Many users confuse about no class, no method, expression error.

Arthas should add a verbose/debug option, to print the command arguments and the debug info in command execution.

The Java minimal imports:

https://github.com/playframework/playframework/blob/576c0def93c7abe8df7802fb3549b2e02475005b/dev-mode/build-link/src/main/java/play/TemplateImports.java#L32

imports scala.collection.JavaConverters which is deprecated in scala 2.13. This triggers the warning/error (dependinc on your scalac options):

[error] /Users/ignasi/git/projects/lightbend/playframewo

Version

3.8.5

Context

When attempting to use Future.otherwise and Future.recover it was not clear what the intended differences were meant to be.

Do you have a reproducer?

No, N/A

Extra

I intend to submit a PR with a proposed update to the JavaDocs and perhaps the Vert.x documentation in order to make the use of these methods more clear in a broader context

According to Assimp's documentation (see anim.h, line 269). The description of aiNodeAnim says the following:

The transformation matrix computed from these values replaces the node's original transformation matrix at a specific time. This means all keys are absolute and not relative to the bone default pose.

From my understanding, I believe the original transformation refers to aiNode's

I have some code that is throwing an exception in a post-park action (i.e. inside the handler passed to parkAndSerialize). Quasar silently eats this exception in RunnableFiberTask.onException(). It's really confusing to have the framework eat exceptions without any kind of logging or error printing at all.

I suggest changing this code such that if the exception isn't handled here, it's either re-

docker-compose files which contain container_name are not supported and the creation of DockerComposeContainer fails due to IllegalStateException. This has been introduced in #1151 as a quick fix for unintuitive feedback. If I understand correctly, the option of an implementation was however not discarded, but postponed. This issue is now about the implementation.

JRuby already handles most annoying warnings (due accessing JVM internals) on Linux/Mac.
Windows seems left behind with these, someone should potentially port the bash launcher changes
(to read dot files https://github.com/jruby/jruby/blob/9.2.11.1/bin/.jruby.module_opts)

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To facilitate easier studying of these types of vulnerabilities the tool scaffolding should be able to instrument itself to generate ASCII diagrams of payload object-graphs (similar to this) and deserialization code execution call-trees (similar to [this](https://gist.github.com/frohoff/24af7913611f8406ea

https://github.com/zxh0/jvm.go/blob/58a552e9517d340e1147f32db2761d7dd8423ecb/jvmgo/rtda/heap/class_loader.go#L256

This line of code should count the instance fields recursively. While the class.superClass.instanceSlotCount hasn't been initialized, its value is 0.

See also #2007

Motivation

Some particularities of dealing with window* operators and their produced windows are not exposed explicitly enough. Most notably, the fact that a window should be "consumed" (subscribed to at least) as often as possible.

One flavor that is particularly exposed is windowUntil/windowWhile, with its prefetch. Other windows generally ensure enough request

Description

When I type this into the REPL:

:set prompt "\ESC[34mλ> \ESC[m"

I get a nice purple lambda prompt.

For ghci, you put that command in ~/.ghci and the REPL will run the commands in that file on

I could not find any docs or even a description in English, so I decided to ask here. Do you plan to have english docs in the near future to demystify the project for the rest of the world (like alibaba/arthas for example 😄) ?

As per the title.
By the way, thanks for the work you're doing on jphp, and sorry for so many issues, I'm really interested in the project, and would love to use it for lotsa cool magic upcoming stuff <3

TestNG Version [Latest]

Note: only the latest version is supported

Hi , So far the test ng documentation looks like that of 80s. A new documentation portal is much required which shall have following benefits

• Better Structuring
• Fathomable view
• Latest content

and much more

cc: @krmahadevan

A jar is simply a zip file, but manipulating the mill assembly jar with some Unix-like utilities produces different, incorrect output when compared to that of a "normal" jar produced by the Java jar command. See the following example for details on these differences.

Consider a simple project:

$ find .
.
./build.sc
./foo
./foo/src
./foo/src/example
./foo/src/example/Hello.java
$

Include a script that can generate weekly status reports to dev's leadership. The report should have enough buzzwords to make leadership feel as if progress is being made without providing any specific detail that defines said progress.