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@sytech Comments will be retained. But approvals will be lost. There is one 'Approve' button in Gitlab MR UI isn't it?
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@blueteeth I updated the question to give more clarity. Please check.
View ArticleComment by Sourav Kannantha B on When running two tail commands in...
@Barmar Shell exists immediately. But ssh connection stays on till all pipes are closed AFAIK. For example, ssh remote 'cat /etc/hosts &' runs fine.
View ArticleComment by Sourav Kannantha B on git commands hanging forever in mounted...
@Philippe yes, filesystem is mounted properly. All normal commands are working fine.
View ArticleComment by Sourav Kannantha B on `git lfs prune` is not pruning all lfs objects
@LeGEC --force might think it can safely delete only one file. But shouldn't it mention there a 'n' local objects? Or is there a better way to see how many local objects are there? And perhaps, which...
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View ArticleHow to translate using translations editor in Android Studio?
In my project, I have lots of string resources. Now that I am planning for release of my first ever app, I wanted to translate those to some widely used languages. However, I was unable to find the...
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When I run my flutter project, I get the following error:C:\Users\Sourav Kannantha...
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I did pip3 install jira and now every pip3 command is failing with:Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/pip/_vendor/__init__.py", line 33, in vendored...
View Articlexfuncname not working in my .gitconfig file?
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View ArticleIs it possible to know which editor git is going to use programatically?
Is it possible to know which editor git is going to use programmatically? Something like this is possible?$git which editor/usr/bin/nanoBasically, I wanted to invoke a custom editor only for git commit...
View ArticleHow the kotlin coroutine is implemented under the hood?
Kotlin coroutines are one of the key features in the language. I was curious how they implemented it. So I wrote this kotlin code snippet,CoroutineScope(Dispatchers.IO).launch { someFun(6) // A suspend...
View ArticleHow to make clang-format not add new line before opening brace of a function...
When I auto-format with Clang-format, it is always inserting a newline before brace when requires clause is there.Thisconstexpr auto size() const noexcept requires(!Unique) { return...
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Why text-based regex engines cannot handle lazy quantifiers?
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View ArticlePython2 unable to pickle string
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View ArticleUnderstanding sequential consistency fence in C++
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View ArticleComment by Sourav Kannantha B on Why no emplacement iterators in C++11 or C++14?
If I have deleted copy and move constructors for my class, then I suppose I can't use insert_iterator, and hence I want a emplace_iterator.
View ArticleComment by Sourav Kannantha B on Does C++ support named parameters?
@mara004 but then you almost cannot use it with any std function calls because different library vendors (libstdc++, libc++) have different names used to declare the same function. An example for that...
View ArticleComment by Sourav Kannantha B on In Unicode why क़ is excluded from...
@Luuk "The list of script-specific composition exclusions constituted a one-time adjustment to the Unicode Normalization Algorithm, defined at the time of the composition version in 2001 and unchanged...
View ArticleComment by Sourav Kannantha B on What are carriage return, linefeed, and form...
@user3346547 in your example nine is printed in the beginning of the next line because your stty has onlcr turned on which is converting \n to \r\n. If you turn that off, \n actually moves the cursor...
View Articleauto formatting using yapf to put parameters on multiple lines in condensed...
Related to this. But instead of putting all arguments on single line, I want to put them onto multiple lines in condensed form.Basically I want to transform:def f(arg1: typ1, arg2: typ2, ..., ...)...
View ArticleComment by Sourav Kannantha B on Python dataclass from a nested dict
Note that to make this work with generics, lot of additional code needs to be added. Also by fetching types from typing.get_type_hints rather than dataclasses.fields would be better as the...
View ArticleComment by Sourav Kannantha B on Python dataclass from a nested dict
@KonradHałas does this work with py3.12 generic classes?
View ArticleAnswer by Sourav Kannantha B for Why does Python not allow Generics with...
As mentioned in this answer, unfortunately it is not possible to type check generics at runtime. But if your use case to assert types for type checkers like my in case, this is what I came up with:def...
View ArticleAnswer by Sourav Kannantha B for Python dataclass from a nested dict
I came across this apischema library. It provides both serialization and deserialization of data-dataclasses.Here is an example:from apischema import deserialize, serialize# Define a schema with...
View ArticleComment by Sourav Kannantha B on Python dataclass from a nested dict
Note that this doesn't work with frozen dataclasses.
View ArticleComment by Sourav Kannantha B on How to differentiate address sanitizer error...
@StephenNewell what you are suggesting is a workaround. I'm expecting an actual solution to this issue
View ArticleAnswer by Sourav Kannantha B for Force gnu make to rebuild objects affected...
Above answer is preferable than this answer. But when I encountered same problem, before finding the above solution I implemented it in the following way.flagstamp.sh:#!/bin/bashFLAGS=$1FLAGFILE=$2#...
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