Replace git:// with https:// in github.com paths#5
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johnomotani wants to merge 1 commit intoboutproject:masterfrom
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Replace git:// with https:// in github.com paths#5johnomotani wants to merge 1 commit intoboutproject:masterfrom
johnomotani wants to merge 1 commit intoboutproject:masterfrom
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git://protocol does not work for me. Probably because of the company firewall. I had to replace it withhttps://. Maybe this is a useful change? If I understand right, the git protocol is supposed to have better performance, but this repo is small anyway. https may be more robust when accessing through firewalls, so I made this PR. No strong opinion on whether it should go in though - we could just put a note in the README.md instead.