Sebastian Pfitzner

Do you have a MWE for this?

Just as another data point: I'm getting a similar error, `error code: 2148270094`, on several Windows machines in the uni network and deleting the cache prefix in `sources.list` gets rid...

Thanks @nalimilan, it seems most probably that that's the issue I'm seeing also. WinRPM is up to date, but I'm on Windows Server 2016, so the Enhanced Security thingy in...

That error seems to indicate a [`INET_E_INVALID_CERTIFICATE`](https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/ms775145(v=vs.85).aspx) (with `2148270105 == Int(0x800C0019)`). Seems to be a server side issue, I guess?

For me as well -- using powershell circumvents IE's Enhanced Security Configuration on Windows Server. I can prepare a PR (against Base?) if there's consensus on using that instead of...

I'm not particularly attached to the current naming convention. The markdown based approach is neat, but maybe a little too cute. How would we handle arbitrary elements? First `#` tag...

An added benefit of `@progressif` is that you can use it to work around any potential overhead introduced by the logging code, which isn't possible by changing/disabling the log handler.

Pretty sure that's just a bug which should be fixed by #41.

Just something like ``` @logprogress 0.2 _id=3 # it's up to you to ensure that "3" is unique :) ``` should do the trick. We have a global ID which...

Pretty sure this happens because I'm currently making the implicit assumption that docs are hosted at `/`, not at a sub-path. Should be a pretty easy fix though.