Viktor Szakats

There is also a name mixup in autotools, which uses `CURLDEBUG` to decide whether to run `checksrc`.

An Apple system header is failing to compile with gcc. It's been happening since macOS SDK 13, also with gcc 11 or 13.2.0. The solution is to use SDK 12,...

The problem is detected in Apple headers, not in curl code. It may be a new incompatibility (and the old ones fixed?). Can you try building without Secure Transport to...

> > This fixes building tests with CURLDEBUG enabled but DEBUGBUILD disabled > > I wish we could drop the distinction completely and just use one of them. I can't...

There seem to be a few suspicious cases, where `DEBUGBUILD` and `CURLDEBUG` are mixed up in the code, too. E.g. `src/tool_operate.c` guards some debug features with `CURLDEBUG`. There is also...

> I'm with you on the first part (maybe something shorter?) but not the second part. Renaming DEBUGBUILD to CURL_DEBUG is confusing to me since we've been using CURLDEBUG for...

This seems to be an expected LF vs generated CRLF issue for 2305.

test 2305 fixed in dbd626ab825a28c02dd5b38cd4e5b09985ba9bad #13724.

It looks as if TFTP requests were executed twice: ``` % Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time Current Dload Upload Total Spent Left Speed 0 0...

`tftp_do()` is only called once: ``` === Start of file stderr271 % Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time Current Dload Upload Total Spent Left Speed 0...