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Peter Fogg and others added 2 commits August 16, 2013 08:53
…yback.

Because with speed changing the time also changes for Flash playback,
a different way to calculate the current time is needed than for HTML5
playback. I have added conditions for Flash and HTML5 video, and put
old method of calculating time for Flash.

I have tested it on the YouTube video ZwkTiUPN0mg. Both HTML5 mode and
Flash mode have proper video-captions syncing with this fix. NOTE: to view
YouTube video in Flash mode you either have to use an old browser (ex. Firefox
version 18) or hard code in source that state.currentPlayerMode = 'flash' (in
function _setPlayerMode(), file 01_initialize.js).
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closing in favor of a hotfix branch that has all 3 hotfixes needed for today's deployment.

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…nds (#708)

- Pause and warn when pull/provision/up/check are run without a service
  specified
- Introduce a `*.default` variation for when using the default set is
  intentional

We've seen that a lot of developers use `dev.pull` and `dev.up` and then
experience the resulting pain around bandwidth and memory. This is an
experiment in education -- rather than responding in chat when someone
asks where all the RAM has gone, can we guide people away from these
commands in a tighter loop?

(Implementation note: Keeping the main text out of the cowsay allows us
to have variable length text (interpolate the make target) without messing
up the speech bubble borders or having to install the cowsay package.)
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DanielVZ96 referenced this pull request in open-craft/openedx-platform Jan 31, 2024
…nds (#718)

- Pause and warn when `dev.pull` and `dev.up` are run without a
  service specified
- Introduce a `*.large-and-slow` variation for when using the default
  large set is intentional

We've seen that a lot of developers use `dev.pull` and `dev.up` and then
experience the resulting pain around bandwidth and memory. This is an
experiment in education -- rather than responding in chat when someone
asks where all the RAM has gone, can we guide people away from these
commands in a tighter loop?

(Previously merged as commit 80ed748/PR #708; this contains some
improvements on that.)

See ADR for additional information.

Implementation notes:

- Keeping the main text out of the cowsay allows us to have variable
  length text (interpolate the make target) without messing up the
  speech bubble borders or having to install the cowsay package.
- If a Makefile has `dev.X.default: dev.X.$(DEFAULT_SERVICES)` with no
  statements followed by `dev.X.%: ...` then make would end up running
  `dev.X.%` for *both* the DEFAULT_SERVICES and `default`, and the
  latter would error out. The fix here is just to ensure that there is
  at least one statement, even if it does nothing. (Using a different
  pattern such as `default_dev.X` would also have worked but been
  confusing, and this solution is conducive to a small explanatory
  comment.)

Changes from previous PR:

- Makefile bugfix as mentioned above.
- Just include `pull` and `up` for now; `provision` and `check`, are
  good candidates for after this is proved out. (`migrate` and `reset`
  can be included later as well.)
- Remove "deprecated" comment from old default targets. We are not
  actually deprecating them at this point, just warning people about
  inadvertent use of them.
- Use name `large-and-slow` instead of `default`; the contents of
  `DEFAULT_SERVICES` shouldn't *be* the default, and are really more of an
  80%-case that covers most people's workflows (but includes too much.)
  Rename warning script accordingly.
- Update README section "Service List" with better instructions and
  give a pointer from the setup instructions, including some service
  combinations.
- Update other doc and Makefile locations to reference either the "big
  hammer" or the "small hammer" as appropriate to the context.
- Don't print directory "changes" on this recursive make.
- Use `lms` as example service in the warning message, since it's a common
  case.
- Specify how to cancel the command (same key combo works on both Mac
  and Linux).
- Add ADR.
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