I think it would be a good idea to mention the tee command, probably somewhere in the "Cat, Less, Tail and Head" chapter

What are the steps to reproduce this issue?

1. create tweak and preferences bundle (bin/nic.pl)
2. run make package install
3. go to settings

What happens?
There is no preferences for new tweak. This is because Preference Loader not installed. It should be described in wiki.

What were you expecting to happen?
There is information about Preference Loader requirement in wiki.

If yo

• Mojolicious version: 8.29
• Perl version: 5.26.1
• Operating system: High Sierra

When testing a JSON value like { "fruit": "lemon" } with ...->json_is('/animal', 'bat') we correctly get a failure, but the diagnostic message complains that undef doesn't equal 'bat' which isn't quite right. The value isn't even undef, it doesn't exist. Same applies to json_like.

Kaitai Struct uses a specific JSON schema for test output.
I want to target it directly from my target language (Nim) but it is not documented anywhere.

After some experimenting I found out the following keys are supported:

• status
• elapsed
• is_kst

Questions:

1. Are there other keys supported?
2. What exactly does the key elapsed mean?
3. What are all the possible values for th

Feature description

Very apparent when nicklist is horizontal: /set weechat.bar.nicklist.position top

When there's many people on one channel, the longest nick slot is used to properly space names in the nicklist . In normal case it works well:

@me  b   d   f   h   j   l   n   p   r   t   v   x   z
 a   c   e   g   i   k   m   o   q   s   u   w   y
-------------------------------

See the https://github.com/johnkw/misc/blob/master/rsync_fix_renames.py file for a workaround which can be added to "cmd_postexec" to save a dramatic amount of space if directory renames were to occur.

Perhaps that file belongs in the documentation or utils or something included with rsnapshot?

• there should be tests for the new search()
• there should be tests for the newly repaird top()
• search() should get fancier, dunno how
• search() should be documented ... er... when it's ... desgined properly

Short Summary

The page of the command id references is broken, used to work on the old docs:

http://docs.komodoide.com/SDK/commandid

Was looking for this issue on the forum:

https://community.komodoide.com/t/userscript-to-make-sure-editor-tab-gets-swtiched-on-ctrl-tab/4833

I am trying to play with async(d) [without yet resorting to reading the source], and noticed huge gaps in documentation. (I suggest stuff here, because I am not even sure (yet) what is the full feature set, but if you say it's impossible for you to find time for documentation in te foreseeable future I will read the source and reverse engineer it and document it. Mention it.)

The document

Description

It would be great if you'd also add Wikipedia in Croatian (hr.wikipedia.org) as a source for instant answers. I'd imagine this wouldn't be hard to implement, as all language-versions of Wikipedia work more or less the same.

• Openkore version git:
  latest.
• Server:
  all
• Feature Request:
  Update character creation logic
• Summary:
  #2625 was just a workaround is necessary re-write character creation logic to use %args, this way we can merge functions, this way the maintenance will be easier

When a compiled script is run from $PATH it appears to be unable to locate its own file path.

An example with the JRuby bash launcher:

[] ~/projects/jruby $ bin/jruby.bash -e 'puts ENV_JAVA["jruby.home"]'
/Users/headius/projects/jruby

[] ~/projects/jruby $ jruby.bash -e 'puts ENV_JAVA["jruby.home"]'
/Users/headius/projects/jruby

[] ~/projects/jruby $ shc -f bin/jruby.bash -o bin

Here we see some tutorials have leaked out of the tutorials section,
ending up in the next ("Reference Manual") section.

$ man perl|col -b|perl -wlne 'next unless /[Tt]utor|Reference/ && (length) < 66; print;'
   Tutorials
           perlretut           Perl regular expressions tutorial
           perlootut           Perl OO tutorial for beginners
           perldebtut          Perl d

The @abqcheeks user opened a recent chat on freenode saying that the read/write values in the Operation/Bandwidth graphs in zfs.pm rarely if ever change. He explained that this is because the output from ztool iostat is the average operations per second since the system booted. This happens either in *BSD and Linux systems.

# zpool iostat -Hp <mypool>
<mypool>	12232325972992	769632228

After editing a PKGBUILD, the terminal title remains that set by some editors;
.

How about trizen setting the title on start and resetting it after using an editor?

Also, the option for that to display information on the current package and/or install phase could

It would be nice if we could filter the list of results.
Maybe add a filter input field on top of the result list.
The filtering would be most efficient if it can filter out from any field (title, author, etc.).
Maybe support fuzzy matching as well?

@OvermindDL1 says "I think all the tests should be adjusted to take the integer on the program parameters or an environment variable or something. That would both prevent such optimizations and would allow for easily CI'd consistency checks."

Referencing:
Nordaaker/convos#89 (comment)

Using build in OAuth2 provider functionality of self-hosted services such as Nextcloud or Gitea there could be a really easy registration and login functionality similar to the often found "log in with Github" etc. buttons.

See for example: https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/17/admin_manual/configuration_server