OliverO2

I second this. The issue should be renamed to something like "Delay or denial of service when tracking request is delayed or fails" and re-opened as a bug. To me,...

Another note: The solution described in [PHP Fire and Forget POST Request \- Stack Overflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14587514/php-fire-and-forget-post-request) uses a timeout of 30 seconds when opening the connection. This would still slow down...

The proposal makes sense to me. I agree that `(de)capitalizeFirst` sounds strange as it expresses the same effect twice. Additionally, such functions typically name their result (not the process), so...

True, that where I'd hope that the Kotlin IDE plugin will always point to the right version and steer users away from the deprecated one.

1. What's the use case for differentiating between `titlecaseFirst` and `uppercaseFirst` if it doesn't matter in technical contexts (ASCII) and title-casing is the correct form otherwise? 2. If `titlecase()` would...

@qurbonzoda > Immutable types typically do not follow that coding convention, they cannot be mutated in-place because of their nature. For instance, fun Int.and(other: Int): Int, fun Int.inc(): Int, fun...

Valid examples. Note that indicating non-mutation is not limited to `ed` endings. For example, using prefixes like in `as...` and `with...` also works: * `Iterable.asSequence()` But I agree, this is...

@qurbonzoda As this seems to be a wider topic, maybe it's best to discuss priorities with respect to different naming options within the entire Kotlin language team, e.g. * When...

It's already there in ReaR. To quote from [rear/03-configuration.adoc](https://github.com/rear/rear/blob/master/doc/user-guide/03-configuration.adoc#rescue-media-output) (emphasis added): > OUTPUT=RAWDISK Create a bootable raw disk image on as rear-$(hostname).raw.gz. Supports UEFI boot if syslinux/EFI or Grub 2/EFI...

Yes, there is no need for a format workflow. You get a disk image and copy it, that's all. The `OUTPUT=RAWDISK` section in `default.conf` explains how to use it. Regarding...