The auto-generated is simple enough that it's pretty readable without
indentation, and on Emacs 24.4 the indent-region function prints a
message.
Also, since we didn't change to elisp mode, the indentation wasn't doing
anything until now anyway.
* methods/el-get-emacswiki.el (el-get-emacswiki-retrieve-package-list):
Throw error if we didn't get HTTP 2xx.
* el-get-install.el: Show warning if
`el-get-emacswiki-build-local-recipes' fails.
In most cases, we assume any connection is insecure unless the URL
starts with "https://", "$USERNAME@", or "ssh". There are a few
exceptions: I'm assuming all Emacswiki packages are insecure, and I
don't think we can know whether packages installed via Google Go are
secure or not.
Since emacswiki recipes might not have an explicit :url in their recipe,
the :compute-checksum method should fallback to the base url, like the
:install and :guess-website methods.
Currently this has no function other than documentation, but it could
be given a function later, such as allowing manually-written recipes
to take precedence over auto-generated ones.
This ensures that they will pick up updates to their parent methods
without having to add any code. In particular, git-svn and emacsmirror
will automatically pick up the new git checksum method.
