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I am start learning GIT and the documentation syntax is confusing.
What does [1] signify in use cases such as "git-add[1]", or "git-commit[1]"?
It is all over the documentation. On some website pages it appears as parentheses – "git-init(1)"
What does it represent?
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What does [1] signify in use cases such as "git-add[1]", or "git-commit[1]"?
It is all over the documentation. On some website pages it appears as parentheses – "git-init(1)"
What does it represent?
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I am start learning GIT and the documentation syntax is confusing.
What does [1] signify in use cases such as "git-add[1]", or "git-commit[1]"?
It is all over the documentation. On some website pages it appears as parentheses – "git-init(1)"
What does it represent?
git documentation
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What does [1] signify in use cases such as "git-add[1]", or "git-commit[1]"?
It is all over the documentation. On some website pages it appears as parentheses – "git-init(1)"
What does it represent?
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