Frankie Robertson

Add file inputs to hx-ws=send either inline or out of band

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This patch adds files to websocket sends. By default it does the more efficient thing, sending each file afterwards in a separate message and adding pointer to this. This is...

Fix bug where having branch wildcards at different depths would cause ArrayBoundExceptions

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An example use case of this is the Jenkins Multibranch Pipeline to try and find stuff to build in a chaotic monorepo. I set "Include branches" to: trunk,branches/_,branches/_/_,branches/_/_/_,branches/_/_/_/_,tags/\* and got...

getrusage(rusage_self).ru_maxrss is compared against 0 but should always be non-negative

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I'm filing this issue my progress so far with a bug but it's currently incomplete. I am currently receiving the message "worker unable to determine memory usage" in my log....

Should provide wheels for Python 3.8 on PyPI

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Currently there are no wheels for Python 3.8 on PyPI

New PyPI packages don't have source code

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Even when wheels are uploaded, the source package should be uploaded too, so that it can be build on different architectures/Python versions. Current version (only wheels): https://pypi.org/project/hfst/3.15.0.0b0/#files Last version with...

PyPI packages are tagged as prereleases

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It looks like all the new PyPI packages are tagged as prerelease versions. pip requires --allow-prerelease to use these. Is this intentional? The idea is that you release the 1.0.0b...

[bug.tar.gz](https://github.com/hfst/hfst/files/4632557/bug.tar.gz) Tested on HFST v3.15.0 Steps to reproduce: $ python3 bug.py Actual output: ``` Lookup optimized ((0.0, ('~ ',)),) ((0.0, ('~ ', '')), (0.0, ('~ ', 'by '))) ((0.0, ('~...

Pypi description doesn't mention manylinux wheels

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The PyPi description mentions: > For Windows and Mac OS X, we offer binary wheels on PyPI. Wheels are available for python versions 2.7, 3.4, 3.5 and 3.6. The wheels...

Add get_monotonic_batch(...)

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The current `get_batch(...)` does all sorts of de-duplication and will seek anywhere needed. I wonder if it would be useful for people who need to get almost successive frames (e.g....

The current approach gets us a: ``` TypeError: Passing a class was deprecated in version 0.23 and isn't supported anymore from 0.24.Please pass an instance instead. ```