[HTTPS-Everywhere] Git repositories available

[Daniel Kahn Gillmor]

On 10/07/2010 04:11 PM, Mike Perry wrote:
> We've just completed moving the HTTPS-Everywhere source code
> repositories over to git using the Tor Project's infrastructure. This
> should mean that it will be much easier for us to manage user
> contributed rules and patches.

thanks for doing this!

> Most likely the only remote you'll need to pay attention to is schoen.
> We plan on compiling all rules sent to this mailinglist to that remote
> under the branch name "every-last-rule". Slightly more tested
> rules should appear under the branch name "tested-rules".

my own git repo is at:

 git://lair.fifthhorseman.net/~dkg/https-everywhere

the master branch has several cleanup commits and new rules to offer,
all rebased against the master branch.  Feel free to merge or
cherry-pick them as you like.

If any of the material there could be considered copyrightable, i offer
it all under the same license as the HTTPS Everywhere extension itself
(GPL-2+).

Regards,

	--dkg

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