Use HTTPS links for go.microsoft.com#2046
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I replace all occurrences of http://go.microsoft.com with https://go.microsoft.com in text files.
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I re-triggered Travis CI build, which was timed-out and may be unrelated to the change. |
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LGTM. I think this shouldn't cause any issues to Update-Help or Get-Help -Online, but @Francisco-Gamino can you please confirm? |
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We have get-help -online tests on Window which will break. However, I am not sure if these tests have been ported. @adityapatwardhan, have we ported the get-help -online tests to GitHub? If we have not, then we need a work item to update fwlinks when porting these tests. Thanks. |
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@Francisco-Gamino why |
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LGTM @JamesWTruher Are the help tests ported? |
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LGTM. I opened an issue to port the updatable help tests to Open PowerShell. See #2164 |
For better security and privacy, I think it is better to use HTTPS links wherever possible. So I replace all occurrences of
http://go.microsoft.comwithhttps://go.microsoft.comin all non-binary files in this repository. Note that some go.microsoft.com links redirect to http and then to https, such as https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=135255. They should redirect to https directly. Could you fix them on the server side?