Are the git commit messages missing for others?

[Hisashi T Fujinaka]

I noticed the last message for me and on the Google groups archive is
for 9.1.1891 and a git pull gives me 9.1.1896.

Can someone prod the git repo?

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[John]

On 04-Nov-2025 10:08, Hisashi T Fujinaka wrote:
> I noticed the last message for me and on the Google groups archive is
> for 9.1.1891 and a git pull gives me 9.1.1896.
>
> Can someone prod the git repo?
>

Same here.

[Christian Brabandt]

> --


Sometimes google blocks my mails, suspecting spam. Not much I can do
against it.

Thanks,
Chris

[Hisashi T Fujinaka]

Well, no git notices since 10/31. Makes it harder to keep track to push
changes to fink (MacOS package manager), but I guess I can live with it.

I suppose I can just cancel my subscription to vim mailing lists since I
just have to blindly "git pull" anyway.

[Christian Brabandt]

On Di, 04 Nov 2025, Hisashi T Fujinaka wrote:

> Well, no git notices since 10/31. Makes it harder to keep track to push
> changes to fink (MacOS package manager), but I guess I can live with it.

I noticed two things, not sure if they are related:
the cronjob stopped working. I think this was because pushing to hgweb
failed, that is the only explanation I have. Now a few missing commits
have also been sent out here.

I have slightly tweaked the apache2 configuration, and make sure the
mercurial push works now, but who knows for how long. The Apache
Webserver Log is full of WSGI errors.

I'll most likely disable Mercurial in the coming days. It's been causing
too much trouble for dubious gains.

Thanks,
Christian
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