On 05/11/2010 03:21 AM, Karl Fogel wrote:
In a nutshell: svn repo behind a thin connection, not meant to take a
full server workload. Username/password is a great way to get the
branch onto LP and available to the world, but our displaying the
login to the public would be a blocker.
If the
Jeroen Vermeulen j...@canonical.com writes:
I don't think I follow the argument here. What kind of trust are you
talking about? If it's trust in honesty on our part, viewers already
have to trust that we deploy the same code we publish, with no hidden
tricks. If it's trust in timely
Jeroen Vermeulen j...@canonical.com writes:
This just came up and it happens to be something that we discussed
last cycle: users can now include username/password in URLs for their
revision control repositories when setting up a mirrored branch, but
currently the UI will display this information
Hi Michael, Tim, list.
This just came up and it happens to be something that we discussed last
cycle: users can now include username/password in URLs for their
revision control repositories when setting up a mirrored branch, but
currently the UI will display this information to the public.
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