Spurred by conversation in avajs/ava#2449 and avajs/ava#1485 we'd like for our assertions to return booleans. true when they pass, false when they fail. This does not apply to the throws() and throwsAsync() assertions.

Failing assertions will fail the test, but do not throw exceptions. This means your test does not stop executing. Usua

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1. What did you do? If possible, provide a recipe for reproducing the error.

read Chinese and English documentation

2. What did you expect to see?

I expected to find best practice for production usage

3. What did you see instead?

nothing

4. What version of Swoole are you using (php --ri swoole)?

latest.

Please support for dynamic changes to the HTML elements inside html macro,so that the following compiles:

fn view(&self) -> Html {
        html! {
                <{self.props.tag}>
                <h2>{self.props.title}</h2>
                </{self.props.tag}>
            }
    }

The core documentation on how to make requests says to use xxxNow to make request from a client, but those methods are deprecated, e.g., getNow.

Hi all,

I recently migrate from Untyped actor to typed, but the Useful Test framework is not working anymore.

I cannot find any documentation of how to make works TestProbe and TestActorRefwith Akka actor Typed

Regards

There is a document on the subject, but it's lacking in a few ways:

• It does not state what exactly the default placement strategy is.
• It does not state whether one can override the default strategy for all grains.
• It does not explain how each of the built-in strategies work ([random, prefer local,

Issue description

In writing rust zmq bindings for tokio, the question came up about when zmq_send and zmq_recv might return EAGAIN when passed the ZMQ_DONTWAIT flag in a multipart message. The implication of the high water mark documentation is that it will only return EAGAIN on the first part of the multipart message, but I couldn't find it explicitly stated anywhere that this

Not sure if this should be an issue but I was reading the docs and then followed the link to the example's code on github and noticed that they differed. Which is considered more up-to-date (and thus the best practice)?

I have some code that is throwing an exception in a post-park action (i.e. inside the handler passed to parkAndSerialize). Quasar silently eats this exception in RunnableFiberTask.onException(). It's really confusing to have the framework eat exceptions without any kind of logging or error printing at all.

I suggest changing this code such that if the exception isn't handled here, it's either re-

I'm new in Akka and trying to self-define a dispatcher in my code. But there are so few akka dotnet examples available, and most of them are using config files..
Could I create a dispatcher in code, i.e., like the follows:

public Dispatcher myDispatcher = new Dispatcher(new DispatcherConfigurator(ConfigurationFactory.ParseString(@"akka.actor.default-dispatcher { type = ""Akka.Dispatch.TaskDisp

JRuby already handles most annoying warnings (due accessing JVM internals) on Linux/Mac.
Windows seems left behind with these, someone should potentially port the bash launcher changes
(to read dot files https://github.com/jruby/jruby/blob/9.2.11.1/bin/.jruby.module_opts)

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Gamma correction is among the things most often done wrong by graphics programming novices. It's almost as bad as missing scene-related color transforms and linear volume sliders in the average video game. The code example in the readme should definitely mention to adjust.Gamma(img, 1/2.2) before doing any color mixing and adjust.Gamma(img, 2.2) before saving back to file (for as long as _bild

Hi, I'm not sure if more platforms are interesting to you, but I've made a slightly more complete implementation of padding a struct to the cache line size here:

https://github.com/tinco/cache_line_size

I got the information on the cache line sizes from the Go compiler repository, so I'm pretty sure these are correct for all platforms Go runs on, which is a whole bunch.

It's not easy to understand what the code generators under jctools-build are supposed to do. I think one or two phases documenting their goal would be useful.

I am proposing to document these classes:

• JavaParsingAtomicArrayQueueGenerator.java
• JavaParsingAtomicLinkedQueueGenerator.java
• JavaParsingAtomicQueueGenerator.java

The only variant implemented currently fails the stream with an interruption. This is arguably unexpected because we could have just ended the stream.

We should implement variants of timeout that mirror the ones on ZIO:

• timeout(Duration) should end the stream when a pull times out
• timeoutErr(e: E) should fail the stream with E when a pull times out
• timeoutTo(ZStream) should swi

Try to add anchor links to table rows in documentation (specifically for performance counters, to allow linking to specific counters).

Just opening this as a reminder for myself. Someone knowledgable in sphinx and restructuredtext can feel free to do it as well.

Replace concrete Bastion Executor with Agnostik.
So everyone can use whatever they want as guarantee.

Do you think it's necessary at this stage?