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Core operators have not moved to new AIP-21 compliant modules.
In most cases this means that the _sensor or _operator suffixes need to be deleted from the module name and in place of the old module a class deprecation warning should be added.
After making a change to the master branch, the
As mentioned in zulip/zulip#16183 (comment), when a merge request (MR) is updated, the GitLab webhook is repeating the whole MR description in Zulip, instead of showing only the information that has changed (e.g., the assignee(s)). Apparently the data sent from GitLab contains a changes section with both previous and current values, so it should be possib
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The annotation value require-whisk-auth: false on a web action leads the controller to reject the web action invocation.
- The openwhisk documentation does not say what should happen when the value is false. I don't know why this case is omitted case https://github.com/apache/openwhisk/blob/master/docs/webactions.md#securing-web-actions
- The implementation treats this case as "not allowed
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https://aomediacodec.github.io/av1-avif/#avif-mime-definition
.avif image/avif
.avifs image/avif-sequence
This is being prototyped in Chrome: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=960620
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The comment says functions return pointers for malloc-ed buffers, but the implementations don't seem like so.
https://github.com/apache/trafficserver/blob/c196db5f0a5b957983351ad51ef360bfc68fbd66/include/tscore/ink_base64.h#L34-L35
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select * from table;
that query (with semicolon) runs fine in SQLLab but after clicking Explore on the results the Chart page gives an error about semicolon not allowed