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This issue describes a problem where IPv6-only hosts cannot reach NICo services if the service has both IPv4 (A) and IPv6 (AAAA) DNS records. The default resolver configuration prioritizes IPv4 and, if an IPv4 record is found, it stops looking for IPv6 records, causing connection failures on IPv6-only clients. The fix involves changing the default resolver options to always query for both IPv4 and IPv6 records, ensuring IPv6-only hosts can connect.

This issue reports a compiler warning in the `pyrefly_util` crate regarding the use of a deprecated associated function `max_value` for `u32`. The warning indicates that this function has been replaced by the `MAX` associated constant. The fix involves updating the `define_index_type` macro to use `MAX` instead of `max_value`.

This issue proposes adding a visual progress bar to main tasks that display the completion status of their subtasks. Currently, users must manually count completed and uncompleted subtasks to gauge progress, which is cumbersome for tasks with many subtasks. A progress bar would offer a quick and intuitive way to understand the overall status of a task.

This issue requests the implementation of numerous fishing games for a comparison study, with each game to be implemented for a single deal. The list is categorized into 'Simple' and 'More complicated' games, with some already completed or nearly finished.

The `soup eval gate` command incorrectly exits with code 1 when provided with malformed or non-object YAML suite files. Instead of a usage error (exit code 3) with a clear diagnostic, it raises exceptions that are not caught by the CLI handler. This issue requires normalizing these YAML loading errors into a `ValueError` to ensure consistent error reporting.

This issue requests the creation of a tool, either a Claude Code skill or a bash script, to automatically generate a structured CHANGELOG.md file from git history. The tool should fetch commits since the last tag, categorize them into 'Added', 'Fixed', 'Changed', and 'Removed', and produce a well-formatted changelog. It needs to be tested on a real repository with sample output provided.

This feature request proposes adding a "Copy as HTML table" option to the data grid's context menu. This will allow users to copy selected data as an HTML table, preserving its structure when pasted into applications like Google Sheets, Excel, or rich-text editors. The implementation involves creating a helper function for HTML table generation, integrating it with the clipboard manager, and adding a new menu item.

This issue serves as a central hub for advisory findings from Hive agents, particularly at lower ACMM levels where agents analyze code without creating direct issues or PRs. A governor agent periodically posts digest comments summarizing these advisory findings. This issue is intended to be a living document and should not be closed.

This issue describes a visual bug where a temporary red outline appears around the channel subscribers box when users are added very rapidly. This occurs due to a race condition or timing issue in how the UI updates after quick user additions. A related discussion thread is provided with potential solutions.

This issue requests styling adjustments for borders in digest emails to align them with the Zulip web application's design. The goal is to ensure visual consistency between the emails and the main platform. A related design discussion thread is provided for further context.

This issue outlines opportunities to leverage Python 3.11 features within the PyRIT project to improve code quality, simplify compatibility, and enhance typing and async management. Contributors are encouraged to claim and address one specific improvement at a time, with clear guidelines on claiming, PR submission, and deadlines.

The user is unable to pair their Rivian R1S with Home Assistant, encountering a "Rivian Phone Key not found" error during the pairing process. Despite the truck recognizing Home Assistant as a key, the pairing consistently times out, suggesting a communication or discovery issue between the phone key functionality and the integration.

This issue proposes refactoring two existing email modules into a single, unified Notification Dispatch module. The goal is to consolidate email sending logic, streamline configuration, remove inefficient in-memory delays, and update calling code to use the new unified module, thereby improving consistency and reducing potential runtime issues.

This issue reports a bug in the `mdatagen` tool where it fails to generate documentation for `exported_configs` when the `metadata.yaml` file only declares `exported_config`. The expected behavior, as per the documentation, is for `mdatagen` to generate configuration documentation from the schema, regardless of whether it's a regular `config` or an `exported_config`.

This issue proposes adding a new example to the project's `examples/` directory. The example will demonstrate how to implement a Next.js App Router form with server-side verification using FCaptcha. It should include a form with the checkbox widget, a server action/route handler for token verification, and instructions on how to run it locally.

A user is experiencing a significant memory leak and increased startup time in their Playwright tests after upgrading to Quarkus 3.22+. They suspect a change in Quarkus's test class loading mechanism, potentially creating a new class loader per test class instance. While they've attempted to mitigate common causes like static variables and configuration, the issue persists.

This feature request proposes adding an "Open link" option to the context menu of data grid cells. This option should appear when a cell contains an http(s) URL or a mailto address, allowing users to open these links in their system's browser or mail client. The motivation is to provide similar functionality to the JSON viewer, which already makes such strings clickable.

This issue proposes adding support for configuring a CA certificate for TLS connections between the global rate limit service and Redis. Currently, only client certificates are supported, preventing the use of managed Redis services with private CAs or self-hosted Redis instances using internal CAs. The proposed solution involves a new `caCertificateRefs` field in the rate limit configuration to specify the CA certificate, which will then be mounted and used to set the `REDIS_TLS_CACERT` environment variable.

The `validate_misplaced_list_items` function in `docling_core` incorrectly handles multi-run list items. When a list item has no `ListGroup` parent, the validator re-creates it with empty text, effectively dropping all its children (runs). This leads to silent text loss during exports to Markdown or HTML, as the original content of these multi-run items is removed from the document.

This issue outlines the comprehensive checklist for the HugeGraph 1.8.0 release, focusing on functionality, compatibility, documentation, and cross-repository integration. It details specific tasks for HugeGraph Server, Toolchain, AI, website, and documentation, including Kubernetes/Helm support, various deployment configurations, and authentication mechanisms.

This issue proposes refactoring the WebSocket handling logic to improve separation of concerns. The goal is to move protocol handling out of the connection manager, ensure state changes are atomically linked with event broadcasts, and clarify the roles of the handlers and manager modules. This aims to prevent state drift and create cleaner module dependencies.

This RFC proposes adding an experimentation agent to Hive, defaulting to Nous, to run controlled experiment campaigns on project repositories. The agent will store results permanently and display campaign progress and outcomes in a dashboard renamed to 'Experiment Lab'. All campaign conclusions will require manual owner approval before being integrated into project workflows.

This issue proposes refactoring authorization logic in `portal/auth.py` to consolidate fragmented helper functions into a unified `AccessPolicy` and `Principal` interface. The goal is to improve code maintainability, reduce redundancy in permission checks, and enhance testability by centralizing the evaluation of user permissions and roles.