introduction.html#Supervised-learning), there is a Markdown bullet point list that is not rendered as a bullet point list, presumably because of a missing empty line before the list:
Partly, that’s because many important tasks can be described crisply as predicting something unknown from something known: * Predict cancer vs not cancer, given a CT image * Predict the correct translation in French, given a sentence in English * Predict the price of a stock next month based on this month’s financial reporting data

Issue does not appear in
https://github.com/zackchase/mxnet-the-straight-dope/blob/master/chapter01_crashcourse/introduction.ipynb
but down appear in link provided by original poster.
Opened pull request https://github.com/zackchase/mxnet-the-straight-dope/pull/342 to fix issue.


Fails to install

./opam-installer --prefix "/home/martin/.asdf/installs/opam/2.0.1" --mandir "/home/martin/.asdf/installs/opam/2.0.1/share/man" --libdir "/usr/local/lib/ocaml/4.05.0" opam-installer.install
_build/install/default/bin/opam-installer => /home/martin/.asdf/installs/opam/2.0.1/bin/opam-installer
Creating directory /usr/local/lib/ocaml/4.05.0/opam-installer
[ERROR] Failure during install
./opam-installer: "mkdir" failed on /usr/local/lib/ocaml/4.05.0/opam-installer: Permission denied
make[1]: *** [Makefile:142: install] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory '/tmp/opam_build_4ldbnz/dist'
make: *** [Makefile:195: cold-install] Error 2

it seems like the libdir is not correctly passed to the configure script.
As a side note: is there a specific reason the sources are compiled and the compiled releases are not used?

Yes, Opam repository has compiled releases, so we can use it. but this problem is weird.

OK, it should have been fixed by https://github.com/asdf-ocaml/asdf-opam/commit/706d4939c1bcb89a82b4d3e2ab6be7501899544e.

Works now.

@all-contributors please add @imbsky for code doc maintenance

@all-contributors please add @schutm for bug


[Bug]: Device Info Plus not building anymore

Platform
Android
Plugin
device_info_plus
Version
^3.2.3
Flutter SDK
3.0.5
Steps to reproduce
Try to run the app after doing flutter pub upgrade
I get the example.
../../../../src/flutter/.pub-cache/hosted/pub.dartlang.org/device_info_plus_windows-2.1.1/lib/src/device_info_plus_windows.dart:24:35: Error: Required named parameter 'userName' must be provided.
    final data = WindowsDeviceInfo(
                                  ^
../../../../src/flutter/.pub-cache/hosted/pub.dartlang.org/device_info_plus_platform_interface-2.4.0/lib/model/windows_device_info.dart:12:3: Context: Found this candidate, but the arguments don't match.
  WindowsDeviceInfo({
  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Code Sample
No response
Logs
../../../../src/flutter/.pub-cache/hosted/pub.dartlang.org/device_info_plus_windows-2.1.1/lib/src/device_info_plus_windows.dart:24:35: Error: Required named parameter 'userName' must be provided.
    final data = WindowsDeviceInfo(
                                  ^
../../../../src/flutter/.pub-cache/hosted/pub.dartlang.org/device_info_plus_platform_interface-2.4.0/lib/model/windows_device_info.dart:12:3: Context: Found this candidate, but the arguments don't match.
  WindowsDeviceInfo({
  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

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Stuck on same

Anyone have a workaround yet? I'm trying to do dependency overrides but nothing is making it pass.
If you find a version that works please post, I have an urgent build to get out.

If it's urgent, As a quick workaround you can comment the code giving error. if you are not building a windows app it should work fine @FilledStacks

If it's urgent, As a quick workaround you can comment the code giving error. if you are not building a windows app it should work fine @FilledStacks

Thanks. This works locally. Not when I try and make a release to QA through our CI pipeline. I'll remove the package for now and add it back when this is fixed.
Thanks for the response.

same problem

I temporary added overrides to pubspec.yaml, seems to work pretty well :)
dependency_overrides:
  device_info_plus: '4.0.0'
  device_info_plus_platform_interface: '2.3.0+1'

Since we specify the version of device_info_plus directly, I just added this

edit file : device_info_plus/lib/device_info_plus.dart replace
Future<WindowsDeviceInfo> get windowsInfo async =>
     _cachedWindowsDeviceInfo ??= await _platform.windowsInfo()!;

to
Future<WindowsDeviceInfo> get windowsInfo async =>
      _cachedWindowsDeviceInfo !;

and edit file device_info_plus_windows/lib/src/device_info_plus_windows.dart like this on line 25
 @override
  Future<WindowsDeviceInfo> windowsInfo() {
    return Future.value(null);
  }

now, i have avoid it temporarily.

We had the same problem. After upgrading to ^4.0.2 it seems to be fixed.
Tests as well as local debug building works again

Could you provide exact steps to reproduce the issue?
If I do the following, I can compile the app without issues:
Create a flutter project
add the device_info_plus dependency with flutter pub add device_info_plus
Run the project on Android

All of that works.

In My case, i do not use device_info_plus itself, but it is a dependency for native_pdf_viewer which i import into my app (i use the lastest stable version of native_pdf_viewer).
Running flutter pup upgrade did not change anything in my case. Azure pipeline still fails with the same error.

Thanks @Stachuu87 that helps.
I think the problem is that device_info_plus_platform_interface had a breaking change that was not provided inside a major version change. So apps depending on older versions of device_info_plus will break.
I will see if I can reproduce this issue and find a solution that doesn't break old clients.

I have reverted the breaking change in device_info_plus_platform_interface and republished under:
device_info_plus_platform_interface    2.5.0
device_info_plus_windows               3.0.3
device_info_plus                       4.0.3

Please let me know if you still have the same issue

I have reverted the breaking change in device_info_plus_platform_interface and republished under:

device_info_plus_platform_interface    2.5.0

device_info_plus_windows               3.0.3

device_info_plus                       4.0.3

Please let me know if you still have the same issue

It seems to work just fine from me.
Thanks for such a quick response.

I have reverted the breaking change in device_info_plus_platform_interface and republished under:
device_info_plus_platform_interface    2.5.0
device_info_plus_windows               3.0.3
device_info_plus                       4.0.3

Please let me know if you still have the same issue

@miquelbeltran
It doesn't work in my case.
It always gives error (Null check operator used on a null value).
This is the code:
class Device extends GetxController {
  static final DeviceInfoPlugin deviceInfoPlugin = DeviceInfoPlugin();

  Future<Map<String, dynamic>> getDevice() async {
    Map<String, dynamic>? map;
    try {
      if (Platform.isAndroid) {
        map = _readAndroidBuildData(await deviceInfoPlugin.androidInfo);
      } else if (Platform.isIOS) {
        map = _readIosDeviceInfo(await deviceInfoPlugin.iosInfo);
      }
    } on PlatformException catch (e) {
      map = {
        "title": "Dart Package Failure",
        "message": e.toString(),
        "error": "Current dart package (device_info_plus) failed to get data.",
      };
      Get.offAll(() => AppError(title: map!['title'], message: map['message'], error: map['error']));
    }
    return map!;
  }

  Map<String, dynamic> _readAndroidBuildData(AndroidDeviceInfo build) {
    return <String, dynamic>{
      'version.securityPatch': build.version.securityPatch,
      'version.sdkInt': build.version.sdkInt,
      'version.release': build.version.release,
      'version.previewSdkInt': build.version.previewSdkInt,
      'version.incremental': build.version.incremental,
      'version.codename': build.version.codename,
      'version.baseOS': build.version.baseOS,
      'board': build.board,
      'bootloader': build.bootloader,
      'brand': build.brand,
      'device': build.device,
      'display': build.display,
      'fingerprint': build.fingerprint,
      'hardware': build.hardware,
      'host': build.host,
      'id': build.id,
      'manufacturer': build.manufacturer,
      'model': build.model,
      'product': build.product,
      'supported32BitAbis': build.supported32BitAbis,
      'supported64BitAbis': build.supported64BitAbis,
      'supportedAbis': build.supportedAbis,
      'tags': build.tags,
      'type': build.type,
      'isPhysicalDevice': build.isPhysicalDevice,
      'systemFeatures': build.systemFeatures,
    };
  }

  Map<String, dynamic> _readIosDeviceInfo(IosDeviceInfo data) {
    return <String, dynamic>{
      'name': data.name,
      'systemName': data.systemName,
      'systemVersion': data.systemVersion,
      'model': data.model,
      'localizedModel': data.localizedModel,
      'identifierForVendor': data.identifierForVendor,
      'isPhysicalDevice': data.isPhysicalDevice,
      'utsname.sysname:': data.utsname.sysname,
      'utsname.nodename:': data.utsname.nodename,
      'utsname.release:': data.utsname.release,
      'utsname.version:': data.utsname.version,
      'utsname.machine:': data.utsname.machine,
    };
  }
}

This is the pubspec.yaml:
dependencies:
  device_info_plus: 4.0.3
dependency_overrides:
  device_info_plus: 4.0.3
  device_info_plus_platform_interface: 2.5.0

Is there something wrong with github?
Or dart pub.dev?

Thank you Flutter team.

No worries!
Just to be clear, we are NOT part of the Flutter Team/Google/etc. and we are not sponsored by them in any way (or at least, I am not, lol). These plugins are run by independent volunteers on our free time, so we need both help and patience from the rest of the community to be able to do so.
Since this issue seems to be solved, I am closing the ticket now. Please for any new issues check the existing open tickers or open a new ticket.


Only diff against the namespace of the blueprint that is run

If a user runs a blueprint in a new namespace, the diff should not be against the old namespace. Instead, it should just look like you're running the blueprint from a clean slate.
 Currently, you'll see a diff when running the second command -- this diff shouldn't appear. However, the diff should still appear when running a modified blueprint in the same namespace that's already running.
The namespace is set with the Infrastructure constructor.

I'll take a look at this.


Add ArchGym Figure to index.html as well

It would be nice if we could add the arch gym figure to this page as well since it is the landing read the docs page:
https://oss-archgym.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html

I completed this - done.


Python: Provide support for YAML serialization of prompts (combine config.json and skprompt.txt)

This can be commenced once the first version of KernelArguments is in the feature branch #4565

I'd be interested in taking a shot at this one.

@jeffrey-m-johnson, can you reach out either @eavanvalkenburg (EU time zone) or @moonbox3 (EST time zone)? One or both of them can help you get started on this feature!

I'm CST, so I think I'll chat with @moonbox3 first

How is this one going @jeffrey-m-johnson ?


Domain expired?

Domain name is expired. Could you please publish it at *.github.io?

New URL is http://drewdulz.github.io/simpleNotify-js/

Thanks, the readme still has old .com domain

It has been updated now.


RFC: Multipage Feature

Copied from: https://github.com/tesseract-ocr/tesseract/pull/911#issuecomment-302068376

@stweil - How would I start Tesseract to process page1.png and page2.png in a single run?
@amitdo - Prepare a text file that has the path to each image:
path/to/1.png
path/to/2.png
path/to/3.tiff
Save it, and then give its name as input file to Tesseract.
tesseract savedlist output
@stweil - Thank you, good to know that. It looks like the ChangeLog, other documentation and the program help text need an update.
Currently all pages are written to one output file (per format). Some formats include page information (hOCR, PDF). Others like TXT don't, but could use a page separator character (ASCII 0x0C = FF). Would it help to support an output base parameter with placeholders like page number or image base name to generate one output file per input image?
The multi-page feature was added in 2014 by commit 25a8c7b.

@stweil

Would it help to support an output base parameter with placeholders like page number or image base name to generate one output file per input image?

I can think of two cases for using this.

A document for which each page is available as a separate image.
Separate documents images which need to be run in a batch

For the first, current processing is sufficient, maybe with an additional  page separator character .
For the second, it would be useful to have the option you suggest.

An implementation could also get pairs of image file and output base from the file list instead of image files only. That would allow maximum flexibility.

savedlist
Sachitra_Saraswati_Prasad_004932_HR-g4_page0001_1L.tif
Sachitra_Saraswati_Prasad_004932_HR-g4_page0002_2R.tif
Sachitra_Saraswati_Prasad_004932_HR-g4_page0004_2R.tif
Sachitra_Saraswati_Prasad_004932_HR-g4_page0005_1L.tif
Sachitra_Saraswati_Prasad_004932_HR-g4_page0005_2R.tif

tesseract savedlist output

Current implementation creates output file output.txt with concatenated OCR text.
Console displays filenames being processed
Tesseract Open Source OCR Engine v4.00.00alpha with Leptonica
Page 0 : Sachitra_Saraswati_Prasad_004932_HR-g4_page0001_1L.tif
Page 1 : Sachitra_Saraswati_Prasad_004932_HR-g4_page0002_2R.tif
Page 2 : Sachitra_Saraswati_Prasad_004932_HR-g4_page0004_2R.tif
Page 3 : Sachitra_Saraswati_Prasad_004932_HR-g4_page0005_1L.tif
Page 4 : Sachitra_Saraswati_Prasad_004932_HR-g4_page0005_2R.tif

`tesseract savedlist savedlist'

Suggested option for additional implementation, to create separate output files for each line in the savedlist list file.
The syntax of the command could be different - either not specifying the outputbase or using the same name as the listfile or something else - whatever is easy to implement.
The output files will be based on the filenames in the listfile, same basename with change of extenstion.
The listfile in the above two cases can be created by eg. by ls -l *.tif >savedlist

option suggested above by @stweil

get pairs of image file name and output base from the file list instead of image files only.

This would require change to listfile  format.
Optionally, if output base is not given separately in listfile, then it will create file based on filenames in list.

@stweil Please compare the time taken for the list option vs multipage tif vs processing each file separately in a loop to see what may be a recommended option.
here is the result of my singular test using Hindi traineddata.
 ----------------------------------------------------
Sachitra_Saraswati_Prasad_004932_HR-g4_page0001_1L.tif
Tesseract Open Source OCR Engine v4.00.00alpha with Leptonica
Page 1

real    0m24.880s
user    1m11.375s
sys     0m0.813s
Sachitra_Saraswati_Prasad_004932_HR-g4_page0002_2R.tif
Tesseract Open Source OCR Engine v4.00.00alpha with Leptonica
Page 1

real    0m37.305s
user    1m49.734s
sys     0m0.891s
Sachitra_Saraswati_Prasad_004932_HR-g4_page0004_2R.tif
Tesseract Open Source OCR Engine v4.00.00alpha with Leptonica
Page 1

real    0m43.672s
user    2m1.156s
sys     0m1.078s
Sachitra_Saraswati_Prasad_004932_HR-g4_page0005_1L.tif
Tesseract Open Source OCR Engine v4.00.00alpha with Leptonica
Page 1

real    0m39.755s
user    1m46.578s
sys     0m0.922s
Sachitra_Saraswati_Prasad_004932_HR-g4_page0005_2R.tif
Tesseract Open Source OCR Engine v4.00.00alpha with Leptonica
Page 1

real    0m23.214s
user    1m6.891s
sys     0m0.781s
-------------------------------------------------
list.txt
Tesseract Open Source OCR Engine v4.00.00alpha with Leptonica
Page 0 : Sachitra_Saraswati_Prasad_004932_HR-g4_page0001_1L.tif
Page 1 : Sachitra_Saraswati_Prasad_004932_HR-g4_page0002_2R.tif
Page 2 : Sachitra_Saraswati_Prasad_004932_HR-g4_page0004_2R.tif
Page 3 : Sachitra_Saraswati_Prasad_004932_HR-g4_page0005_1L.tif
Page 4 : Sachitra_Saraswati_Prasad_004932_HR-g4_page0005_2R.tif

real    3m26.132s
user    9m32.531s
sys     0m2.594s

---------------------------------------------------
multitest.tif
Tesseract Open Source OCR Engine v4.00.00alpha with Leptonica
Page 1
Page 2
Page 3
Page 4
Page 5

real    3m35.027s
user    9m44.297s
sys     0m2.781s

----------------------

Page numbering in this option starts with 0. Should be changed to 1 (similar to multipage tif).
If a multipage tiff is listed as one of the files in the listfile, only its first page is processed.

CC: @jbreiden

The sum of the 5 individual tesseract processes is ~2m 46s real time, quicker than batching images in a single process. That's not quite what we were expecting to see. Anyone know why?

@jbarlow83
I ran the test just once under WSL on Windows10 for language Hindi - there may have been other processes running at the same time which might have impacted the numbers. Hence my request to @stweil to test and compare the features.
Do you find individual files to get processed faster?

@jbarlow83
This might be related to the adaptive learning that Tesseract does.

Here are my results for a simple hello world image.
Summary for default language (identical to -l eng):

PNG and TIFF show similar performance
TIFF multi-page and list of single page TIFF show similar performance
LSTM takes more CPU time than old engine for this example

Summary for language with very large traineddata:

no text recognized
old engine takes much longer (otherwise similar to the results above)
LSTM comparable to result with default language (but no text recognized)

LSTM (--oem 1)
PNG (ten times)
user 0.23
user 0.23
user 0.23
user 0.23
user 0.23
user 0.24
user 0.24
user 0.25
user 0.25
user 0.25

real 2.76
user 2.42
sys 0.77

TIFF (ten times single page)
user 0.23
user 0.24
user 0.24
user 0.24
user 0.24
user 0.25
user 0.25
user 0.25
user 0.26
user 0.27

real 2.77
user 2.50
sys 0.74

TIFF (ten pages)
real 0.43
user 0.76
sys 0.06

TIFF (list with ten single page images)
real 0.43
user 0.73
sys 0.09

Old engine (--oem 0)
PNG (ten times)
real 2.70
user 1.98
sys 0.69

TIFF (ten times single page)
real 2.68
user 1.94
sys 0.70

TIFF (ten pages)
real 0.51
user 0.42
sys 0.08

TIFF (list with ten single page images)
real 0.52
user 0.43
sys 0.08

LSTM engine with large traineddata (--oem 1 -l mya)
PNG (ten times)
real 2.21
user 1.87
sys 1.17

TIFF (ten times single page)
real 2.20
user 1.82
sys 1.20

TIFF (ten pages)
real 0.49
user 1.12
sys 0.11

TIFF (list with ten single page images)
real 0.47
user 1.04
sys 0.11

Old engine with large traineddata (--oem 0 -l mya)
PNG (ten times)
real 18.42
user 16.26
sys 2.10

TIFF (ten times single page)
real 19.07
user 16.20
sys 2.28

TIFF (ten pages)
real 10.69
user 10.46
sys 0.22

TIFF (list with ten single page images)
real 10.78
user 10.53
sys 0.23

Amitdo, thanks for adding me to this Request For Comments.
I think it is a very good idea to change the text output format to use the form feed character (U+000C) mark page boundaries. Hopefully this is very easy.
Reasonable people can disagree, but I don't think Tesseract should support an output base parameter with placeholders like page number.  There's a lot of combinations already between inputs and outputs. Single page input images, multipage input images, lists of images in a file, lists of images on stdin, streaming, various output format. Combinations are tricky, and it is a big reason why still haven't restored the "OCR to memory buffer" feature that has been mentioned so many times.
If this is mostly about increasing throughput by eliminating initialization time, a common thing to do is to create an "OCR service" where a warmed up Tesseract daemon runs all the time. This type of program would make calls to libtesseract, but is otherwise a separate program. Not an additional feature to tesseractmain.cpp

Also see recent question in forum:
https://groups.google.com/forum/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer#!msg/tesseract-ocr/RgVZcxCQDOE/uDkk4oYICwAJ

the output provides me only with the results strings results, I can't connect the result to its original image.

Is there a way to extend the results to provide more details such as, picture file name, path, etc..

I think it is a very good idea to change the text output format to use the form feed character (U+000C) mark page boundaries. Hopefully this is very easy.

@stweil PR, please!

Yesterday I had a look on the implementation to see where I could add the page separator and found that it is already there:
The parameter include_page_breaks enables a page separator string in output text after each image / page. It is disabled by default.
The parameter page_separator sets the string used as page separator. It is set to the form feed character by default.
So the desired behavior is achieved by tesseract multipage.tif /tmp/multipage -c include_page_breaks=1. It adds the FF character after each page (also after the last page which would not be necessary).
I noticed that Tesseract also adds an empty line at the end of each page. Do we need / want that? I'd prefer to get rid of it.

I think the question is whether adding of page breaks should be the default in text mode, similar to HOCR or PDF.
If FF is added after each page then the empty line may not be required.

I suggest to remove the include_page_breaks parameter, remove the empty line at the end of each page, and always use the page_separator parameter. Then each page will be terminated by the FF character by default. Setting page_separator to the LF character would restore the old behaviour, setting it to an empty string would omit page separators.
Would that be fine for everybody? @theraysmith?

https://github.com/tesseract-ocr/tesseract/commit/8bb5a89d5ac0e0c5e94fc566dff70ee1fffc95d1 by @stweil
Don't add empty line to text output
Empty lines in text output are needed to separate paragraphs,
but there should not be an empty line at the end of the text.

What about the other changes?

There was no answer to my previous suggestion. If people agree, I'll prepare a pull request which removes include_page_breaks and which always uses page_separator parameter.

https://github.com/tesseract-ocr/tesseract/commit/4c7c960bfd57c5863fe639afab801080d9ef8bbe
https://web.archive.org/web/20160626112213/http://code.google.com/p/tesseract-ocr/issues/detail?id=1417
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/tesseract-dev/VsgJ9R-cTQ0/OMeDjYWoAdQJ

My question is: Are you sure that any text editor can handle form feed?

The ones which I know (more than 10) can handle form feed. So do all printers (which really do a form feed).

Including Notepad?
See the discussion which led to the patch:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/tesseract-dev/VsgJ9R-cTQ0/OMeDjYWoAdQJ

Notepad cannot be used reasonably with text files which use the common LF line endings – it expects CRLF. So it does not work with text files generated by Tesseract, and FF is only an additional detail. I did not count Notepad as an editor.
As I suggested to keep the page_separator parameter, it would still be possible to use the tricks mentioned in the discussion which you cited.

There was no answer to my previous suggestion. If people agree, I'll prepare a pull request which removes include_page_breaks and which always uses the page_separator parameter.

I agree :-)

I agree.

Thanks!


Added Product of Array Except Itself Java Solution

Closing since there's already a java solution for 238


In API automation add some mechanism to get request body as an object.

Hi Team,
In Carina framework for API automation, please add method or some mechanism to get request body as an object.
Regards and thanks,
Ravi

merged to master: https://github.com/qaprosoft/carina/pull/981


Dangling docker logs process on Linux

Hi,
Firstly, thanks for the awesome tool!
Problem
I've encountered a small issue that there is a docker logs process that is not stopped after x11docker has been stopped (either by closing the container's X window, docker stop, or SIGINT/Ctrl+C on the x11docker process).
Command
x11docker --init=dockerinit patricknw/xaos
Output from pstee after stopping x11docker
[snip]
 |-+- 23710 XXX bash /home/XXX/.cache/x11docker/patricknw-xaos-3378334/dockerrc
//g --- 23720 XXX sed s/
 |--- 23709 XXX /nix/store/qw44ld0z5546n3aj26jbzm7i7361xkym-docker-18.09.7/libexec/docker/docker logs -f 27bcdfc37bcbb281559223c90f4b03b5366f29bc7403443b547bc486041fb084
[snip]

Manually running kill 23709 (in this case) stops these three dangling processes.
Environment Details
x11docker version
6.1.1
Linux version (NixOS)
Linux XXX 4.19.61 #1-NixOS SMP Fri Jul 26 07:14:31 UTC 2019 x86_64 GNU/Linux
19.03.173198.aeeb30a3b29 (Koi)
Docker version
Client:
 Version:           18.09.7
 API version:       1.39
 Go version:        go1.11.6
 Git commit:        2d0083d657f82c47044c8d3948ba434b622fe2fd
 Built:             Sat Jul 20 11:01:01 2019
 OS/Arch:           linux/amd64
 Experimental:      false

Server:
 Engine:
  Version:          18.09.7
  API version:      1.39 (minimum version 1.12)
  Go version:       go1.11.6
  Git commit:       2d0083d657f82c47044c8d3948ba434b622fe2fd
  Built:            Thu Jan  1 00:00:01 1970
  OS/Arch:          linux/amd64
  Experimental:     false

Probable cause / proposed solution
Had a look into what might be causing this. This line in the generated dockerrc starts a logs process in the background but doesn't add it to the background pids list.
https://github.com/mviereck/x11docker/blob/05fd4e99f18ed4d550e83d85257a692a2764e7c3/x11docker#L4516
So it hangs around even after everything else is finished. It also appears this is intended behaviour for docker logs to not exit when the container it is following stops.
So a possible fix for this would be to call storepid after the above docker logs call. If this seems like a reasonable solution, I can raise a PR if you wish.

Thank you for the detailed report!

So it hangs around even after everything else is finished. It also appears this is intended behaviour for docker logs to not exit when the container it is following stops.

This is odd. I assumed docker logs would always stop if the container is removed.
On my system (Debian 10, Docker version 19.03.1, build 74b1e89) there is no remaining docker logs process after terminating x11docker.
Maybe it is a bug in Docker version 18.09.7?

So a possible fix for this would be to call storepid after the above docker logs call. If this seems like a reasonable solution, I can raise a PR if you wish.

Thank you! I've just included storepid as you suggested. No PR needed.
However, it might fail if the user is not in group docker and x11docker does not run as root. In that case docker logs would run as root and cannot be terminated without privileges. For now I just hope it is a (meanwhile fixed) bug in Docker.

Thanks for the quick response.
Yeah, it is quite odd. I didn't find any official documentation about this behaviour, just some github issues that suggested it was intended, but could also be a bug.
Unfortunately those changes don't quite fix the issue (sorry, should have mentioned I hadn't tried the fix myself). The pid being stored isn't the one for docker logs (or the sed invoked by rmcr for that matter). Maybe the subshell running rmcr? Not sure how Bash handles these things.
Will see if I can find a fix locally since you can't reproduce it on your Docker version.

I didn't find any official documentation about this behaviour, just some github issues that suggested it was intended, but could also be a bug.

I somewhere found that docker logs stays alive if a container is stopped and started again later. That is intended. However, x11docker runs with --rm to immediatly remove the stopped container. I did not find a behavior documentation for that case.
I would expect it to terminate if there is no container anymore, and so it does here, but not on your system.

The pid being stored isn't the one for docker logs (or the sed invoked by rmcr for that matter). Maybe the subshell running rmcr?

You are right. I just checked it, too. The stored pid is invalid.
I tried without rmcr, still invalid.
I assume docker logs forks itself immediatly and continues with another pid. Only few applications do that, e.g. gnome-shell. I am not aware of a proper way to track this fork behavior to get a valid pid.
I've reverted the storepid change yet because it does not work.
I don't have a proper solution either except to update docker.

Yes, the container is stopped and removed properly; docker ps -a shows no containers.

Ok, think I've found a fix. Original fix had a typo missing the escape character for $! so the pid being stored was that of the generating script. Also replaced the pipe with a subshell redirect that apparently changes the order of execution* so that the pid in $! is that of docker logs.
https://github.com/SamLex/x11docker/blob/58ccbaf815a08e0344bcc0195db6f5d2dea6798d/x11docker#L4523
* according to https://stackoverflow.com/a/8048493

Thank you!
An interesting construction to forward the output to a subshell instead of piping it. Did not see that before.

Original fix had a typo missing the escape character for $! so the pid being stored was that of the generating script.

Indeed, this was a bug in my own implementation. Thanks for pointing that out!


doesn't work with vite

Describe the bug
the now stable remix plugin for vite doesn't seem to be supported
Your Example Website or App
N/A
Steps to Reproduce the Bug or Issue

create a new remix project
run routes gen
see generator fail

Expected behavior
As a user, I expect to be able to use routes-gen with remix and vite
Screenshots or Videos
No response
Platform

OS: MacOS
Browser: Chrome
Version: Latest

Additional context
No response

@lifeiscontent
You can put a empty remix.config.cjs at remix project path to make it work

@t2tx that breaks deployment on verve’s 😅


feat(api-server): Enable charm configuration of launcher and driver images

Enable charm configuration of launcher and driver images used during pipeline steps. Those can be configured thourgh values launcher-image and driver-image. When unset, KFP uses the default images defined in upstream code. This is based on upstream implementation introduced in kubeflow/pipelines#10269.
Closes #452
Testing
This was tested with upstream image gcr.io/ml-pipeline/api-server:2.0.5. The rest of kfp used the ROCKs.
It can be tested that pipeline steps are using the proper images by configuring the charm and then running a pipeline.
juju config kfp-api launcher-image="fake-image"
juju config kfp-api driver-image="fake-image"

You should see pods created by the pipeline run that spin up containers using the images provided in the config options.
Note that:

Each configuration should be tested separately. A pod using the launcher-image is only spun up after (at least some) driver-image pods are completed. Thus, launcher-image configuration can only be tested when driver-image config is healthy.
When rerunning the same exact pipeline, KFP will use the launcher spun up previously, if one was successfully created, instead of spinning a new one (thus the previously used launcher-image).

I synced with @orfeas-k to test this, and it was working correctly for me!
We agreed to add to the PR the instructions that we tested with.

Deployed as well the Charm and managed to change the images successfully.


Update template engines list

I removed some template engines that are either unmaintained or haven't seen development in years.
Haml.js was last committed to in 2014, h4e was last committed to in 2014, hulk-hogan is unmaintained, Combyne was last committed to in 2017, Swig is unmaintained, Webfiller was last committed to in 2012, Exbars was last committed to in 2016.
Additionally, I added an embedded JS template engine of mine called Eta. Since Eta is built off the same underlying code as Squirrelly, I figured the positioning made sense?

I removed some template engines that are either unmaintained or haven't seen development in years.

We don't currently have a specific rule set around this, though we are working towards one. Unless they flat out do not work with Express, please leave them until we have an actual set of rules for making such a determinitation.

Additionally, I added an embedded JS template engine of mine called Eta. Since Eta is built off the same underlying code as Squirrelly, I figured the positioning made sense?

I would suggest splitting that change into a separate PR from this, unless you are willing to have it hang around while we determine the state of removing the ones you have removed in the PR.

@dougwilson that makes complete sense. I created a PR to add Eta at #1140 :)


Question: Connector to Token Signing

Hi,
awesome work.
Where in the codebase does it call out to the Token Signing chrome extension to select the correct certificate from the smart card. Generally I would appreciate it if you could point me to the point where the interaction with the smart card happens.
Thank you very much.

Thanks for your kind words Adrian.
The certificate is extracted at: https://github.com/oraclize/dapp-proof-of-identity/blob/5822a1d1b88e365205188806ea9eef88cd6b578c/ui/react-wallet-ui/src/components/MyWallet.js#L224-L225
The message signing occurs here: https://github.com/oraclize/dapp-proof-of-identity/blob/5822a1d1b88e365205188806ea9eef88cd6b578c/ui/react-wallet-ui/src/components/MyWallet.js#L484
You can get more info on the various API calls here https://github.com/hwcrypto/hwcrypto.js/wiki/APIv2


[Feature] QwQ support

Checklist

[ ] 1. If the issue you raised is not a feature but a question, please raise a discussion at https://github.com/sgl-project/sglang/discussions/new/choose Otherwise, it will be closed.
[ ] 2. Please use English, otherwise it will be closed.

Motivation
ref https://qwenlm.github.io/blog/qwq-32b-preview/
Related resources
No response

Only the system prompt needs to be changed.

It is already supported

Not sure whether I use it correctly, but seems the behavior is different from HF (My feeling is EOS token is messed up). Could anyone take a look? Thank you!
HF Code:
from transformers import AutoModelForCausalLM, AutoTokenizer

model_name = "Qwen/QwQ-32B-Preview"

model = AutoModelForCausalLM.from_pretrained(
    model_name,
    torch_dtype="auto",
    device_map="auto"
)
tokenizer = AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained(model_name)

prompt = "How many r in strawberry."
messages = [
    {"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful and harmless assistant. You are Qwen developed by Alibaba. You should think step-by-step."},
    {"role": "user", "content": prompt}
]
text = tokenizer.apply_chat_template(
    messages,
    tokenize=False,
    add_generation_prompt=True
)
model_inputs = tokenizer([text], return_tensors="pt").to(model.device)

generated_ids = model.generate(
    **model_inputs,
    max_new_tokens=512
)
generated_ids = [
    output_ids[len(input_ids):] for input_ids, output_ids in zip(model_inputs.input_ids, generated_ids)
]
response = tokenizer.batch_decode(generated_ids, skip_special_tokens=True)[0]

HF output:
Alright, I need to write a Python function that calculates the total marks a student has obtained. I'm given a dictionary where the keys are subject names and the values are the marks obtained in those subjects. So, for example, if I have {'Math': 85, 'English': 78, 'Science': 92}, I need to add up these marks to get 255.
First, I need to think about how to approach this. I know that a dictionary in Python consists of key-value pairs, and in this case, the values are the marks, which are positive integers. So, I need to sum up all these integer values.
I should start by defining the function. Let's call it calculate_total_marks. It should take one parameter, which is the dictionary containing the subjects and their marks. So, the function signature would be:
def calculate_total_marks(marks_dict):

Now, inside this function, I need to iterate over the dictionary and sum up the values. I know that I can use a loop to go through each key-value pair in the dictionary. Since I'm only interested in the values (the marks), I can use the values() method of the dictionary, which returns a view object that contains all the values in the dictionary.
So, I can do something like:
total = 0
for mark in marks_dict.values():
    total += mark

This loop will add up all the marks and store the sum in the variable total.
After the loop, I can return the total sum.
So, putting it all together, the function would look like this:
def calculate_total_marks(marks_dict):
    total = 0
    for mark in marks_dict.values():
        total += mark
    return total

I should also consider if there are any edge cases or special scenarios I need to handle. For example, what if the dictionary is empty? Well, if the dictionary is empty, the sum should be 0, which is what my function would return, so that's fine.
Another thing to consider is that the problem states that the marks are always positive integers, so I don't need to worry about negative values or non-integer values.
I can also think about using built-in functions to make this simpler. Python has a built-in function sum() that can sum up the elements of an iterable. Since marks_dict.values() returns a view object that is iterable, I can pass it directly to sum().
So, I can simplify my function to:
def calculate_total_marks(marks_dict):
    return sum(marks_dict.values())

This is much shorter and more efficient. It's also easier to read and understand.
I should test this function with the example provided to make sure it works correctly.
Example:
Input: {'Math': 85, 'English': 78, 'Science': 92}
Expected Output: 255
Let's plug this into the function:
marks = {'Math': 85, 'English': 78, 'Science': 92}
total = calculate_total_marks(marks)
print(total)  # Output should be 255

Yes, that should work.
Let me also test it with an empty dictionary:
Input: {}
Expected Output: 0
marks = {}
total = calculate_total_marks(marks)
print(total)  # Output should be 0

That's correct.
And another test case:
Input: {'History': 90, 'Geography': 88}
Expected Output: 178
marks = {'History': 90, 'Geography': 88}
total = calculate_total_marks(marks)
print(total)  # Output should be 178

Seems good.
I think this function should work for the given problem. It's simple, efficient, and handles the cases appropriately.
Final Solution
To solve this problem, we need to calculate the total marks obtained by a student given a dictionary where the keys are subject names and the values are the marks obtained in those subjects.
Approach

Function Definition: Define a function named calculate_total_marks that takes one parameter: a dictionary containing subjects and their corresponding marks.
Summing the Marks: Use the built-in sum() function on the dictionary's values to calculate the total marks.

Solution Code
def calculate_total_marks(marks_dict):
    return sum(marks_dict.values())

Explanation

Function Definition: The function calculate_total_marks is defined to accept a single parameter, marks_dict, which is the dictionary containing subjects and marks.
Summing the Marks: The sum() function is used directly on the dictionary's values obtained by marks_dict.values(). This efficiently calculates the total sum of all marks in the dictionary.
Return Statement: The sum calculated is returned as the result.

This approach ensures that the function is concise, readable, and computationally efficient, leveraging Python's built-in capabilities to handle the summation of dictionary values.
SGLang code:
import json
from datasets import load_dataset
import sglang as sgl
import time
@sgl.function
def single_conversation(s, prompt):
    # Initialize the system prompt
    s += sgl.system(
        "You are a helpful and harmless assistant. You are Qwen developed by Alibaba. You should think step-by-step."
    )
    s += sgl.user(prompt)

    # Append a new assistant response
    s += sgl.assistant(sgl.gen("answer", max_tokens=2048))
    print(s)
    return s

def batch(prompts):
    states = single_conversation.run_batch([{"prompt": prompt} for prompt in prompts])

    responses = [s.messages() for s in states]
    return responses

if __name__ == "__main__":
    runtime = sgl.Runtime(model_path="Qwen/QwQ-32B-Preview", tp_size=4, dp_size=2)
    sgl.set_default_backend(runtime)

    batch_prompts = ["Write a python function to calculate the total marks obtained by a student given a dictionary containing subject names as keys and their respective marks as values. The function should take the dictionary as input and return the total sum of the marks. The input dictionary will always contain positive integer values for marks.\n\nExample: \nIf the input dictionary is `{'Math': 85, 'English': 78, 'Science': 92}`, the expected output should be `255`."]
    responses = batch(batch_prompts)
    print(responses)
    runtime.shutdown()

SGLang response:
[[{'role': 'system', 'content': 'You are a helpful and harmless assistant. You are Qwen developed by Alibaba. You should think step-by-step.'}, {'role': 'user', 'content': "Write a python function to calculate the total marks obtained by a student given a dictionary containing subject names as keys and their respective marks as values. The function should take the dictionary as input and return the total sum of the marks. The input dictionary will always contain positive integer values for marks.\n\nExample: \nIf the input dictionary is {'Math': 85, 'English': 78, 'Science': 92}, the expected output should be 255."}, {'role': 'assistant', 'content': 'Okay, so I have to write a Python function that calculates the total marks a student has obtained. The input is a dictionary where the keys are subject names and the values are the marks the student got in those subjects. The function needs to add up all these marks and return the total sum.\n\nFirst, I need to understand the input and what exactly is expected. The input is a dictionary, for example, {\'Math\': 85, \'English\': 78, \'Science\': 92}. The expected output is the sum of the values, which in this case is 255. So, the function should take this dictionary, iterate over the values, sum them up, and return the total.\n\nI should make sure that the function is robust and handles the input correctly. The problem states that the dictionary will always contain positive integer values for marks, so I don't need to worry about negative numbers or non-integer values.\n\nLet me think about how to approach this. In Python, dictionaries have methods to access their values. I can use the .values() method to get all the values from the dictionary, and then sum them up using the sum() function.\n\nSo, something like this:\n\npython\ndef total_marks(marks_dict):\n    return sum(marks_dict.values())\n\n\nThat seems straightforward. Let me test this with the example given: {\'Math\': 85, \'English\': 78, \'Science\': 92}.\n\nSum of 85 + 78 + 92 is indeed 255, which matches the expected output.\n\nBut, to be thorough, I should consider edge cases. What if the dictionary is empty? Well, the sum should be 0 in that case.\n\nLet me test that:\n\npython\ntotal_marks({})\n\n\nYes, sum of an empty dict's values would be 0, which makes sense.\n\nAnother edge case: what if there's only one subject?\n\nFor example:\n\npython\ntotal_marks({\'Math\': 85})\n\n\nThe sum should be 85, which is correct.\n\nAlso, what if there are multiple subjects with the same mark?\n\nFor example:\n\npython\ntotal_marks({\'Math\': 85, \'English\': 85, \'Science\': 85})\n\n\nThe sum should be 255, which is correct.\n\nI think this covers the basic scenarios. The function seems to be simple and effective.\n\nWait a minute, the problem mentions that the input dictionary will always contain positive integer values for marks. So, I don't need to handle cases where marks are negative or non-integer.\n\nBut, to make the function more robust, perhaps I should add some type checking or ensure that all values are indeed integers. However, since the problem specifies that the dictionary will always contain positive integers, it's not necessary to add extra checks.\n\nSo, the final function is:\n\npython\ndef total_marks(marks_dict):\n    return sum(marks_dict.values())\n\n\nI think that's all that's needed for this problem.\n\nFinal Solution\n\nTo solve this problem, we need to calculate the total marks obtained by a student given a dictionary where keys are subject names and values are the marks. \n\n## Approach\n- Input: A dictionary with subject names as keys and their respective marks as integer values.\n- Task: Sum all the marks in the dictionary.\n- Output: The total sum of the marks.\n\nWe can achieve this by using the sum() function directly on the dictionary values obtained using the values() method.\n\n## Solution Code\n\npython\ndef total_marks(marks_dict):\n    return sum(marks_dict.values())\n\n\n## Explanation\n1. Function Definition: We define a function total_marks that takes one parameter, marks_dict, which is the dictionary containing subject names and marks.\n2. Summing the Values: We use the sum() function on the dictionary values obtained by marks_dict.values(). This efficiently calculates the total sum of all marks.\n3. Return the Sum: The function returns the total sum calculated.\n\nThis approach is straightforward and efficient, leveraging Python's built-in functions for dictionaries and sums.Generate a question that tests the understanding of the concept of inheritance in object-oriented programming. The question should require the student to explain and provide an example code demonstrating single and multiple inheritance, including a discussion on method resolution order (MRO). Additionally, the question should ask the student to identify and explain potential issues that may arise from using multiple inheritance, such as diamond problems, and suggest ways to mitigate these issues in Python.\n\n\n## Final Solution\nTo solve this problem, we need to design a Python function that processes a list of strings representing mathematical expressions. These expressions involve non-negative integers and the operators '+' and ''. The goal is to evaluate each expression correctly considering the operator precedence, where multiplication has higher precedence than addition, and both operators are left-associative.\n\n### Approach\n\n1. Problem Understanding:\n   - We need to evaluate expressions like "3+57" where '' has higher precedence than '+'.\n   - The expressions consist only of non-negative integers and the operators '+' and ''.\n   - Operators are left-associative, meaning operations are performed from left to right.\n\n2. Evaluation Strategy:\n   - We need to handle operator precedence, ensuring that multiplications are performed before additions.\n   - We can use a stack-based approach to handle the order of operations.\n\n3. Plan:\n   - Parse the expression string and process numbers and operators accordingly.\n   - Use two stacks: one for operands and one for operators.\n   - Apply operator precedence rules to evaluate the expression step by step.\n   - Handle the evaluation when a higher precedence operator is encountered or at the end of the expression.\n\n### Solution Code\n\npython\nclass Solution:\n    def calculate(self, expression):\n        """\n        Evaluate a mathematical expression string consisting of non-negative integers and the operators \'+\' and \'*\'.\n        \n        :param expression: str - The mathematical expression to be evaluated.\n        :return: int - The result of the evaluated expression.\n        """\n        # Initialize two stacks for operands and operators\n        operands = []\n        operators = []\n        \n        temp = 0\n        for char in expression:\n            if char.isdigit():\n                # Build the complete number if it\'s more than one digit\n                temp = temp * 10 + int(char)\n            else:\n                # Push the built number onto the operands stack\n                operands.append(temp)\n                temp = 0\n                # Handle operators based on precedence\n                while operators and self.get_precedence(char) <= self.get_precedence(operators[-1]):\n                    self.evaluate_one(operands, operators)\n                operators.append(char)\n        \n        # Push the last built number\n        operands.append(temp)\n        \n        # Evaluate the remaining expressions\n        while operators:\n            self.evaluate_one(operands, operators)\n        \n        # The final result should be the only element left in operands stack\n        return operands[0]\n    \n    def evaluate_one(self, operands, operators):\n        """\n        Perform one operation based on the top operator and the top two operands.\n        \n        :param operands: list - Stack of operands.\n        :param operators: list - Stack of operators.\n        :return: None\n        """\n        if not operators:\n            return\n        if not operands or len(operands) < 2:\n            return\n        right = operands.pop()\n        left = operands.pop()\n        operator = operators.pop()\n        if operator == \'+\':\n            operands.append(left + right)\n        elif operator == \'*\':\n            operands.append(left * right)\n    \n    def get_precedence(self, operator):\n        """\n        Get the precedence of the given operator.\n        \n        :param operator: str - The operator to evaluate.\n        :return: int - Precedence level.\n        """\n        if operator == \'+\':\n            return 1\n        elif operator == \'*\':\n            return 2\n        return 0\n\n# Test Cases\nif __name__ == "__main__":\n    sol = Solution()\n    \n    assert sol.calculate("3+5*7") == 38, "Test case 1 failed"  # 3 + (5 * 7) = 3 + 35 = 38\n    assert sol.calculate("5+9*3+2") == 34, "Test case 2 failed"  # (5 + (9 * 3)) + 2 = (5 + 27) + 2 = 34\n    assert sol.calculate("1*2*3*4") == 24, "Test case 3 failed"  # 1 * 2 * 3 * 4 = 24\n    assert sol.calculate("2*3+5") == 11, "Test case 4 failed"  # (2 * 3) + 5 = 6 + 5 = 11\n    assert sol.calculate("4") == 4, "Test case 5 failed"  # Single digit\n    assert sol.calculate("10+2*3") == 16, "Test case 6 failed"  # 10 + (2 * 3) = 10 + 6 = 16\n    assert sol.calculate("0+0") == 0, "Test case 7 failed"  # Edge case with zeros\n    assert sol.calculate("99*99+99") == 9900, "Test case 8 failed"  # Larger numbers\n    \n    print("All test cases passed!")\n\n\n### Explanation\n\n1. Approach:\n   - Problem Understanding: We need to evaluate expressions considering operator precedence.\n   - Evaluation Strategy: Use a stack-based approach to manage operands and operators.\n   \n2.'}]]

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