Johannes Schindelin
Johannes Schindelin
The problem introduced by this relaxing of rules is, of course, that having merge commits `Merge branch 'bug'` and `Merge branch 'bug/1234`' will all of a sudden fail with file/directory...
> Yes, but that was already a hazard of having those two branch names to begin with under `refs/heads`. Not at all. You can easily run into such a situation...
I don't think that the benefits are worth the incredible pain of introducing d/f conflicts that will then have to be deconflicted with a rather fragile logic (slash after dot...
> Dots aren't allowed in labels, and this does not alter that. By your own reasoning, dots _should_ be allowed, though. Just think of `Merge branch "fix-access-to-github.com"`. By your very...
> Slashes are more important That's just _your_ opinion, man.
> Because of this, I'd like to have libvncclient to support these use cases. Heck, I'd even implement it myself, but I'd like to get some input on how it...
@olback good thing that you can push the branch to your fork, then, to build the artifacts yourself :grin:
> @dscho Probably too late, but I completely forgot about this, is this still open? @sohomdatta1 I don't know that it ever _was_ open. I guess you still could reply...
> but mintty on cygwin on Windows 11 is immune to this issue. @apodtele do you have any idea why?
@Hakkin could you dig a bit deeper into this? I tried the same thing with a dummy C program: ```c #include int main(int argc, char **argv) { printf("Hello\n"); return 0;...