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You could use refactoring tools in your IDE to rename all usages of HTTP to HTTPS.

• sokoloff 6y ago
  Which will break other code where someone wrote: // Ensure all outgoing URLs are https: URL = URL.Replace(HTTP, HTTPS);
  • tppiotrowski 6y ago
    Technically it would still work though? Replace(HTTPS, HTTPS)
    • sokoloff 6y ago
      It depends on what you mean by "still work", but in general I'd say "No, it won't work." If URL starts as "http://www.google.com/ http://www.google.com/", and I expect that will get re-written to an https URL here, the code will compile and run without throwing any errors, but won't accomplish the intent of why that line of code was written and was doing previously. (URL will still contain "http://www.google.com/ http://www.google.com/")