I already add one culture for the catalog. But we still can't get the responding time?
See image:
You correct, the time shouldn't be displayed in GMT, but in local time. We tried to fix it in most places, but some still remain. It will corrected in the upcoming release.
This has been now fixed in 1.11 release.
Dates format have been changed to local time in Reviews and Orders lists. You can get the latest source from github or upgrade to official version 1.11 as it has been released.
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We recently published a new version of existing artifacts. The version shows up if I explicitly type the version number in the URL.
https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.microsoft.azure.functions/azure-functions-java-library-rabbitmq/2.0.0-preview
https://search.maven.org/artifact/com.microsoft.azure.functions/azure-functions-java-library-rabbitmq/2.0.0-preview/jar
But they are not listed on the artifact page.
https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.microsoft.azure.functions/azure-functions-java-library-rabbitmq
https://search.maven.org/artifact/com.microsoft.azure.functions/azure-functions-java-library-rabbitmq
Is this is an issue with naming of the version or change in some other properties (I made quite a few) in the POM file?
It seems to take a few days before the new version gets listed. It would be good to know the reason for this delay. mvnrepository.com now shows 2.0.0-preview version. I expect search.maven.org to also show it in a couple of days.
Publication takes around 30 minutes, while the search engine might take several hours to be updated.
Quoting from the Central repository guide:
Upon release, your component will be published to Central: this typically occurs within 30 minutes, though updates to search can take up to four hours.
I'm trying to understand the purpose of the revision on the https://replicate.npmjs.com/_all_docs
Is it possible that one old or latest version changes and with that the revision changes too? Or the revision just changes when a new value is updated?
For this package:
https://registry.npmjs.com/zrd3
I have the info:
"modified":"2022-01-24T15:21:42.641Z",
"created":"2016-05-04T18:10:18.369Z",
"0.6.4":"2016-05-04T18:10:18.369Z",
"0.7.0":"2016-06-15T00:03:11.841Z",
"0.8.0":"2016-06-15T00:32:59.891Z",
"0.8.1":"2016-07-03T05:06:20.994Z",
"0.8.3":"2016-12-22T20:34:08.857Z",
"0.8.4":"2016-12-22T20:39:29.564Z"
What can this modified be?
Thanks!
After research about it, the revision change means that we may have new versions for a specific package.
I was trying to migrate an svn repo with history which was working fine but when it comes to the final few revisions it says a name in author.txt not found (due to case sensitivity issue).
It took almost 2.5 days to reach this point.
Is there a way after updating author.txt, we can continue the process from the last state or we have to start it again from starting?
If there is a way to continue it.. please mention the commands and step.
Thanks
I use JetBrains intellij for JavaScript NodeJS development.
I was trying to find some code I haven't committed in Git but have overwritten since couple of weeks ago. How far back and how much detail is Intellij's local history?
Can I find this change ever again?
The retention period for local history varies according to the version of IntelliJ.
For example in 2017.x and in 2016.x:
Local history is cleared when you install a new version of IntelliJ IDEA or when you invalidate caches. Therefore, check in the changes to your version control system before performing these operations.
But in 2018.x (see the section titled Retention period for Local History):
By default, Local History is configured to store revisions for the last 5 working days (that is, days when the file was modified).
The 2018.x link includes instructions on how to extend the default retention period including this suggestion:
You can change the default period of how many days local history will be kept for
See also: https://stackoverflow.com/a/11829639/2000323
I want to add new field "deadline" for tickets in a Trac system .
How can I do it?
take a look at Custom Ticket Fields.
I'm working with a modified revision of the Trac development version 0.13dev, that has support for true custom time fields. This version performs well in production for more than a year now, but still lacks some requirements like unittest to make it's way into the next stable release of Trac. Until this is at least in 'trunk' you'll have to take a special revision from the repository, patch Trac code on your own or use the DateFieldPlugin.
BTW, there is CustomFieldAdminPlugin to help you prepare properly formatted entries for [ticket-custom] section of your trac.ini .