Eric Hodel
Eric Hodel
Does this raise an exception?
Ok. The problem is with the "negotiate" option in the header. Until I fix your bug you can strip it before calling `auth_header`
To implement this properly you would need to tell net-http-persistent which hostnames a certificate was usable for. I will think about what API to use.
Yes, that would be fine
OpenSSL says "SSLv3" when negotiating a TLSv1+ connection for whatever reason. I think this is due to session resumption not being supported correctly, I imagine what happens is: 1. New...
[This line](https://github.com/jimweirich/rake/blame/ffda9d6/lib/rake/application.rb#L636) is doing it, but has been doing that since 2009 (maybe earlier as that commit moves things around). This should be easy to fix.
No problem!
I had to revert this fix as it causes problems such as rails/spring#366 and there doesn't seem to be two ways to do this. I'm not sure there is an...
It's not necessarily spring by itself, but spring + new relic or something else that calls `Rake.application` and gets captured. With Ruby 2.2 coming soon releasing a Rake 11 now...
At this time I can't update the links in the repository as I am not an admin. Rake's official repository will be moving to https://github.com/ruby/rake soon, though.