Dnia niedziela 29. października 2006 00:18, Robin Rosenberg napisał:
lördag 28 oktober 2006 15:53 skrev Jakub Narebski:
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But for example git(7) man page lists git commands clearly divided between
low-level commands (plumbing): manipulation commands, interrogation
commands, synching commands and high level commands (porcelain): main
commands, ancillary commands. The "git help" and "git --help" shows the
most commonly used git commands with short description of each command
("git help -a" show all commands).
I believe people tend to skim through documentation looking for pieces of
information rather than read it from start to end. So they find themselves
reading the plumbing documentation first. Simply reordering documentation to
list the porcelain commands before the plumbing would make the git man page
less scary to newcomers.
Good idea. Thanks.
Current ordering in git(7) man page is probably the result of bottom-up
git development. First there were plumbing commands (well, first was
repository format AFAICT, but I digress...).
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Jakub Narebski