Replying to this blast from the past: https://public-inbox.org/git/1290787239-4508-1-git-send-email-kusmabite@xxxxxxxxx/ I apparently like to live dangerously and have help.autoCorrect enabled. I just had: git puss Auto-corrected to: git push When I meant: git pull (For those wondering how I could have mistyped that, "l" and "s" are right next to each other on a Dvorak layout). As seen in the E-Mail from 2010 this intentional, i.e. "pull" is pruned since the "pu" prefix isn't matched, but "pus" is. This was meant to correct e.g. "git st" to "git status". I don't have time to poke at this now, but wonder if: 1) The correction facility shouldn't at least have a list of "this does stuff over the wire" commands and would then use a more conservative estimate. 2) Whether we can do better with typo detection. E.g. add commands like "pull" to the list if we have a long enough prefix for them, and if the number of characters entered matches the number of characters in another command.
