David Catmull
David Catmull
Hard to replicate on purpose, and the difference is kind of subtle.
Me neither. Usually running `bootstrap` and making sure all the submodules are up to date is enough for me. I'll look into it more when I get the chance.
I think libgit2 is the only thing explicitly linking to libssl, and I don't think that is affected by release vs debug settings. What part of the build is it...
It looks like the xcconfig is supposed to be something Objective Git gets from Carthage. Are you sure you have that up to date?
The only "Release.xcconfig" I see is in /Xit/objective-git/Carthage/Checkouts/xcconfigs/Base/Configurations/. Do you have that there? Does the debug build work okay?
OK, glad you got it working. I guess the thing to do is submit a pull request to Objective Git.
I finally had a chance to test this out myself because I got an upgraded machine at work. After updating for Swift 4.1 and the latest Objective Git, I was...
As part of this, the stage view shouldn't allow regular commits when a `rebase` (or `am`) is in progress. Instead, it should have skip, continue, and abort commands.
I've created the [Hugbit](https://github.com/Uncommon/Hugbit) project for accessing GitHub features that don't belong in Xit. The plan is to make them work together, like dragging a repository from Hugbit to Xit...
It seems the current API doesn't support this. There is a note on the MIME types page about possible types for commit comments, so presumably this is in progress.