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A recent commit moved the `elevenlabs` integration module from `cognicore.integrations` to `cognicore.fabric.plugins`. This broke imports for all modules within `cognicore.integrations` because the `__init__.py` file still attempts to import the old path, causing `ModuleNotFoundError` and failing test collection.

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The `repowise decision add` command incorrectly creates a new, empty index in linked worktrees or unindexed checkouts instead of writing to the base repository's index. This leads to decisions being lost when the worktree is removed and provides no indication to the user that the decision was not recorded in the expected location. The expected behavior is to utilize the base checkout's index and to fail gracefully if no index exists.

This issue requests the addition of support for the #EXT-X-DISCONTINUITY tag in FFmpeg for HLS streams. This tag is currently causing playback problems like dropouts and freezing in IPTV services such as Stirr and Pluto, and implementing support would improve the experience for users of these services.

This issue proposes refactoring the `SessionCloseOutcome` enum in the `rocketmq-transport` Cargo package to `SessionCloseStatus`. The change involves renaming the enum, updating its usage in various files including documentation, proxy logic, and tests, and ensuring a clear mapping for downstream consumers. This is a public API change that requires coordinated updates across the repository.

This issue is a beginner-friendly task to add a new Japanese "false friend" pair to a JSON file. It requires no coding and can be completed in under a minute by forking the repository, editing the specified JSON file, and submitting a pull request. This is a great opportunity for new contributors to Hacktoberfest.

This bug report highlights an inconsistency in the casing of status tags used by the `doctor` tool, leading to incorrect reporting for automated scripts. The issue also points out that the `--json` flag, suitable for automation, is not adequately documented as the primary machine-readable interface.

This issue requests the addition of regression tests for the collaboration websocket functionality. The goal is to improve the reliability and usability of this feature by ensuring existing behavior is not broken by future changes. The tests should be focused and avoid impacting unrelated parts of the project.

This enhancement aims to expose observability metrics and data related to the collaboration websocket. The goal is to improve the reliability and usability of the collaboration feature by providing better insights into its operation. The implementation should be focused and avoid side effects on other parts of the project, with accompanying tests or documentation for any user-facing changes.

This issue proposes making all objects within the `mgp` Python library JSON serializable. This would simplify tasks like exporting database data to JSON by allowing direct conversion of `mgp` objects into Python dictionaries, rather than manually iterating through their properties.

This issue proposes adding support for aggregate functions like SUM and AVG to operate directly on list and array data types. The goal is to allow queries where an array is passed as an argument to these functions, enabling more flexible data manipulation within the query language.

This issue proposes adding support for trailing commas in dictionary syntax within the Cypher query language. This enhancement would allow for more flexible and readable dictionary definitions, particularly in multi-line scenarios like the provided `SET` clause example.

This issue requests updates to the project's top-level README file. It involves adding several external links, including to a forum, a macOS VM project, and potentially another macOS subsystem project. Additionally, it asks to incorporate educational materials into the 'Internals' section once published and to consider the appropriate build status indicators.

This issue proposes adding unit tests for subgraphs, as currently only end-to-end tests exist. The goal is to improve test coverage by implementing granular unit tests for individual components of the subgraphs.

This issue proposes optimizing database performance by using constraints as indices where feasible. The goal is to leverage existing constraints to improve query speed and efficiency, potentially reducing the need for explicit index creation in certain scenarios.

This issue proposes the creation of a validating webhook for the Burrito project. The webhook will be responsible for validating resources before they are applied, specifically focusing on the `remediationStrategy` enum and complex interactions between various options.

This issue requests the implementation of a new Git provider for Bitbucket. It specifically mentions building upon the new structural changes introduced in a recent pull request, indicating a need to integrate with an existing framework.

This issue proposes adding a new configuration setting to the Burrito tool. This setting would prevent Burrito from executing 'apply' operations if the 'plan' output indicates that any resources are scheduled for destruction. The goal is to enhance safety and facilitate adoption on critical Terraform code by preventing accidental resource deletion.

This issue proposes extending the Memgraph API to support 'enum' and 'point' data types. This enhancement aims to provide developers with more flexible data modeling capabilities within Memgraph.

This issue proposes the implementation of a new command, `RESET QUERY PLAN CACHE;`, for Memgraph. This command would allow users to manually clear the query plan cache, which is currently only reset when indexes are added or dropped. This feature is desired to ensure a consistent state for workloads and debugging.

This issue proposes adding functionality to track the count of transaction failures specifically caused by existence or unique constraint violations. The goal is to provide visibility into these types of data integrity issues.

This issue proposes adding `ON CREATE` and `ON MATCH` clauses to the query builder. These clauses are typically used in graph databases to define actions that should occur when a node or relationship is first created or when an existing one is found during a query.

This issue aims to improve the authentication user experience within the Memgraph platform. It addresses two key areas: providing administrators with clear logs indicating authentication enablement and resolving a confusing 'Memgraph Not Detected' message for platform users when authentication is active. The goal is to ensure a smoother and more understandable authentication flow, especially with recent changes to the Docker image.

This issue describes a bug where file drop positions are being scaled twice on Linux systems with display scaling enabled. This incorrect scaling causes dropped files to be positioned incorrectly, leading to them being ignored by the application. The fix likely involves adjusting the scaling logic in `lib/dropPoint.ts` to only apply scaling on Windows.

This issue proposes adding a new feature to Memgraph to expose the data directory lock status. This status would be queryable, likely through the query builder, allowing users to monitor and manage data directory locks.

This issue proposes adding an explicit `dfs` option to Memgraph's relationship traversal syntax, similar to the existing `bfs` option. The goal is to reduce user confusion by making the default DFS behavior more apparent, even though it won't change the underlying implementation.