William Reed
William Reed
We run teleport https://goteleport.com/ in front of our clusters, so this might be causing it. It uses impersonation under the hood. I'm able to use the plugin on clusters that...
Hi, I was wondering if you've implemented process substitution in xonsh. It's an incredibly useful feature of bash that I use pretty often. For example, when I do `cat
I'm trying to use the TJSONProtocolFactory with the client I'm generating. And from what I can tell, the JSON it is generating is not valid thrift json. For example for...
I just installed pyls to work with the oni editor. I don't think I've changed anything in the way of configuration. However, when I attempt to use the completion features,...
## New ACK Service Controller Support for EFS ### List of API resources List the API resources in order of importance to you: * [FileSystem](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/efs/latest/ug/API_CreateFileSystem.html) * [AccessPoint](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/efs/latest/ug/API_CreateAccessPoint.html)
When a file gets sufficiently large (I'm not sure of the threshold, but around 90,000 lines seems to do it (I deal with json files up to almost 800,000 lines...
According to other sources online, such as [this post from facebook engineering](https://engineering.fb.com/2014/09/15/web/introducing-mcrouter-a-memcached-protocol-router-for-scaling-memcached-deployments/) and [this medium article](https://medium.com/@felipedutratine/create-your-memcached-cluster-with-mcrouter-7bbf015a5898), the pronunciation is "mick router", like McDonalds. I personally love this pronunciation but others...
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- **added change and formatted with ruff** - **added tests** Dispatch `_received_request` in asynchronous tasks inside the session's `_receive_loop`. ## Motivation and Context When writing mcp servers that have the...
This stemmed from trying to fix the test_streamablehettp_client_resumption test. This seems to intermittently fail due to the following behavior (seemingly)... General layout of the test: * create a tool called...