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                                            Peter Johnson

Integration of own data into the WhosOnFirst-Data

Out of curiosity can you share a link to the Germany data?

Only unused, ignore update

:+1:

Failed to install using easy_install

After installing from source, I have `oplog_trim` but not `oplog-count`. ``` bash peter@edgy:/tmp/oplogutils$ oplog-count oplog-count: command not found peter@edgy:/tmp/oplogutils$ oplog-trim Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/local/bin/oplog-trim", line 5, in...

Failed to install using easy_install

``` bash peter@edgy:/tmp/oplogutils$ uname -a Linux edgy 3.2.0-32-generic #51-Ubuntu SMP Wed Sep 26 21:33:09 UTC 2012 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux peter@edgy:/tmp/oplogutils$ cat /etc/issue Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS \n \l ```

Support Scoped permissions to Singular Organization or Repo

There is literally no reason Microsoft should be asking for **write** permissions to your private work repos. In particular the ability to modify Deploy Keys, Webhooks and Collaborators are a...

Support Scoped permissions to Singular Organization or Repo

> Our hands are tied with what GitHub offers. Doesn't MS own Github? 😆

boltdb write data by os.file.writeAt, why not use mmap() to write data into db ？

It should be possible to simply `copy` the pages onto the existing memory mapping, I tried the following but it wasn't sufficient to get it working. Someone more familiar with...

In-memory read-only database implementation

It would be pretty simple to add support for `MAP_ANONYMOUS` (ie mmap not backed by a file). Without changing the interfaces, this could be achieved by passing `nil` for `*os.File`...

In-memory read-only database implementation

Agh that's true `shm_open` isn't portable, it would be nice to add support for in-memory databases, such as SQLite supports by passing the string ':memory:' as the filepath. It would...

In-memory read-only database implementation

Is this something people are interested in I can open a PR to add it?