Forces using https for the regular registries #7393
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* Forces using https for the regular registries * Fixes linting * Updates the changelog * Adds npmjs.com to the list
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* Forces using https for the regular registries * Fixes linting * Updates the changelog * Adds npmjs.com to the list
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Summary
The npm registry had an outage some time ago and returned
http:protocols instead ofhttps:for various projects. The following diff ensures that we always use https no matter what for both the npm registry and the yarn registry.Test plan
Added unit tests.