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The docs show-case examples with @some-branch in remote URLs followed by a file path with slashes. But what if a branch name itself has slashes in it?
It is common to have branches like features/issue-number/branch-description or release/v1.0. Is it possible to still reference them w/o resorting to using commit SHAs? Would urlescaping of these slashes work?
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Is it possible to still reference them w/o resorting to using commit SHAs? Would urlescaping of these slashes work?
To be honest, I don't think this will work.
I didn't cover such possibilities because I was thinking mostly of common branch names like master, develop and main.
That's what happens when you work alone without code review. 😅
I'll try this when I have time, and see what breaks (or hopefully works).
The docs show-case examples with
@some-branch
in remote URLs followed by a file path with slashes. But what if a branch name itself has slashes in it?It is common to have branches like
features/issue-number/branch-description
orrelease/v1.0
. Is it possible to still reference them w/o resorting to using commit SHAs? Would urlescaping of these slashes work?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: