Update remote_connection.py - #421
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If the connection is going to use https then don't modify the URL to use an IP address. Keep that sucker a hostname.
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i take it this is a fix for #420 ? |
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also can you confirm you've signed the cla |
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Fix for #420. Just signed the cla. |
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@lukeis can this still be merged? |
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Replaced by #3179. If anything different needs to be done, please discuss it there, or rebase this code better than I did and we can re-open. |
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If the connection is going to use https then don't modify the URL to use an IP address. Keep that sucker a hostname.