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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change @@ -133,9 +133,9 @@ Andrew Johnson asked on the mailing list:
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> While reading Pro Git 2nd Ed. I came across these three methods:
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- > $ git help < verb >
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- > $ git < verb > -- help
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- > $ man git-< verb >
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+ > $ git help & lt ; verb& gt ; < br >
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+ > $ git & lt ; verb& gt ; & dash ;& dash ; help< br >
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+ > $ man git& dash ;& lt ; verb& gt ; < br >
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> I tested all three to confirm they were equivalent.
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@@ -146,11 +146,11 @@ Andrew Johnson asked on the mailing list:
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Fredrik Gustafsson was the first to answer. He first said that the
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three commands are not actually equivalent on Windows as:
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- > $ man git-< verb >
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+ > $ man git& dash ;& lt ; verb& gt ;
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> does not work and
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- > $ git help < verb >
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+ > $ git help & lt ; verb& gt ;
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> opens a webbrowser instead of a man page.
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