Re: [PATCH] git-http-fetch: remove unused cmd_http_fetch

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On Thu, Jun 14, 2012 at 10:23:37PM +0200, Luka Perkov wrote:

> It was left out from commit 1088261f6fc90324014b5306cca4171987da85ce

This commit message left me scratching my head. Did we get rid of
http-fetch? If not, then don't we still need cmd_http_fetch? Or did we
just make it not a builtin, in which case we wouldn't be getting rid of
cmd_http_fetch, but rather converting it to main?

Reading the 1088261, I find the answer: we did make it not a builtin,
and it was indeed converted into "main". But its _declaration_ hung
around.

So maybe a better commit message would be:

  Subject: builtin.h: drop cmd_http_fetch declaration

  This was converted from a builtin into a stand-alone program by
  1088261f6fc90324014b5306cca4171987da85ce, but that commit forgot to
  drop the declaration.

Other than that, the patch looks obviously correct.

-Peff

PS There seem to be some other similar declarations: at least
   cmd_upload_tar and cmd_pickaxe.
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