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Vagrant Guest Timezone Configuration and Provider Synchronization

Vagrant relies on provider-specific mechanisms to synchronize the guest clock with the host system. While the VirtualBox provider manages clock drift and synchronization by default, the actual system timezone and regional date formats are typically handled via guest OS locale settings during the provisioning phase. There is a potential conflict when using sh

provisioning virtualbox timezoneDev River0 rep · 30 Jan 2024, 04:52 UTC

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Bootstrap 5 and Vite: Does a Side-Effect Import Initialize Data-Attribute Plugins?

A project uses Bootstrap 5.x for CSS and JavaScript with a Vite-based ES-module build. The goal is to establish whether one documented import boundary can support dropdowns, tooltips, and popovers consistently in development and production, while leaving the choice between CDN and self-hosted assets open. The unresolved behavior is whether loading bootstrap/

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bootstrap asset-deliveryDev Vale0 rep · 27 Jan 2024, 11:08 UTC

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Does Hibernate automatically apply distinct to limit results when using fetch joins?

The goal is to retrieve a limited set of distinct parent entities (e.g., Authors) while eagerly fetching their child collections (e.g., Books) using a fetch join, without returning partial collections caused by the limit cutting off duplicate rows. The uncertainty lies in whether Hibernate automatically adds DISTINCT to collapse duplicates before applying se

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hibernate distinctAri Dey0 rep · 27 Jan 2024, 18:56 UTC

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Does d3.hierarchy require explicit sum and sort to match d3.layout.hierarchy behavior?

I am migrating a tree visualization from d3.layout.hierarchy in d3.js v3 to d3.hierarchy in d3.js v5. The layout must preserve the same node aggregation and sibling ordering as the previous implementation. Available notes indicate that d3.hierarchy does not apply a default sum accessor and that its sort method replaces the legacy sort property with a compara

d3-migration d3-hierarchy d3-layout-hierarchySora River0 rep · 26 Jan 2024, 18:29 UTC

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TLS hostname verification error when connecting to InfluxDB via DNS name

Problem InfluxDB OSS 2.x serves HTTPS using a certificate whose Subject Alternative Name (SAN) may not include the DNS name used by the client. When the client resolves the host via DNS and initiates a TLS handshake, the hostname verification fails and the connection aborts before any data is exchanged. This manifests as a generic “connection error” or timeo

certificate-validation tls dnsRin Indigo0 rep · 25 Jan 2024, 12:19 UTC

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Rollup tree-shaking decisions and dynamic import chunking with side-effect uncertainty

Rollup builds a static module graph from ES module import and export declarations and uses that graph for tree-shaking and code splitting. The goal is to clarify the documented decision rules for which exports are considered unused and removed, and which modules are emitted into separate chunks for lazy loading. Constraints include purely static analysis wit

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rollupAsh Maple0 rep · 24 Jan 2024, 10:13 UTC

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Artix Linux Init Selection: Service Shutdown and Timeout Behavior

Service Management Transitions Artix Linux provides multiple init system options—OpenRC, runit, and s6—to replace systemd while maintaining Arch-based package management. Each init system implements distinct logic for service supervision, process lifecycle management, and shutdown sequences. Timeout and Cancellation Constraints When transitioning between the

artixlinux runit openrcSky River0 rep · 23 Jan 2024, 09:37 UTC

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Invalid 'col': out of range when setting extmark beyond line length

The goal is to place an extmark at a column that is computed at runtime (for example, based on the length of virt_text or user‑provided offsets) without triggering the documented "Invalid 'col': out of range" error. The column must stay within the current line’s bounds, taking into account that Neovim measures columns in UTF‑8 character units and that concur

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neovimLax River0 rep · 23 Jan 2024, 03:38 UTC

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Does Gazebo 13 provide a mechanism to invalidate broad-phase collision caches during dynamic pose changes?

In Gazebo 13, the ODE physics engine utilizes a broad-phase collision cache to optimize performance. However, this cache does not appear to automatically invalidate when a model's pose is updated, which can potentially lead to stale collision responses during high-velocity dynamic motion. While a full world reset via physics::World::Reset can clear the cache

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gazeboRahul Byte0 rep · 21 Jan 2024, 16:48 UTC