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Can you rebase this so we can get the Intel build clear? Thanks.
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Can you rebase this so we can get the Intel build clear? Thanks.
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@zwoop Did you run the tests?
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@oknet I think these have been fixed in 6.2.x upstream and you need to
rebase.
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Is the double free related to ICC build issues too?
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[approve ci]
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Create RAT builds for all Github PRs
This will help us identifying RAT errors / reports before they hit the main
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Cleanup new tests/ tree with RAT exclusions / licenses
Also, we need to include the MIT license as well into LICENSE, and cleanup
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I'm going to land this. There will definitely be RAT report errors on this,
but we can address those either with adding licenses when needed, or add to the
RAT exclusions (e.g. exclude *.gold
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I checked the compiler output and AFAICT passing a `StringView` by value is
the same cost as passing two integers. That is, passing a `StringView` by value
has the same performance
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Use StringView for protocol stack to avoid calling strlen on strings with a
known length.
This is an alternative proposal to #1520.
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TS-4976: Regularize example plugin append_transform.
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Have been adding member variables to NetVConnection and adding assert to
HttpSM::state_api_callout.
In the cores it seemed that the crash always happened in the first hook
called
Github user oknet commented on the issue:
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Our product based on 6.0.x and backport some commits from master.
With the commit 425b696 , we did not found any vc leaks and performance
decrease.
Can you show me how to
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