I wrote some of the code to do this in a branch https://github.com/python-security/pyt/compare/class_based_views, but since I'm working on other things and this feature seems cool and important I'm making this issue 👍

Let me know if you would like any help in implementing.

This temporary documentation repo is meant for testing out the new doc toolchain to provide better cross-package navigation and a (hopefully) generally improved experience... This doc repo consist of over 8000 markdown files and I cannot check them all myself for issues (of which there are still many

Add a new method:

proc.SetPathAuditHashed(portName string, prefix string, suffix string)

... which will create a SHA1(?) hash the port name plus all the command, parameters, and upstream commands and parameters used to create the specific file.

Usage example:

proc.SetPathAuditHashed("csvfile", "dat/", ".csv")

Internally, it should use a function, that can als

I know you guys are focused on bringing more features to the lib, but it would be good to provide a bit better documentation and examples (I sent another post about this), so the ones willing to use the current version can fully understand what they can do with it..

E.g.

• I am not sure how to use signals, I can see raft::fileread uses raft::eof, but not sure what is done with it.
• I don't

I have disabled the PDF builds after merging #3124. It is probably something easy to fix, but is there a strong reason to keep building the PDF output?

Lack of a doc actually laying out the vision is bad enough to be a bug.
I have one I've been writing, just needs polishing and releasing.

I ran into problems with the extremely long APP_CLASSPATH variable in joern-parse.bat when running joern-cli on Windows. The command was too long and the script would die when trying to set the classpath. I got around it by simply passing a wildcard (%APP_LIB_DIR%/*) to the -cp argument at the end of the script.

I'd file a PR but I can't find the script in this repo.

I notice when I call Block::registerCallable on a method that has no arguments it does not register a slot for it.
I also noticed when I delved into the implementation that names that are prefix with underscore are treated as private and are not registered also. This should probable be mention in the docs

The doxygen for this method

/*!
* Export a function call on this block to set/g

• Nipyapi version: 0.14.2

Description

Inspection tools complain about using protected members when using create_port or delete_port from canvas. Those methods look for me like they are intended to be public, but they are not included in all.

What I Did

I tried to use create_port and delete_port.

Urgency

Not urgent

https://micropython.org is a Python implementation for bare-metal microcontrollers, including some with WiFi support like ESP8266.
It has a MQTT library included for these devices, https://github.com/micropython/micropython-lib/tree/master/umqtt.simple
So it should be usable together msgflo-register-foreign right away. But sending the the discovery message from the device itself would be a bit

The issue is with

newqa

when a default app has not yet been deployed ot this project.

Apparently, the first service you upload to a new application must be the 'default' service. Not sure why that's true and there's not a lot we can do about it. However,

1. We should notice if that's what we're about to do and warn the user.

2. The error dialog formatting here i