Dimitri Bouniol
Dimitri Bouniol
Nope, just the command line tool.
> but not configured as a USB device This seems to mirror my experience. As you suggested, this is how I am using the server tickle (Though with `1,1` -...
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A specific use case could be to generate personalized appcasts much more easily via an API.
I'm getting this too, in Xcode 5.0.1 and iOS 7. It seems to be crashing in GPUImageMovieWriter.m:548 ``` obj-c NSAssert(status == GL_FRAMEBUFFER_COMPLETE, @"Incomplete filter FBO: %d", status); ```
Running into a similar variation of this:
I agree that being able to pass in a custom hostname in any scenario is probably the better way to go about this. If one is not provided though, should...
If I were to add this to `Configuration`, I can do it in two ways: - Add a `.hostnameOverride: String?`, which would always override the hostname with the specified string...
Ah, that makes sense. Let me draft out something along those lines.
Here is something I came up with: https://github.com/swift-server/async-http-client/compare/master...dimitribouniol:hostname-overrides (still missing tests) Specifically, the `HostnameRepresentationResolver` here: https://github.com/dimitribouniol/async-http-client/blob/ebdca3abed0934f4128fbd13386d6f2b1b483ac8/Sources/AsyncHTTPClient/HTTPClient.swift#L658-L742 Essentially, I add a new `HostnameRepresentationResolver` to the configuration that can be used to...