Coverage remained the same at 52.298% when pulling 83ccde3 on iliubang:master into 581eb9c on phpbrew:master.

@iliubang please remove the changes in bin/phpbrew. This file will be rebuild once a new version is released. Do you also mind changing all http://*.php.net URLs for consistency?

@morozov I have removed the changes in bin/phpbrew.

Thank you. What about the rest of the URLs?

@morozov The rest of the URLs do not need to switch to HTTPS.

@iliubang Why not? There's an HTTPS mirror of http://www.php.net/ at https://secure.php.net/. http://museum.php.net/ is indeed inaccessible via HTTPS.

@jhdxr do you have any objections? Switching to HTTPS means that installing PHP itself or PECL extensions will require PHP compiled with OpenSSL.

@morozov nope, but I suggest we'd better offer an option for it, like --ansi / --no-ansi, since sometimes there might be some problem with the local environment during certificate check.

@jhdxr do you mean options like --ssl / --no-ssl which would enable/disable the usage of HTTPS when fetching resources or something like --no-check-certificate in wget which will disable checking the certificate signature?

The first would make more sense if PHPBrew controlled the web servers where it downloads packages from (like Composer and Packagist, see composer/composer#5436). Otherwise, if at some point php.net starts redirecting from HTTP to HTTPs, those switches will become useless.

As for the second, what kind of problems with local environment do you mean? The only valid case I'm aware of when a user wants to disable certificate check is for testing their own service with self-signed certificates. Is there another case when it's needed?

@iliubang please rebase master so your Travis build gets fixed.

I'm sorry I accidentally deleted the fork, I have no good way to deal with it now. Could you please delete this PR, or tell me some good idea to handle it.