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Sad to see you leave. Please reconsider. That said - should you stay, try seeing things from Davids POV. He is trying to help but that is kind of hard when he has to pull every tidbit of information out of you. David could have just stopped replying, which would have left you slightly more annoyed, I bet.

If you care about quality it does not really matter where the bug was reported. What matters is that people who need to know are aware of the bug.

That is like me saying I won't create a BitBucket account to file a report for Spring4D. How would you feel if people won't take the 2 minutes to sign up and file a report?

Great. Thank you for testing.

Hi Dmitry, as far as I can see, the patch works!

If I understand correctly, this has nothing to do with a pipeline. a) You "create a protocol" (whatever that means) b) You submit that protocol to a background thread to execute it and c) you repeat step b. And you can do all that with different protocols. As one protocol is a normal serial process, it has nothing to do with threading. Just implement "protocol runner" as a state machine. Then create a Background Worker abstraction and submit it work items. One work item = one "protocol runnner".

Many tools are just too basic. Only TortoiseGit provides almost all options in useful ways. Only issue is that it take time to configure it in way that you want and learn ways to do things. Like that you can create/switch branches from Log view etc. It last year there was really huge improvements in Git for Windows and TortoiseGit.

@Esteban Pacheco TBH Both of them are nerving in some degree but in this case DH has a point, this was like an IRC like self-conversation leading to nowhere.

We actually have Off-Topic here: https://en.delphipraxis.net/forum/17-offtopic/

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In latest roadmap it was newer scheduled for 10.3, but for some 10.3.x update Android 64bit is scheduled for 10.4 AFAIK, this roadmap as far as those compilers are concerned is still valid. When exactly any of those releases will actually hit the road, anyone's guess is as good as mine. macOS 64-bit is needed not just for developing macOS apps, but also internally for iOS development toolchain and supporting iOS 11 and iOS 12 simulators. Last year, there was public beta for Delphi developers on active subscription that allowed publishing Android applications built with beta on Google Play store. If nothing else similar scenario can be expected for Android 64 bit compiler. I know this is far from ideal... but... To be on the safe side... anyone should prepare for the worst and release any major updates before August deadline...

I tried it both inside the debugger and outside the debugger with 10.3 with Win32 on Windows 7. At first it didn't work at all, as you described. Then it suddenly started working after I tried solution #1 in this article, https://knowledge.autodesk.com/search-result/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/Install-Failure-Error-997-Overlapped-I-O-operation-is-in-progress.html Now I am not so sure why it started working and I cannot stop it from working, go figure. Since I know you are skeptic of actually running and testing on Win7, I attached a screenshot.

Does not work here when compiled with Delphi 10.1 (Win 7 Pro x64) with the same symptoms - server hangs. But works perfectly when compiled with Delphi XE in the same environment.

As I am still looking for a usable GIT client that matches the ease of the TortoiseHG workbench, I should probably evaluate SourceTree again.