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Fixes: #26901
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Fixes: #26667
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Fixes: #26863
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Fixes: #27042
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Part of #25383.
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Technically, we're using integer truncation, but we're only using
non-negative numbers as input, so we can as well pretend we're using
the floor() function.
Sort of resolves #26868 which is where this question came up.
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Implements the first part of #26857.
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Each hostname is displayed in a list, in a similar format to effective
and alleged family. Non-verified hostnames are coloured orange and
followed by an asterisk to differentiate them from verified host names.
This commit also drops the use of the host_name field.
Fixes: #26834
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Really just a typo fix. The queries were evaluated, but never output in
the template.
Fixes: #25864
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Fixes: #25238
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For the simple search, only the advertised bandwidth row is really
aggregatable. For aggregated search, all columns except version, country
and autonomous system are aggregated. All aggregations are just sums.
Fixes: #25050
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See: #18342, #6946, and #26665.
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Fixes: #25242
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Fixes: #25533
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Additionally, a link to search for all exits in a country is displayed
next to the country name.
Fixes: #25861
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This restricts the scary warning informing relay operators to
upgrade as soon as possible to only outdated relays according
to the Onionoo version_status field.
Fixes: #25199
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AS numbers are strings when returned from Onionoo.
"AS0" is used instead of the integer 0 as the placeholder for unknown
autonomous systems.
Fixes: #26518
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Implements #25774.
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This is using commit b6e6c3235806c9d1521dbc2c08cecee626466928 of atlas.git.
* Removes submodule for RS.
* Move two license files to basedirectory; these should be merged.
* Move atlas.css into css folder
* Fonts in both were identical
* Changes all findable paths to the new setting
* js libs were simply copied; these should be sorted out more
* Merged rs/img and rs/images folder into images
Thanks to iwakeh for the bulk of the work in this commit.
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Even though this parameter expects a list of flags, we refer to it by
flag or flag_p.
Fixes #26278.
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Note that a side-effect of this change is that the generated news.json
uses slightly different formatting. These are just cosmetic changes
that don't have any effect on provided website content.
Implements #26169.
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Fixes #26031.
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This change makes our R code a little more readable in cases where
parameter names match data column names.
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We now permit parameters in write_* functions to be omitted. The
effect is that we're not filtering if a parameter is missing, thus
producing a CSV file with more rows.
At the same time we're adding columns for data that was previously
pre-determined by parameter values. For example, if a user specified a
given country in a parameter, we didn't have to include a country
column containing only that country. Now we need to put that column
back.
Implements #25383.
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We added underscores to parameters in write_* functions when they
would otherwise conflict with columns in the processed data. For
example, if a graph supports a `country` parameter and the data also
contains a `country` column, dplyr/tidyr won't know which `country` we
mean. That's why we renamed the parameter to `country_`.
However, we're soon going to make parameters optional, and if R
receives a couple of parameters of which one has the name `country`,
it can't match that to its `country_` parameter. We need to change the
parameter back to `country` for this to work, which conflicts with the
issue we were fixing earlier.
Turns out there's a way to use the same name for parameter and data
column: whenever we want to use the parameter, we use the
quasiquotation operator `!!` which evaluates its argument early and
inlines the result; and whenever we want to refer to the data column,
we just refer to it by name, without that operator.
Prepares #25383.
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