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Always build HTTPSE with the latest rulesets, fix #7 #12

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@cschanaj cschanaj changed the title Always build HTTPSE with the latest ruleset versions, fix #7 Always build HTTPSE with the latest rulesets, fix #7 Jan 15, 2019
@diracdeltas diracdeltas self-requested a review January 18, 2019 00:33
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} else {
let timestamp = ''
let baseURL = 'https://www.https-rulesets.org/v1/'
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does EFF guarantee that the rulesets published under v1 will be compatible with HTTPSE'2018.9.19' ? i assume so but just checking because they've done a few updates in the past where the format has changed (and so auto-updating would have broken Brave).

otherwise this approach looks great

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The v1 directory was added as per EFForg/https-everywhere#14907 (comment) and EFForg/https-everywhere#14907 (comment), so I assume there shouldn't be breaking changes in the rulesets format. Maybe @Hainish @zoracon from EFF can help guarantee that?

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@bsclifton when you get a chance, please merge this and upload the new HTTPS Everywhere rulesets. Thanks

@bsclifton bsclifton merged commit 8d5a625 into brave:master Jan 23, 2019
@cschanaj cschanaj deleted the fix-7 branch January 23, 2019 22:53
fmarier added a commit to fmarier/https-everywhere-builder that referenced this pull request Jan 24, 2019
There is no need to bump the XPI version number anymore.
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