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There are two minor issues in the steps of unit Exercise - Try out Git:
Initializing git repository for git 2.28.0+ it says:
If you're running Git version 2.28.0 or later, use the following commands: git init --initial-branch=main git init -b main
If you're running Git version 2.28.0 or later, use the following commands:
git init --initial-branch=main git init -b main
As far as I see, only one of those should be used, as they do the exact same thing:
Later the whole unit mentions master as the branch name. It should be main according to the init parameters.
master
main
init
Command to init git repo should look something like:
git init --initial-branch=main # OR git init -b main
main should be used instead of master in the remaining part of the unit.
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There are two minor issues in the steps of unit Exercise - Try out Git:
Initializing git repository for git 2.28.0+ it says:
Issue 1
As far as I see, only one of those should be used, as they do the exact same thing:
Issue 2
Later the whole unit mentions
master
as the branch name. It should bemain
according to theinit
parameters.To Reproduce
Expected behavior
Command to init git repo should look something like:
git init --initial-branch=main # OR git init -b main
main
should be used instead ofmaster
in the remaining part of the unit.Screenshots
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