* Despite a newer version of QuickTime Player, v10.4,
QuickTime Player 7 is still a requirement for many
professional media software.
* removed comment
* version interpolation
* Revert "Update intellij-idea-eap to 2017.1,171.3780.15 (#3446
)"
This reverts commit ec5ae65ba8.
* Update intellij-idea-eap (2016.3 EAP) to version 2016.3.5 build 163.13906.18
* Update intellij-idea-ce-eap (2016.3 EAP) to version 2016.3.5 build 163.13906.18
The cask scrapes an HTML page for the latest nightly. Either is
normally served over a secure connection; the URL of the page is:
https://nightlies.videolan.org/build/macosx-intel/last/
However, things happen whenever a user agent requests the same thing
without the trailing `/`:
https://nightlies.videolan.org/build/macosx-intel/last
This apparently fires some quirky server-side rewrite, causing the
server to first _downgrade_ the request via a [HTTP
301](https://http.cat/301) response, adding the trailing slash while
at it, then following up to the second request with an [HTTP
307](https://http.cat/307), immediately _upgrading_ again to HTTPS.
This feels like a server-side misconfiguration to me; it kinda
defeats the purpose of HTTPS and is obviously not wanted by anyone. I
feel the best place to fix this is on the server; I have just
informed j-b (one of the upstream sysadmins) and got a reply that
they’re going to fix it server-side.
That said, I still believe it’s a good idea for the cask to use the
canonical URL anyway – if only to avoid the redirect altogether, and
to be less dependent on a fix. Hence, this commit.
ericpardee
Eliezio Oliveira
Victor Popkov
Maciej Matys
neutric
Konrad Kierys
Artem Medvedev
Vítor Galvão
Gobinath Mallaiyan
Sebastian Schmidt
Claudia
Miccal Matthews
yyar
Alexandre Alonso
marcopelegrini
Kevin Hwang
Tom Janson
Ryan Duryea
Bo Link