On Monday 2007 August 27, Sam Vilain wrote:

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> I don't usually write git+ssh://, but I do consider it to be the form
> which is more in the spirit of application interoperability.  It says
> what it is, which is ssh tunnelled git protocol.

I'm not so sure that what you do with a connection is a relevant part of a 
URL.  What about this:

 $ ssh somehost mycommand

If I wrote that as a URL should it be

 mycommand+ssh://somehost/

?  Obviously not.  The protocol part tells you how to talk, not what you 
should be done with it.  The very fact that the first thing git does is run 
git-daemon (or whatever) demonstrates that you are talking "ssh" protocol 
_not_ "git+ssh" protocol.



Andy

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