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This requires just some small improvements, the error itself being harmless, but annoying.
$ immuadmin-090 login immudb
ERROR 2021/01/28 09:46:25 Couldn't discover absolute path
ERROR 2021/01/28 09:46:25 getwd: no such file or directory
Password:
logged in
$immuadmin-090 is just a sym link:
$ which immuadmin-090
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The command exist test always returns true regardless of if the command is invalid.
Describe the problem
On Windows, we want to test if a command/cmdlet exists before running it. However, the 'command().exist?‘ test always returns true no matter what command t
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These files need some review as there are some weird licenses detected:
`make install`
We should make it easier to install this plugin.
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Describe the bug
When using parse-tree command, error information in printed twice with slightly different text.
To Reproduce
Please supply:
var status = ['ACTIVE']
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Expected behavior
There should be one error log instead of dupli
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This task is contingent on merging task #995 into main. Now that we have a list of tests to invoke, we will implement invoking them.
To Do
- Modify the file
ci/release_tests.pyto invoke each of the tests in the listtests.
import subprocess # nosec
tests = [...] <-- changes to be included in #995
for t in tests:
subprocess.check_output(t, shell=Tr
The code at
can be simplified now that Stack 2.3.1 supports ls dependencies json.
Description
In our continuous effort to automate Fossology workflows, we regularly check all uploads available on a given instance.
When the instance is under heavy utilization, listing all available uploads can consume lots of resources.
Having the possibility to filter the list uploads according to different criteria would help us a lot, e.g.:
- all uploads with clearing statu
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Expected Behavior
Test pass
Actual Behavior
Test fail
Steps to Reproduce the Problem