[command-details] page duplicated

thomas.bucaioni

In chapter 'command-details', pages 12 and 13 seem to have the same content

fcioanca

This has been corrected. Thank you for bringing this up.

thomas.bucaioni

You're welcome
Maybe another one: in chapter 'commits' p.1, the link index is strange

thomas.bucaioni

In chapter 'managing-local-and-remote-repositories', in the labs a few : are missing after the addresses

thomas.bucaioni

In lab 40.2, I had to type git clone ssh://172.168.1.6:22/tmp/my-remote-git-repo. The daemon runs with the --base-path=/tmp option and locally it works without /tmp/my-... but over ssh, it still takes the /tmp prefix

On the remote, the git protocol doesn't take the column: git clone git://172.168.1.6/my-remote-git-repo /tmp/my-remote-git-repo works on another workstation whereas it doesn't work locally.
But git clone git://172.168.1.6:/my-remote-git-repo /tmp/my-remote-git-repo works locally and not on the remote workstation

coop

In the commit chapter, the link "index" should just be the word index, you are correct. We will fix

On the missing ":" I haven't got an idea of what you mean

The git daemon set up is tempermental from distro to distro and version to version

thomas.bucaioni

About the colon, locally both commands git clone git://127.0.0.1:/my-remote-git-repo /tmp/my-remote-git-repo-2 and git clone git://127.0.0.1/my-remote-git-repo /tmp/my-remote-git-repo-2 work (with or without the colon after the ip address)
But on the remote workstation, the git protocol takes no colon after the ip address
And the ssh protocol takes a colon plus the port 22
(You already told me that you can't deal with Arch, but for information: the apache directory is /srv/http, the links don't work there, and it takes the http protocol by default)
If the git daemon varies a little bit each time, there's nothing surprising then

thomas.bucaioni

In chapter 'advanced-git-interfaces-gerrit' p. 3, the phrase "Reviewers one the ones who submit work to the upstream layer" seems strange. Maybe it's "push"?