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This requires just some small improvements, the error itself being harmless, but annoying.
$ immuadmin-090 login immudb
ERROR 2021/01/28 09:46:25 Couldn't discover absolute path
ERROR 2021/01/28 09:46:25 getwd: no such file or directory
Password:
logged in
$immuadmin-090 is just a sym link:
$ which immuadmin-090
/home/{user}/apps/bin/immuadmin-090
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$ ls The command exist test always returns true regardless of if the command is invalid.
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On Windows, we want to test if a command/cmdlet exists before running it. However, the 'command().exist?‘ test always returns true no matter what command t
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The current version has several regex warnings.
The work consists in:
- collecting the wheel and sdist craft the ABOUT files and creating a PR to add the latest NLTK in https://github.com/nexB/thirdparty-packages/tree/main/pypi
- update the setup.cfg and requirements.txt
- run the copyright tests, fix the code until all tests pass. Submit a PR early would be good.
`make install`
We should make it easier to install this plugin.
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The code at
can be simplified now that Stack 2.3.1 supports ls dependencies json.
Description
While testing PR #1955, found following thing.
For an upload, there are only 2 failed jobs (readmeoss and ojo) but the REST API says "status": "Failed" for every single job even when all child job has "status": "Completed".
Maybe the "status" of a job can be limited only to its child jobs' statuses.
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 stringgo function within OPA's built-in functions.I am using the output of the
walkfunction to create "fingerprints" of highly nested objects and need to output a list of strings for all paths. I have a work arounds, but this would be much cleaner if the Repeat function were added to builtins.Expected Behavior