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@wholtz wholtz commented Nov 10, 2017

The closure compiler now responds with status 302 when unencrypted access is attempted. This results in an error when running make release.
google/closure-compiler#2693

The closure compiler now responds with status 302 when unencrypted access is attempted. This results in an error when running `make release`.
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wholtz commented Nov 13, 2017

I signed it!

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