So I've played with this a bit today and here's what I found:
with 3 relatively small changes:
1) reuse thread pool rather that recreate it every time (this probably
least important from performance point of view but it's easier to
profile 4 worker threads than hundreds)
2) run sentence analyzer in
Hi,
I have a languagetool 2.8 instance up and running on a server, and it’s all
working well. The only thing I need to change is to remove the limit of 20
requests per IP per minute - I want to make it unlimited as all of my requests
are coming through the one proxy server. How do I change my
On 2015-02-12 17:27, Milos Sramek wrote:
> There was one piece missing to me, but I think I got it now: how to
> collaborate with Radovan on my fork. I've just realized that my fork is
> the same as all other repositories - so he just clones it and I should
> grant him rights to push. Is it so?
Y
Hi Daniel,
Ok, I'll fork the repo. This is exactly what we want now.
There was one piece missing to me, but I think I got it now: how to
collaborate with Radovan on my fork. I've just realized that my fork is
the same as all other repositories - so he just clones it and I should
grant him rights
On 2015-02-12 10:23, Milos Sramek wrote:
Hi Milos,
> In the future, we would like to have access to the LR git. Our idea is
> to branch the LT master, work together on that branch, and, after
> thorough testing, merge back to the master. Which are the conditions to
> get such rights? Or, maybe t
Hi,
I haven't written anything to this mailing list for nearly two years -
now I would like to return back and to intensify my work on Slovak
rules. Meanwhile I got in contact with Radovan Garabik, who is the
author of the Slovak lexical analyzer, which is already included in LT.
We would like to
