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Is there any plugin for distributed SCMs that forbids pushing code that doesn't fulfil a certain criteria (e.g. min test coverage)?
Started by Tiago Fernandez on
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Use a controlling hook on the server side, pretxnchangegroup most likely... .
In mercurial, you'll want to use hooks.
Probably better is the hg book section on hooks.
The hgrc Man Page has some info.
You can do this with a pre-commit/pre-changeset hook.
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What user names should I disallow?
What potentially misleading user names would you forbid for user registration?
I think of "moderator", "admin", "administrator", "guest", "anonymous".
Do you have other suggestions?
Started by Sergey on
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Of this change ; and explaining him why is really a good idea, so that he doesn't feel to much.
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Everytime I install something with yum, it tries to install both x86_64 and i386 versions of the package if both are available. Is there any way I can forbid that without specifying the arch of the package?
Started by rassie on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Will first try to install package.x86_64, if that doesn't exist it will fall back to i386 and noarch.
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Is it because Pascal was designed to be so, or are there any tradeoffs?
Or what are the pros and cons to forbid or not forbid modification of the counter inside a for-block? IMHO, there is little use to modify the counter inside a for-block.
EDIT :
Could...
Started by jcyang on
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The FOR loop present in C doesn't technically count as a FOR loop because.
That FOR loops always terminate.
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I've been commissioned to perform a review of an application.
Company A buys software from Company B. The software crashes often and is not performant. Company A hires me to review software and to inform them if the software is sound. Company B forbids...
Started by rein on
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But I'd.
What does the license say? Some licenses forbid and SA doesn't have computer reverse-engineering, copyright and Intellectual property laws...
To them), expect to hear some ruckus.
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I'm living with a few relatives right now and we just happen to be sharing an internet connection. However, it's been down for the past three days and when we called to ask why they agreed to send someone out to take a look at the lines, but my cousin...
Started by cornjuliox on
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Setting....
However, this is easier said then done (enforced).
Some ISPs 'suggest' that the connection should not be shared .
I guess your cousin just wanted to avoid the ISP people from seeing the router path that would indicate the connection was shared .
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To cut a long story short, my project (an iPhone app) was all working fine until I started using a C++ sdk (openfeint). Everything was working fine, including the C+++ Openfeint stuff, until I switched from tesitng on the device to testing in the simulator...
Started by gargantaun on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The error you're getting sounds like the compiler doesn't recognize.
Configurations (release, debug).
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This causes a compile-time exception:
public sealed class ValidatesAttribute<T> : Attribute { } [Validates<string>] public static class StringValidation { }
I realize C# does not support generic attributes. However, after much Googling, I ...
Started by Bryan Watts on
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The annotated ECMA C# 2 spec doesn't give for a use case which doesn....
The CLI spec doesn't mention it (as far as I can see) and if you use IL "Class base specification" doesn't give any justification.
That it's not a CLI issue.
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I am in the administrators group for my local Windows XP machine and I would like to get updates via http://update.microsoft.com/ [1]. However, this is prevented via the group policy:
Network policy settings prevent you from using this website to get ...
Started by David Beckman on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
It doesn't collect any personal information, and IE doesn't even need to be installed on your system to use.
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Hi all,
Say I've got a class called "Base", and a class called "Derived" which is a subclass of Base and accesses protected methods and members of Base.
What I want to do now is make it so that no other classes can subclass Derived. In Java I can accomplish...
Started by Jeremy Friesner on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
That doesn't prevent subclassing, but it is a strong signal to users.
Nonvirtual.
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