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The Tutorial section of the docs refers to to the most recent Flaskr application structure however the Testing Deep Dive section is still referring to an application structure from at least the 0.12 version of the tutorial which assumes an application structure that doesn't involve the app factory. This could certainly confuse a new comer... I mean not me.... I certainly wasn't confus
When I checked the document on the Vapor official website, I found it was still the document of Vapor 3.0, and when I changed the browser address to https://docs.vapor.codes/4.0/, I found that the document content was relatively old, and there was still some content not updated in time.
As a Swift server enthusiast who has been using Vapor for 3 years, can I participate in and how to participat
Update API docs
Issue Description
If you attempt to use the Echo logger before the server is started no output is actually written
Checklist
- Dependencies installed
- No typos
- Searched existing issues and docs
Expected behaviour
Using e.Logger.Info() writes output to log outside a handler
Actual behaviour
Using e.Logger.Info() does not write output to log ou
State is cloned in two places:
syncState: https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix/blob/master/assets/js/phoenix.js#L1282
syncDiff: https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix/blob/master/assets/js/phoenix.js#L1323
We have a presence channels with couple of thousand of users. There are users joining and leaving quite often.
Here's a 10 second performance test in chrome:
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I noticed an undocumented behavior with listeners, where some of them run in reverse order of registration
- What is the rationale for that?
- Can this be added to the docs?
Additional context
Relevant lines of code from https://github.com/huge-success/sanic/blob/master/sanic/app.py#L1356
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# Register start/stop eWhen running example in homepage https://revel.github.io/ using go 1.13.5:
go get github.com/revel/cmd/revel
git clone https://github.com/revel/examples $GOPATH/src/github.com/revel/examples
revel run github.com/revel/examples/chatI only get a crash on Windows and Debian 10:
Windows:
C:▶revel /v run github.com/revel/examples/chat
INFO 17:50:49 revel.go:94: Impo
The Java minimal imports:
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
Problem
It's possible that a developer retains a reference to a node ref that has been unmounted. To prevent the reference of an unmounted html element, Yew should be sure to clear the NodeRef when unmounting.
Suggested Fix
- Set vtag's node ref to
Nonein itsVDiff::detachimpl - Set vcomp's node ref to
Nonein theDestroyComponentrunnable
Whenever I try to install the sinatra gem, the first install hangs during:
"Installing ri documentation for sinatra-2.0.7"
I manually interrupt it, then do it again, and then it works.
I have no idea what causes it, but all the other gems and their ri
documentation do not have this issue.
I believe that there must be something special for sinatra documentation
done that causes this b
Feature Request
It just took me about half an hour to find out how to define a custom 404 handler. I was trying to get a #[get("/<path..>")] route to work for that, and the only reason it didn't work is because I also had another, high-priority catch-all NamedFile route. Finally, I found out through this issue that I could just write
This is a:
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enhancement
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CakePHP Version: any (collections).
Since you have already used psalm and it's templates feature, I would like to suggest you to type all the collections library
Dropwizard already supports JUnit5 since 2 years now but the documentation still points to JUnit4.
It would be nice to add JUnit5 info as the default documentation and to rename the actual "JUnit" part to "JUnit4" or "JUnit4 compatibility".
More generally, entire documentation about testing could mention JUnit5 instead of
Subsystem
Kotlin multiplatform library: ktor-client-logging:1.3.0
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Problem: not able to filter calls to be logged. All calls are being logged by default.
Describe the solution you'd like
Add a filter option in Logging configuration block (this solution is available on Android in CallLogging feature, but it is absent
See http://blog.erlang.org/ssl-logging-in-otp-22/ for a full description.
One could enable debug logging in Cowboy to see all the packets transmitted and what Cowboy thinks of them, something like that. Could make some client issues obvious in particular.
Describe the feature
Adopt opencensus for metrics and tracing
Additional context
https://opencensus.io/
When we remove the page on scaffolds (docs/narr/scaffolding.rst), we need to set up a redirect to docs/narr/cookiecutters.rst in the docs.pylonsproject.org nginx configuration for the master branch, latest, and stable.
- master
- latest
- stable
Example for master:
location /projects/pyramid/en/master/narr/scaffolding.html {
return 301 $scheme://At the moment, the If-None-Match header is ignored, whereas it should be checked to be the same as the ETag of the file being served by the static handler. Currently, the static content is always served, even when Macaron should close the connection with a 304 Not Modified response.
I've added this functionality to [Gitea, in this PR.](https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/pull/3376/commits/eb1
It wasn't clear to me from this guide:
How to set an arbitrary http response status code like "500" maybe it could be improved upon? Thanks!
Documentation
Hi,
Kite is looking like a great framework but the documentation could do with a little love, once I am finished my current work I will try and create a walk through for setting up Kite and Kontrol with Docker. Should be next week sometime.
import {Middleware, ExpressErrorMiddlewareInterface} from "routing-controllers";
@Middleware({ type: "after" })
export class CustomErrorHandler implements ExpressErrorMiddlewareInterface {
error(error: any, request: any, response: any, next: (err: any) => any) {
console.log("do something...");
next();
}
}This example code from the docume
It's 2019 and that means it's time to take the next step. All our documentation examples need to be converted to using subroutine signatures, and a new signatures section needs to be added to our documentation conventions.
https://docs.amberframework.org/amber/guides/controllers/flash#flash-now
Calling flash.now["blabla"] gives a compile error : 'undefined method 'now' for Hash(String, String)'
Calling flash.now "key", "value" compiles but doesn't do anything and nothing gets returned in the logs
Versions
Amber CLI (amberframework.org) - v0.11.3
Crystal 0.27.2 [60760a546] (2019-02-05)
LLVM: 4.0.
Currently we have 3 (three!!!!) places for documentation:
- wiki
- READMEs
- API docs (produced from doc-src)
my proposal is to move everything to wiki. It will be pretty easy for READMEs as they written with markdown too. moving API docs will require much more work, but CB API is not so complicated and everything generated from code can be written once in markdown and changed on demand.
cos a
Issue Description
I would love to see (or write) a guide on how to migrate a WIP project from SailsJS (since it's based on that) to TrailsJS. If possible.
Environment
- node version: 6.X
- trails version: latest
- operating system: Ubuntu 16.04 64 bits
The AppClient proxies to the Crystal HTTP Client, so we should also add :delete, :head, and :options to this list.
We also need to add to this list, but note that we don't add exec here because we catch that
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Updated
Oct 16, 2019 - Go
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