@dextercd

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Show threaddextercdFeb 26

@nedbat You can technically commit empty directories with some Git magic (https://github.com/dextercd/git-empty-directory/tree/main), but it's probably unwise.

A README is a lot more helpful. Good idea

GitHub - dextercd/git-empty-directory: demo git repo containing an empty directory

demo git repo containing an empty directory. Contribute to dextercd/git-empty-directory development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Show threaddextercdFeb 4
@b0rk This is what it displays in full
Show threaddextercdFeb 4
@b0rk This is Chromium on Arch. Yes, above this it also says the request has been blocked by CORS.
Show threaddextercdFeb 4

@b0rk I think people can get stun locked when they see request failed along with '200 OK' in the browser console.

On the flip side, when the service that you're doing CORS requests to goes down and returns 5xx errors, it often stops including the headers. This means there are *also* CORS errors in the console and makes people think that's where the issue lies and not the fact the service is simply down.