Markus Straub

For everybody who needs a workaround (on Linux): Use a **systemd user service** and **restart that after every sleep/hibernate**. Heavily inspired by [this helpful blog post](https://aiguofer.medium.com/systemd-sleep-target-for-user-level-10eb003b3bfd) `~/.config/systemd/user/nextcloud.service` ``` [Unit] Description=nextcloud...

This fixes the problem for me: ``` diff --git a/signal2html/core.py b/signal2html/core.py index e02f8d2..11d8cca 100644 --- a/signal2html/core.py +++ b/signal2html/core.py @@ -229,8 +229,10 @@ def get_group_update_data_v1(rawbody, addressbook, mid): name = None match_from_phone...

I think only the the min/max zoom of the first layer in the layergroup is respected. My dirty workaround for this bug is to add an empty GridLayer with the...

I noticed that while the `osmtogeojson` CLI called without parameters creates a GeoJSON with flat properties, when using the `--ndjson` parameter the resulting GeoJSON is **not** flat. And unfortunately I...

We stumbled over the exact same problem when using a calibrated population with `walk` and `bike` access egress modes that was calibrated with `` My understanding was that `` should...

I tested my code with this test network: https://github.com/ait-energy/matsim-drs/tree/main/data/floridsdorf But I saw that the `NetworkTools.findClosestLinksSorted` isn't used in pt2matsim anywhere and also has no test coverage - instead `NetworkTools.findClosestLinks` is...

I'm now happily using `NetworkTools.findClosestLinks`, so maybe just remove the method if it is not needed?

That's fine for me!

The two lower priorities are mostly rendered the same, but the lowest one gets ultrathin / disappears before the medium one. So it definitely makes sense to use all three...

I believe the situation is good as it is. It makes the map easier to read when the user only sees two priorities (i.e. two line widths) most of the...