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Currently we have both a human-readable README and a machine-readable JSON file to describe the specification. With some extension we could put all of the additional data from the README into the JSON…
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Errors returned by a SPARQL Protocol implementaiton should be machine-readable. Common types of errors should be identifiable by IRI, and have relevant associated data included. For example:
* toke…
kasei updated
5 years ago
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**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.**
Various tables in the report (such as "breached servers") are not machine-readable and therefore not useful for data analysis us…
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It seems that last changes of working copy human readable version file did not change the version from 1002 to 1003. While machine reading version is already at 1003.
Should working copy Human read…
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#### Overview of the Issue
I want to pack a basic Debian 12. When starting the process, after entering the boot command, I see a black screen with a white cursor. I haven't been able to get more ve…
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### Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
From a CI perspective, we need to be able to deterministically check whether a specific version of a given workload is installed. Cu…
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### Nomad version
Output from `nomad version`
```
Nomad v1.8.1
BuildDate 2024-06-19T06:43:57Z
Revision 5022543e4b7b8dcec9df123f86630ae3fdcffbe6
```
### Operating system and Environment deta…
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Currently browser fonts are used. This leads to two problems:
1. The font ist not safely machine-readable (optical character recognition)
2. The font can vary in width destroying the layout
The OCR-A…
renne updated
9 years ago
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## Actual output
**When** running the example for the vending machine here: https://www.mcrl2.org/web/user_manual/tutorial/machine/index.html#first-variation
```mcrl2
act
ins10, optA, acc10, p…
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Today, changefeed frontiers update their legacy_progress row in the job info table whenever checkpointing occurs. This creates unnecessary contention on the job info table, since the legacy_progress i…