On December 10, 2017 3:24 PM Mahmoud wrote:
>It appears that for non-standard ports to be specified for ssh-based
clones/checkouts, the leading "ssh://" prefix must
>be applied. I am unsure if there's a reason for this or if it is simply an
overlooked idiosyncrasy in the parser.
>Basically, while `git clone ssh://g...@example.com:/path` works, the
same with the `ssh://` prefix doesn't,
>and attempts to establish a connection to port 22 instead: `git clone
g...@example.com:/path` (I'm not
>sure what it will do with the `:` should the connection actually
succeed).
Git is attempting to resolve the repository "/path" as it's default
behaviour since the ssh method is not specified. This is a situation where
the default is ambiguous so while git is choosing the ssh method, it is also
choosing repository resolution after the ':' which is also default
behaviour.
Cheers,
Randall
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