@ddoherty03 Thanks for sharing your feedback.
I’m trying to understand how the documentation should be changed. Currently, it says
- Open a terminal and run this command, replacing
gitlab.example.comwith your GitLab instance URL:ssh -T git@gitlab.example.com
which instructs to replace gitlab.example.com only, thus keeping the leading user@ string being git@.
Would it be easier if the user login would be written using the -l parameter instead of the @ prefix?
ssh -T -l git gitlab.example.com
As such, only the GitLab instance URL gitlab.example.com would need to be replaced. On GitLab.com SaaS, the test can look like:
ssh T -l git gitlab.com
Welcome to GitLab, @dnsmichi!
Or we might need to better explain the user@server SSH connect pattern used in the command. Thoughts?