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This issue aims to migrate files still using AngularJS to modern Angular 8. The listed files are ones that the Angular team believes can be migrated without major blockers, but please feel free to reach out on Gitter if you run into any problems. Please make sure to comment below to claim a file before working on it, so we don't have any duplication of work.
Please go through this wiki page:htt
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It's important that unit tests be able to validate that indexes.yaml defines the required indexes. Therefore, the following values should be added to the call to init_datastore_v3_stub in both sandbox.py and test_runner.py:
"require_indexes": True,
'root_path': environment.get_application_root()
This is not clear enough
The Response type also has a Body field of type io.ReadCloser. The type of this field is a big hint on what we can do with it: read it and close it.
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dst has invalid type is too ambiguous.
You cannot see what dst means.
So we should replace dst to more meaninful description.
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We should let user know there was unhandled error on server.
Especially useful during development.
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I've created a fairly trivial chat application using phoenix channels.
It is deployed to https://chatter-193110.appspot.com
Running locally, I'm able to connect from multiple hosts on my local network.
However once deployed to gcloud, I get websocket connection errors:
app-206e4dc53bfa5121d23ba99ca788f34c.js?vsn=d:1 WebSocket connection to 'wss://chatter-193110.appspot.com/socket/websoc
Right now, we can't create a generic hook for a generic base class like this:
public abstract class BaseAggregator<T extends SomeClass> {
}public class BaseHook<T extends SomeClass> extends Hook<BaseAggregator<T> {
}To support this scenario, it is necessary to change the following ReflectionUtils method:
public static Class<?> getFeatureTypeArgumentAt(ClaI was testing this project (and it's pretty cool! - great job!) but it took me some time to get the right apache2 log message. It might be helpful to show one just so folks can see how it works? Anyway, you can close this issue if you don't think it's necessary, but I'm just thinking about the developer experience.
Without further ado -- I used this string:
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Instructions say:
- Clone this repo (don't forget to change the origin to your own repo!)
- Run ./install_deps (this will pip install requirements, and download the App Engine SDK)
- Run ./rename_scaffold_app.sh my_new_app_name to rename the 'scaffold' app (and all references to it)
- Run python manage.py checksecure --settings=my_new_app_name.settings_live to run all security checks. Replace my_n
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This sample does not have end-to-end test coverage. This coverage should be added.
The existing unit test checks we write the expected log. The essential benefit of an end-to-end test is confirmation that Cloud Logging is successfully parsing the data structure. There is a node.js implementation of this test in [nodejs-docs-samples:/run/logging-manual](https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/nod