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Fix typo in Git command in "Docker Dev Environments" section
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Description
In the "Docker Dev Environments" section of the documentation, there was a typo in the Git command. The command incorrectly used
get fetch, which is not a valid Git command. The correct command isgit fetch.Changes made:
get fetchwithgit fetch.Importance of the fix
This typo could lead to confusion for users who are trying to follow the instructions, especially those who are not familiar with Git. Using the incorrect command (
get fetch) would result in an error, preventing users from updating their Git repository correctly. Correcting this ensures that the instructions are clear and functional, allowing users to proceed with setting up the Docker development environment without issues.