Karl Bartel
Karl Bartel
The following script ```fish pushd foo popd ``` will cause errors when validated with syntastic or the supplied fish compiler: ``` :!fish --no-execute /tmp/bug.fish 2>&1| tee /tmp/nvimVvLAs5/100 /tmp/bug.fish (line 1):...
The README says > As mentioned above, if you opened several documents at once, you can cycle through these documents by pressing `b`. For me, it requires hitting b twice...
See https://github.com/celo-org/celo-blockchain/pull/2302
In https://github.com/raiden-network/raiden-contracts/pull/1517, we introduced multiple unchecked code blocks to retain the behavior from before solc 0.8. There might be safer ways to reach the same result than using unchecked blocks....
`solc` is installed automatically by `solcx`. We should be able to remove the explicit solc install step from CI, but that causes the `solium` install to fail for unknown reasons....
Right now, the BPs submitted during settlement have to match the hashed balance proofs submitted during closeChannel and updateNonClosingBalanceProof. The downside of this is that you need to store all...
The test is slightly flaky for me: ``` gotestsum -- -count 1000 ./core/txpool -test.run 'TestUnderpricing$' ✖ core/txpool (2m41.57s) === Failed === FAIL: core/txpool TestUnderpricing (0.06s) txpool_test.go:1724: failed to add well...
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/trousers does not contain translations but references the "pants" page for translations > article of clothing for the lower body — see pants To WikDict, this currently looks like there...
``` sqlite> SELECT * FROM infer WHERE from_vocable='Power' AND to_vocable='alimenter'; from_lang to_lang lexentry sense_num sense from_vocable to_vocable sources source_details score from_importance to_importance ---------- ---------- ------------------------ ---------- ---------------------- ------------ ---------- ----------...
Since the recent release notes said that you like nitpick PRs, here's one more! Personally, I would also say "revert" instead of "revertal", but since it occurs five times in...