Hello,

I am plotting a rectangular grid where the axis labels are factors. If there are duplicated factors along any axis, as expected, an error should be raised. When I run my code I see:

ERROR:bokeh.core.validation.check:E-1019 (DUPLICATE_FACTORS): FactorRange must specify a unique list of categorical factors for an axis: duplicate factors found: 'a'

If I set BOKEH_STRICT=1 I

There are a number of calls in zerver/views/auth.py to get_realm -- and most, but not all, catch the potential Realm.DoesNotExist exception that that raises. The ones that don't currently should catch the Realm.DoesNotExist and raise a JsonableError, to prevent 500's like this:

$ curl -sSX POST https://invalid.zuli

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Expose the value of "Execution Node" as a variable when running a job from Ansible Tower.

Example use-case: Secret lookup which provides access token based on the execution node ip address

Spacegrep, when scanning for files, tries to open regular files or directories even if it doesn't have the permission to to do. This results in the following exception:

$ spacegrep x -d /tmp
Fatal error: exception Sys_error("/tmp/not-your-business: Permission denied")
...

Instead, such files should be ignored with a warning, similarly to how binary files are ignored. The --force op

add python doc for start method
like create_window method

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I'm sorry if I missed this functionality, but CLI version hasn't it for sure (I saw the related code only in generate_code_examples.py). I guess it will be very useful to eliminate copy-paste phase, especially for large models.

Of course, piping is a solution, but not for development in Jupyter Notebook, for example.

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To ensure Oppia remains available and high-quality for our students, we run end-to-end tests on all PRs to check that the site's functionality hasn't been broken. Recently, these tests have begun failing non-deterministically. This frustrates developers and slows their work by incorrectly indicating that developers’ changes are faulty. The goal of this issue is t

We noticed that we have some common patterns for common conflicts/duplicate resolution in our monorepo across different binaries.
Like

  deploy_jar_rules=jar_rules(rules=[
    Duplicate('^BUILD', Duplicate.SKIP),
    Duplicate('^META-INF/ASL2.0', Duplicate.SKIP),
    Duplicate('^META-INF/INDEX.LIST', Duplicate.SKIP),
    Duplicate('^META-INF/io.netty.versions.properties', Duplicate.SKIP