Translate April 10 report into Portuguese

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The situation report from 2020-04-10  is ready to be translated to Portuguese. This week’s report is a little bit shorter than usual but hopefully still informative :)
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“This week’s situation report traces how the #COVID19 outbreak unfolded, month by month. It’s now available in Portuguese: https://nextstrain.org/narratives/ncov/sit-rep/pt/2020-04-10.
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"O relatório de situação dessa semana rastreia como o surto de COVID19 se desenrolou mês a mês. Está disponível em Português: https://nextstrain.org/narratives/ncov/sit-rep/pt/2020-04-10.
Obrigado @, @, e @ pela rápida tradução!"

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title: Análise genômica da dispersão da COVID-19. Relatório da situação até 2020-04-10.
authors:

Sidney M. Bell
Nicola Müller
Cassia Wagner
Emma Hodcroft
James Hadfield
Richard Neher
Trevor Bedford
authorLinks:
https://twitter.com/sidneymbell
https://bedford.io/team/nicola-mueller/
https://bedford.io/team/cassia-wagner/
https://neherlab.org/emma-hodcroft.html
https://bedford.io/team/james-hadfield/
https://neherlab.org/richard-neher.html
https://bedford.io/team/trevor-bedford/
affiliations: "Fred Hutch, Seattle, USA; Biozentrum, Basel, Switzerland; CZI, CA, USA"
translators:
translatorLinks:
date: "2020 April 9"
dataset: "https://nextstrain.org/ncov/global/2020-04-09?d=tree,map&p=full&legend=closed"
abstract: "Esse relatório utiliza dados genômicos compartilhados publicamente para rastrear o espalhamento de COVID-19. Esses relatórios serão atualizados semanalmente."

Resumo
Nesta semana, demos um passo atrás para rastrear como o surto se desenrolou, mês a mês. Nos concentramos na dinâmica de transmissão entre regiões pelo mundo. Aqui, abordamos:

Fontes e Recursos.
Observação sobre amostragem.
Propagação inicial na Ásia.
Introduções iniciais da Ásia para a América do Norte, Europa e Oceania.
Crescimento dos surtos na América do Norte & Europa.
Disseminação subsequente através das fronteiras internacionais dentro das regiões.
Disseminação da Europa e América do Norte para o Hemisfério Sul.
Fechando o círculo: Reintroduções na Ásia.
O que você pode fazer.
Créditos científicos.

# Sobre

Analisamos 3160 genomas do SARS-CoV-2. Ao comparar esses genomas virais uns com os outros, podemos caracterizar como o SARS-CoV-2 (que causa COVID-19) está se movendo ao redor do mundo e se espalhando localmente.

Estamos em um processo de transição para atuar especificamente com análises com foco regional. Clicando [aqui](https://twitter.com/nextstrain/status/1247851469392564224) você pode encontrar mais informações sobre essa mudança, já para saber como nos ajudar clique [aqui](https://twitter.com/sidneymbell/status/1247933122064207872); Obrigado por sua paciência durante essa transição.

Fontes sobre COVID-19
Preparamos alguns materiais que tornarão mais fácil a interpretação dos dados apresentados nessa narrativa.
Materiais da Nextstrain

COMECE AQUI: Como interpretar árvores filogenéticas.
Informações acerca dos coronavírus.
Equívocos comuns.

Materiais Externos

Relatórios de situação da OMS.
Materiais do CDC (Centro de Controle de Doenças/EUA).
Cobertura do NY Times sobre a COVID-19.
Pergunte a um cientista & Perguntas Frequentes.

Observação sobre amostragem
Atualmente temos amostras sequenciadas em 57 países entre 6 continentes. Isso é um feito incrível — sequenciar um vírus de RNA longo e desconhecido em meio a uma pandemia é difícil, e só é possível através do incrível trabalho e rápido compartilhamento de dados por cientistas e médicos em todo o mundo.

Embora esses dados nos permitam inferir muitas características úteis do surto e rastrear seu espalhamento em tempo real, é importante enfatizar que nossas conclusões são limitadas pela quantidade de dados disponíveis no momento.

Por exemplo, o mapa mostra muitas poucas sequências do hemisfério sul. Isso NÃO É porque o COVID-19 não está circulando nessas áreas, ou que esses casos não sejam importantes para entender a epidemia; pelo contrário, apenas não temos muitos dados disponíveis dessas áreas. O tamanho de cada círculo no mapa indica a quantidade de dados atualmente disponíveis sobre essa área, e não o tamanho real do surto.

Propagação inicial na Ásia
Aqui, destacamos amostras de meados de dezembro de 2019 a meados de janeiro de 2020, durante o primeiro mês do surto. Os pontos na árvore representam amostras de indivíduos infectados. Cada nó interno, ou ponto de ramificação, representa um caso não amostrado, que era o ancestral de todos os outros casos dentro do ramificação descendente.

Os terminais são coloridos de acordo com onde foram amostrados; os nós (pontos de ramificação) são coloridos pela localização inferida (mais provável) do caso ancestral.

Comparar onde (geograficamente) uma sequência foi isolada com onde seus ancestrais estavam circulando pode nos ajudar a entender não apenas onde as infecções estão ocorrendo, mas também onde elas podem ter sido adquiridas.

O ancestral comum dos vírus em circulação parece ter surgido em Wuhan, China, no final de novembro ou início de dezembro de 2019. Consequentemente, a maioria dos casos ancestrais amostrados e inferidos foram localizados na Ásia durante esse período inicial. Isso é consistente com a ampla circulação dentro da China e alguns casos exportados para outros países da Ásia durante o primeiro mês do surto.

Introduções iniciais em outras regiões
Durante o 2º mês do surto, de meados de janeiro a meados de fevereiro de 2020, começamos a ver casos individuais surgindo na América do Norte, Europa e Oceania.
Esses casos iniciais ainda se agrupam com amostras da Ásia, e geralmente não têm as características de transmissão local.

Isso é consistente com as "faíscas" iniciais lançadas pelo surto principal da Ásia para outras partes do mundo. Embora a maioria dessas faíscas não tenha resultado em surtos localizados, pelo menos três dessas introduções decolaram. Isso levou a grandes surtos europeus e norte-americanos, bem como a uma propagação mais restrita na Oceania.

Transmissão inicial enigmática na Europa
Aproximando o zoom na parte superior da árvore no mesmo período, vemos um vírus ancestral europeu (nó interno) que semeou o grande surto europeu.

Isso indica que, embora ainda não tivéssemos sequenciado nenhuma amostra desse clado, as origens do surto europeu já estavam circulando sem serem detectadas no final de janeiro ou no início de fevereiro.

Transmissão inicial críptica na América do Norte
Semelhantemente, aproximando o zoom na parte inferior da árvore, vemos um vírus ancestral norte-americano (nó interno) que iniciou o que viria a se tornar o grande surto na América do Norte.

Isso indica que, embora tivéssemos sequenciado apenas 1 caso desse grupo na época, o vírus já estava circulando sem ser detectado dentro do continente no final de janeiro ou no início de fevereiro.

Expansão dos surtos na América do Norte & Europa
Durante o 3º mês do surto, de meados de fevereiro a meados de março de 2020, esses dois grupos se expandiram para causar grandes surtos dentro da Europa e da América do Norte, respectivamente.

Disseminação através de fronteiras internacionais
Dentro de cada uma dessas regiões, vemos uma mistura generalizada pelas fronteiras estaduais e fronteiras internacionais. Isso é demonstrado aqui pela mistura de amostras de vários estados dos EUA e províncias do Canadá.

Reportamos anteriormente um padrão semelhante de mistura frequente de linhagens virais entre países europeus.

Introduções oriundas da Europa e América do Norte para outras partes do globo
Os grupos norte-americanos e europeus não se restringem às suas respectivas regiões. Durante esse período, também vemos casos da América do Sul, Oceania e África em clados compostos principalmente por casos europeus e norte-americanas. Isso indica que houve frequentes introduções intercontinentais durante esse período.

Curiosamente, amostras do Hemisfério sul abrangem toda a árvore, indicando que os surtos dessas regiões são misturas de muitas linhagens virais.

Fechando o círculo: Reintroduções na Ásia
No último mês, a pandemia fechou um círculo completo. Aqui, vemos reintroduções da Europa e da América do Norte de volta à Ásia.

Isso demonstra de forma clara que essa pandemia é uma luta global; Se desejamos derrotar esse vírus em algum lugar, todos devemos ajudar a controlá-lo em todos os lugares.

Conclusões
Surtos regionais e nacionais estão e estarão profundamente entrelaçados.

Essa pandemia é uma luta global; Se desejamos derrotar esse vírus em algum lugar, todos devemos ajudar a controlá-lo em todos os lugares.

# O que você pode fazer

#### ... como um indivíduo
* Pratique distanciamento social estrito, especialmente se você faz parte de algum grupo de risco.
* Lembre-se que mesmo que você não seja super vulnerável, muitas pessoas ao seu redor são; Siga essas práticas para proteger os outros.
* Lave suas mãos "como se você tivesse acabado de cortar pimenta e precisasse colocar suas lentes de contato".
* Fique em casa o máximo possível — especialmente se estiver doente; esteja preparado com alguns suprimentos extras para caso precise se auto-impor em quarentena.
* Se você é um empregador, encoraje seus funcionários a trabalharem de casa sempre que possível.

#### ... como funcionário do governo
* Torne os testes gratuitos e amplamente disponíveis.
* Coloque fortes medidas de distanciamento social em prática.
* Financie e implemente esforços para o rastreamento de contatos de infectados.
* Apoie financeiramente os impactados por medidas de distanciamento social.

Crédito científico
Gostaríamos de reconhecer o trabalho incrível e oportuno realizado por todos os cientistas envolvidos nesse surto, sobretudo os que estão trabalhando na China. Somente com o compartilhamento rápido de dados genômicos e de metadados é que tais análises foram possíveis.

Também agradecemos a GISAID por fornecer a plataforma pela qual esses dados podem ser inseridos e compartilhados.

Somos gratos pelos dados coletados pelos seguintes laboratórios:

* AIDS Vaccine Research Laboratories
* ARS Algarve - Laboratorio Laura Ayres
* AZ Department of Health Services
* Akershus University Hospital, Department for Microbiology and Infectious Disease Control
* Alaska State Public Health Virology Laboratory
* Andersen Lab, The Scripps Research Institute
* Arizona Department of Health Services
* Auckland Hospital
* BCCDC Public Health Laboratory
* Bamrasnaradura Hospital
* Beijing Institute of Microbiology and Epidemiology
* Brian D. Allgood Army Community Hospital
* Bundeswehr Institute of Microbiology
* CH Barreiro Montijo
* CH Compiegne Laboratoire de Biologie
* CH Jean de Navarre Laboratoire de Biologie
* CH VN Gaia - Espinho
* CHBarreiro Montijo
* CHMT
* CHRU Bretonneau - Serv. Bacterio-Virol.
* CHRU Pontchaillou - Laboratoire de Virologie
* CHTMAD
* CHU - Hopital Cavale Blanche - Labo. de Virologie
* CHU Coimbra
* CHU Coimbra - Pediatrico
* CHU Gabriel Montpied
* CHUA - Faro
* CHULC - H Curry Cabral
* CHULC - H D Estefania
* CMIP
* CNR Virus des Infections Respiratoires - France SUD
* COMPLEJO ASISTENCIAL UNIVERSITARIO DE BURGOS
* CR&WISCO GENERAL HOSPITAL
* Cabinet medical
* Cadham Provincial Laboratory
* California Department of Health
* California Department of Public Health
* Center for Virology, Medical University of Vienna
* Center of Medical Microbiology, Virology, and Hospital Hygiene, University of Duesseldorf
* Centers for Disease Control, R.O.C. (Taiwan)
* Central Virology Laboratory
* Centre Hositalier Universitaire de Rouen Laboratoire de Virologie
* Centre Hospitalier Compiegne Laboratoire de Biologie
* Centre Hospitalier Lucien Hussel
* Centre Hospitalier Regional Universitaire de Nantes Laboratoire de Virologie
* Centre Hospitalier Rene Dubois Laboratoire de Microbiologie - Bat A
* Centre Hospitalier Saint Joseph Saint Luc
* Centre Hospitalier de Bourg en Bresse
* Centre Hospitalier de Macon
* Centre Hospitalier de Valence
* Centre Hospitalier des Vals d'Ardeche
* Centre for Human and Zoonotic Virology (CHAZVY), College of Medicine University of Lagos/Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), part of the Laboratory Network of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC)
* Centre for Infectious Diseases and Microbiology - Public Health
* Centre for Infectious Diseases and Microbiology Laboratory Services
* Centre for Infectious Diseases and Microbiology Public Health
* Centre for Infectious Diseases and Microbiology- Public Health
* Centro Hospital do Porto, E.P.E. - H. Geral de Santo Antonio
* Centro Hospitalar e Universitario de Sao Joao, Porto
* Chan-Zuckerberg Biohub
* Charite Universitatsmedizin Berlin, Institute of Virology; Institut fur Mikrobiologie der Bundeswehr, Munich
* Chiba Prefectural Institute of Public Health
* Chiu Laboratory, University of California, San Francisco
* Clinica Alemana de Santiago, Chile
* Clinica Santa Maria, Santiago, Chile
* Clinical Diagnostics Laboratory, Diagnostic & Experimental Pathology, Lilly Research Laboratories
* Clinical Microbiology Lab
* Clinique AVERAY LA BROUSTE, Med. Polyvalente
* Connecticut State Department of Public Health
* Dasman Diabetes Institute
* Dasman Diabetes Institute and Virology Laboratory Ministry of Health
* Department for Virology, Molecular Biology and Genome Research, R. G. Lugar Center for Public Health Research,  National Center for Disease Control and Public Health (NCDC) of Georgia.
* Department of Clinical Microbiology
* Department of Clinical Pathology, Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital
* Department of Clinical Pathology, Tuen Mun Hospital
* Department of Clinical Pathology, Tuen Mun Hospital, 23 Tsing Chung Koon Road, Tuen Mun, N.T.
* Department of Infectious Diseases, Istituto Superiore di Sanita, Roma , Italy
* Department of Infectious Diseases, Istituto Superiore di Sanita, Rome, Italy
* Department of Infectious and Tropical Diseases, Bichat Claude Bernard Hospital, Paris
* Department of Internal Medicine, Triemli Hospital
* Department of Laboratory Medicine, National Taiwan University Hospital
* Department of Medical Microbiology, University Malaya Medical Centre
* Department of Microbiology, Faculty of Medicine, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR, China
* Department of Microbiology, Institute for Viral Diseases, College of Medicine, Korea University
* Department of Microbiology, PathWest QEII Medical Centre
* Department of Pathology, Princess Margaret Hospital
* Department of Pathology, Toshima Hospital
* Department of Pathology, United Christian Hospital
* Department of Virology III, National Institute of Infectious Diseases
* Department of Virology and Immunology, University of Helsinki and Helsinki University Hospital, Huslab Finland
* Department of Virus and Microbiological Special diagnostics, Statens Serum Institut, Copenhagen, Denmark.
* Department of microbiology laboratory,Anhui Provincial Center for Disease Control and Prevention
* Dept. of Pathology, National Institute of Infectious Diseases
* Dept. of Virology III, National Institute of Infectious Diseases
* Dienst Gezondheid & Jeugd Zuid-Holland Zuid
* Division of Consolidated Laboratories
* Division of Consolidated Laboratories Services
* Division of Consolidated Laboratory Services
* Division of Infectious Diseases, Department of Internal Medicine, Korea University College of Medicine
* Division of Infectious Diseases, University Hospital Zurich
* Division of Viral Diseases, Center for Laboratory Control of Infectious Diseases, Korea Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention
* Dr. Georges-L.-Dumont University Hospital Centre
* Dunedin Hospital
* Dutch COVID-19 response team
* E. Gulbja Laboratorija
* EHPAD - Residences les Cedres
* ErasmusMC
* FL Bureau of Health Laboratories Tampa
* FL Bureau of Public Health Laboratories-Tampa
* FUNDACION JIMENEZ DIAZ
* Forde Hospital  Department of Microbiology
* Foundation Elisabeth-Tweesteden Ziekenhuis
* Foundation Pamm
* Fujian Center for Disease Control and Prevention
* Fundacion Jimenez Diaz
* Furst Medical Laboratory
* GA Department of Public Health
* GA Department of Public Health Laboratory
* GH Les Portes du Sud
* Geelong Centre for Emerging Infectious Diseases
* General Hospital of Central Theater Command of People's Liberation Army of China
* Gorgas Memorial Institute for Health Studies
* Guangdong Provincial Center for Diseases Control and Prevention; Guangdong Provincial Public Health
* Guangdong Provincial Center for Diseases Control and Prevention; Guangdong Provinical Public Health
* Guangdong Provincial Center for Diseases Control and Prevention;Guangdong Provincial Institute of Public Health
* Guangdong Provincial Institution of Public Health, Guangdong Provinical Center for Disease Control and Prevention
* Gundersen Molecular Diagnostic Laboratory
* Gundersen Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory
* H Beatriz Angelo
* H Braga
* H Dr Nelio Mendonca - Funchal
* H Dr. Nelio Mendonca - Funchal
* H Evora
* H Garcia de Orta
* H Guimaraes
* H Santarem
* HOSPITAL CLINIC
* HOSPITAL DE CRUCES.
* HOSPITAL GENERAL DE SEGOVIA
* HOSPITAL SANTA MARIA NAI
* HOSPITAL TXAGORRITXU
* HOSPITAL UNIVERSITARIO LA PAZ
* HOSPITAL UNIVERSITARIO VIRGEN DE LAS NIEVES
* HSE Ilha Terceira - Angra do Heroismo
* HUS Diagnostiikkakeskus, Hallinto
* Hangzhou Center for Disease Control and Prevention
* Hangzhou Center for Disease and Control Microbiology Lab
* Hangzhou Center for Diseases Control and Prevention
* Harborview Medical Center
* Health Board Laboratory of Communicable Diseases
* Hong Kong Department of Health
* Hopital Instruction des Armees - BEGIN
* Hopital Prive de l'Est Lyonnais
* Hopital Robert Debre Laboratoire de Virologie
* Hopital franco britannique - Laboratoire
* Hopital franco britannique - Service des Urgences
* Hopitaux universitaires de Geneve Laboratoire de Virologie
* Hospital General y Universitario de Guadalajara
* Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein
* Hospital Prof. Doutor Fernando Fonseca, EPE
* Hospital San Pedro
* Hospital Sao Joaquim Beneficencia Portuguesa
* Hospital Universitari Germans Trias i Pujol(HUGTiP)/Fundacio Lluita contra la SIDA (FLSida)/IRTA-CReSA
* Hospital Universitari Vall d'Hebron (HUVH) - Vall d'Hebron Research Institute (VHIR)
* Hospital Universitario 12 de Octubre
* Hospital Universitario La Paz
* Hospital Universitario Ramon y Cajal
* Hospital Universitario Virgen de las Nieves
* Hospital Universitario de Canarias
* Hospital de Talca, Chile
* Hospital of Southern Norway - Kristiansand, Department of Medical Microbiology
* IL Department of Public Health Chicago Laboratory
* INMI Lazzaro Spallanzani IRCCS
* Illinois Department of Public Health Chicago Laboratory
* Indian Council of Medical Research - National Institute of Virology
* Indian Council of Medical Research-National Institute of Virology
* Indian Council of Medical Research-National Institute of Virology, Microbial Containment Complex
* Instirut Pasteur Dakar
* Institut Medico legal- Hop R. Poincare
* Institut Pasteur Dakar
* Institut des Agents Infectieux (IAI) Hospices Civils de Lyon
* Institut des Agents Infectieux (IAI), Hospices Civils de Lyon
* Institut pasteur Dakar
* Institute information  KU Leuven, Clinical and Epidemiological Virology
* Institute of Microbiology and Immunology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Ljubljana
* Institute of Microbiology, Universidad San Francisco de Quito
* Institute of Pathogen Biology, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences & Peking Union Medical College
* Institute of Viral Disease Control and Prevention, China CDC
* Institute of Virology, Biomedical Research Center of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava; Public Health Authority of the Slovak Republic, Bratislava
* Instituto Nacional de Enfermedades Respiratorias
* Instituto Nacional de Salud
* Instituto Nacional de Saude (INSA)
* Ishikawa Prefectural Institute of Public Health and Environmental Science
* Japanese Quarantine Stations
* Jiangxi Province Center for Disease Control and Prevention
* Jiangxi province Center for Disease Control and Prevention
* Jingzhou Center for Disease Control and Prevention
* KU Leuven, Clincal and Epidemiological Virology
* KU Leuven, Clinical and Epidemiological Virology
* Klinik Hirslanden Zurich
* Kochi Prefectural Institute of Public Health
* Korea Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (KCDC) Center for Laboratory Control of Infectious Diseases Division of Viral Diseases
* L'Air du Temps
* LABM GH nord Essonne
* LACEN RJ - Laboratorio Central de Saude Publica Noel Nutels
* LACEN/ES - Laboratorio Central de Saude Publica do Espirito Santo
* Lab voor klinische biologie
* Labo BM - Site de Juvisy - Hopital General
* Laboiratorio Fleury
* Laboratoire National de Sante
* Laboratoire National de Sante, Microbiology, Virology
* Laboratoire Nationale de Sante, Microbiology, Virology
* Laboratoire de Virologie Institut de Virologie - INSERM U 1109 Hopitaux Universitaires de Strasbourg
* Laboratoire de Virologie, HUG
* Laboratorio Central de Saude Publica Professor Goncalo Moniz  LACEN/BA
* Laboratorio Hermes Pardini
* Laboratorio Simili
* Laboratorio de Ecologia de Doencas Transmissiveis na Amazonia, Instituto Leonidas e Maria Deane - Fiocruz Amazonia
* Laboratorio de Referencia Nacional de Virus Respiratorio. Instituto Nacional de Salud. Peru
* Laboratorio de Referencia Nacional de Virus Respiratorios. Instituto Nacional de Salud Peru
* Laboratorio di Microbiologia e Virologia, Universita Vita-Salute San Raffaele, Milano
* Laboratory Medicine
* Laboratory of Infectious Diseases, Department of Biomedical and Clinical Sciences L. Sacco, University of Milan
* Laboratory of Microbiology, Department of Medicine, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece
* Laboratory of Molecular Virology International Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (ICGEB)
* Laboratory of Molecular Virology International Center fro Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (ICGEB)
* Laboratory of Molecular Virology, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile
* Lapland Central Hospital
* Le Chateau de Seine-Port
* MHC Brabant Zuidoost
* MHC Drente
* MHC Flevoland
* MHC Gooi & Vechtstreek
* MHC Haaglanden
* MHC Hart voor Brabant
* MHC Kennemerland
* MHC Rotterdam-Rijnmond
* MHC Utrecht
* MHC West-Brabant
* MSHS Clinical Microbiology Laboratories
* Massachusetts Department of Public Health
* Mater Pathology
* Max von Pettenkofer Institute, Virology, National Reference Center for Retroviruses, LMU Munich
* Microbiological Diagnostic Unit Public Health Laboratory
* Ministry of Health Turkey
* Minnesota Department of Health, Public Health Laboratory
* Molecular Biology and Biotechnology Lab II
* Molecular Diagnostic Services
* Monash Medical Centre
* NH Department of Health and Human Services Public Health Labs
* NHC Key laboratory of Enteric Pathogenic Microbiology, Institute of Pathogenic Microbiology
* NIC Viral Respiratory Unit - Institut Pasteur of Algeria
* NRL for Influenza, Centrum Epidemiology and Microbiology of National Institute of Public Health, Czech Republic
* NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
* NYU Langone Health
* National Centre for Infectious Diseases
* National Influenza Center - Instituto Adolfo Lutz
* National Influenza Center - National Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology (NIHE)
* National Influenza Center, Indian Council of Medical Research - National Institute of Virology
* National Influenza Center, National Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology (NIHE)
* National Influenza Centre, National Public Health Laboratory, Kathmandu, Nepal
* National Institute for Communicable Diseases of the National Health Laboratory Service
* National Institute for Viral Disease Control and Prevention, China CDC
* National Public Health Laboratory
* National Public Health Laboratory, National Centre for Infectious Diseases
* National Public Health Surveillance Laboratory, Vilnius, Lithuania
* Nordland Hospital - Bodo,  Laboratory Department, Molecular Biology Unit
* OR State PHL-Virology/Immunology Section
* Oregon State Public Health- Virology section
* Oslo University Hospital, Department of Medical Microbiology
* Ospedale Civile Castel Di Sangro
* Ospedale Civile Giuseppe Mazzini
* Ospedale Civile Giuseppe Mazzini, Teramo
* Ospedale Regionale San Salvatore
* Ospedale San Liberatore di Atri
* Ostfold Hospital Trust -Kalnes Centre for Laboratory Medicine Section for gene technology and infection serology
* Parc des Dames
* PathWest Laboratory Medicine WA
* Pathology North
* Pathology Queensland
* Presidio Ospedaliero "S. Spirito" - PESCARA
* Presidio ospedaliero "Santo Spirito"
* Prince of Wales Hospital
* Providence Regional Medical Center
* Public Health Laboratory
* Public Health Laboratory, Saudi CDC
* Public Health Ontario Laboratories
* Public Health Ontario Laboratory
* Queen Elizabeth II Health Science Centre
* R. G. Lugar Center for Public Health Research,  National Center for Disease Control and Public Health (NCDC) of Georgia.
* RI State Health Laboratories
* RI State Health Laboratory
* RIVM
* Regional Virus Laboratory, Belfast
* Residence Eleusis
* Residence Villa Caroline
* Residence de maintenon
* Residence les Marines
* Respiratory Virus Unit, Microbiology Services Colindale, Public Health England
* Rockhampton Base Hospital
* Roy Romanow Provincial Laboratory
* Royal Darwin Hospital
* Russian State Collection of Viruses
* SYNLAB Eesti OU
* Saitama Medical University
* Saitama Medical University Hospital
* Saitama Prefectural Institute of Public Health
* Santa Clara County Public Health Department
* Seattle Flu Study
* Second Hospital of Anhui Medical University
* Secretaria de Salud Medellin
* Sentinelles network
* Serology, Virology and OTDS Laboratories (SAViD), NSW Health Pathology Randwick
* Service de Biologie Medicale - BP 125
* Service de Biologie clinique
* Service des Urgences
* Servicio Microbiologia, Hospital Clinico Universitario, Valencia
* Servicio Microbiologia. Hospital Clinico Universitario. Valencia.
* Servicio Virosis Respiratorias-Departamento Virologia-INEI
* Servicio de Microbiologia. Consorcio Hospital General Universitario de Valencia
* Servicio de Microbiologia. Hospital Clinico Universitario de Valencia
* Shandong Provincial Center for Disease Control and Prevention
* Shanghai Public Health Clinical Center, Shanghai Medical College, Fudan University
* Shenzhen Key Laboratory of Pathogen and Immunity, National Clinical Research Center for Infectious Disease, Shenzhen Third People's Hospital
* Shenzhen Third People's Hospital
* Singapore General Hospital
* Singapore General Hospital, Molecular Laboratory, Division of Pathology
* Sorbonne Universite, Inserm et Assistance Publique-Hopitaux de Paris (Pitie Salpetriere)
* South China Agricultural University
* State Health Office Baden-Wuerttemberg
* State Key Laboratory for Diagnosis and Treatment of Infectious Diseases, National Clinical Research Center for Infectious Diseases, First Affiliated Hospital, Zhejiang University School of Medicine, Hangzhou, China 310003
* State Key Laboratory for Diagnosis and Treatment of Infectious Diseases, National Clinical Research Center for Infectious Diseases, First Affiliated Hospital, Zhejiang University School of Medicine, Hangzhou, China. 310003
* State Key Laboratory of Respiratory Disease, National Clinical Research Center for Respiratory Disease, Guangzhou Institute of Respiratory Health, the First Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou Medical University
* Stavanger University Hospital, Department of Medical Microbiology
* Sullivan Nicolaides Pathology
* Tai Lung Veterinary Laboratory, Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department
* Taiwan Centers for Disease Control
* Texas DSHS Lab Services
* Texas Department of State Health Services
* Texas Department of State Health Services Lab Services
* The Central Hospital Of Wuhan
* The Chaim Sheba Medical Center
* The National Institute of Public Health Center for Epidemiology and Microbiology
* The National University Hospital of Iceland
* The Republican Research and Practical Center for Epidemiology and Microbiology
* The University of Hong Kong - Shenzhen Hospital
* Tianmen Center for Disease Control and Prevention
* UCD National Virus Reference Laboratory
* UW Virology Lab
* Unilabs Laboratory Medicine
* Union Hospital of Tongji Medical College, Huazhong University of Science and Technology
* Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
* Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro - UFRJ
* University Hospital Basel, Clinical Virology
* University Hospital of Northern Norway, Department for Microbiology and Infectious Disease Control
* University of Wisconsin - Madison AIDS Vaccine Research Laboratories
* University of Wisconsin - Madison: Influenza Research Institute
* University of Wisconsin-Madison AIDS Vaccine Research Laboratories
* University of Wisconsin-Madison AIDS Vaccine Research Laboratory
* University of Wisconsin-Madison, AIDS Vaccine Research Laboratories
* Unknown
* Utah Public Health Laboratory
* VA DCLS
* Valley Medical Center
* Vestfold Hospital, Tonsberg  Department of Microbiology
* Victorian Infectious Diseases Reference Laboratory (VIDRL)
* Viral Respiratory Lab, National Institute for Biomedical Research (INRB)
* Virginia Division of Consolidated Laboratories
* Virginia Division of Consolidated Laboratory Services
* ViroGenetics - BSL3 Laboratory of Virology; Human Genome Variation Research Group & Genomics Centre MCB; Bioinformatics Research Group  Department of Virology
* Virological Research Group, Szentagothai Research Centre
* Virological Research Group, Szentagothai Research Centre, University of Pecs
* Virology Department, Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, NHS Lothian
* Virology Department, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
* Virology Laboratory, Department of Biomedical Sciences and Public Health, University Politecnica delle Marche
* Virology Unit, Institut Pasteur du Cambodge.
* Virology laboratory Ministry of Health Kuwait sequenced at Dasman Diabetes Institute
* WA State Department of Health
* WHO National Influenza Centre Russian Federation
* Wales Specialist Virology Centre
* Washington State Department of Health
* Washington State Public Health Lab
* Weifang Center for Disease Control and Prevention
* Wellington Hospital
* West of Scotland Specialist Virology Centre, NHSGGC
* Wisconsin Department of Health Services
* Wuhan Fourth Hospital
* Wuhan Institute of Virology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
* Wuhan Jinyintan Hospital
* Wuhan Lung Hospital
* Wyoming Public Health Laboratory
* Yale COVID-19 Biorepository
* Yale Clinical Virology Laboratory
* Yongchuan District Center for Disease Control and Prevention
* Zhejiang Provincial Center for Disease Control and Prevention
* Zhongxian Center for Disease Control and Prevention
* deCODE genetics

Crédito cientifíco detalhado
Esses dados foram compartilhados através da GISAID. Agradecemos as suas contribuições com profunda gratidão.

A direita, especificamos quais sequências foram compartilhadas por quais laboratórios.

Os genomas de SARS-CoV-2 foram generosamente cedidos por cientistas desses laboratórios:

* AIDS Vaccine Research Laboratories
	* USA/WI-17/2020
	* USA/WI-21/2020
	* USA/WI-23/2020
	* USA/WI-24/2020

* ARS Algarve - Laboratorio Laura Ayres
	* Portugal/PT0015/2020
	* Portugal/PT0016/2020
	* Portugal/PT0019/2020

* AZ Department of Health Services
	* USA/AZ_4811/2020

* Akershus University Hospital, Department for Microbiology and Infectious Disease Control
	* Norway/1495/2020
	* Norway/1694/2020
	* Norway/1811/2020
	* Norway/2113/2020
	* Norway/2114/2020

* Alaska State Public Health Virology Laboratory
	* USA/AK-PHL02/2020
	* USA/AK-PHL03/2020
	* USA/AK-PHL06/2020
	* USA/AK-PHL15/2020

* Andersen Lab, The Scripps Research Institute
	* USA/CA-MG0987/2020
	* USA/CA-PC101P/2020

* Arizona Department of Health Services
	* USA/AZ1/2020

* Auckland Hospital
	* NewZealand/01/2020
	* NewZealand/20VR0189/2020
	* NewZealand/20VR019/2020
	* NewZealand/20VR0206/2020

* BCCDC Public Health Laboratory
	* Canada/BC_02421/2020
	* Canada/BC_0443574/2020
	* Canada/BC_0554880/2020
	* Canada/BC_1318414/2020
	* Canada/BC_13297/2020
	* Canada/BC_17397/2020
	* Canada/BC_25211/2020
	* Canada/BC_35720/2020
	* Canada/BC_37_0-2/2020
	* Canada/BC_3808524/2020
	* Canada/BC_3842755/2020
	* Canada/BC_3968175/2020
	* Canada/BC_3972884/2020
	* Canada/BC_3989992/2020
	* Canada/BC_4078583/2020
	* Canada/BC_40860/2020
	* Canada/BC_4118226/2020
	* Canada/BC_4122951/2020
	* Canada/BC_4143842/2020
	* Canada/BC_4143868/2020
	* Canada/BC_41851/2020
	* Canada/BC_4540462/2020
	* Canada/BC_4799711/2020
	* Canada/BC_5275718/2020
	* Canada/BC_5282984/2020
	* Canada/BC_5306970/2020
	* Canada/BC_5522039/2020
	* Canada/BC_5979789/2020
	* Canada/BC_6004567/2020
	* Canada/BC_6129127/2020
	* Canada/BC_6404889/2020
	* Canada/BC_64686/2020
	* Canada/BC_6489864/2020
	* Canada/BC_6502001/2020
	* Canada/BC_65034/2020
	* Canada/BC_66353/2020
	* Canada/BC_69243/2020
	* Canada/BC_6981299/2020
	* Canada/BC_6997898/2020
	* Canada/BC_7277381/2020
	* Canada/BC_7493713/2020
	* Canada/BC_7515663/2020
	* Canada/BC_7553799/2020
	* Canada/BC_78548/2020
	* Canada/BC_8150537/2020
	* Canada/BC_8159203/2020
	* Canada/BC_83109/2020
	* Canada/BC_83163/2020
	* Canada/BC_8486790/2020
	* Canada/BC_8606204/2020
	* Canada/BC_8622445/2020
	* Canada/BC_8718874/2020
	* Canada/BC_8894200/2020
	* Canada/BC_8896915/2020
	* Canada/BC_8897642/2020
	* Canada/BC_9345042/2020
	* Canada/BC_9345715/2020
	* Canada/BC_9446031/2020
	* Canada/BC_9574898/2020

* Bamrasnaradura Hospital
	* Nonthaburi/61/2020
	* Nonthaburi/74/2020

* Beijing Institute of Microbiology and Epidemiology
	* pangolin/Guangdong/P2S/2019
	* pangolin/Guangxi/P1E/2017
	* pangolin/Guangxi/P2V/2017
	* pangolin/Guangxi/P3B/2017
	* pangolin/Guangxi/P4L/2017
	* pangolin/Guangxi/P5E/2017
	* pangolin/Guangxi/P5L/2017

* Brian D. Allgood Army Community Hospital
	* Korea/BA-ACH_2604/2020
	* Korea/BA-ACH_2718/2020
	* Korea/BA-ACH_2719/2020

* Bundeswehr Institute of Microbiology
	* Germany/BavPat2/2020
	* Germany/BavPat3/2020

* CH Barreiro Montijo
	* Portugal/PT0052/2020
	* Portugal/PT0076/2020
	* Portugal/PT0077/2020
	* Portugal/PT0082/2020
	* Portugal/PT0083/2020

* CH Compiegne Laboratoire de Biologie
	* France/HF2306/2020
	* France/HF2748/2020
	* France/HF2946/2020
	* France/HF2948/2020
	* France/HF3138/2020
	* France/HF3141/2020
	* France/HF3290/2020
	* France/HF3293/2020
	* France/HF3295/2020

* CH Jean de Navarre Laboratoire de Biologie
	* France/HF2196/2020
	* France/HF2797/2020
	* France/HF3036/2020

* CH VN Gaia - Espinho
	* Portugal/PT0079/2020
	* Portugal/PT0080/2020
	* Portugal/PT0081/2020

* CHBarreiro Montijo
	* Portugal/PT0021/2020

* CHMT
	* Portugal/PT0032/2020

* CHRU Bretonneau - Serv. Bacterio-Virol.
	* France/CVL2000/2020

* CHRU Pontchaillou - Laboratoire de Virologie
	* France/B2330/2020
	* France/B2334/2020
	* France/B2335/2020
	* France/B2336/2020
	* France/B2337/2020
	* France/B2340/2020
	* France/B2343/2020
	* France/B2344/2020
	* France/B2346/2020
	* France/B2348/2020
	* France/B2349/2020
	* France/B2351/2020

* CHTMAD
	* Portugal/PT0042/2020
	* Portugal/PT0050/2020
	* Portugal/PT0061/2020
	* Portugal/PT0062/2020

* CHU - Hopital Cavale Blanche - Labo. de Virologie
	* France/B1623/2020

* CHU Coimbra
	* Portugal/PT0017/2020

* CHU Coimbra - Pediatrico
	* Portugal/PT0020/2020

* CHU Gabriel Montpied
	* France/Clermont-Ferrand_650/2020
	* France/Clermont-Ferrand_651/2020

* CHUA - Faro
	* Portugal/PT0039/2020

* CHULC - H Curry Cabral
	* Portugal/PT0004/2020
	* Portugal/PT0006a/2020
	* Portugal/PT0006b/2020
	* Portugal/PT0009/2020
	* Portugal/PT0010/2020
	* Portugal/PT0011/2020
	* Portugal/PT0025/2020
	* Portugal/PT0026/2020
	* Portugal/PT0027/2020
	* Portugal/PT0028/2020
	* Portugal/PT0029/2020
	* Portugal/PT0030/2020
	* Portugal/PT0031/2020

* CHULC - H D Estefania
	* Portugal/PT0007/2020
	* Portugal/PT0008/2020

* CMIP
	* France/IDF2792/2020
	* France/IDF3212/2020

* CNR Virus des Infections Respiratoires - France SUD
	* France/Pollionay_1733/2020
	* France/RA739/2020
	* France/Valence_425/2020

* COMPLEJO ASISTENCIAL UNIVERSITARIO DE BURGOS
	* Spain/CastillayLeon201323/2020
	* Spain/CastillayLeon201372/2020
	* Spain/CastillayLeon201437/2020

* CR&WISCO GENERAL HOSPITAL
	* Wuhan/HBCDC-HB-05/2020

* Cabinet medical
	* France/IDF2561/2020

* Cadham Provincial Laboratory
	* Canada/MB_10/2020
	* Canada/MB_8/2020

* California Department of Health
	* USA/CA3/2020
	* USA/CA4/2020
	* USA/CA5/2020

* California Department of Public Health
	* USA/CA-CDPH-UC1/2020
	* USA/CA-CDPH-UC10/2020
	* USA/CA-CDPH-UC11/2020
	* USA/CA-CDPH-UC18/2020
	* USA/CA-CDPH-UC19/2020
	* USA/CA-CDPH-UC2/2020
	* USA/CA-CDPH-UC20/2020
	* USA/CA-CDPH-UC21/2020
	* USA/CA-CDPH-UC22/2020
	* USA/CA-CDPH-UC23/2020
	* USA/CA-CDPH-UC24/2020
	* USA/CA-CDPH-UC25/2020
	* USA/CA-CDPH-UC3/2020
	* USA/CA-CDPH-UC4/2020
	* USA/CA-CDPH-UC5/2020
	* USA/CA-CDPH-UC6/2020
	* USA/CA-CDPH-UC7/2020
	* USA/CA-CDPH-UC8/2020
	* USA/CA-CDPH-UC9/2020
	* USA/CA1/2020
	* USA/CA2/2020
	* USA/CA6/2020
	* USA/CA7/2020
	* USA/CA8/2020
	* USA/CA9/2020
	* USA/CA_2602/2020

* Center for Virology, Medical University of Vienna
	* Austria/CeMM0001/2020
	* Austria/CeMM0002/2020
	* Austria/CeMM0003/2020
	* Austria/CeMM0004/2020
	* Austria/CeMM0005/2020
	* Austria/CeMM0006/2020
	* Austria/CeMM0007/2020
	* Austria/CeMM0008/2020
	* Austria/CeMM0009/2020
	* Austria/CeMM0010/2020
	* Austria/CeMM0011/2020
	* Austria/CeMM0012/2020
	* Austria/CeMM0013/2020
	* Austria/CeMM0014/2020
	* Austria/CeMM0015/2020
	* Austria/CeMM0016/2020
	* Austria/CeMM0017/2020
	* Austria/CeMM0018/2020
	* Austria/CeMM0019/2020
	* Austria/CeMM0020/2020
	* Austria/CeMM0021/2020

* Center of Medical Microbiology, Virology, and Hospital Hygiene, University of Duesseldorf
	* Germany/NRW-01/2020
	* Germany/NRW-011/2020
	* Germany/NRW-02-1/2020
	* Germany/NRW-03/2020
	* Germany/NRW-04/2020
	* Germany/NRW-05/2020
	* Germany/NRW-06/2020
	* Germany/NRW-07/2020
	* Germany/NRW-08/2020
	* Germany/NRW-09/2020
	* Germany/NRW-10/2020
	* Germany/NRW-12/2020
	* Germany/NRW-13/2020
	* Germany/NRW-14/2020
	* Germany/NRW-15/2020
	* Germany/NRW-16/2020
	* Germany/NRW-17/2020
	* Germany/NRW-18/2020
	* Germany/NRW-19/2020
	* Germany/NRW-20/2020
	* Germany/NRW-21/2020
	* Germany/NRW-22/2020
	* Germany/NRW-23/2020
	* Germany/NRW-24/2020
	* Germany/NRW-25/2020
	* Germany/NRW-26/2020
	* Germany/NRW-27/2020
	* Germany/NRW-28/2020
	* Germany/NRW-29/2020
	* Germany/NRW-30/2020
	* Germany/NRW-31/2020
	* Germany/NRW-32/2020
	* Germany/NRW-33/2020
	* Germany/NRW-34/2020
	* Germany/NRW-35/2020

* Centers for Disease Control, R.O.C. (Taiwan)
	* Taiwan/107/2020
	* Taiwan/125/2020
	* Taiwan/128/2020
	* Taiwan/170/2020
	* Taiwan/2/2020

* Central Virology Laboratory
	* Israel/ISR_JP0320/2020

* Centre Hositalier Universitaire de Rouen Laboratoire de Virologie
	* France/N1620/2020
	* France/N2223/2020

* Centre Hospitalier Compiegne Laboratoire de Biologie
	* France/HF1465/2020
	* France/HF1645/2020
	* France/HF1795/2020
	* France/HF1805/2020
	* France/HF1813/2020
	* France/HF1870/2020
	* France/HF1871/2020
	* France/HF1986/2020
	* France/HF1988/2020
	* France/HF1989/2020
	* France/HF1993/2020
	* France/HF1995/2020
	* France/HF2060/2020
	* France/HF2150/2020
	* France/HF2151/2020
	* France/HF2155/2020
	* France/HF2174/2020
	* France/HF2234/2020
	* France/HF2237/2020
	* France/HF2239/2020
	* France/HF2393/2020
	* France/HF2405/2020
	* France/HF2496/2020
	* France/HF2586/2020
	* France/HF2595/2020
	* France/HF2597/2020
	* France/HF2601/2020

* Centre Hospitalier Lucien Hussel
	* France/ARA10282/2020

* Centre Hospitalier Regional Universitaire de Nantes Laboratoire de Virologie
	* France/PL1643/2020

* Centre Hospitalier Rene Dubois Laboratoire de Microbiologie - Bat A
	* France/IDF1980/2020

* Centre Hospitalier Saint Joseph Saint Luc
	* France/ARA10163/2020
	* France/ARA10165/2020
	* France/ARA12877/2020

* Centre Hospitalier de Bourg en Bresse
	* France/ARA10251/2020
	* France/ARA12253/2020
	* France/ARA12264/2020
	* France/ARA12265/2020
	* France/ARA12996/2020
	* France/Bourg-en-Bresse_06678/2020
	* France/Bourg-en-Bresse_06813/2020

* Centre Hospitalier de Macon
	* France/ARA09428/2020
	* France/ARA11980/2020
	* France/ARA11995/2020
	* France/ARA11997/2020
	* France/ARA12269/2020
	* France/ARA12270/2020
	* France/ARA12626/2020
	* France/ARA12630/2020
	* France/ARA12632/2020
	* France/Macon_06756/2020

* Centre Hospitalier de Valence
	* France/ARA09434/2020
	* France/ARA09451/2020
	* France/ARA09686/2020
	* France/ARA10552/2020
	* France/Valence_532/2020

* Centre Hospitalier des Vals d'Ardeche
	* France/ARA094100/2020

* Centre for Human and Zoonotic Virology (CHAZVY), College of Medicine University of Lagos/Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), part of the Laboratory Network of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC)
	* Nigeria/Lagos01/2020

* Centre for Infectious Diseases and Microbiology - Public Health
	* Australia/NSW10/2020
	* Australia/NSW12/2020
	* Australia/NSW13/2020
	* Australia/NSW14/2020

* Centre for Infectious Diseases and Microbiology Laboratory Services
	* Australia/NSW01/2020
	* Australia/NSW02/2020
	* Australia/NSW04/2020
	* Australia/NSW05/2020
	* Australia/NSW06/2020
	* Australia/NSW07/2020
	* Australia/NSW08/2020
	* Australia/NSW09/2020

* Centre for Infectious Diseases and Microbiology Public Health
	* Australia/NSW15/2020
	* Australia/NSW18/2020
	* Australia/NSW19/2020
	* Australia/NSW21/2020
	* Australia/NSW24/2020
	* Australia/NSW25/2020
	* Australia/NSW26/2020
	* Australia/NSW27/2020
	* Australia/NSW28/2020
	* Australia/NSW31/2020
	* Australia/NSW35/2020
	* Australia/NSW36/2020
	* Australia/NSW37/2020
	* Australia/NSW38/2020
	* Australia/NSW39/2020
	* Australia/NSW40/2020
	* Australia/NSW41/2020
	* Australia/NSW44/2020
	* Australia/NSW45/2020
	* Australia/NSW47/2020
	* Australia/NSW48/2020
	* Australia/NSW50/2020
	* Australia/NSW52/2020
	* Australia/NSW53/2020
	* Australia/NSW54/2020
	* Australia/NSW56/2020
	* Australia/NSW57/2020
	* Australia/NSW58/2020
	* Australia/NSW61/2020
	* Australia/NSW62/2020

* Centre for Infectious Diseases and Microbiology- Public Health
	* Australia/NSW11/2020

* Centro Hospital do Porto, E.P.E. - H. Geral de Santo Antonio
	* Portugal/CV62/2020
	* Portugal/PT0012/2020
	* Portugal/PT0013/2020
	* Portugal/PT0014/2020

* Centro Hospitalar e Universitario de Sao Joao, Porto
	* Portugal/CV63/2020
	* Portugal/PT0001b/2020
	* Portugal/PT0003/2020
	* Portugal/PT0005/2020

* Chan-Zuckerberg Biohub
	* USA/CZB-RR057-005/2020
	* USA/CZB-RR057-006/2020
	* USA/CZB-RR057-007/2020
	* USA/CZB-RR057-011/2020
	* USA/CZB-RR057-013/2020
	* USA/CZB-RR057-014/2020
	* USA/CZB-RR057-015/2020

* Charite Universitatsmedizin Berlin, Institute of Virology; Institut fur Mikrobiologie der Bundeswehr, Munich
	* Germany/BavPat1/2020

* Chiba Prefectural Institute of Public Health
	* Japan/P2-1/2020
	* Japan/P2-2/2020
	* Japan/P5-1/2020
	* Japan/P5-2/2020
	* Japan/P5-3/2020

* Chiu Laboratory, University of California, San Francisco
	* USA/CA-CDPH-UC12/2020
	* USA/CA-CDPH-UC26/2020
	* USA/CA-CDPH-UC27/2020
	* USA/CA-CDPH-UC28/2020

* Clinica Alemana de Santiago, Chile
	* Chile/Santiago-1/2020

* Clinica Santa Maria, Santiago, Chile
	* Chile/Santiago-2/2020

* Clinical Diagnostics Laboratory, Diagnostic & Experimental Pathology, Lilly Research Laboratories
	* USA/IN-Lilly-IPB0170-4bc20/2020
	* USA/IN-Lilly-IPB0170-4bc21/2020

* Clinical Microbiology Lab
	* SaudiArabia/KAIMRC-Alghoribi/2020

* Clinique AVERAY LA BROUSTE, Med. Polyvalente
	* France/IDF2420/2020

* Connecticut State Department of Public Health
	* USA/CT-Yale-001/2020
	* USA/CT-Yale-002/2020
	* USA/CT-Yale-003/2020
	* USA/CT-Yale-005/2020

* Dasman Diabetes Institute
	* Kuwait/KU17/2020
	* Kuwait/KU18/2020

* Dasman Diabetes Institute and Virology Laboratory Ministry of Health
	* Kuwait/KU09/2020

* Department for Virology, Molecular Biology and Genome Research, R. G. Lugar Center for Public Health Research,  National Center for Disease Control and Public Health (NCDC) of Georgia.
	* Georgia/Tb-1352/2020
	* Georgia/Tb-1523/2020
	* Georgia/Tb-1679/2020

* Department of Clinical Microbiology
	* Belgium/ULG-10001/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10003/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10004/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10006/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10007/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10008/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10009/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10011/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10012/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10013/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10014/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10015/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10016/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10017/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10018/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10022/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10024/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10025/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10026/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10027/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10028/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10029/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10030/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10031/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10032/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10033/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10040/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10042/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10043/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10044/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10045/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10046/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-10047/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-2971/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-3000/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-3162/2020
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	* Belgium/ULG-6649/2020
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	* Belgium/ULG-9742/2020
	* Belgium/ULG-9751/2020

* Department of Clinical Pathology, Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital
	* HongKong/HKPU102_2802/2020
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	* HongKong/HKPU91-2002/2020
	* HongKong/HKPU_2801/2020

* Department of Clinical Pathology, Tuen Mun Hospital
	* HongKong/HKPU66-2501/2020

* Department of Clinical Pathology, Tuen Mun Hospital, 23 Tsing Chung Koon Road, Tuen Mun, N.T.
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* Department of Infectious Diseases, Istituto Superiore di Sanita, Roma , Italy
	* Italy/CDG1/2020

* Department of Infectious Diseases, Istituto Superiore di Sanita, Rome, Italy
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* Department of Infectious and Tropical Diseases, Bichat Claude Bernard Hospital, Paris
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	* France/IDF0373/2020
	* France/IDF0386-islP1/2020
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	* France/IDF0515-isl/2020
	* France/IDF0515/2020
	* France/IDF0571/2020

* Department of Internal Medicine, Triemli Hospital
	* Switzerland/1000477102/2020
	* Switzerland/1000477377/2020

* Department of Laboratory Medicine, National Taiwan University Hospital
	* Taiwan/NTU01/2020
	* Taiwan/NTU02/2020
	* Taiwan/NTU03/2020

* Department of Medical Microbiology, University Malaya Medical Centre
	* Malaysia/186197/2020
	* Malaysia/188407/2020
	* Malaysia/189332/2020
	* Malaysia/190300/2020

* Department of Microbiology, Faculty of Medicine, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR, China
	* HongKong/CUHK1/2020
	* HongKong/CUHK2/2020

* Department of Microbiology, Institute for Viral Diseases, College of Medicine, Korea University
	* SouthKorea/KUMC01/2020
	* SouthKorea/KUMC02/2020
	* SouthKorea/KUMC04/2020
	* SouthKorea/KUMC06/2020

* Department of Microbiology, PathWest QEII Medical Centre
	* Australia/WA01/2020
	* Australia/WA02/2020
	* Australia/WA03/2020
	* Australia/WA04/2020
	* Australia/WA06/2020
	* Australia/WA07/2020
	* Australia/WA09/2020
	* Australia/WA10/2020

* Department of Pathology, Princess Margaret Hospital
	* HongKong/HKPU12_2201/2020
	* HongKong/HKPU1_2101/2020
	* HongKong/HKPU2_1801/2020
	* HongKong/HKPU42-0302/2020
	* HongKong/HKPU48-0202/2020
	* HongKong/HKPU49-3001/2020
	* HongKong/HKPU6_2101/2020

* Department of Pathology, Toshima Hospital
	* Japan/TK-20-31-3/2020

* Department of Pathology, United Christian Hospital
	* HongKong/HKPU17_2201/2020
	* HongKong/HKPU19_0402/2020
	* HongKong/HKPU20_3001/2020
	* HongKong/HKPU28_3001/2020
	* HongKong/HKPU45-0502/2020
	* HongKong/HKPU92-1302/2020

* Department of Virology III, National Institute of Infectious Diseases
	* Japan/AI-I-004/2020

* Department of Virology and Immunology, University of Helsinki and Helsinki University Hospital, Huslab Finland
	* Finland/13M19/2020
	* Finland/13M26/2020
	* Finland/13M27/2020
	* Finland/13M29/2020
	* Finland/13M3/2020
	* Finland/13M33/2020
	* Finland/13M57/2020
	* Finland/13M58/2020
	* Finland/13M60/2020
	* Finland/13M64/2020
	* Finland/13M65/2020
	* Finland/13M69/2020
	* Finland/13M77/2020
	* Finland/13M79/2020
	* Finland/13M82/2020
	* Finland/13M83/2020
	* Finland/14M12/2020
	* Finland/14M13/2020
	* Finland/14M14/2020
	* Finland/14M16/2020
	* Finland/14M20/2020
	* Finland/14M26/2020
	* Finland/14M3/2020
	* Finland/14M32/2020
	* Finland/14M74/2020
	* Finland/14M77/2020
	* Finland/14M82/2020
	* Finland/FIN-114/2020
	* Finland/FIN-266/2020
	* Finland/FIN-274/2020
	* Finland/FIN-313/2020
	* Finland/FIN-318/2020
	* Finland/FIN-455/2020
	* Finland/FIN-508/2020
	* Finland/FIN01032020/2020
	* Finland/FIN03032020A/2020
	* Finland/FIN03032020B/2020
	* Finland/FIN03032020C/2020

* Department of Virus and Microbiological Special diagnostics, Statens Serum Institut, Copenhagen, Denmark.
	* Denmark/SSI-01/2020
	* Denmark/SSI-02/2020
	* Denmark/SSI-03/2020
	* Denmark/SSI-04/2020
	* Denmark/SSI-05/2020
	* Denmark/SSI-09/2020
	* Denmark/SSI-101/2020
	* Denmark/SSI-102/2020
	* Denmark/SSI-104/2020

* Department of microbiology laboratory,Anhui Provincial Center for Disease Control and Prevention
	* Anhui/SZ005/2020

* Dept. of Pathology, National Institute of Infectious Diseases
	* Japan/NA-20-05-1/2020
	* Japan/OS-20-07-1/2020

* Dept. of Virology III, National Institute of Infectious Diseases
	* Japan/KY-V-029/2020
	* Japan/TY-WK-012/2020
	* Japan/TY-WK-501/2020
	* Japan/TY-WK-521/2020

* Dienst Gezondheid & Jeugd Zuid-Holland Zuid
	* Netherlands/Hardinxveld_Giessendam_1364806/2020

* Division of Consolidated Laboratories
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0019/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0033/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0040/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0045/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0046/2020

* Division of Consolidated Laboratories Services
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0018/2020

* Division of Consolidated Laboratory Services
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0005/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0006/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0007/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0008/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0009/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0010/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0011/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0012/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0014/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0016/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0017/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0020/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0021/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0024/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0031/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0034/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0036/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0038/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0039/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0042/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0043/2020
	* USA/VA-DCLS-0044/2020

* Division of Infectious Diseases, Department of Internal Medicine, Korea University College of Medicine
	* SouthKorea/KUMC03/2020
	* SouthKorea/KUMC05/2020

* Division of Infectious Diseases, University Hospital Zurich
	* Switzerland/1000477796/2020
	* Switzerland/1000477797/2020
	* Switzerland/1000477806/2020

* Division of Viral Diseases, Center for Laboratory Control of Infectious Diseases, Korea Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention
	* SouthKorea/KCDC05/2020
	* SouthKorea/KCDC06/2020
	* SouthKorea/KCDC07/2020
	* SouthKorea/KCDC12/2020
	* SouthKorea/KCDC24/2020

* Dr. Georges-L.-Dumont University Hospital Centre
	* Canada/NB_6/2020

* Dunedin Hospital
	* NewZealand/CoV001/2020
	* NewZealand/CoV002/2020

* Dutch COVID-19 response team
	* Netherlands/Flevoland_1/2020
	* Netherlands/Gelderland_1/2020
	* Netherlands/Gelderland_2/2020
	* Netherlands/Gelderland_3/2020
	* Netherlands/Limburg_2/2020
	* Netherlands/Limburg_3/2020
	* Netherlands/Limburg_4/2020
	* Netherlands/Limburg_5/2020
	* Netherlands/Limburg_6/2020
	* Netherlands/Limburg_7/2020
	* Netherlands/NA_1/2020
	* Netherlands/NA_10/2020
	* Netherlands/NA_11/2020
	* Netherlands/NA_12/2020
	* Netherlands/NA_13/2020
	* Netherlands/NA_14/2020
	* Netherlands/NA_15/2020
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	* Netherlands/NA_18/2020
	* Netherlands/NA_19/2020
	* Netherlands/NA_2/2020
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	* Netherlands/NA_28/2020
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	* Netherlands/NA_31/2020
	* Netherlands/NA_32/2020
	* Netherlands/NA_33/2020
	* Netherlands/NA_34/2020
	* Netherlands/NA_35/2020
	* Netherlands/NA_4/2020
	* Netherlands/NA_5/2020
	* Netherlands/NA_6/2020
	* Netherlands/NA_7/2020
	* Netherlands/NA_8/2020
	* Netherlands/NA_9/2020
	* Netherlands/NoordBrabant_1/2020
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	* Netherlands/ZuidHolland_1/2020
	* Netherlands/ZuidHolland_10/2020
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	* Netherlands/ZuidHolland_5/2020
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	* Netherlands/ZuidHolland_7/2020
	* Netherlands/ZuidHolland_8/2020
	* Netherlands/ZuidHolland_9/2020

* E. Gulbja Laboratorija
	* Latvia/ChVir2025/2020

* EHPAD - Residences les Cedres
	* France/HF2381/2020

* ErasmusMC
	* Netherlands/Nieuwendijk_1363582/2020
	* Netherlands/Rotterdam_1363790/2020

* FL Bureau of Health Laboratories Tampa
	* USA/FL_6318/2020

* FL Bureau of Public Health Laboratories-Tampa
	* USA/FL_5091/2020
	* USA/FL_5125/2020

* FUNDACION JIMENEZ DIAZ
	* Spain/Madrid201442/2020
	* Spain/Madrid201449/2020

* Forde Hospital  Department of Microbiology
	* Norway/1951/2020

* Foundation Elisabeth-Tweesteden Ziekenhuis
	* Netherlands/Tilburg_1363354/2020
	* Netherlands/Tilburg_1364286/2020

* Foundation Pamm
	* Netherlands/Berlicum_1363564/2020

* Fujian Center for Disease Control and Prevention
	* Fujian/13/2020
	* Fujian/8/2020

* Fundacion Jimenez Diaz
	* Spain/Madrid201706/2020
	* Spain/Madrid201709/2020
	* Spain/Madrid201738/2020

* Furst Medical Laboratory
	* Norway/1867/2020
	* Norway/1953/2020
	* Norway/1955/2020

* GA Department of Public Health
	* USA/GA_1299/2020
	* USA/GA_1320/2020
	* USA/GA_1445/2020

* GA Department of Public Health Laboratory
	* USA/GA_2741/2020
	* USA/GA_2742/2020

* GH Les Portes du Sud
	* France/ARA09588/2020

* Geelong Centre for Emerging Infectious Diseases
	* Australia/VIC-CBA1/2020
	* Australia/VIC-CBA2/2020
	* Australia/VIC-CBA3/2020

* General Hospital of Central Theater Command of People's Liberation Army of China
	* Wuhan/WH01/2019
	* Wuhan/WH02/2019
	* Wuhan/WH03/2020
	* Wuhan/WH04/2020

* Gorgas Memorial Institute for Health Studies
	* Panama/328677/2020

* Guangdong Provincial Center for Diseases Control and Prevention; Guangdong Provincial Public Health
	* Foshan/20SF207/2020
	* Foshan/20SF210/2020
	* Foshan/20SF211/2020
	* Guangdong/20SF0

Thanks, @EricaBarroso. Unfortunately I'm not seeing them in the file here: https://github.com/nextstrain/translations/blob/sit-rep_pt/narratives/translations_ncov_sit-rep_pt_2020-04-10.md
Can you re-add them?

Ahh, found the pull request @EricaBarroso. Sorry for missing that earlier. Thanks so much for the edits! Do you think the translation is good to publish now? @7glaucio, want to take a final look?

@cassiawag All set, Cassia. You can publish it. Sorry, weekdays are always harder for me to help.

No worries. I went ahead and published it, after realizing that was likely the case.
It's here: https://nextstrain.org/narratives/ncov/sit-rep/pt/2020-04-10 !


feat: flatten fonts in /usr/share/fonts for distrobox

Fixes https://github.com/ublue-os/bling/issues/58

IIRC some line in the fonts module wipes the directory before downloading there(?). This should be checked too. I wasn't aware that nested font directories wouldn't always be supported. It might be worth investigating if there's another way to do this, since with the nesting the structure is cleaner. I don't have a lot of time rn, sorry, not merging yet. Someone else can feel free to do a review of this PR.

Hi I'm back, I was meant to do that, add a prefix to indicate nerd font or google font in case it gets duplicated.
I was also thinking that it would be better to just put all nerd fonts and google fonts in 1 folder instead of nested
Ex: /usr/share/fonts/nerd-fonts/*.ttf

Hi I'm back, I was meant to do that, add a prefix to indicate nerd font or google font in case it gets duplicated.
I was also thinking that it would be better to just put all nerd fonts and google fonts in 1 folder instead of nested
Ex: /usr/share/fonts/nerd-fonts/*.ttf

Ok, in this case it will be necessary to change the logic in the download script a little, which validates whether the directory is empty and then downloads the fonts.

Hi, I've updated

Hi, I've updated

You still need to adjust download.sh, which still validates whether the directory is empty and then downloads it. In the first execution of the loop it will download the source, but from the second it will not do so as the directory is filled.

Close as explained in the issue ticket


[C++] Add unit tests for key shared consumer

Motivation
There're no C++ unit tests about key shared subscription now. Although one test in BasicEndToEndTest to verify acknowledgeCumulative is not allowed, it doesn't check the key distribution.
Modifications
Add 3 tests:

Only one topic is consumed
Multiple topics are consumed
Only one topic was consumed but both partitioned key and ordering key are set

/pulsarbot run-failure-checks

@BewareMyPower The unit test is actually flaky:
 [136/168] KeySharedConsumerTest.testNonPartitionedTopic (3178 ms)
 Note: Google Test filter = KeySharedConsumerTest.testNonPartitionedTopic
 [==========] Running 1 test from 1 test case.
 [----------] Global test environment set-up.
 [----------] 1 test from KeySharedConsumerTest
 [ RUN      ] KeySharedConsumerTest.testNonPartitionedTopic
 2020-07-09 22:35:43.677 INFO  [140674701663232] ConnectionPool:85 | Created connection for pulsar://localhost:6650
 2020-07-09 22:35:43.678 INFO  [140674540517120] ClientConnection:335 | [<IP_ADDRESS>:49778 -> <IP_ADDRESS>:6650] Connected to broker
 2020-07-09 22:35:43.681 INFO  [140674540517120] HandlerBase:53 | [persistent://public/default/KeySharedConsumerTest-non-par-topic1594334143, ] Getting connection from pool
 2020-07-09 22:35:43.691 INFO  [140674540517120] ProducerImpl:165 | [persistent://public/default/KeySharedConsumerTest-non-par-topic1594334143, ] Created producer on broker [<IP_ADDRESS>:49778 -> <IP_ADDRESS>:6650]
 2020-07-09 22:35:43.691 INFO  [140674701663232] Client:88 | Subscribing on Topic :KeySharedConsumerTest-non-par-topic1594334143
 2020-07-09 22:35:43.694 INFO  [140674540517120] HandlerBase:53 | [persistent://public/default/KeySharedConsumerTest-non-par-topic1594334143, SubscriptionName, 0] Getting connection from pool
 2020-07-09 22:35:43.703 INFO  [140674540517120] ConsumerImpl:199 | [persistent://public/default/KeySharedConsumerTest-non-par-topic1594334143, SubscriptionName, 0] Created consumer on broker [<IP_ADDRESS>:49778 -> <IP_ADDRESS>:6650]
 2020-07-09 22:35:43.703 INFO  [140674701663232] Client:88 | Subscribing on Topic :KeySharedConsumerTest-non-par-topic1594334143
 2020-07-09 22:35:43.704 INFO  [140674540517120] HandlerBase:53 | [persistent://public/default/KeySharedConsumerTest-non-par-topic1594334143, SubscriptionName, 1] Getting connection from pool
 2020-07-09 22:35:43.706 INFO  [140674540517120] ConsumerImpl:199 | [persistent://public/default/KeySharedConsumerTest-non-par-topic1594334143, SubscriptionName, 1] Created consumer on broker [<IP_ADDRESS>:49778 -> <IP_ADDRESS>:6650]
 2020-07-09 22:35:43.706 INFO  [140674701663232] Client:88 | Subscribing on Topic :KeySharedConsumerTest-non-par-topic1594334143
 2020-07-09 22:35:43.707 INFO  [140674540517120] HandlerBase:53 | [persistent://public/default/KeySharedConsumerTest-non-par-topic1594334143, SubscriptionName, 2] Getting connection from pool
 2020-07-09 22:35:43.708 INFO  [140674540517120] ConsumerImpl:199 | [persistent://public/default/KeySharedConsumerTest-non-par-topic1594334143, SubscriptionName, 2] Created consumer on broker [<IP_ADDRESS>:49778 -> <IP_ADDRESS>:6650]
 2020-07-09 22:35:46.830 INFO  [140674701663232] KeySharedConsumerTest:120 | messagesPerConsumer: {0 => 502, 1 => 249, 2 => 249}
 /builds/streamlio/pulsar/pulsar-client-cpp/tests/KeySharedConsumerTest.cc:123: Failure
 Expected: (fabs(count - expectedMessagesPerConsumer)) < (expectedMessagesPerConsumer * PERCENT_ERROR), actual: 168.667 vs 166.667
 2020-07-09 22:35:46.831 INFO  [140674701663232] ClientImpl:481 | Closing Pulsar client
 2020-07-09 22:35:46.831 INFO  [140674701663232] ProducerImpl:502 | [persistent://public/default/KeySharedConsumerTest-non-par-topic1594334143, standalone-0-186] Closing producer for topic persistent://public/default/KeySharedConsumerTest-non-par-topic1594334143
 2020-07-09 22:35:46.831 INFO  [140674701663232] ConsumerImpl:866 | [persistent://public/default/KeySharedConsumerTest-non-par-topic1594334143, SubscriptionName, 0] Closing consumer for topic persistent://public/default/KeySharedConsumerTest-non-par-topic1594334143
 2020-07-09 22:35:46.831 INFO  [140674701663232] ConsumerImpl:866 | [persistent://public/default/KeySharedConsumerTest-non-par-topic1594334143, SubscriptionName, 1] Closing consumer for topic persistent://public/default/KeySharedConsumerTest-non-par-topic1594334143
 2020-07-09 22:35:46.831 INFO  [140674701663232] ConsumerImpl:866 | [persistent://public/default/KeySharedConsumerTest-non-par-topic1594334143, SubscriptionName, 2] Closing consumer for topic persistent://public/default/KeySharedConsumerTest-non-par-topic1594334143
 2020-07-09 22:35:46.832 INFO  [140674540517120] ProducerImpl:545 | [persistent://public/default/KeySharedConsumerTest-non-par-topic1594334143, standalone-0-186] Closed producer
 2020-07-09 22:35:46.838 INFO  [140674540517120] ConsumerImpl:920 | [persistent://public/default/KeySharedConsumerTest-non-par-topic1594334143, SubscriptionName, 0] Closed consumer 0
 2020-07-09 22:35:46.838 INFO  [140674540517120] ConsumerImpl:920 | [persistent://public/default/KeySharedConsumerTest-non-par-topic1594334143, SubscriptionName, 1] Closed consumer 1
 2020-07-09 22:35:46.838 INFO  [140674540517120] ConsumerImpl:920 | [persistent://public/default/KeySharedConsumerTest-non-par-topic1594334143, SubscriptionName, 2] Closed consumer 2
 2020-07-09 22:35:46.838 INFO  [140674540517120] ClientConnection:1372 | [<IP_ADDRESS>:49778 -> <IP_ADDRESS>:6650] Connection closed
 2020-07-09 22:35:46.839 INFO  [140674701663232] ProducerImpl:483 | Producer - [persistent://public/default/KeySharedConsumerTest-non-par-topic1594334143, standalone-0-186] , [batching  = off]
 2020-07-09 22:35:46.839 INFO  [140674701663232] ClientConnection:235 | [<IP_ADDRESS>:49778 -> <IP_ADDRESS>:6650] Destroyed connection
 [  FAILED  ] KeySharedConsumerTest.testNonPartitionedTopic (3163 ms)
 [----------] 1 test from KeySharedConsumerTest (3163 ms total)
 [----------] Global test environment tear-down
 [==========] 1 test from 1 test case ran. (3163 ms total)
 [  PASSED  ] 0 tests.
 [  FAILED  ] 1 test, listed below:
 [  FAILED  ] KeySharedConsumerTest.testNonPartitionedTopic
  1 FAILED TEST

@merlimat Yeah, because the tests imitated KeySharedSubscriptionTest.receiveAndCheckDistribution in module pulsar-broker's tests to verify balanced distribution of keys. While the PERCENT_ERROR is 0.4 in Java tests, I increased it to 0.5 because in my local test environment, 0.4 made tests much more easily to fail.


Inconsistent population of ErrorVariable\WarningVariable\InformationVariable when ErrorAction\WarningAction\InformationAction is Ignore

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Steps to reproduce
ErrorVariable is not populated when ErrorAction is Ignore.
Documentation lists Ignore as an accepted value, but does not explicitly mention the expected behavior with regards to the ErrorVariable parameter.
WarningVariable is populated when WarningAction is Ignore.
Documentation lists Ignore as an accepted value, but does not mention the expected behavior.
InformationVariable is populated when InformationAction is Ignore.
Documentation lists Ignore as an accepted value, but does not explicitly mention the expected behavior with regards to the InformationVariable parameter.
$myErrors = $null
Write-Error 'Some error' -ErrorAction Ignore -ErrorVariable myerrors
$myErrors
Write-Error 'Some error' -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue -ErrorVariable myerrors
$myErrors

$myWarnings = $null
Write-Warning 'Some warning' -WarningAction Ignore -WarningVariable myWarnings
$myWarnings
Write-Warning 'Some warning' -WarningAction SilentlyContinue -WarningVariable myWarnings
$myWarnings

$myInformation = $null
Write-Information 'Some information' -InformationAction Ignore -InformationVariable myInformation
$myInformation
Write-Information 'Some information' -InformationAction SilentlyContinue -InformationVariable myInformation
$myInformation

The ErrorVariable\ErrorAction behavior feels intuitively correct; I think this should be implemented across the board.
Also, what about having $Warning and $Information automatic variables? Learn how it works with one, and you know how it works with all three.
Expected behavior
Should return:

Write-Error: Some error
Some warning
Some information

### Actual behavior

```console
Actually returns:

Write-Error: Some error
Some warning
Some warning
Some information
Some information

### Error details

```console
n/a

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Visuals
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WG-Engine:
This does look like an oversight in terms of how ActionPreference.Ignore is handled for non-Error streams. We're unsure whether it makes a lot of sense to have Ignore behave any differently to SilentlyContinue in this instance -- if this combination works it's essentially the same as simply not specifying a -WarningVariable at all.
Is there a real world use case for this?
We'll mark this as up for grabs for the time being; if anyone has the time to fix it, you're more than welcome to file a PR. 🙂

it's essentially the same as simply not specifying a -WarningVariable at all.

But Ignore can be in a variable. So I'd expect all tree cases have the same behavior and ignore  (don't save in variable) as the keyword implies - I mean for error stream this works right and two other streams should be fixed.

Sorry if I'm laboring the point, but my perspective is that the use cases are the same for all the streams. Sometimes you want to generate errors, sometimes warnings, sometimes information. Regardless of which, the way these are handled should be the same. Think of the current situation from a new-user perspective: harder to train, harder to learn, harder to remember = harder to use. And that's just not PowerShell 😉.


after split bundle,what happened next

if a topic request to broker1,after a while the bundle of the topic be splited to broker2,then the topic still request broker1,what happened next,the broker1 handle this request or broker2 handle it,what the flow,could anyone can help

I think you can talk about this in mail list or slack.

Besides the mailing list or Pulsar Slack, you can also ask questions on Stackoverflow, please use the apache-pulsar tag.


Add validators for report and data view handlers

#recheck

Interestingly I'm seeing the a test failure in the same module when building from master though I don't explicitly see a test failed, even though the module test phase ends with failure . Will update and retry. Oddly in the above checks the java11 build worked, but java8 failed. My test was with java11 - so perhaps something intermittent/inconsistent in that component. Will try some more.

Interestingly I'm seeing the a test failure in the same module when building from master though I don't explicitly see a test failed, even though the module test phase ends with failure . Will update and retry. Oddly in the above checks the java11 build worked, but java8 failed. My test was with java11 - so perhaps something intermittent/inconsistent in that component. Or perhaps more likely resource issues - as I was also running -DfindBugs. We also know the formal builds are more resource constrained than local builds. Will try some more.

Hi Nigel,
The test is failing randomly, I don't think it is related to java version. I will update you once I figure out the issue.


Updating manifest to include rules changes from https://github.com/openshift/telemeter/pull/501

The issue was actually in the rules definitions in telemeter-server https://github.com/openshift/telemeter/pull/503
Will wait until this is merged before fixing on our side. Rendering looks normal when you remove the blank spaces.


[TypeSpec Requirement] Add awareness of "service groups"

https://github.com/Azure/azure-rest-api-specs/blob/main/documentation/directory-structure.md#advanced-scenario-service-group
Example PR adding a sub-service:
https://github.com/Azure/azure-rest-api-specs-pr/pull/17717/checks?check_run_id=24311732426
A possible fix would be, if we don't find specification/foo/resource-manager/Microsoft.Foo/Bar/stable, we would fallback and look for specification/foo/resource-manager/Microsoft.Foo/stable.  If this parent stable folder exists, pass the check.

@mikeharder what is the allowed structure of service groups is not yet well-defined. Currently I have a PR open where I try to clarify this:
https://github.com/Azure/azure-rest-api-specs/pull/28929/files#diff-5b72db59365e9ce8cfc776cd9a1437ebba24e85e4dada20b5a7835aa39e97e22R245-R252
However:

Ideally this proposal would get stamp of approval from @JeffreyRichter @rkmanda
This proposal may require tweaking / expansion to accommodate more allowed scenarios.
We probably we will need to support in the tooling service groups that already are deployed and violate the allowed structure.
Currently I do not have good intuition on how varied the service group folder structures are, i.e. how many different cases we have to handle, and how many of them will be considered allowed going forward, vs. deprecated-but-still-supported.


ARROW-1920 [C++/Python] Add ORC Reader

This adds support for reading ORC files in the C++ library, as well as python bindings for this functionality.

A few high level notes:

Following the example in #1026, I put the c++ code in src/arrow/adapters/orc/*. This is nice, as Arrow has a more active community than apache/orc. However, it does mean that the underlying classes in liborc (e.g. ColumnStatistics, ReaderOptions, etc...) can't be exposed as part of the api. An alternative version would add arrow support in apache/orc, and wrap that in pyarrow. My main goal is to add orc reading support to pyarrow, so whatever library structure best allows that is fine with me.

This is the first time I've written c++ in 10 years, I've probably made some naive mistakes. Criticism welcome :).

Since liborc and pyarrow share numerous dependencies, it's important that the versions of these dependencies match. As such, I haven't added a FindORC.cmake script - a custom build of liborc.a is required to ensure the dependencies match.

I'm not sure how to add tests here. There are numerous example files in apache/orc that I used to test locally, but I'm not sure if/how we can integrate those into the tests here.

Demo:
In [1]: from pyarrow import orc

In [2]: f = orc.ORCFile('/Users/jcrist/Code/orc/examples/demo-11-none.orc')

In [3]: f.nrows
Out[3]: 1920800

In [4]: f.nstripes
Out[4]: 385

In [5]: f.read_stripe(0).to_pandas().head()
Out[5]:
   _col0 _col1 _col2    _col3  _col4 _col5  _col6  _col7  _col8
0      1     M     M  Primary    500  Good      0      0      0
1      2     F     M  Primary    500  Good      0      0      0
2      3     M     S  Primary    500  Good      0      0      0
3      4     F     S  Primary    500  Good      0      0      0
4      5     M     D  Primary    500  Good      0      0      0

In [6]: f2 = orc.ORCFile('/Users/jcrist/Code/orc/examples/TestOrcFile.test1.orc')

In [7]: f2.schema  # A nested schema
Out[7]:
boolean1: bool
byte1: int8
short1: int16
int1: int32
long1: int64
float1: float
double1: double
bytes1: binary
string1: string
middle: struct<list: list<item: struct<int1: int32, string1: string>>>
  child 0, list: list<item: struct<int1: int32, string1: string>>
      child 0, item: struct<int1: int32, string1: string>
          child 0, int1: int32
          child 1, string1: string
list: list<item: struct<int1: int32, string1: string>>
  child 0, item: struct<int1: int32, string1: string>
      child 0, int1: int32
      child 1, string1: string
map: list<item: struct<key: string, value: struct<int1: int32, string1: string>>>
  child 0, item: struct<key: string, value: struct<int1: int32, string1: string>>
      child 0, key: string
      child 1, value: struct<int1: int32, string1: string>
          child 0, int1: int32
          child 1, string1: string

In [8]: f2.read(columns=['boolean1', 'middle.list.int1']).to_pydict()  # subselect nested fields
Out[8]:
OrderedDict([('boolean1', [False, True]),
             ('middle',
              [{'list': [{'int1': 1}, {'int1': 2}]},
               {'list': [{'int1': 1}, {'int1': 2}]}])])

@jcrist This looks pretty awesome. Looking forward to reviewing, I should have some time this weekend.

These are probably due to liborc symbols not being hidden in the generated shared libraries. If you like I can make a PR to your PR to fix this.

That'd be useful, I don't fully understand what the symbols.map file is doing.

In general, we follow the Google C++ styleguide in Arrow. One of the specialities of it is that unsigned integers are not used.

I've removed the use of unsigned integers in several (but not all) places. These were used to match the api of liborc, which makes heavy use of them. I could remove them completely, but would need to explicitly check range and cast when interacting with liborc then.

Thanks for the review. I believe all comments have been addressed/questioned.

It seems like a C++ ORC writer has been happening only recently in the apache/orc repo, what is the status of that?

I'm not sure, haven't tried it. From looking at the code it looks like it wouldn't be too hard to implement. However, it can only write HIVE 0.11 format, which is rather old (2013!) and doesn't support decimals with precision/scale. As such, I think for now your second option might be better. Can you point me to an example using this style of test?

Right now I think the todo list is (minus more code quality review from others):

[ ] Figure out a testing strategy and add tests (ping @wesm for thoughts on this, see my comment above)
[ ] Fix the manylinux1 build (ping @xhochy for instructions/a PR here)

Sorry for the delay. I think we can merge this without the manylinux1 build and without tests, so we can just disable in the manylinux1 build script for now.

@wesm please wait. I hope to send the PR for the manylinux1 fix this year. Seems trivial but build is still running locally ;)

Here it is: https://github.com/jcrist/arrow/pull/1


HDDS-1598. Fix Ozone checkstyle issues on trunk

Some small checkstyle issues are accidentally committed with HDDS-700.
Trivial fixes are coming here...
See: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDDS-1598

:broken_heart: -1 overall

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Used deprecated FindBugs config; considering switching to SpotBugs.

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Failed junit tests
hadoop.ozone.om.TestOzoneManagerHA

hadoop.ozone.web.client.TestKeys

hadoop.ozone.client.rpc.TestBCSID

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personality/hadoop.sh

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Thank You @elek for the fix. I will commit this.


Issues with automations do not survive a reboot

What version of Spook are you using?
2.2.2.
What version of Home Assistant are you using?
2024.3.3
The problem
If a problem is found with a (or multiple) automation(s) and home assisant is rebooted. The automation no longer appears in the list of problems. In "Automations & scenes" the offending automations appears in red.

Anything in the logs? Paste it here!
No response

In "Automations & scenes" the offending automations appears in red.

That means the automation isn't valid for loading; so Home Assistant skipped that automation.
Spook will not report on that, as there is nothing to report on (the automation isn't there).
../Frenck

But prior to a reboot spook does show that there is an issue with automation. If the error occurred prior to the first reboot.
For example if I remove e device, spook will show all automations that use that device as having an issue. However if I reboot those errors no longer show up.

But prior to a reboot spook does show that there is an issue with automation.

Spook analyzes automations for issues that are in Home Assistant. In this case, this automation cannot be parsed even by Home Assistant and isn't loaded. If it ain't loaded, there is nothing to analyze for Spook.
../Frenck


Support mixed basic and advanced indexing in ops.index_update

FYI: I have a follow-on PR that merges the gather and scatter implementations (by replacing most of the _rewriting_take implementation with the scatter implementation, which is now shared with _rewriting_take and adapted to call gather instead of scatter):
https://github.com/hawkinsp/jax/compare/scatter...hawkinsp:master
Sending this part out first separately because it a less complicated change to make and I have more confidence it won't break things.
Fixes #988

There seems to be no impact on the test time (for JAX_NUM_GENERATED_CASES=10) for either change. I'm a bit suspicious of that — it might simply say the tests have some sort of large fixed overhead. That said, the index-update change seems safe enough either way.


Fix git push error for protected CLA branch

The pull request is created from master636846437267776469 to master to fix git push error for protected CLA branch

@opbld16 : Thanks for your contribution! The author, @, has been notified to review your proposed change.


Hung Integration Tests in Workflow

Check here: https://github.com/Carter12s/roslibrust/actions/runs/6319225435/job/17195705451?pr=121
Job manually aborted after ~15 minutes. Needs a timeout in the test at a minimum and making the test fundamentally better as right result.

Shane added the 20m limit here, but something is s still tripping it:
https://github.com/Carter12s/roslibrust/actions/runs/6360365907

Last log points to:

Another example:

https://github.com/Carter12s/roslibrust/actions/runs/6364358289/job/17280584950?pr=130

Happened again post-merge so probably needs a deeper look
https://github.com/Carter12s/roslibrust/actions/runs/6407918189/job/17395762347?pr=136


Bug: Files with extensions in uppercase get a "Forbidden File Type" error

Hi!
Assuming the script is used with the 'fileType' parameter set as '.jpg,.jpeg,.gif,.png' like in the Sample file, when sending an image named, let's say, IMG_4567.JPG, the javascript will reject the file, applying the status "Forbidden File Type" to it.
To correct this, this part of the javascript file:
// Create an array of file types
var file_types;
if (settings.fileType) {
	file_types = settings.fileType.split(',');
}

Could simply be changed to:
// Create an array of file types
var file_types;
if (settings.fileType) {
	file_types = settings.fileType.split(',');
	file_types = $.merge( $.merge( [], file_types ), file_types.map(item => item.toUpperCase() ));
}

This way, files can be treated whether their name is "IMG_4567.jpg" or "IMG_4567.JPG".
That probably got forgotten on the way, as the equivalent is done in the PHP file, so there's no need to modify anything in it for the bug to be fixed.

Thanks for the quick fix


[Question] should this be deprecated?

[X] I have verified there are no duplicate active or recent bugs, questions, or requests
[X] I have verified that I am using the latest version of FABsMenu.

I recently found @leinardi created this awesome library
So I am wondering what people think and how they feel about this lib being deprecated in favor of Roberto's one (he seems to be more active and have more time to spend on his project).
I'll leave this issue open for anyone who wants to share their opinion. Please react with 👍 if you agree this lib should be deprecated. Or react with ❤ in case you want me to keep it alive.
CC/ This lib's most active users/contributors: @G00fY2 @EmmanuelMess
Thanks 😊

The conversation is locked. I just want people to react with either :+1: or ❤
Thanks :blush:


Update Bot to @hapi/joi 16

We have a policy to try to use the latest version of our dependencies in all repositories.
In the Bot, we're currently using the version 15 of @hapi/joi and the upgrade to version 16 has breaking changes.
We want to:

upgrade the package: @hapi/joi and @types/hapi__joi to v16
make sure the tests are passing

Hi @znarf, I am interested in this one, this will be the first time for me, I hope it will go well.
I've already sorted out the first issue after upgrading version of the packages.

@CanerSezgin Please have a try! Time limit is 1 week, so we can give it to someone else if it's not completed or progressing by then.

@znarf PR opened, I directly selected opencollective-bot master branch, I hope it is correct.
Also, couldn't find any way to attach that pr with this issue. This is why I am writing from here.
https://github.com/opencollective/opencollective-bot/pull/229

@CanerSezgin To attach, the best is simply to add a link to the issue in the PR description, GitHub detects that.

🏆 This issue was completed by @CanerSezgin
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Add integration tests

About
As we learned through GH-88, the unit tests are not sufficient to validate the code base thoroughly. This patch intends to bring in integration tests with real instances of Prometheus, CrateDB, and CrateDB Prometheus Adapter, effectively adding end-to-end test cases, so that corresponding required adjustments/fixes like GH-96 or 2043818d will not be missed in the future.
Details
The patch also includes the commit 2043818d20, which is actual a bugfix accompanying GH-96. It has been discovered while adding the test cases validating the read path.
Screenshot

Outlook
The integration tests added on behalf of this patch will ensure that bringing in those upcoming dependency update patches will not break the application again.

GH-98
GH-102
GH-103
GH-108

/cc @matriv, @seut, @ckurze, @wierdvanderhaar

Thanks for the reviews. Merging the dependency update patches enumerated above feels so confident now -- good that we finally have that test layer now.


[Bug]: Validating dns failed, error message only

Description
Value is saved but getting this error,
Validating DNS (https://server.abhay.rs) failed.

Make sure you have added the DNS records correctly.

Minimal Reproduction (if possible, example repository)
Just setting the domain fails even though IP is correct in DNS setting I am able to ssh with server.abhay.rs
Exception or Error
No response
Version
v4.0.0-beta.265

Disable validation now works, just validation fails error message pops up, setting is good

This issue shouldn't be closed just because there's a workaround


unable to send EOS tokens from eos-voter wallet

i receive the following error when i attempt to send eos tokens i can vote but not send tokens.

I am having the same issue, its been since yesterday, i cant send my eos out of my eos-voter wallet either, whats going on?

not sure i just downloaded scatter and made do waiting on a response

my scatter wallet wont send either, really starting to be concerned

In the upper left, does it show accountname@active in the dropdown, with both the account name and the permission?
I'm not able to reproduce this issue in 0.7.6 with a fresh wallet. One thing that might fix it is if you reset the application (Tools -> Reset Application), then reimport your keys/accounts to start a new wallet. It's possible if you have an older version, one of the upgrades mangled the wallet somehow.

ok ill try that my friend, thanks!

Closing this issue out - feel free to reopen if the problem persists after reimporting.


Responsive Videos

Hi everyone, i have a problem, probably this would be a "pull requests" anyway when i upload a video and insert in a page is not responsive, for example, in a phone the preview go outside of the screen

Hi @lele89m, What kind of content are you inserting? Is this a youtube video or a custom-hosted video file?

Hi Dan, my content it's a custom hosted video.
Il ven 15 nov 2019, 21:05 Dan Brown<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ha scritto:

Hi @lele89m https://github.com/lele89m, What kind of content are you
inserting? Is this a youtube video or a custom-hosted video file?
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I'd like to bump this because this happens also when embedding youtube videos.

@geekedtv For embedded YouTube videos, you can set the width of the iframe to 100%, for example:
<iframe width="100%" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/eCbyqm9jcBA" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe>

@lele89m for custom hosted videos it is almost the same, you can just set the width to 100% and the height to auto:

I'm still running into issues adding a youtube video. When I try the 100% and auto as mentioned it makes the height on 150px or so. Is there a fix since this doesn't work well with iframe?

I'm still running into issues adding a youtube video. When I try the 100% and auto as mentioned it makes the height on 150px or so. Is there a fix since this doesn't work well with iframe?

Using 315 for the height is a temporary fix but still not 100% beautiful.

My comment here is worth a read is you wanted to add something to your own instance:
https://github.com/BookStackApp/BookStack/issues/2911#issuecomment-912796188
Is a bit more complex for official support as we can't assume all certain iframes are intended to be a specific aspect ratio.


add light to config

Done at https://github.com/steren/webgl-path-tracing/commit/7d60294e262dd0bfda098ff303122f7ac630957c