beta

The ability to move around by rolling a hamster ball

Like this: https://gfycat.com/OpulentExhaustedGoldenretriever

I'll try and contact the author on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/Reil

on latest develop, if I run:

go test
ERROR: 2020/10/09 16:43:21 oauth.go:148: viewOauthInit error: pretend unable to write state error
--- FAIL: TestViewOauthCallback (0.00s)
    --- FAIL: TestViewOauthCallback/success (0.00s)
        oauth_test.go:248: 
            	Error Trace:	oauth_test.go:248
            	Error:      	Received unexpected error:
            	            	/logi

Atmo should expose a health endpoint that can be used to determine the health of Atmo. This can include whether or not a bundle has been successfully loaded and Atmo is available to serve requests.

In the current implementation, the waiting time between two consecutive downloads is constant. A slightly better approach might be to introduce a small random jitter to change the waiting time in each download by a small margin (say 1 to 5 seconds), to make it difficult for the automation detection algorithms to kick-in.

(Apologies for not submitting a PR along with this request, I barely know

Good first issue because no Unity-specific programming is involved.

Our unit config files allow a c-style #include directive, which lets us break them up into small reusable pieces. Example:

{
    #include "DefaultMobility",
    #include "DefaultHeloArmor",
    "LabelIcon": "D",
    "CategoryKey": "HEL",
    "Name": "AH64D Apache",
    "Price": 20,
}

ConfigReader.cs has s

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Something to collect multiple pods, like in cases where you need to watch multiple message types and need to keep references to multiple pods.

Something like:

pods := g.PodGroup()

pods.New().On(...)
pods.New().OnType(...)

It would still be safe since pods retains the pod object so you don't have to if you don't want to.

After updating the build tools while migrating the SDK to Maven Central, we have a lot of new deprecation warnings.