[avar]

The specification of the v2 protocol is here: https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/Documentation/technic...

One of the more exciting things is that it can now be extended to arbitrary new over-the-wire commands. So e.g. "git grep" could be made to execute over the network if that's more efficient in some cases.

This will also allow for making things that now use side-transports part of the protocol itself if it made sense. E.g. the custom commands LFS and git-annex implement, and even more advanced things like shipping things like the new commit graph already generated from the server to the client.

[xorcist]

If you are to link to a git repo, don't link to some unoffical mirror. That would just confuse search engines.

The specificiation of the v2 protocol is here: https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/git/git.git/tree/Documentatio...

(There are a couple of repos listed as official mirrors, such as the googlesource.com one, but the one you linked to isn't one of them.)

[avar]

The repository I linked to is official. See https://public-inbox.org/git/[e-mail]...

What list are you referring to? If it doesn't list the one on GitHub it needs to be fixed.

[xorcist]

I had a release announcement open for other reasons and noted the different URLs, but I was wrong and the link is absolutely fine. Thanks. If I could edit the post I would, so I'll just let this sit here in case anyone is confused (as I was).