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This should be
https
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@ocefpaf Is
http
being deprecated and turned-off? i.e. we should move tohttps
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Yes. In fact I am surprised that the
wget
worked here. I spent my whole weekend fixing that in mane places in conda-forge 😄There was a problem hiding this comment.
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You sure know how to have fun 😉
Thanks for the heads-up @ocefpaf
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It auto-redirects to the https version, which wget seems OK with... Best move to https anyway though.
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@ajdawson Thanks for digging. I've pushed up #2228 ... but it's a pretty safe bet that we use
http://
in all our SciTools.travis.yml
files ... we should move them all over really.