Yes, please file a bug for this, describing the cross-drive situation.
Include the output of a 'generate.py info' run in your app. If you can
attach your config.json and a source script (under source/script/ in
your app) to the bug. And add a reference to bug#2144 (which was
concerned with cross-dr
Thomas,
I finally found the time to file a bug (#4322) concerning urllib/2.
And thanks to your suggestions I could solve my problem of a
contrib-enhanced program not showing up in the browser window. I found out
that - at least under Windows - the cache/downloads directory for
contributions ha
Norbert,
thanks for exploring this. Please go through the effort of creating a
bug and dump your findings into it, including the URL you mentioned and
the patch you applied to the generator. Maybe we switch to urllib2 in
general.
> However, when I try to run such an application it does get loaded
Thanks for the hint, Thomas - and this is what I found out (I had zero
knowledge of Python, now I know at least some tiny details):
The urllib module doesn't support proxies that require authentication. Since
I'm sitting behind one of those beasts I had to use the urllib2 module and
modify the ge
Hi,
is there any chance of getting the generator to download a qooxdoo
contribution from behind a proxy server?
Cheers,
Norbert
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The generator uses the urllib module of Python. This module checks for
proxy settings in the shell environment which runs the generator
command. ON *ix systems for example, you can set an environment
variable, like
http_proxy="http://www.someproxy.com:3128";; export http_proxy
On Windows, if no
