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Randomly noticed that a few items didn't specify a "landscape" device:
Missing device for "iPhone 11 landscape"
Missing device for "iPhone 11 Pro landscape"
Missing device for "iPhone 11 Pro Max landscape"
Missing device for "Microsoft Lumia 550 landscape"
... So I hacked a quick linter to verify:
const devices = require("playwright").devices;
const deviceMap = new Map();
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Put your ninja skills to use and teleport from point to point in this retro-looking puzzle game. 2nd place overall in the GitHub Game Off.
Adversary Tactics - PowerShell Training
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How I write backends
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Git Merge 2020
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A collection of inspiring lists, manuals, cheatsheets, blogs, hacks, one-liners, cli/web tools and more.
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Visualization of all roads within any city
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Text editors
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LeanBoard
Lean Board is a collaborative whiteboard with sticky notes which seamlessly connects with your GitHub issue. Login with your GitHub account, create a board for an issue and a snapshot of your notes is embedded in the issue automatically.
A collection of awesome things regarding React ecosystem
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Currently deno fetch only accept one argument of file but I think it's desirable to accept glob patterns and multiple file arguments. How do you think?
$ deno fetch **/*.ts
$ deno fetch a.ts b.ts
$ deno fetch "**/*.ts" "**/*.tsx"
small typo
Thanks for creating this content! I noticed there is a typo in the pandas, import convention section. It says pasdas instead of pandas. I thought you'd like to know.
Sort by Name
It might be useful to sort the channels by name (within a category). I believe the current order is random and does not offer any benefit to alphabetical order.
What are your opinions on this? I'd create a PR if that is what you'd like to have.
程序员如何优雅的挣零花钱
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A collective list of free APIs for use in software and web development.
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At the end of the second example in https://dash.plot.ly/state, it looks like there is an errant ```:
if __name__ == '__main__':
app.run_server(debug=True)```
An experimental app which temporarily transforms your phone into a simpler, calmer device. Currently supports Pixel 3a
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Small feature request. I am using helmfile for the deployment of our k8s infrastructure and wanted to use sops for encryption of secrets. I need to use the --keyservice but as I am calling sops inside a wrapper (helmfile) of a wrapper (helm secrets) I cannot pass this variable to sops in a clean way.
Could you provide an alternative way to provide this option to sops in the .sops.conf and/or i
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What would you like to be added:
It will be great if we add complete Kubernetes version i.e. major.minor.patch to the CHANGELOG.md file as well in the release note. Will be awesome if we can add it to the AMI name as well.
Why is this needed:
The only way to get the version and date is the Makefile. But this file wil
Feature Request
Dell iDRAC 9 requires Encryption Key entry besides user and password for impi_sensor over LAN. Current plugin documentation only shows user and password?
Proposal:
Current behavior:
only user name and password entry example for ipmi_sensor output
Desired behavior:
include entry example for encryption key
Use case: <!-- [Why is this important (helps
It would be very useful to have commit date, author name, ... in the Commit interface when calling getCommit([...])
Something similar to this:
export interface Commit {
readonly hash: string;
readonly message: string;
readonly parents: string[];
readonly commitDate?: Date;
readonly authorEmail?: string | undefined;
readonly authorName?: string | undefEnvironment
- Elixir version (elixir -v): 1.9.0
- Phoenix version (mix deps): 1.4.10
- NodeJS version (node -v): v12.1.0
- NPM version (npm -v): 6.9.0
- Operating system: MacOS Mojave
Expected behavior
Phoenix.ConnTest.get("/foo", %{count: 5}) should result in the controller receiving the count param as a string value, reflecting the behavior of `curl http://localhost:4000
Summary
Introduce exit handler vairable to be filled with the name and output of step failed
Motivation
As suggested on Slack:
Trying to write a "generic" exit-handler that can pull out the information about what task failed (maybe its stderr, or something like that) and give me a nice email/slack message
Proposal
Introduce exit handler vairable to be filled with the nam
I was trying to make a pretty simple PR, just change a tiny bit of HTML and CSS, but building Atlantis proved challenging. I am new to go and its build requirements, but even accounting for that I think it was harder than it needed to be.
First of all, despite the comprehensive documentation on how to run and test Atlantis locally, I co
The Go cucumber-json-formatter-* executables should print the version when invoked with --version. Otherwise it is impossible for users to know what version they have.
See how this is done in gherkin:
ISSUE TYPE
- Bug Report
SUMMARY
The Sparkline in HostDetails/InventoryHostDetails does not navigate correctly.
ENVIRONMENT
- AWX version: 9.1
- AWX install method: docker for mac
- Ansible version: 2.10
- Operating System: Mojave
- Web Browser: Chrome
STEPS TO REPRODUCE
Host --> click on host that has jobs ---> Click on an item in the spark line.
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