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heinezen
heinezen commented Sep 8, 2020

Required skills: Python

Difficulty: Easy

openage currently stores information about a game edition or expansion inside an Enum, e.g. media paths, support status, etc. We should store this information in an auxiliary file instead, similar to #1312. That would make updating and correcting game information easier as we no longer have to replace chunks of code.

The recommended appro

madebr
madebr commented Aug 13, 2020

The self.options object inside a main recipe has .get_safe attribute to get the value of a option or a default value if it does not exist.
But in a test package conanfile.py, this does not exist.

I believe options object in the main and test recipe should have the same options.

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  • Operating System+version: Linux+Windows
arduino-cli
kittaakos
kittaakos commented Dec 10, 2019

Bug Report

This happened on Windows with the Pro IDE. This is all I can see in the logs:

root ERROR Uncaught Exception:  Error: 2 UNKNOWN: error getting port list from serial-discovery: read |0: The handle is invalid.
root ERROR Error: 2 UNKNOWN: error getting port list from serial-discovery: read |0: The handle is invalid.
    at Object.callErrorFromStatus (c:\Users\kittaakos\Desktop\
warzone2100
bjorn-ali-goransson
bjorn-ali-goransson commented Sep 23, 2020

Describe the bug
When rotating the camera with RMB, it's annoying to accidentally hit the window edges and start scrolling.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Hold RMB and start rotating the camera.
  2. Pull the mouse all the way to a window edge.
  3. See your action disappear in the distance.

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