Chapter renamings.

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Marius Vollmer 2008-08-13 06:15:13 +03:00
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@menu @menu
* Introduction:: * Introduction::
* The Status Buffer:: * Status::
* The History Buffer:: * History::
* Resetting:: * Resetting::
* Branching and Merging:: * Branching and Merging::
* Rebasing:: * Rebasing::
@ -80,8 +80,8 @@ put you in Magit's status buffer. You will be using it frequently, so
it is probably a good idea to bind @code{magit-status} to a key of it is probably a good idea to bind @code{magit-status} to a key of
your choice. your choice.
@node The Status Buffer @node Status
@chapter The Status Buffer @chapter Status
Running @kbd{M-x magit-status} displays the main interface of Magit, Running @kbd{M-x magit-status} displays the main interface of Magit,
the status buffer. Almost all operations are initiated with single the status buffer. Almost all operations are initiated with single
@ -157,10 +157,8 @@ commits}. It will briefly list the commits that you have made in your
local repository, but have not yet pushed. See @ref{Pushing and local repository, but have not yet pushed. See @ref{Pushing and
Pulling} for more information. Pulling} for more information.
You can use @kbd{x} and @kbd{X} to ... @node History
@chapter History
@node The History Buffer
@chapter The History Buffer
To browse the repository history, type @kbd{l} or @kbd{L} in the To browse the repository history, type @kbd{l} or @kbd{L} in the
status buffer. Typing @kbd{l} will show the history starting from the status buffer. Typing @kbd{l} will show the history starting from the