See issue #8694. Previously wombat256 was downloading its source from
the vim website using fetchurl. The builder was failing when it tried to
unpack the .vim source file. Using the vim-scripts github repo avoids
this problem.
Regression introduced by 5f55788531.
The commit not only changes documentation, but also changed a few
variable names. One of them is $i which now is $f and it contains the
name of the file to wrap.
This was accidentally found by @Profpatsch (thanks!) who found himself
getting the basename of the last patch file to end up in sys.argv[0].
The reason for this is that $i is used in the for loop of the generic
patchPhase and thus is reused later when the Python file is to be
wrapped.
I have also added a small comment noting about this, to be sure that
this won't accidentally occur the next time someone changes variable
names.
Signed-off-by: aszlig <aszlig@redmoonstudios.org>
In general, you don't want a .tar.gz file to be served with
"Content-Encoding: x-gzip", because this causes browsers (like Chrome
or "curl --compressed") to decompress the file on the fly. So you end
up with a .tar rather than .tar.gz file, which is unexpected.
If people want such encodings, they should set them in their own NixOS
configuration.
Currently the movie tab is broken. It's fixed in the experimental branch (master)
http://status.popcorntime.io/
> * Update - Issue with the subtitles API affects Release 0.3.7-2, Experimental builds are fine
> May 13, 22:54 EDT
> [...]
> * Identified - The issue with the YTS API (Movies) seems to be related to a bad response for one of the movies. The movies page will continue to be intermittent until the issue is resolved.
> May 10, 21:29 EDT
> * Investigating - YTS (Movies) is currently unavailable for Popcorn Time release 0.3.7-2, but is still working for the experimental builds. We're looking into what the issue could be and why it's only affecting release 0.3.7-2
> May 10, 18:34 EDT
