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unicode_literals was necessary pre-Python 2.6; absolute_import pre-2.5.
It's especially not necessary on Py3.
Hence in the sence of cleaning up the source tree, deletion of all from __future__ import something from the python files is desirable. This should ideally not happen manually, but with a script, or command line: we need to do that on master, but it might also be desirable to
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Whenever we long press on the tile ( notification panel > share files) it takes to the app settings ( system settings).
I think it would be more useful if it take us to the app itself.
Hope you understood and thank you for the app!
Fix statement condition on "Install custom OpenWISP 2 Python packages" task in pip.yml:
TASK [openwisp.openwisp2 : Install custom OpenWISP 2 Python packages] **********
[DEPRECATION WARNING]: evaluating 'openwisp2_python_packages' as a bare
variable, this behaviour will go away and you might need to add |bool to the
expression in the future. Also see CONDITIONAL_BARE_VARS configurThread Safety
Former title: lastRequest and lastResponse in HttpClient should be volatile
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7.22.0
Code Snippet
HttpClient.java
private Response lastResponse; // missing volatile
private Request lastRequest; // missing volatileSteps to Reproduce
The lastRequest and lastResponse members in HttpClient should be volatile because the class is indirectly used as a
- generate an SSH key
- create credentials using SSH key, flag them as auto add
- create a configuration template to deploy the public key to the dropbear authorized keys, flag it as default
Related to openwisp/ansible-openwisp2#200.
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Expected Behavior
Better control over GAIN for LimeSDR device (not mini).
Please use example of the SDR Console Gain Control.
Actual Behavior
Signal really weak on the low frequencies even if GAIN is maximized.
Steps To Reproduce