#23117 replaced asserts with the test framework's internal helpers (see https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/dccf3d25f9e78909eb7b3143e89a7c87fac25ab5/test/functional/test_framework/util.py#L47-L59) for a single test, in order to see the expected and failed values if such an assertion fails. The same should be done for all the remaining tests. Potential candidates can be found via

$ cd ./t

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We've seen a searchResultBufFlags array in proxy task scheduler.
It is never cleaned from the map so I guess there is a memory leak especially when search number is going up.

We need to check on how to fix it

Expected result:

Delete or clean it when ne

Description

Since we have Kotlin tutorials for available, why not include Flutter?

Why

We should allow this option when considering mobile development.

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Similar to other sections formats, add sources and links for people to study.

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Currently if you run pylint python/taichi/ there're a lot of warnings/errors. We'd like to get rid of these and run pylint in CI.
Also in .pylintrc we skip a few checkers but it'd be nice to enable some of them back, e.g. import-outside-toplevel.

This work is good for new contributors, and you're welcome to submit one PR per p

Improved or typo fixed.

When I installed the apisix dependency，I found that different Linux distributions have different executions. Can we merge these different executions into "install-dependencise.sh"? Therefore, it is more convenient for users to install dependencies.

Solution

Use "cat /etc/*-release" to identify different distributions and execute different installation commands.O

The lightware SF11C (at least) outputs 130m "on lost signal" so we should handle this in the AP_LightwareSerial driver.

Here's the relevant line in the SF11 datasheet:

As mentioned b

Of course we'll want contextual tips and guidance too, but a User Guide .md on Github would be great as well. Add a "?" link on the toolbar to access the guide, for starters.