Kevin Turner

One detail worth mentioning: xprintidle has some [extra code](https://github.com/g0hl1n/xprintidle/blob/b069fa4b3f4e74371c5fcead6d26bce37ecef09b/xprintidle.c#L92) in it to work around a bug where the idle time resets when the monitor drops in to power-saving standby mode....

Another thing worth talking about here is the library choice. I replaced `xprintidle` with usage of the [xcffib library](https://github.com/tych0/xcffib). I think that's a good trade, as it gets rid of...

I had a want for this the other day: https://github.com/junit-team/junit5/issues/1786 : Support @TempDir tags in extensions

When you get to the point of wanting to have reproducible runs, this looks like it might be of use: [java.util.SplittableRandom](https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/11/docs/api/java.base/java/util/SplittableRandom.html)

Hmm, yeah, if you only have a single function in there and it's using Groovy's XmlSlurper, there's not really a pressing argument to convert it to Kotlin. Ideally this would...

Please correct me if I'm wrong — I haven't tried to integrate django-neomodel with our application yet — but I don't see anything in this repo yet that provides for...

For example, I have [core/src/test/kotlin/net.keturn.advent2018.gdx/Day06KtTest.kt](https://gitlab.com/keturn/advent2018-gdx/blob/5689f2829fd0b575c33da9df7ac0c1dd7eeb788c/core/src/test/kotlin/net.keturn.advent2018.gdx/Day06KtTest.kt) intended to test [core/src/main/kotlin/net/keturn/advent2018/gdx/Day06.kt](https://gitlab.com/keturn/advent2018-gdx/blob/5689f2829fd0b575c33da9df7ac0c1dd7eeb788c/core/src/main/kotlin/net/keturn/advent2018/gdx/Day06.kt), and IntelliJ doesn't show any errors while editing the test file, but when I click the Run Test button I get...

Okay, I tried [moving the test file to nested directories instead of one with dots](https://gitlab.com/keturn/advent2018-gdx/commit/6cda195e332cce97063d64fd28f482461643a205), and that didn't seem sufficient to fix things. Removing those two [`core` and `desktop` entries...

Something about this is setting off alarm bells in my head. "Doesn't work with POST" is just not the sort of bug that can go unnoticed for three or four...

Okay, I have a guess at what's happened here: Your program works when there's a GET response _or_ when the return_to data has no query parameters. But when you use...