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Hi @sebistenzel, We're actually in the process of switching away from the repo tool, so we might not want to merge this directly. But we'll make sure to have the right https:// links as part of the new structure. |
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If you can merge this in the meantime would be helpful |
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@stez-mind as per today this branch still need to be merged. And I've got a failure while issuing repo sync command. Can you elaborate more on the tool that will eventually substitute google repo? Thanks. Ps: can you merge this PR? |
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Switch git repositories to https://github.com/ as unencrypted git:// is no
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https://github.blog/2021-09-01-improving-git-protocol-security-github/.