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Mark < ... > in punctuation.definition.typeparameters.begin.ts and punctuation.definition.typeparameters.end.ts as brackets.

Should be very easy, given the new bracket matching feature to consider textmate scopes.

Summary

mypy shows some issues in LightGBM's Python package.

mypy \
    --exclude='python-package/compile/|python-package/build' \
    --ignore-missing-imports \
    python-package/

python-package/lightgbm/compat.py:12: error: Name 'Series' already defined (possibly by an import)
python-package

the following poc cause a assertion failure in "debug" build on ubuntu.

function opt(){
	const v2 = [-1000000000.0];
	v2.length = 4294967295;
	const v3 = v2.copyWithin();
	return v3;
}


for(let i=0;i<0x200;i++){
	opt(false);
}

It currently assumes that there is only a single ItemGroup with ArtifactReference items in it and that the ItemGroup doesn't have any other items in it. There are two issues with that :

1. If there are multiple ItemGroups with ArtifactReference items then we won't clean up until all items are removed
2. If the ItemGroup has other non-ArtifactReference items in it then those will be deleted

Issues Resolved

fixes #8763

Platforms Affected

• iOS

Behavioral/Visual Changes

None

Before/After Screenshots

Not applicable

Testing Procedure

PR Checklist

• [] Targets the correct branch
• [] Tests are passing (or failures are unrelated)

I'd expect this to embed C:\temp\1.txt into the binlog, but it doesn't:

<Project>

  <Target Name="Build">
    <MSBuild Projects="$(MSBuildThisFileFullPath)" Targets="GetItems">
      <Output TaskParameter="TargetOutputs" ItemName="EmbedInBinlog" />
    </MSBuild>
  </Target>

  <Target Name="GetItems" Returns="@(ResultItem)">
    <ItemGroup>
      <ResultItem Include="C:\temp\

As part of FHL week we have created simple telemetry-based container debugger that can be used to observe underlining container state and events, while running FF-based web applications. Initial goal of this project was to offer it as a learning tool for new developers joining in, who want to get familiar with what is h

I have a simple regression task (using a LightGBMRegressor) where I want to penalize negative predictions more than positive ones. Is there a way to achieve this with the default regression LightGBM objectives (see https://lightgbm.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Parameters.html)? If not, is it somehow possible to define (many example for default LightGBM model) and pass a custom regression objective?

Description

New-AzPortalDashboard fails to parse a hashtable converted from a JSON dashboard definition downloaded from the portal.
The attached JSON dashboard definition was downloaded from an existing simple dashboard definition created in the portal in order to test creating a new dashboard definition using PowerShell. The commands and output are shown below.

[portal.txt](https://git