Bug description
On the https://psutil.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ page, there are 'terminate my children' links to the https://psutil.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#terminate-my-children section which appears to not exist anymore.

This is not an issue in 5.3.0 (https://psutil.readthedocs.io/en/release-5.3.0/#terminate-my-children).

Acurite TXR, 5n1, 6045 and possibly others like the new Atlas weather station use parity in addition to checksums for integrity checking.

Currently the parity isn't verified, it's only looked at in verbose mode.

I've noticed I seem to get messages for non-existent devices from time to time. I suspect the message is mangled but the checksum still passes. The parity check in addition to the

fix: remove the api about avoid obstacle//commit 5e38044cf41583acf451da909d9829b86d0988b2

in api document describe use collision avoidance,
but in code why remove that api?

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Summary

Write the docs for Shiny.Core/Jobs https://shinydocs.azurewebsites.net/docs/jobs/

API Changes

None

Intended Use Case

https://shinydocs.azurewebsites.net/docs/jobs/

As the testing suite develops there will be a need to create data in the database prior to running tests. Currently this is being done with the use of factory-boy for Users.

UserFactory Example:

class Use

There is a 'lan6' command that is not documented. Need to add it to man pages.

• take photos and import them
• add a photo of the inside of the clock v2
• write the detailed build instructions

At the main page for the this repo, there's no README, and hence no text after the file listing. What's missing is:

A brief explanation of what the app does. I don't mean how to operate it, but a summary of functionality as well as explaining things that are not present when such might reasonably be expected (e..g, if it does video, what about stills on command). Also does one need to have

Pinch gestures are used to zoom objects or views in and out. Pinching is used to modify the scale. This is a multiplicative operation, not an additive one. onPinch currently gives the difference in distance between the two contact points before and after the gesture, but doesn't tell anything about the size.

As an example, a 10-pixel difference between points starting 10 pixels apart would

The dependencies of the integrations are currently managed through docstring on class level in a specific format. Use a manifest file instead - it makes dependencies management and parsing faster and more robust.

It's good to see an open source fitness app, but I think that it is missing some really essential things. For example, a lot of people doesn't have a computer or doesn't want to compile from the Android Studio app. I think you should compile it for us :)