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Merging repos, deploying filters to GitHub Pages #461
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Average users who use the built-in list of adblockers do not need to do anything with this change, it will happen automatically with the next update.
However, those who manually installed one of the lists should update the URL
We currently have two repositories:
According to my experience, this
so we need to make 1 repo from this 2.
The plan is to delete the 'hufilter' repo and right after rename the 'hufilter-dev' repo back to 'hufilter', and the releases will happen on the gh-branch.
However, this also means changing the subscription URLs of the filters, so we have to be careful. So until the filter URLs change in all popular adblockers, I leave the two repository structure and just created a temporary deploy to the gh-pages branch in the 'hufilter' repo. This allows the old and new subscription URLs to work simultaneously during the transition period.
I also think it would be worthwhile to use jsDelivr instead of github.io URLs, for two reasons:
So the final URLs look like this:
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