Luc J. Bourhis
Luc J. Bourhis
> On 11 Sep 2015, at 10:11, Guillaume Papin [email protected] wrote: > > It's not the failure that is bizarre but your code :) > > bar xs is not...
I am also seeing this with conda 4.5.0 in a recipe I am developing. My `meta.yaml` is ```yaml {% set data = load_setup_py_data() %} package: name: gpyfft version: "{{ data.version...
I installed the MacPorts package gcc4.7.
Interesting. I would say that if the damping terms blows up when the refinement is fully converged, that's because the termination criteria on gradient and step are too optimistic (methods...
If I make the following change in my Gemfile ``` gem 'haml', '~> 5.2' ``` then the crash disappears. The problem is therefore indeed with Haml 6.
Yes, actually, the CVS histories look different on Linux and Windows in this corner case, so any fix will be a kludge somehow. I started to peer into your code...
I have just found out that one can make Windows case-sensitive, and by extension Cygwin too. After doing that, crap-clone worked beautifully on that troublesome CVS repo. Thus I am...
Well spotted indeed! This issue is then related to the old #19 we agreed was too complicated to fix: what I did after that was to make my Windows disk...
Eventually the best solution is to install Ubuntu inside WSL, which is available out of the box on Windows 10. The filesystem is case-sensitive by default and crap-clone runs faster...
I would love to have that feature, i.e. left and right swipes to go backward and forward in the pages of the web app, as done in Safari. Particularly necessary...