Christiaan de Die le Clercq

The reason the flag is used is that you want POSIX behaviour on Patch, in that case, you can also use "--posix" as supported on Linux (GNU Patch) & POSIX...

@cweagans Can you try rebuilding in travis? Hopefully it works. I also created #190 for the 1.x branch

It seems to be composer cache, maybe there is a flag to build composer without cache?

I'm running a fork on our company Gitlab instance to get around this currently

We changed the flag to -f because --posix had some weird behaviour when files didn't exist yet (/dev/null as input file) Feel free to (temporarily) use the following, please do...

@criley If you want, you can clone/fork my repo: https://gitlab.uncinc.nl/pub/composer-patches and run it internally on your own git server?

@joris-vercammen-cali I'll be happy to do it if it would be merged, which I don't think will happen. See https://github.com/cweagans/composer-patches/pull/184#issuecomment-380871460 for a hacky 'fix' if you want to use it...

For a quick and dirty workaround, you can execute this query on the MySQL DB to create a trigger: ``` DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS `snipeit`.`users_AFTER_INSERT_ADD_TO_GROUP`; DELIMITER $$ USE `snipeit`$$ CREATE...

Same issue here with Firefox 58.0b1 and U2F enabled.

The entire site doesn't work, nano s or none if visited on firefox with u2f enabled. I have to use chrome to visit MEW for this reason. Basically Firefox is...