Git submodules: update urls to use https #5694
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Purpose and Motivation
Fixes #5693
GitHub made changes to improve security, deprecating the use of
git://
protocol. Our builds started to fail because of this, since the submodules were not being fetched. The solution is to update the submodule URLs to usehttps://
.See https://github.blog/2021-09-01-improving-git-protocol-security-github for more details.
Updating forks
After this change is pulled in, all repository users should update their forks to pull in the fix and then run
git submodule sync
afterwards to update the URLs in the local repository.Types of changes
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