I wanted to delete a branch, but I couldn't in spite of reading this document. The problem was, the branch I wanted to delete was the default branch.
Even though it is stated in this document, it was not given enough importance that everyone would see it.
* Add missing redirects
The `setting-up-and-managing-your-enterprise-account` directory was renamed to `setting-up-and-managing-your-enterprise` but most of the redirects to reflect this change were not put in place.
* Remove trailing spaces
* 💅 order
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Added bullet point under "when you block a user" to state that when a user is blocked they are not able to join any organizations you are an owner of. Issue #1035
* Fix the broken Android mirror link
The AOSP mirror was moved some years ago, and was no longer github.com/android but rather github.com/aosp-mirror. The github.com/android organization nowadays is not a mirror.
* Change names of repo links to match actual names
I've updated the linked names of the repos to match the names of the repos that are displayed when you click through to them.
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* doc: update phrasing to use `default branch` rather than `main`
* doc: use active voice
* Modify step 3 and fix typo
The point being made in step 3 is a general one that applies to all branches, so I've modified a sentence slightly.
Corrected a typo in step 5.
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In the 2nd edition of the Pro Git book, the Subtree Merging chapter has
been subsumed by an Advanced Merging chapter, which contains a
subsection on subtree merging.
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Lately i'm working on an unofficial Chinese translation of GitHub Pages docs due to the incompletion of the original and currently there is no way to contribute translations to the docs. So, I hope that's ok to you guys.
The thing is, I'm seeing that this document is using both `<user>` and `<username>` as subdomain pronouns among the context. It's not a big problem, but in my opnion, this might cause some unnecessary confusion to some users.
If it was intended to be so, I'd like to know why?
Thank you!
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