Hi,
My guess would be that you somehow still use some transparent proxy. Squid is
commonly setup in this way. A network dump should show you headers in this case.
It really depends on your setup, but in most cases the easiest workaround is to
use https as in general that a
On 03.04.2015 21:27, Evan Driscoll wrote:
> I'd like to put a feature request out there for a --dry-run option to 'svn
> up'.
>
> There are two things that this would accomplish over 'svn stat
> --show-updates'.
>
> First, it seems like a natural thing to do; in particular, 'merge'
> supports --d
I'd like to put a feature request out there for a --dry-run option to 'svn up'.
There are two things that this would accomplish over 'svn stat --show-updates'.
First, it seems like a natural thing to do; in particular, 'merge'
supports --dry-run and after using Git for a while my mental model of
Hi,
In many cases like this the server really returns an HTTP status 500, but with
a detailed error report that the client should parse to find the detailed
error. I’m guessing this error parsing issue is already fixed for 1.9, that is
now in beta, where the whole error handl
