No "git init" in main page "see it in action" section? Is that fair?

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Hello all,

Small thing but asking anyway.

I was looking at the pijul.org main page and the great “SEE IT IN ACTION” section at the bottom.
The first row, for the Pijul column on the right, we list the “pijul init” command to initialize a pijul repo. All good. However in the git column I don’t see a matching “git init”.

I thought “that’s odd”. Could this is a git feature I don’t know about, and git will automatically initialize a repo when “git add f.txt” is run? So I tried:

$ printf ‘A\nB\n’ > f.txt
$ git add f.txt
fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git

So nope, the commands as listed don’t work.
Should we add a “git init” in the left column, like we have the “pijul init” in the right column?

Also, is the page code in a repo where I can propose a change?

PS: Thanks for the amazing work on the site, I love it.

Regards,

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François

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The repo is the same as the Nest (pijul / nest), under folder “site”. Feel free to open discussions by pushing your changes with --to-channel :0.