Re: "git-whatever" the new style vs. "git whatever"?
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jidanni@jidanni.org <jidanni@jidanni.org>
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- Dec 29, 2008, 22:22 UTC
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>> That shouldn't be a problem for much longer because "git-whatever" >> will stop working. From what I understand, "git whatever" has >> always been the preferred form, and the fact that "git-whatever" >> worked was just a implementation detail.
I thought if A worked from the start, and now B also works, you all must have been moving to B, and so I made all my shell scripts use B.
ALAS> This is a revisionist history. Check the history of the git command to ALAS> find out when it was created and then check the ML archives for ALAS> related discussions.
All I know is we beginners just encounter both forms in the literature and won't know about looking into whatever histories... and assumed until this post that git-whatever was the new style! OK, now I know the truth.