:fire: :bug: Hotfix update script

The name-updating script (and the manifest and versioning stuff) didn't get handled correctly (by me) during the migration from setup.py to pyproject.toml. These are the little fixes I found necessary using the new version of the template for https://github.com/pyiron/pyiron_snippets

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Test failures are black and codacy complaints about what versioneer auto-generates. I leave this.


collectd-mod-cpufreq: missing for ipq40xx target

19.07-SNAPSHOT
Is there a reason why collectd-mod-cpufreq is not built for this target?

Looks like mismatch between the buildbot options for ipq40xx and the definitions in the collectd Makefile.
The collectd-mod-cpufreq module has been enabled only for those targets that are known to have processors that do frequency scaling.
https://github.com/openwrt/packages/blob/master/utils/collectd/Makefile#L371
@(TARGET_x86||TARGET_x86_64||TARGET_mvebu||TARGET_ipq806x||TARGET_armvirt))
ipq806x routers  use armvirt phase1 SDK for the packages phase2 build (arm_cortex-a15_neon-vfpv4), so it gets built for ipq806x R7800 privately (ipq806x) and in the buildbot (armvirt).
Your ipq40xx has been defined as cortex-a7-neon-vfpv4:
https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/blob/master/target/linux/ipq40xx/Makefile#L7
CPU_TYPE:=cortex-a7
CPU_SUBTYPE:=neon-vfpv4

cortex-a7-neon-vfpv4 uses brcm2708/bcm2709 SDK in phase2 packages build. And that module is not in the list defined in collectd-mod-cpufreq.
http://buildbot.openwrt.org/master/packages/builders/arm_cortex-a7_neon-vfpv4/builds/93/steps/downloadsdk/logs/stdio
So, the answer is:
It does not get built in buildbot as ipq40xx is defined as cortex-a7-neon-vfpv4 that takes the CPU features from the brcm2708-bcm2709 SDK definitions, and collectd-mod-cpufreq does not know that that CPU family supports scaling.
It should work for your own builds if you add TARGET_ipq40xx to that line in the collectd Makefile, as the packages are built according to the main target, not based on a separate SDK.
The collectd Makefile definition might be changed to include also TARGET_bcrm2708 (????), and the module might then get compiled in buildbot.  (I am not sure if the subtarget should be defined somehow there, as likely not all bcrm2708 chips do support scaling).
Ps.
collectd is in the packages feed repo, not in this LuCI repo.
So I close this LuCI issue in any case.

Shall I open an issue in the packages repo?

Have you tested it on your own builds?  And does scaling itself work?
(if it works, the module could be enabled)

The scaling definitely works: I can change the governor, frequencies, etc. Everything is just like in ipq806x.

I may push the change enabling the collectd for your target once I figure out the exact correct TARGET. TARGET_ipq40xx would help your personal builds, but buildbot phase2 needs that brcm2708/bcm2709 in the correct format.
(funny, just when I was starting to look for this collectd thing, I got sidetracked with identifying and regression window hunting for https://bugs.openwrt.org/index.php?do=details&task_id=2624 )

quid pro quo :)
I can help you there, because I got that crash an hour ago. I had to revert to the build below just from a few hours back to get online again. I hope that will help.
openwrt-19.07-snapshot-r10727-e30ca0d90a-ipq806x-generic-netgear_r7800-squashfs-sysupgrade.bin

No, I already made the regression tests:
Good: r10732-b177b180bb
Bad: r10733-436dbf12aa
https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/commit/436dbf12aa7381bd6db1b03b36be5a73df386eb4

The scaling definitely works: I can change the governor, frequencies, etc. Everything is just like in ipq806x.

I added cpufreq for ipq40xx as https://github.com/openwrt/packages/commit/5e0d5c9c7fd9d6637af0c3443e495f7492e19460

Do you mind back porting to 19.07? I can only test there.

I can confirm that it is working fine in master on GL-B1300 (ipq400xx).

Would you mind porting this to 19.07?

backported as cherry-pick
https://github.com/openwrt/packages/commit/00803ffc91e80b16e9c1603ff32106d42e255923


Fix empty datasets

Two fixes to remove the erroneous PreviousStepFormatError for empty datasets. See nicaplz/autotrain-data-autogpt for example.

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BigQuery template has dataset/table race condition

Creating dataset & tables in a single run has a high chance for "dataset not found error" to occur.
dependsOn does not help

Based on the code and the test file I concluded that the dependsOn should be in the properties as:
    properties:
      name: test_bq_table
      dependsOn:
        - test-bq-dataset

The documentation mentions that dependsOn should be added as metadata.
Adding it to the properties as shown above does get rid of the race condition, however, it seems wrong to add it to the properties

Short answer
The BigQuery Table template is accepting a dependsOn value as a property and passes it to the resource metadata.
Other option is to reference the dataset as it is implemented in the example:
datasetId: $(ref.test-bq-dataset.datasetId)
This adds a direct dependency between the table and the dataset.
Long explanation
Unfortunately DM does not inherit the metadata value of a template to all the resoureces are created within the template and unfortunately the metadata is not accesseble withing the template either, so it cannot do the inheritaion itself.


add signature image to the object

What type of PR is this?
/kind feature
What this PR does / why we need it:
Add signature information to the image object
Opening this PR to we discuss if this is the correct implementation and also to discuss some code that was commented/removed out
/assign @saschagrunert @puerco @xmudrii @palnabarun @Verolop
cc @kubernetes-sigs/release-engineering
Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
Fixes #37
Special notes for your reviewer:
Does this PR introduce a user-facing change?

add signature image to the object

@cpanato any update on this? We would require to land this change soonish to continue with the changelog integration :)

@cpanato any update on this? We would require to land this change soonish to continue with the changelog integration :)

sorry for the delay :(


Datastore 500 errors still cause frequent test flakes

We often get errors like these, which are not caused by the way we are using Datastore, but the fact that Datastore calls can occasionally fail.
Tests run: 1, Failures: 0, Errors: 1, Skipped: 0, Time elapsed: 0.792 sec <<< FAILURE! - in com.google.appengine.sparkdemo.UserControllerTest
com.google.appengine.sparkdemo.UserControllerTest  Time elapsed: 0.792 sec  <<< ERROR!
com.google.gcloud.datastore.DatastoreException:
Backend Error

I think ideally we would use the local emulator for Datastore unit tests, as this makes the tests faster and more hermetic.
It would also be nice for our tracking to have an "integration test" which does make the real call. We can ignore failures caused by the system, but would be good to track how often they fail versus pass.

Closing for now, as it seems to have settled down some. (Maybe due to a change in the gcloud-java retry logic)

I asked gcloud-java team to match the Datastore SLA in their retry logic.


handle updated details and attempt availability for lev1 and lev2 navigation as it may happen with a race condition

When navigating to siblings or children, check for details and children (attempt_id known). In normal case, they should not be available but if some requests are reordering they may be available.

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[Feature Request] Different branches

I hope I'm not mistaking but I think Stringlate can't use another branch other than the default one (master in most cases). If I'm not, could this be an option?

The library I use to clone repositories (which is highly outdated and it doesn't even seem to work with Android Studio 3.0, sigh…) should be able to switch between branches. So maybe it could be an option on the menu. Like "Advanced… > Switch branch" and a dialog would pop up with all the available ones.

Yeah, that could work. Although maybe you could just long press on the repo and switch that way. Either way works. Thanks for answering so fast, haha.

Thanks for answering so fast

I'd live inside my computer if I could… Oh yeah let's keep this on topic.

I was thinking that, for this, I would have to:

Scan for the resources on every possible branch because their location may be different
Restructure the files, and change it for something like "branch/locale" instead simply "locale".

So that's kind of hard. And in most case, unnecessary for a lot of users. I was thinking to add an option, "Prompt which branch to use when syncing resources", and if enabled, it would always ask which branch you want to use. Would this idea be okay, or do you still prefer to keep all the files with the strings around?
If the answer to the last question is to keep all files around, how should translations be handled? Be added to all of them? What if it's conflicting? Or what if a string you translated is not on the other branch?


chore: disable meh ln-gateway integration tests

I just investigated #4926 a bit more, and discovered that two offending tests basically test expiration of the GW client state machine, and due to hacks they are using, they were not even succeeding (by failing) due to right error. They removed the internal client and then they were getting an error that the gateway did not joined the the corresponding federation.
Combined with the fact that they can't distinguish errors and need to wait for the full expiration time (30s), and we run it twice for each gw type, it makes them run the whole minute... to basically assert that they are broken.
There really has to be a more robust way to go about everything here.
Either we should make the error handling solid to detect the error and terminate state machine immediately after the irrecoverable condition is returned in the error, or we should maybe set up the gateway and mock responses to it, or just do something better.

OK, maybe we can just make them waste less time in #5018


Availability Zones - Geo redundancy

"different availability zones in the same region"
Are there any plans to make it a distributed Always On solution?
Requirement for DR - to have the DB's also available in a different geo-location.

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Version Independent ID: 6fe5cd14-a1ad-e183-a048-d72686abb969
Content: High availability - Azure SQL Database service
Content Source: articles/sql-database/sql-database-high-availability.md
Service: sql-database
GitHub Login: @jovanpop-msft
Microsoft Alias: jovanpop

@jschrap Thank you very much for your interest in Azure products and services. I would like to make you aware of the functionality that is already available - Overview: Active geo-replication and auto-failover groups. .
If you have a use case requiring a specific set of requirements, please use the Azure SQL Uservoice feedback forum to communicate enhancements and feature requests.
If there are questions pertaining to the documentation, please let us know. Regards, ~Mike

While GEO replication is available for Azure SQL DB,  is it available for Azure Managed Instance ?
Azure Managed Instance has an Always On config. So it is highly available within a region. But what about if a business has a DR requirement for an alternative region?

@jschrap This feature is under development.

@jschrap We will now proceed to close this thread. If there are further questions regarding this matter, please reopen it and we will gladly continue the discussion.


PyJQ Does Not Build in Python 3.12

I recently tried to install pyjq in a Python 3.12 environment, and encountered the following error (along with a slew of deprecation warnings, omitted):
      _pyjq.c:6953:55: error: no member named 'ob_digit' in 'struct _longobject'
                  const digit* digits = ((PyLongObject*)x)->ob_digit;
                                        ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~  ^
      _pyjq.c:7008:55: error: no member named 'ob_digit' in 'struct _longobject'
                  const digit* digits = ((PyLongObject*)x)->ob_digit;
                                        ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~  ^
      _pyjq.c:7187:55: error: no member named 'ob_digit' in 'struct _longobject'
                  const digit* digits = ((PyLongObject*)x)->ob_digit;
                                        ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~  ^
      _pyjq.c:7242:55: error: no member named 'ob_digit' in 'struct _longobject'
                  const digit* digits = ((PyLongObject*)x)->ob_digit;
                                        ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~  ^
      _pyjq.c:7693:47: error: no member named 'ob_digit' in 'struct _longobject'
          const digit* digits = ((PyLongObject*)b)->ob_digit;

Based on the discussion here I believe references to ob_digit should be changed to ->long_value->ob_digit; I am unsure whether if there other breaking issues in 3.12.

I came here because of Python 3.11 issues (the FreeBSD ports is tagged as working only with Python 3.8-3.9) and I was hoping for an updated release.


About loss function

Train.py
Hey what's conv in the loss function can someone
explain me
And in training why he has split the output into the pred and con

Its prediction and confidence, YOLOv4's model output is 3 things:

The location of the box (ancor) which is x,y,width,height
The confidence that there is an object
The objects ids in a list
See the head section here: https://becominghuman.ai/explaining-yolov4-a-one-stage-detector-cdac0826cbd7

This issue can be closed.

Its prediction and confidence, YOLOv4's model output is 3 things:

The location of the box (ancor) which is x,y,width,height
The confidence that there is an object
The objects ids in a list
See the head section here: https://becominghuman.ai/explaining-yolov4-a-one-stage-detector-cdac0826cbd7

This issue can be closed.


importError: cannot import name format_time

Expected Behavior
The bot should launch when installing all prerequisites
Actual Behavior
A manual installs of the 'utils' package is required.
Steps to Reproduce
Get a fresh installation of both Python 2.7.x and clone this repository. When running the install.sh and then the run.sh you will encounter the error that there is no module named Utils (ImportError: No module named utils)
Other Information
OS: Windows 7
I'm on the dev branch with latest commit 8d65cdc
###Screenshots

ImportError for Utils module.
After installing Utils module using Pip: (in my case >C:\Python27\python.exe -m pip install utils)

The format_time error arises

Well it seems that the utils.py from the master branch just disappeared in this dev version.

Please upgrade to the latest dev branch by running this command:
git reset --hard
git pull -f

Then run this command:
pip install --upgrade -r requirements.txt
If issue persists, open a new issue.
/closed


Flexible classes

This changes the regex parse stage to build grapheme clusters out of a character followed by a Unicode scalar literal or a series of Unicode scalar literals that comprise a grapheme cluster. This preserves the order of the Unicode scalars, so that if Unicode scalar matching semantics are required, the characters can be "exploded" into sequences of scalars.
This also moves the matching level up into REOptions instead of staying within each character class instance.
Still to do:

match characters at the right level — /e\{301}/ should match both "é" and "e\u{301}" at the grapheme cluster level, but only "e\u{301}" at the unicode scalar and UTF8 levels.
figure out the right behavior for custom classes at non-grapheme-cluster levels, if they're always ranges of characters

Ping, what should we do with this PR?


switch to pipenv instructions

Re-wrote chapter 1, substituting Pipenv for virtualenv. Instructions now have users installing jupyter and pandas in chapter 1, rather than subsequently.
As a result, I also trimmed stuff in chapters 2, 3 and 15 and directed users to start jupyter notebook with pipenv run....
My sphinx docs is a little rusty. Thought I replaced all the references to chapter 1, previously titled "virtualenv" now titled "pipenv", but pages where I didn't change the text still have "virtualenv" in the Table of Contents. Tried running make build, but that didn't make a difference.

I've been going through the whole tutorial, and will revisit the installation/prereqs chapters now and run through those again.


Two equal lines in init.cs

this is only present in the full template.

Usually, we create a new branch for each PR, which means you won't accidentally add commits to it. We also recommend that if there's work you don't plan on contributing back to the main repo, that you maintain your own long-term branch for it (not development), so that you can just pull down updates directly into development and merge from there.


When a user changes their password, 'offer' an option to log out

It's not really an option, it's pretty mandatory. I'm opening this early, cause I'm not too sure how I can test this. Any ideas?

re: https://github.com/artsy/eigen/issues/918

This will have to be updated after merging #983.

@orta Is there a reason why we can’t just open the on-boarding views immediately instead of this logout alert and having people restart the app?

@orta Is there a reason why we can’t just open the on-boarding views immediately instead of this logout alert and having people restart the app?

generally I feel like it's a lot of extra overhead on the showVC for a pretty niche use case

Ok.
Do you want me to merge this one first and you update #983 or will you update this one so that #983 can be merged?

I'll update one or the other, both are fine :dancer:

Merged'd #983 into this

OK, this is :+1: to go


Fix edge case, and renew tests

I think in Node v20 it would probably be better to not use this lib. It looks like you can do the normal server.close() (it automatically closes idle connections) plus a simple timeout for server.closeAllConnections(), then meanwhile ongoing requests can check if server is not listening anymore to end themselves before the force close all connections happens allowing a perfect graceful shutdown


❓ Question: Uncaught Error: Minified React error #425

🙋♂ Question
I got this browser console error log:

Uncaught Error: Minified React error #425; visit https://reactjs.org/docs/error-decoder.html?invariant=425 for the full message or use the non-minified dev environment for full errors and additional helpful warnings.

Which means "text content does not match server-rendered HTML."
Only if I add this to my Nginx configuration:
proxy_set_header Accept-Encoding "";
I specifically added it so I can use the nginx sub_filter:
https://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_sub_module.html
Without it, sub_filter doesn't work.
Any advice from nginx users?

Is there any way we can specifically ignore or disable mismatch error logging on the front end?
Thank you :)

The issue is just the error in the logs, right? The behaviour of Pingvin Share doesn't change?
Would you mind to share why you have to use sub_filter?

Yeah, the only issue is in the browser console log; the app and website work fine as expected.
I use sub_filter to insert and modify the HTML output without directly modifying the source of Pingvin, as I'm not an expert on this type of coding language.
I just want to insert links to my site on the home page and in the footer.

Okay then the error "text content does not match server-rendered HTML." makes sense as you are manipulating the html.
As far as I know it is not possible to ignore this error as this is thrown by React. But I mean if the error is just in the logs and the user doesn't notice anything it isn't really that bad.

Even if I haven't applied the sub_filter yet, that error goes into the logs already.
I think it's because the Pingvin backend/app generates the rendered HTML without compressing it with gzip/brotli (because I set this proxy_set_header Accept-Encoding "";).
But when it reaches Nginx, Nginx compresses it with either gzip or brotli before it sends it to the user.
That's why it doesn't match anymore in terms of size.
Yes, it isn't that bad either :).
Right now, I only impose it on some URIs, except the homepage.
I'll close this for now, Thank you so much :)


[FEATURE] (type-safe-api) enable input parameter for model.options.smithy.smithyBuildOptions.maven dependency versions

Describe the feature
This feature would enable the end user to control the versions of default requiredDependencies that are being added to default gradle file.
Use Case
When adding a new dependency as a project consumer (e.g.: software.amazon.smithy:smithy-aws-apigateway-traits) I want to make sure that all dependency versions are the same - otherwise I may run into errors.

Sticking to built-in TypeSafeApi version would be an option, but there is no exposed field to pick the supplied version number - if it changes in future versions, it won't get reflected on the user's code.
Using my own version for every dependency works but if there are any future updates in the list of default dependencies in TypeSafeApiProject will also result in mixed-version dependencies

Proposed Solution
Add an optional requiredSmithyDependencyVersion into SmithyMavenConfiguration
Other Information
No response
Acknowledgements

[X] I may be able to implement this feature request
[ ] This feature might incur a breaking change

PDK version used
0.17.4
What languages will this feature affect?
Typescript
Environment details (OS name and version, etc.)
MacOS 13.2.1

ok. I skipped L109/L110 in smithy-definitions.ts and thought there's a merge between user supplied dependencies and built-in ones, hence the confusion about potential dependency mix-up.
this case, I'm closing this issue.


Very long build times (~3-4 minutes) for env_logger

When building rustfmt on stable 1.16.0 the build time is very slow (~230 seconds on a quad-core 4GHz Sandy Bridge on Windows), and it appears the majority of time is spent building env_logger.
I observed similarly long build times on a quad-core, modern macbook pro laptop.
Not sure if this is env_logger specific or a rustc issue but just wanted to report the issue.
Is this expected?

Cargo builds multiple crates in parallel. The last line in the output is just the last one that started to build, not the one that's currently building. If you look above you'll see syntex_synatx which is probably what's actually running.

@sfackler Thanks for the clarification, I hadn't realized that. I found another comment referencing slow build times for syntex_syntax as well.
In any case, I'll close this issue.


Code cleanup needed (missing semicolons)

Code currently gets mangled during compression due to inconsistent semicolon usage.  I am aware of ASI and typically code compresses fine with it, however something about the inconsistency seems to breaks the compression.
Suggest running through eslint with "rules": { "semi": ["error", "always"]} enabled to catch the 4 or 5 missing semicolons and ensure stability rather than relying on ASI https://eslint.org/docs/rules/semi)

Closing as duplicate

Closing as duplicate


Fix two warnings in repository.go

This PR fixes two code warnings in repository.go:

A double import
An unnecessary guard around a delete in a slice

/test presubmit-nephio-go-test

/approve
/lgtm

/test presubmit-nephio-go-test

/approve

/test presubmit-nephio-go-test


Limit file size during upload

Hi, I am looking into option of limiting the file size during upload, I presume it is part of the integration itself, i.e. limit body size, but just want know if async-graphql has some uniform way of handling it?

I am handling using the integration, so probably not necessary to do it at async-graphql level


Allowing to Sign in with same account twice.

Allowing me to add the same account second time with using a Personal Access Token

Hahahaha, nice find.

Just playing with project, I just didn't had a second github account so tried with the sam one


Howto update scopes of partner account?

After our application (evcc.io) has evolved it turns out we'd need the energy_cmds scope in addition to what we've setup sofar. Right now we cannot create customer tokens including energy_cmds since it's not part of our partner account's scopes.
How can we add new scopes to an existing partner account?

After our application (evcc.io) has evolved it turns out we'd need the energy_cmds scope in addition to what we've setup sofar. Right now we cannot create customer tokens including energy_cmds since it's not part of our partner account's scopes.
How can we add new scopes to an existing partner account?

I don't think you can do that right now.
A workaround would be to apply for a new app with the same name (with the  correct scopes) in your developer account, then use the client id and client secret from the new app.

That would be useful. Also removing scopes if it turns out you don't need them (yet?) in production.

This is not yet supported but the feedback is being passed along. Closing as a dupe of https://github.com/teslamotors/vehicle-command/issues/74


Do NOT hard code the path to .NET's Reference Assemblies for extracting documentation

Currently the path is hard coded to /usr/local/share/dotnet/packs/Microsoft.NETCore.App.Ref/8.0.0/ref/net8.0 which works on macOS for .NET 8.0.
See https://github.com/royalapplications/beyondnet/blob/main/Generator/Beyond.NET.CodeGenerator/Documentation/XmlDocumentationStore.cs#L19

How can we grab that path dynamically, have it match the targeted assembly's framework version and do that in a platform agnostic way?

First (hacky as hell) attempt: https://github.com/royalapplications/beyondnet/commit/0af0f624a5e039300ef41baa0331fa2efebb83a7


Pass analyzer to action somehow

The action should know why/by what it was triggered

This was implemented with the ActionHandler


Catch biomart errors that come back as 200s

Closes #252.

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bug: BinaryOperatorSpacesFixer - Fix align of operator with function declaration

Hi @SpacePossum, I found another bug with the BinaryOperatorSpacesFixer.
Seems like removing the ++$this->deepestLevel is solving the issue without any other test failing.
NB: The code
'<?php
                    $c                 = [$d]                 = $e[1];
                    function A(){}[$a] = $a[$c];
                    $b                 = 1;
                ',
                '<?php
                    $c = [$d] = $e[1];
                    function A(){}[$a] = $a[$c];
                    $b = 1;
                ',

is not a bug introduce by my PR.
Prior to my fix the $c = was ignored and not align with the following lines.
The fact the second = has a weird alignment is another bug which exist already and should be fixed in another PR.
'<?php
                    $c          = [$d]          = $e[1];
                    $bbbbb = 1;
                ',
                '<?php
                    $c = [$d] = $e[1];
                    $bbbbb = 1;
                ',

is a reproducer of the bug, which was already failing without my PR.

Coverage decreased (-0.0004%) to 92.879% when pulling ecdf39d9b988c5eecc8ad75b74b980f017629568 on VincentLanglet:bugfix/functionKind into aa976c58efa66a9781550abf58e542d428c2c7a5 on FriendsOfPHP:master.

Thank you @VincentLanglet.


CLI : changed api endpoint for info-subcommand

This PR :-

Changes the api endpoint for the info-subcommand (to make the response faster due to less download)
Adds a bad pipeline name error message for the incorrect usage of the subcommand.
Fixes the extension of README during the creation of a new pipeline.

Hello @UjjwalAyyangar! Thanks for submitting the PR.

In the file cli/popper/commands/cmd_info.py, following are the PEP8 issues :

Line 53:5: E265 block comment should start with '# '
Line 53:80: E501 line too long (80 > 79 characters)

Closing due to unavailability of environment variables in travis to forks.
Explained here


Add filter options to protocol path read route

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sim_arm64 Slice missing for XCFrameworks

Hi,
I am trying to Integrate FBSDKCoreKit (https://github.com/facebook/facebook-ios-sdk) Cocoapod into Bazel Project, FBSDKCoreKit is distributed as XCFramework, and when the plugin generates BUILD file its missing sim_arm64 in supported_archs .
Here is the generated BUILD file containing only simulator Slice for FBSDKCoreKit, As it can be seen sim_arm64 is missing  supported_archs.
apple_framework(
    name = "FBSDKCoreKit",
    platforms = {"ios": "10.0"},
    vendored_xcframeworks = [
        {
            "name": "FBSDKCoreKit",
            "slices": [
                {
                    "identifier": "ios-arm64_i386_x86_64-simulator",
                    "platform": "ios",
                    "platform_variant": "simulator",
                    "supported_archs": [
                        "arm64",
                        "i386",
                        "x86_64",
                    ],
                    "path": "XCFrameworks/FBSDKCoreKit.xcframework/ios-arm64_i386_x86_64-simulator/FBSDKCoreKit.framework",
                    "build_type": {
                        "linkage": "dynamic",
                        "packaging": "framework",
                    },
                },
    ],
    visibility = ["//visibility:public"],
    deps = [
        "//Pods/FBAEMKit",
        "//Pods/FBSDKCoreKit_Basics",
    ],
)

With this BUILD file, when I run bazel build --ios_multi_cpus=sim_arm64 //target , Build fails with a missing Slice error
Pods/FBSDKCoreKit/BUILD.bazel:3:16: configurable attribute "actual" in //Pods/FBSDKCoreKit:FBSDKCoreKit-import-FBSDKCoreKit.xcframeworkdefault_vfs doesn't match this configuration. Would a default condition help?

Conditions checked:
 //Pods/FBSDKCoreKit:FBSDKCoreKit-import-FBSDKCoreKit.xcframework-tvos_simulator_arm64
 //Pods/FBSDKCoreKit:FBSDKCoreKit-import-FBSDKCoreKit.xcframework-tvos_simulator_x86_64
 //Pods/FBSDKCoreKit:FBSDKCoreKit-import-FBSDKCoreKit.xcframework-ios_simulator_i386
 //Pods/FBSDKCoreKit:FBSDKCoreKit-import-FBSDKCoreKit.xcframework-ios_simulator_x86_64
 //Pods/FBSDKCoreKit:FBSDKCoreKit-import-FBSDKCoreKit.xcframework-ios_arm64
 //Pods/FBSDKCoreKit:FBSDKCoreKit-import-FBSDKCoreKit.xcframework-ios_armv7
 //Pods/FBSDKCoreKit:FBSDKCoreKit-import-FBSDKCoreKit.xcframework-tvos_arm64

Hey @sanju-naik the build file looks valid and it's hard to tell why you hit the error. We've got a test case for a similar BUILD file inside of:
tests/ios/xcframeworks/Basic/BasicXCFramework/BUILD.bazel

This said, the test case in rules_ios is ran with --features apple.arm64_simulator_use_device_deps: a lot of the code was written when there wasn't many pods on Apple Silicon yet - is it possible there's a bug if you don't use the feature? The code should still give you the simulator slice - I'd suggest trying your invocation with:
bazel build --ios_multi_cpus=sim_arm64 --features apple.arm64_simulator_use_device_deps //target

Thank you @jerrymarino This worked.
I believe this flag --features apple.arm64_simulator_use_device_deps works with all CPU archs such as arm64 or x86_64 or sim_arm64, so its safe to add this to .bazelrc and use it as default build option?

@sanju-naik you got it - glad that fixes it for you.
Yeah the feature is safe to use 100% of the time: you often just add it to the .bazelrc. It's definitely a rules_ios bug and something we should turn on by default / fix the bug by removing the disabled codepath.

Perfect. Thank you!


Eliminate use of GOCHE for biological roles except where these are guaranteed rigid

We should examine all GOCHE classes that are bearers of biological roles. For any that are context-dependent, we should specify the context with the part-of pattern; e.g. instead of Rel some (bearer-of some X-Role) use part-of some X-Process.
If the classification is rigid, ie the chemicals always bear that role, then ok to keep.
Classes that reference a GOCHE biological role bearer:

Class
Name
Role
Role Name

GO:0009672
auxin:proton symporter activity
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0009733
response to auxin
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0009850
auxin metabolic process
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0009851
auxin biosynthetic process
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0009852
auxin catabolic process
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0010011
auxin binding
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0010252
auxin homeostasis
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0010315
auxin efflux
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0010329
auxin efflux transmembrane transporter activity
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0038198
auxin receptor activity
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0060918
auxin transport
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0071365
cellular response to auxin stimulus
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0080161
auxin transmembrane transporter activity
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0009672
auxin:proton symporter activity
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0009733
response to auxin
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0009850
auxin metabolic process
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0009851
auxin biosynthetic process
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0009852
auxin catabolic process
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0010011
auxin binding
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0010252
auxin homeostasis
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0010315
auxin efflux
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0010329
auxin efflux transmembrane transporter activity
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0038198
auxin receptor activity
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0060918
auxin transport
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0071365
cellular response to auxin stimulus
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0080161
auxin transmembrane transporter activity
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0009672
auxin:proton symporter activity
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0009733
response to auxin
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0009850
auxin metabolic process
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0009851
auxin biosynthetic process
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0009852
auxin catabolic process
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0010011
auxin binding
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0010252
auxin homeostasis
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0010315
auxin efflux
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0010329
auxin efflux transmembrane transporter activity
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0038198
auxin receptor activity
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0060918
auxin transport
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0071365
cellular response to auxin stimulus
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0080161
auxin transmembrane transporter activity
GOCHE:22676
substance with auxin role

GO:0006732
coenzyme metabolic process
GOCHE:23354
substance with coenzyme role

GO:0009108
coenzyme biosynthetic process
GOCHE:23354
substance with coenzyme role

GO:0009109
coenzyme catabolic process
GOCHE:23354
substance with coenzyme role

GO:0050662
coenzyme binding
GOCHE:23354
substance with coenzyme role

GO:0051182
coenzyme transport
GOCHE:23354
substance with coenzyme role

GO:0051185
coenzyme transmembrane transporter activity
GOCHE:23354
substance with coenzyme role

GO:0048037
cofactor binding
GOCHE:23357
substance with cofactor role

GO:0051181
cofactor transport
GOCHE:23357
substance with cofactor role

GO:0051184
cofactor transmembrane transporter activity
GOCHE:23357
substance with cofactor role

GO:0051186
cofactor metabolic process
GOCHE:23357
substance with cofactor role

GO:0051187
cofactor catabolic process
GOCHE:23357
substance with cofactor role

GO:0051188
cofactor biosynthetic process
GOCHE:23357
substance with cofactor role

GO:0009690
cytokinin metabolic process
GOCHE:23530
substance with cytokinin role

GO:0009691
cytokinin biosynthetic process
GOCHE:23530
substance with cytokinin role

GO:0009735
response to cytokinin
GOCHE:23530
substance with cytokinin role

GO:0009823
cytokinin catabolic process
GOCHE:23530
substance with cytokinin role

GO:0009884
cytokinin receptor activity
GOCHE:23530
substance with cytokinin role

GO:0010184
cytokinin transport
GOCHE:23530
substance with cytokinin role

GO:0044373
cytokinin binding
GOCHE:23530
substance with cytokinin role

GO:0071368
cellular response to cytokinin stimulus
GOCHE:23530
substance with cytokinin role

GO:0009690
cytokinin metabolic process
GOCHE:23530
substance with cytokinin role

GO:0009691
cytokinin biosynthetic process
GOCHE:23530
substance with cytokinin role

GO:0009735
response to cytokinin
GOCHE:23530
substance with cytokinin role

GO:0009823
cytokinin catabolic process
GOCHE:23530
substance with cytokinin role

GO:0009884
cytokinin receptor activity
GOCHE:23530
substance with cytokinin role

GO:0010184
cytokinin transport
GOCHE:23530
substance with cytokinin role

GO:0044373
cytokinin binding
GOCHE:23530
substance with cytokinin role

GO:0071368
cellular response to cytokinin stimulus
GOCHE:23530
substance with cytokinin role

GO:0009690
cytokinin metabolic process
GOCHE:23530
substance with cytokinin role

GO:0009691
cytokinin biosynthetic process
GOCHE:23530
substance with cytokinin role

GO:0009735
response to cytokinin
GOCHE:23530
substance with cytokinin role

GO:0009823
cytokinin catabolic process
GOCHE:23530
substance with cytokinin role

GO:0009884
cytokinin receptor activity
GOCHE:23530
substance with cytokinin role

GO:0010184
cytokinin transport
GOCHE:23530
substance with cytokinin role

GO:0044373
cytokinin binding
GOCHE:23530
substance with cytokinin role

GO:0071368
cellular response to cytokinin stimulus
GOCHE:23530
substance with cytokinin role

GO:0006775
fat-soluble vitamin metabolic process
GOCHE:24020
substance with fat-soluble vitamin role

GO:0042362
fat-soluble vitamin biosynthetic process
GOCHE:24020
substance with fat-soluble vitamin role

GO:0042363
fat-soluble vitamin catabolic process
GOCHE:24020
substance with fat-soluble vitamin role

GO:0006775
fat-soluble vitamin metabolic process
GOCHE:24020
substance with fat-soluble vitamin role

GO:0042362
fat-soluble vitamin biosynthetic process
GOCHE:24020
substance with fat-soluble vitamin role

GO:0042363
fat-soluble vitamin catabolic process
GOCHE:24020
substance with fat-soluble vitamin role

GO:0060992
response to fungicide
GOCHE:24127
substance with fungicide role

GO:0009725
response to hormone
GOCHE:24621
substance with hormone role

GO:0009914
hormone transport
GOCHE:24621
substance with hormone role

GO:0032870
cellular response to hormone stimulus
GOCHE:24621
substance with hormone role

GO:0042445
hormone metabolic process
GOCHE:24621
substance with hormone role

GO:0042446
hormone biosynthetic process
GOCHE:24621
substance with hormone role

GO:0042447
hormone catabolic process
GOCHE:24621
substance with hormone role

GO:0042562
hormone binding
GOCHE:24621
substance with hormone role

GO:0046879
hormone secretion
GOCHE:24621
substance with hormone role

GO:0009725
response to hormone
GOCHE:24621
substance with hormone role

GO:0009914
hormone transport
GOCHE:24621
substance with hormone role

GO:0032870
cellular response to hormone stimulus
GOCHE:24621
substance with hormone role

GO:0042445
hormone metabolic process
GOCHE:24621
substance with hormone role

GO:0042446
hormone biosynthetic process
GOCHE:24621
substance with hormone role

GO:0042447
hormone catabolic process
GOCHE:24621
substance with hormone role

GO:0042562
hormone binding
GOCHE:24621
substance with hormone role

GO:0046879
hormone secretion
GOCHE:24621
substance with hormone role

GO:0010046
response to mycotoxin
GOCHE:25442
substance with mycotoxin role

GO:0036146
cellular response to mycotoxin
GOCHE:25442
substance with mycotoxin role

GO:0043385
mycotoxin metabolic process
GOCHE:25442
substance with mycotoxin role

GO:0043386
mycotoxin biosynthetic process
GOCHE:25442
substance with mycotoxin role

GO:0043387
mycotoxin catabolic process
GOCHE:25442
substance with mycotoxin role

GO:0010046
response to mycotoxin
GOCHE:25442
substance with mycotoxin role

GO:0036146
cellular response to mycotoxin
GOCHE:25442
substance with mycotoxin role

GO:0043385
mycotoxin metabolic process
GOCHE:25442
substance with mycotoxin role

GO:0043386
mycotoxin biosynthetic process
GOCHE:25442
substance with mycotoxin role

GO:0043387
mycotoxin catabolic process
GOCHE:25442
substance with mycotoxin role

GO:0010046
response to mycotoxin
GOCHE:25442
substance with mycotoxin role

GO:0036146
cellular response to mycotoxin
GOCHE:25442
substance with mycotoxin role

GO:0043385
mycotoxin metabolic process
GOCHE:25442
substance with mycotoxin role

GO:0043386
mycotoxin biosynthetic process
GOCHE:25442
substance with mycotoxin role

GO:0043387
mycotoxin catabolic process
GOCHE:25442
substance with mycotoxin role

GO:0001504
neurotransmitter uptake
GOCHE:25512
substance with neurotransmitter role

GO:0005326
neurotransmitter transporter activity
GOCHE:25512
substance with neurotransmitter role

GO:0005328
neurotransmitter:sodium symporter activity
GOCHE:25512
substance with neurotransmitter role

GO:0006836
neurotransmitter transport
GOCHE:25512
substance with neurotransmitter role

GO:0007269
neurotransmitter secretion
GOCHE:25512
substance with neurotransmitter role

GO:0015842
aminergic neurotransmitter loading into synaptic vesicle
GOCHE:25512
substance with neurotransmitter role

GO:0042133
neurotransmitter metabolic process
GOCHE:25512
substance with neurotransmitter role

GO:0042135
neurotransmitter catabolic process
GOCHE:25512
substance with neurotransmitter role

GO:0042136
neurotransmitter biosynthetic process
GOCHE:25512
substance with neurotransmitter role

GO:0042165
neurotransmitter binding
GOCHE:25512
substance with neurotransmitter role

GO:0051583
dopamine uptake involved in synaptic transmission
GOCHE:25512
substance with neurotransmitter role

GO:0051610
serotonin uptake
GOCHE:25512
substance with neurotransmitter role

GO:0051933
amino acid neurotransmitter reuptake
GOCHE:25512
substance with neurotransmitter role

GO:0051934
catecholamine uptake involved in synaptic transmission
GOCHE:25512
substance with neurotransmitter role

GO:0051935
glutamate reuptake
GOCHE:25512
substance with neurotransmitter role

GO:0051936
gamma-aminobutyric acid reuptake
GOCHE:25512
substance with neurotransmitter role

GO:0098700
neurotransmitter loading into synaptic vesicle
GOCHE:25512
substance with neurotransmitter role

GO:0098810
neurotransmitter reuptake
GOCHE:25512
substance with neurotransmitter role

GO:0099528
G protein-coupled neurotransmitter receptor activity
GOCHE:25512
substance with neurotransmitter role

GO:0005550
pheromone binding
GOCHE:26013
substance with pheromone role

GO:0016503
pheromone receptor activity
GOCHE:26013
substance with pheromone role

GO:0019236
response to pheromone
GOCHE:26013
substance with pheromone role

GO:0042810
pheromone metabolic process
GOCHE:26013
substance with pheromone role

GO:0042811
pheromone biosynthetic process
GOCHE:26013
substance with pheromone role

GO:0042812
pheromone catabolic process
GOCHE:26013
substance with pheromone role

GO:0071444
cellular response to pheromone
GOCHE:26013
substance with pheromone role

GO:0052314
phytoalexin metabolic process
GOCHE:26115
substance with phytoalexin role

GO:0052315
phytoalexin biosynthetic process
GOCHE:26115
substance with phytoalexin role

GO:0052316
phytoalexin catabolic process
GOCHE:26115
substance with phytoalexin role

GO:0052314
phytoalexin metabolic process
GOCHE:26115
substance with phytoalexin role

GO:0052315
phytoalexin biosynthetic process
GOCHE:26115
substance with phytoalexin role

GO:0052316
phytoalexin catabolic process
GOCHE:26115
substance with phytoalexin role

GO:0052314
phytoalexin metabolic process
GOCHE:26115
substance with phytoalexin role

GO:0052315
phytoalexin biosynthetic process
GOCHE:26115
substance with phytoalexin role

GO:0052316
phytoalexin catabolic process
GOCHE:26115
substance with phytoalexin role

GO:0009237
siderophore metabolic process
GOCHE:26672
substance with siderophore role

GO:0015343
siderophore transmembrane transporter activity
GOCHE:26672
substance with siderophore role

GO:0015891
siderophore transport
GOCHE:26672
substance with siderophore role

GO:0019539
siderophore biosynthetic process from hydroxamic acid
GOCHE:26672
substance with siderophore role

GO:0019540
siderophore biosynthetic process from catechol
GOCHE:26672
substance with siderophore role

GO:0044718
siderophore transmembrane transport
GOCHE:26672
substance with siderophore role

GO:0046215
siderophore catabolic process
GOCHE:26672
substance with siderophore role

GO:0009237
siderophore metabolic process
GOCHE:26672
substance with siderophore role

GO:0015343
siderophore transmembrane transporter activity
GOCHE:26672
substance with siderophore role

GO:0015891
siderophore transport
GOCHE:26672
substance with siderophore role

GO:0019539
siderophore biosynthetic process from hydroxamic acid
GOCHE:26672
substance with siderophore role

GO:0019540
siderophore biosynthetic process from catechol
GOCHE:26672
substance with siderophore role

GO:0044718
siderophore transmembrane transport
GOCHE:26672
substance with siderophore role

GO:0046215
siderophore catabolic process
GOCHE:26672
substance with siderophore role

GO:0009403
toxin biosynthetic process
GOCHE:27026
substance with toxin role

GO:0009404
toxin metabolic process
GOCHE:27026
substance with toxin role

GO:0009407
toxin catabolic process
GOCHE:27026
substance with toxin role

GO:0019534
toxin transmembrane transporter activity
GOCHE:27026
substance with toxin role

GO:1901998
toxin transport
GOCHE:27026
substance with toxin role

GO:0009403
toxin biosynthetic process
GOCHE:27026
substance with toxin role

GO:0009404
toxin metabolic process
GOCHE:27026
substance with toxin role

GO:0009407
toxin catabolic process
GOCHE:27026
substance with toxin role

GO:0019534
toxin transmembrane transporter activity
GOCHE:27026
substance with toxin role

GO:1901998
toxin transport
GOCHE:27026
substance with toxin role

GO:0006767
water-soluble vitamin metabolic process
GOCHE:27314
substance with water-soluble vitamin role

GO:0042364
water-soluble vitamin biosynthetic process
GOCHE:27314
substance with water-soluble vitamin role

GO:0042365
water-soluble vitamin catabolic process
GOCHE:27314
substance with water-soluble vitamin role

GO:0006767
water-soluble vitamin metabolic process
GOCHE:27314
substance with water-soluble vitamin role

GO:0042364
water-soluble vitamin biosynthetic process
GOCHE:27314
substance with water-soluble vitamin role

GO:0042365
water-soluble vitamin catabolic process
GOCHE:27314
substance with water-soluble vitamin role

GO:0006766
vitamin metabolic process
GOCHE:33229
substance with vitamin role

GO:0009110
vitamin biosynthetic process
GOCHE:33229
substance with vitamin role

GO:0009111
vitamin catabolic process
GOCHE:33229
substance with vitamin role

GO:0019842
vitamin binding
GOCHE:33229
substance with vitamin role

GO:0033273
response to vitamin
GOCHE:33229
substance with vitamin role

GO:0035461
vitamin transmembrane transport
GOCHE:33229
substance with vitamin role

GO:0051180
vitamin transport
GOCHE:33229
substance with vitamin role

GO:0071295
cellular response to vitamin
GOCHE:33229
substance with vitamin role

GO:0090482
vitamin transmembrane transporter activity
GOCHE:33229
substance with vitamin role

GO:0006766
vitamin metabolic process
GOCHE:33229
substance with vitamin role

GO:0009110
vitamin biosynthetic process
GOCHE:33229
substance with vitamin role

GO:0009111
vitamin catabolic process
GOCHE:33229
substance with vitamin role

GO:0019842
vitamin binding
GOCHE:33229
substance with vitamin role

GO:0033273
response to vitamin
GOCHE:33229
substance with vitamin role

GO:0035461
vitamin transmembrane transport
GOCHE:33229
substance with vitamin role

GO:0051180
vitamin transport
GOCHE:33229
substance with vitamin role

GO:0071295
cellular response to vitamin
GOCHE:33229
substance with vitamin role

GO:0090482
vitamin transmembrane transporter activity
GOCHE:33229
substance with vitamin role

GO:0016999
antibiotic metabolic process
GOCHE:33281
substance with antimicrobial agent role

GO:0017000
antibiotic biosynthetic process
GOCHE:33281
substance with antimicrobial agent role

GO:0017001
antibiotic catabolic process
GOCHE:33281
substance with antimicrobial agent role

GO:0042891
antibiotic transport
GOCHE:33281
substance with antimicrobial agent role

GO:0042895
antibiotic transmembrane transporter activity
GOCHE:33281
substance with antimicrobial agent role

GO:0046677
response to antibiotic
GOCHE:33281
substance with antimicrobial agent role

GO:0071236
cellular response to antibiotic
GOCHE:33281
substance with antimicrobial agent role

GO:0007584
response to nutrient
GOCHE:33284
substance with nutrient role

GO:0031670
cellular response to nutrient
GOCHE:33284
substance with nutrient role

GO:0032094
response to food
GOCHE:33290
substance with food role

GO:0071240
cellular response to food
GOCHE:33290
substance with food role

GO:0097329
response to antimetabolite
GOCHE:35221
substance with antimetabolite role

GO:0098649
response to peptidyl-dipeptidase A inhibitor
GOCHE:35457
substance with EC <IP_ADDRESS> (peptidyl-dipeptidase A) inhibitor role

GO:0098649
response to peptidyl-dipeptidase A inhibitor
GOCHE:35457
substance with EC <IP_ADDRESS> (peptidyl-dipeptidase A) inhibitor role

GO:0006805
xenobiotic metabolic process
GOCHE:35703
substance with xenobiotic role

GO:0008559
xenobiotic transmembrane transporting ATPase activity
GOCHE:35703
substance with xenobiotic role

GO:0009410
response to xenobiotic stimulus
GOCHE:35703
substance with xenobiotic role

GO:0042178
xenobiotic catabolic process
GOCHE:35703
substance with xenobiotic role

GO:0042908
xenobiotic transport
GOCHE:35703
substance with xenobiotic role

GO:0042910
xenobiotic transmembrane transporter activity
GOCHE:35703
substance with xenobiotic role

GO:0071466
cellular response to xenobiotic stimulus
GOCHE:35703
substance with xenobiotic role

GO:0004903
growth hormone receptor activity
GOCHE:37845
substance with growth hormone role

GO:0030252
growth hormone secretion
GOCHE:37845
substance with growth hormone role

GO:0060416
response to growth hormone
GOCHE:37845
substance with growth hormone role

GO:0071378
cellular response to growth hormone stimulus
GOCHE:37845
substance with growth hormone role

GO:0004903
growth hormone receptor activity
GOCHE:37845
substance with growth hormone role

GO:0030252
growth hormone secretion
GOCHE:37845
substance with growth hormone role

GO:0060416
response to growth hormone
GOCHE:37845
substance with growth hormone role

GO:0071378
cellular response to growth hormone stimulus
GOCHE:37845
substance with growth hormone role

GO:0005497
androgen binding
GOCHE:50113
substance with androgen role

GO:0005497
androgen binding
GOCHE:50113
substance with androgen role

GO:0099130
estrogen binding
GOCHE:50114
substance with estrogen role

GO:0099130
estrogen binding
GOCHE:50114
substance with estrogen role

GO:0061477
response to aromatase inhibitor
GOCHE:50790
substance with EC <IP_ADDRESS> (aromatase) inhibitor role

GO:0061477
response to aromatase inhibitor
GOCHE:50790
substance with EC <IP_ADDRESS> (aromatase) inhibitor role

GO:0061479
response to reverse transcriptase inhibitor
GOCHE:59897
substance with EC <IP_ADDRESS> (RNA-directed DNA polymerase) inhibitor role

GO:0061479
response to reverse transcriptase inhibitor
GOCHE:59897
substance with EC <IP_ADDRESS> (RNA-directed DNA polymerase) inhibitor role

GO:0061479
response to reverse transcriptase inhibitor
GOCHE:59897
substance with EC <IP_ADDRESS> (RNA-directed DNA polymerase) inhibitor role

GO:0004887
thyroid hormone receptor activity
GOCHE:60311
substance with thyroid hormone role

GO:0015349
thyroid hormone transmembrane transporter activity
GOCHE:60311
substance with thyroid hormone role

GO:0042403
thyroid hormone metabolic process
GOCHE:60311
substance with thyroid hormone role

GO:0042404
thyroid hormone catabolic process
GOCHE:60311
substance with thyroid hormone role

GO:0070324
thyroid hormone binding
GOCHE:60311
substance with thyroid hormone role

GO:0070327
thyroid hormone transport
GOCHE:60311
substance with thyroid hormone role

GO:0097066
response to thyroid hormone
GOCHE:60311
substance with thyroid hormone role

GO:0097067
cellular response to thyroid hormone stimulus
GOCHE:60311
substance with thyroid hormone role

GO:0004887
thyroid hormone receptor activity
GOCHE:60311
substance with thyroid hormone role

GO:0015349
thyroid hormone transmembrane transporter activity
GOCHE:60311
substance with thyroid hormone role

GO:0042403
thyroid hormone metabolic process
GOCHE:60311
substance with thyroid hormone role

GO:0042404
thyroid hormone catabolic process
GOCHE:60311
substance with thyroid hormone role

GO:0070324
thyroid hormone binding
GOCHE:60311
substance with thyroid hormone role

GO:0070327
thyroid hormone transport
GOCHE:60311
substance with thyroid hormone role

GO:0097066
response to thyroid hormone
GOCHE:60311
substance with thyroid hormone role

GO:0097067
cellular response to thyroid hormone stimulus
GOCHE:60311
substance with thyroid hormone role

GO:0009636
response to toxic substance
GOCHE:64909
substance with poison role

GO:0097237
cellular response to toxic substance
GOCHE:64909
substance with poison role

ontology editors agree to remove the ChEBI roles.

The plan has changed significantly since this ticket was opened and it is now supplanted by other tickets.


CSS in frontend

http://go.pkgamma.com/c2tc this takes you to the current version of the Design Resources


Add seed param

@hkumarmk  this passed an integration test and is ready to be merged.

In fact you should add seed param in init.pp also, as contrail::config class is calling from there also.

@bodepd Other than above comment, Its good to go! :+1:

Merging this as it passed the test (#700)


Fix links in Windows.UI.Input.GestureRecognizer

@Karl-Bridge-Microsoft: This PR passed the acceptance checklist. Please evaluate further and approve/complete the PR if appropriate. Thanks!


Add README.md

Project currently does not have a README.md file
Required Details:

Project description
Stacks used
Setting up locally
Contributing guideline
Support contacts

Also, make sure to refer the backend


Provide example of calling RPC with named parameters

Original issue: https://github.com/begriffs/postgrest/issues/578

Covered in http://postgrest.com/en/v0.4/api.html#stored-procedures