
it's clearly your fault, please don't commit anything that breaks the build again

The download link does lead to a non-existing page:
http://git.openclonk.org/autobuild/514ef17db0da277885000001#buildstep_make_3a_20openclonk
links to
http://git.openclonk.org/static/builds/514ef17db0da277885000001/openclonk-671a8152238f-win32-amd64-mingw.exe.gz
which is a 404.
Also, is the autobuild service under git.openclonk.org now? I'm still using hg.openclonk.org in the snapshot script.
http://git.openclonk.org/autobuild/514ef17db0da277885000001#buildstep_make_3a_20openclonk
links to
http://git.openclonk.org/static/builds/514ef17db0da277885000001/openclonk-671a8152238f-win32-amd64-mingw.exe.gz
which is a 404.
Also, is the autobuild service under git.openclonk.org now? I'm still using hg.openclonk.org in the snapshot script.
Whoops. (The links on the overview page were correct though.)
> Also, is the autobuild service under git.openclonk.org now? I'm still using hg.openclonk.org in the snapshot script.
That's fine, as long as your script understands 301/302 redirects it'll point at the correct location (whatever that may be in the future).
Also, the download page is broken: http://www.openclonk.org/download/


I found out that this is because the release scripts hardcode the host name which to get the binary from, instead of using relative paths. I've added an alias to the webserver now so it should work again.
Do you mean that since I got redirected to git.openclonk.org I should apply the relative path to that instead of hg.openclonk.org/[some relative path]?

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