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The linked page, which shows the manual page of the main git command is titled "Latest version", version 2.48 as of this writing. There is an option to switch to an earlier version. When the version 2.47.0 is selected, the list of commands is present.
In particular, scroll down to High-level commands and further down to Low-level commands. There should be a list of commands with a short summary under each of the sub-sections, but there are none, just the section titles.
I am using Firefox on Linux.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
As of Git's 9219325be74 (Documentation: allow sourcing generated
includes from separate dir, 2024-12-06), there are no regular
`include::<path>` statements left that were expected by the
`update-docs.rb` script, but they are now `include::{build_dir}/<path>`
instead.
Let's accommodate for that.
This fixesgit#1941
Signed-off-by: Johannes Schindelin <[email protected]>
The main reference page for the
git
command, which usually lists all sub-commands, does not list any of these commands.URL for broken page
https://git-scm.com/docs/git
Problem
The linked page, which shows the manual page of the main
git
command is titled "Latest version", version 2.48 as of this writing. There is an option to switch to an earlier version. When the version 2.47.0 is selected, the list of commands is present.In particular, scroll down to High-level commands and further down to Low-level commands. There should be a list of commands with a short summary under each of the sub-sections, but there are none, just the section titles.
I am using Firefox on Linux.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: