Here again I am on the same level as Juraj. Repeating my previous
comments on commit subject and Bugzilla ID.
Moreover, the subject should be of imperative form according to the
contributing guidelines. In other words, the first word is always an
imperative verb. Something like this could work
On Fri, Jul 5, 2024 at 2:32 PM Nicholas Pratte wrote:
> The 'arch' attribute in the conf.yaml is unnecessary, as this can be
> readily discovered within the constructor of any given node. Since OS is
> determined within user configuration, finding system arch can be done
> both reliably and easil
On 5. 7. 2024 19:13, Nicholas Pratte wrote:
The 'arch' attribute in the conf.yaml is unnecessary, as this can be
readily discovered within the constructor of any given node. Since OS is
determined within user configuration, finding system arch can be done
both reliably and easily within the fr
The 'arch' attribute in the conf.yaml is unnecessary, as this can be
readily discovered within the constructor of any given node. Since OS is
determined within user configuration, finding system arch can be done
both reliably and easily within the framework.
For Linux/Posix systems, the 'uname' co
The 'arch' attribute in the conf.yaml is unnecessary, as this can be
readily discovered within the constructor of any given node. Since OS is
determined within user configuration, finding system arch can be done
both reliably and easily within the framework.
For Linux/Posix systems, the 'uname' co
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