Jan Kundrát
Jan Kundrát
hmm, #201 looks relevant.
...and confirming that adding `-static-libasan` to my `$CXXFLAGS` makes it work again on GCC. I would prefer if this is done by CMake automatically.
Just for the record, I've been pushing 1920x1080p@25fps and 1280x720p@25Hz via OBS and this v4l2sink plugin to Zoom on Linux just fine. The end result of course sucks because the...
Python 3.5 has been EOLed upstream in September 2020. Python 3.6 will be EOLed at the end of the year. I think it's better to fix the test suite to...
...but it turns out that this patch still triggers a warning because no event loop is running in that pytest's context. I think that #421 is a better approach.
This is explained [on this stackexchange post](https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/66025/what-are-the-dangers-of-allowing-less-secure-apps-to-access-my-google-account). It's because Trojita does not implement Google's non-standard authentication mechanism, the [`SASL XOAUTH2`](https://developers.google.com/gmail/imap/xoauth2-protocol). If someone is willing to implement and maintain that, please...
Just wondering what your use case for all that is, @bvirmani2022 . I cannot think of any, except development testing, automated builds, etc. In that case it's also possible to...
Why do you need each client to have a completely different view of YANG modules and all the data? I'm asking that because that's not the way how the IETF...
When an application generates a notification, the notification is validated against the content of the `operational` DS. For that, you need the content of that DS, and that means invoking...
Consider using the push approach for operational data, then. You (somehow) monitor the underlying physical value, and once it changes, you push the result to sysrepo. Perhaps you backend can...