Ivan Smirnov

@jmccann I've ran into the same issue -- the `omniauth.auth` is empty because `is_on_*_path` methods start behaving wrong (they are just matching substrings). I was able to make it work...

@jmccann it's pretty much the same, I just wanted to avoid copying/pasting all the form code, hence using `prepend` / `super`.

@bollwyvl Yea, supporting arbitrary path-based environments sounds like an overkill, but the current kernel's environment could indeed be referred to by something like `/environments/^__^::current::^__^/` as you suggested :+1: The listing...

Wondering if there is any workaround for this? Initial capture indeed seems to assume that the function's starting line is instrumented, which then leads to false positives when they are...

Here's a sample script that "fixes" it, for those who need it working now: ```python import argparse import subprocess def demangle(symbol): return subprocess.check_output(['c++filt', '-n', symbol.strip()]).decode().strip() def filter_lcov(lines, verbose=False): defs, srcfile...

Just a quick check in Python: ```python >>> import yaml >>> yaml.load('[_12, 1_2, 12_, 1_2, _1.2, 1_.2, 1._2, 1.2_]') ['_12', 12, 12, 12, '_1.2', 1.2, 1.2, 1.2] ```

Hmm, I see. What's weird - in Blender's native translation tools, for example you can type "g z 20" and it will move it by 20cm, in this way it...

I think the most flexible way would be kind of like with windows: allow any number of panel rows, each row could have different height and different number of leaves...

It's extremely hard to model things precisely then, for example if you have walls like this ``` =============== | || | || |------------|| ``` You can draw those as separate...

> Basically floors / moldings expect a closed space defined by boundary walls in order to work. (you even may use temporary walls to close your space). Yea, but I...