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What is the Difference Between Mercurial and Git?
I'm new to DVC systems and I've registered on bitbucket.org.
Do I need to use Git and Mercurial systems together or I can use one of them, and what is the difference?
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They are separate DVCS. I would choose Git over Mecurial, since its popularity is greater.
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karate-gatling report aggregation
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I am a beginner in Karate and I need some help in integrating karate with Influx Db and grafana.
You can see if this question helps you: Write karate gatling data to different databases listening to different ports using influx config
Else you have to figure this out on your own, this is not something related to Karate.
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Rakudo Star is a release targeted towards end users (if I'm not mistaken). As such, it includes a number of useful modules that can be used in a wide range of projects.
But how does the team behind it decide which modules to include? Do module developers talk to them and ask for inclusion, or do they look at usage statistics and include the most popular? Or is inclusion completely arbitrary?
What process should one go through to get their module included?
The collection of modules is in the star repository, includes as sub-modules of the repo. I haven't seen any kind of description of what modules are installed there and why, but I guess using the issues and/or pull requests is the way to go. In fact there's this closed issue which points in that direction, including a reference to ecosystem statistics, so I guess regarding your three questions.
There's no established procedure that I have been able to see.
Apparently, they look at statistics, after some developer asks for them.
I don't think that's the case. They at least have to pass all the tests in all platforms to be included. Also, I don't think my evolutionary algorithms module will be included any time soon.
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How to start a Go program as a daemon in Ubuntu?
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Has anyone here written a deamon process in Golang? Can you walk me through how to do that? Useful links are welcome.
Yes this has been done. See the go-daemon project. Be aware that there are certain problems when the daemonization happens after goroutines are launched. See issue 227 for details.
At this time I'd recommend to use the utilities your operating system offers you. See this related question for solutions.
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Is there already a Google+ API?
Is it possible to develop application for Google Plus? If so, how? I did not find any information about that.
Does anyone have any information regarding this?
Please share if you have.
Thanks in advance.
The Google+ API has now been released. 1.
Thankfully, none exist.
Google+ is in beta, so nobody is really using it (except me :P) and Google hasn't said anything about releasing any sort of developer's guide. But I think one will exist, sooner or later.
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Battery status API in macOS?
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How can I get the current battery level using the Cocoa framework running with Leopard?
Currently I am getting it running a NSTask with:
pmset -g ps | grep -o -e [0-9]*% | sed -e 's/%//g'
But I think this is a clumsy way of doing this.
I believe this question has been asked here before...
Here's some links:
Battery status in OSX? (asked here before)
It limited my number of links because I'm new... but you should find more links there