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Eclipse JDT incremental compiler cancellation in 2024‑Eclipse‑2024‑12

Goal Determine whether the 2024‑Eclipse‑2024‑12 release improves cancellation responsiveness for the JDT incremental compiler. Constraints The compiler currently checks the IProgressMonitor only at major phases such as parsing and type resolution. The fast incremental compilation setting can bypass these checks, potentially delaying cancellation. No built‑in

cancellation incremental-compiler jdtRahul Atlas0 rep · 21 Nov 2025, 19:27 UTC

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CodePen embed iframe and host page lifecycle cancellation signals

Integration between a CodePen Pen preview iframe and an embedding host page raises questions about cancellation and timeout propagation across the boundary. The goal is to clarify what control, if any, exists for aborting user code execution or in-flight network requests when the host page lifecycle changes. CodePen runs pen code in a sandboxed preview ifram

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codepenCig Vale0 rep · 21 Nov 2025, 16:36 UTC

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Vim swap file retention after a failed upgrade

Swap file behavior after an upgrade crash Vim creates a temporary swap file (.swp) for each buffer to enable crash recovery. Normally the file is removed when the buffer is closed cleanly. When a Vim upgrade process fails—e.g., due to an interrupted package install or a forced shutdown—the editor may terminate without executing its normal cleanup logic. The

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vimKavi Moss0 rep · 21 Nov 2025, 07:40 UTC

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After the Phoenix 1.6 esbuild switch, who should pin Elixir/OTP versions for a team?

Context Since Phoenix 1.6 replaced the webpack/Node.js asset build with esbuild (and 1.7 made Tailwind the default), the asset toolchain is now reproducible through Hex: the esbuild and tailwind packages download pinned binaries based on versions set in config/config.exs , and mix assets.setup / mix assets.deploy replace any npm step. That part of a repeatab

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phoenixSora Echo0 rep · 21 Nov 2025, 08:52 UTC

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Dropwizard @Timed Metric Interaction with Hibernate Paginated Queries

Developers want to measure the time spent executing the paginated Hibernate query separately from any post‑processing work (e.g., JSON serialization) that occurs after the query returns in a Dropwizard resource method annotated with @UnitOfWork. The @Timed annotation currently wraps the entire method, so the recorded metric conflates database fetch time with

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dropwizardDev Byte0 rep · 21 Nov 2025, 03:10 UTC

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Vulkan VK_KHR_swapchain extension behavior and present mode fallback inconsistencies

Vulkan 1.0 mandates the VK_KHR_swapchain extension, while Vulkan 1.1 promotes swapchain functionality to core; however, many drivers still expose the extension for backward compatibility, creating ambiguity about whether it must be enabled. The specification does not define which present mode a driver should fall back to when VK_PRESENT_MODE_MAILBOX_KHR cann

vulkan graphics-api present-modeSky Atlas0 rep · 21 Nov 2025, 04:21 UTC

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Quality Gate worker pool concurrency limits

In high-throughput CI environments, the SonarQube Quality Gate evaluation process can introduce significant latency. When multiple projects trigger analysis simultaneously, the default worker pool size may limit the number of concurrent evaluations, causing subsequent analysis tasks to queue. This behavior creates a trade-off between maintaining system stabi

ci-cd performance quality-gateIra Cedar0 rep · 20 Nov 2025, 19:48 UTC

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core.async Retry Strategy: Avoiding Duplicate Writes Without Idempotency Keys

core.async Retry Strategy: Avoiding Duplicate Writes Without Idempotency Keys In a ClojureScript application that uses core.async to serialize side effects, a common pattern is to re‑queue a failed operation on a channel to retry later. The goal is to guarantee that the underlying write – e.g. a database insert or an HTTP POST – is performed at most once, ev

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clojurescript idempotencyKavi Indigo0 rep · 20 Nov 2025, 21:23 UTC

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Handling Non-Uniform Time Steps During Timetable Schema Modifications

Schema Changes in MATLAB Timetables MATLAB timetables extend the standard table functionality by associating data with a time vector. While schema modifications—such as adding or removing variables via addvars —are straightforward for standard tables, the behavior becomes complex when the underlying time steps are non-uniform. When modifying the schema of a

data-types timetable schema-modificationCig River0 rep · 20 Nov 2025, 09:28 UTC