HudsonMC16

So seems it would make sense for each function to access the url in the same way. Do we have a preference? Should the `.url` code be fixed to quit...

Maybe I'm being dense, and I would love to try and contribute, but I am not seeing where [`Remote`](https://github.com/gitpython-developers/GitPython/blob/24cd6dafc0008f155271f9462ae6ba6f0c0127a4/git/remote.py#L390) inherits its `url` property. The code you linked above was from...

Entry from the actual git config file looks like this: ``` [remote "origin"] url = \\\\network\\path\\to\\repo fetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/origin/* ``` It looks like gitpython implements its own configparser inherited from...

So, escape characters on different platforms and encodings make my head spin, but I expect this is a windows-only problem due to windows use of backslashes in paths. Even on...

I forgot to include, I think the reason the `'rt'` mode works, is because it automatically correctly escapes the backslashes, similar to decoding using the python `'unicode-escape'` encoding. So, for...

Yeah, I know what you mean about the git configuration files. I went looking for something also, but couldn't find anything. We could potentially decode with `'unicode-escape'` like you suggest....

Linked commit doesn't appear to fix this issue. If I'm understanding this correctly, this issue was referencing the behavior of the android keyboard when using OS gesture navigation. In order...

Yeah, maybe this issue is too specific, in it being a feature request at all. To me, the issue is calling the android keyboard is currently not implemented in an...

> We considered briefly having the user swipe from the bottom of the screen to open the keyboard, with the bottom few pixels being a sort of "dead zone". Code...