Reported by valleegr on 27 Apr 2010 12:19 UTC
If rapt is set up to use a local repository that do not include valid metadata, it will fail. This is a problem since OSCAR sometimes automatically add local repository without guaranteeing they will have valid metadata. A solution is for RAPT to ignore such local repos and just display a warning.
Reported by valleegr on 27 Apr 2010 12:19 UTC If rapt is set up to use a local repository that do not include valid metadata, it will fail. This is a problem since OSCAR sometimes automatically add local repository without guaranteeing they will have valid metadata. A solution is for RAPT to ignore such local repos and just display a warning.