Results 12 issues of William David Mayo ("Dave")

## Description The existing code, which is run per PDF finding aid generation on the PUI, will run up to 10,000 times before failing in the face of invalid XML...

community

If a user doesn't have a current repository selected, the user preferences page will crash with a 500 error. This is especially serious with addition of per-user locale preferences, as...

bug

## Current Behavior The following example for paginated routes (and any similar examples with characters that need urlencoding) fail when actually used: ```shell # return first 5 records in the...

documentation
API

Explanation is here, but basically, we need to update to a supported version of sass in our Rails components (frontend, public). http://sass.logdown.com/posts/7081811 sassc-rails sounds like the least work to me,...

gem management

Currently, name authority information (e.g. things like LNAF or local authority ids) for agent names (all kinds - name_corporate_entity, name_person, name_family, name_software) seems to be defined semantically by two pieces...

agents
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## Expected Behavior Contents of infinite-scroll.js powered containers reliably scroll at some reasonable speed. ## Current Behavior In Firefox (and any other browser or browsing context where wheelEvent.deltaMode is 0...

At various points in the EAD importer (and presumably other XML format importers, but I haven't tested), the Nokogiri node#content (or aliased method node#inner_text) is used to get text contents...

import / export

Currently, the only part of Nokogiri's actual "interact with the processed XML" that is supported is XPath. Everything else is still raw Saxon. I was thinking that it would be...

enhancement

When expanding an emmet expression, anything descendant of a parenthesized expression is discarded silently. For example, this: ``` (div)>p| ``` expands to: ``` html ``` but should expand to: ```...

bug

It successfully installs via pip, but there's no change to output of assertions, whether through assert() or affirm(). I'm on OSX 10.9.5, Pythons provided via brew, system, and virtualenv all...