I was repeatedly unable to successfully execute mvn release:perform with the latest version of the javadoc plugin. Rolling back to 3.1.1 caused no problems. I can't see anything obvious about what might have changed and would appreciate the help of someone more experienced in maven trying to troubleshoot this.

It works fine on the oshi-core artifact but fails on the shaded version.

Log

I know I can just go to Releases, or go get things, but I'm having a hard time finding any install instructions on pdfcpu.io.

Context

While trying to debug FabricMC/fabric-mixin-compile-extensions#1, I came across three things which don't appear right to me but I may just be missing the bigger picture for some of them.

Disclaimer

I was debugging using Fabric's Mixin fork and mapping provider. The respective sources code concerning the issues appears to be the same in fork and upstream

At the moment we enter at 0x0, but we probably should enter at the system reset vector of 0x100. We can modify existing software to handle both entry points, and eventually change Microwatt.

The pre-requisites hidden inside the ariane_setup.sh should probably be moved to README. There is currently no callout to these dependancies.

sudo apt install \

gcc-7 \

g++-7 \

gperf \

autoconf \

automake \

autotools-dev \

libmpc-dev \

libmpfr-dev \

libgmp-dev \

gawk \

Other reporters such as jest-html-reporter have an option to include the console output captured by Jest. This is a great feature because you can include important debugging info in the report without cluttering your terminal.

Can we have an option to include that info in a collapsable box at the end of each suite?

Hi!

The documentation how to flash an application on the hyperflash on the gap8 with openocd seems to be a bit outdated (https://github.com/GreenWaves-Technologies/gap_sdk/tree/master/tools/gap8-openocd-tools).

• tcl_scripts folder doesn't exist (is now /tcl since dev 3.2)
• gap_flasher_ctrl is not there anymore. (should be gap_flash_raw?)
• if the application is made with make all, there

Currently, the editor always renders the cursor, but when focus is not on the editor, the cursor is rendered in an inactive state. When the editor regains focus, the cursor becomes active again. When the user clicks on the document to regain focus, that click does not reposition the cursor, which may lead to a bad experience for the user.

We should have an option to turn off this behaviour. If