Attached. I'm not sure if @command is the right thing here, but the I
guess quotes were weirder.
(Extra diff lines due to reflowing text...)
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# old_revision [4fe3803c75e388f0df7b65a2e7701d1432933f93]
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# patch "monotone.texi"
# from [3f748cc4aff1052d8ce1fe84b38be3ae0f9f1e1b]
# to [1e46b15a7b65fd429cb3c0f9d34335600e583cc9]
#
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--- monotone.texi 3f748cc4aff1052d8ce1fe84b38be3ae0f9f1e1b
+++ monotone.texi 1e46b15a7b65fd429cb3c0f9d34335600e583cc9
@@ -7514,10 +7514,10 @@ @subsection Event Notifications and Trig
Called by monotone after the version @var{new_id} is committed. The
second parameter, @var{revision} is the text of the revision, what would
-be given by "monotone cat revision @var{new_id}". The
-third parameter, @var{certs}, is a Lua table containing the set of
-certificate names and values committed along with this version. There
-is no default definition for this hook.
+be given by @command{mtn automate get_revision @var{new_id}}. The third
+parameter, @var{certs}, is a Lua table containing the set of certificate
+names and values committed along with this version. There is no default
+definition for this hook.
Note that since the @var{certs} table does not contain cryptographic
or trust information, and only contains one entry per cert name, it is
@@ -7568,12 +7568,11 @@ @subsection Event Notifications and Trig
Called by monotone after the revision @var{new_id} is received through
netsync. @var{revision} is the text of the revision, what would be given
-by "monotone cat revision @var{new_id}". @var{certs} is a Lua table
-containing one subtable for each
-cert attached to the revision @var{new_id}. These subtables have fields
-named "key", "name", and "value", containing the signing key for the cert,
-the name of the cert, and the value of the cert. There is no default
-definition for this hook.
+by @command{mtn automate get_revision @var{new_id}}. @var{certs} is a
+Lua table containing one subtable for each cert attached to the revision
[EMAIL PROTECTED] These subtables have fields named "key", "name", and
+"value", containing the signing key for the cert, the name of the cert,
+and the value of the cert. There is no default definition for this hook.
@var{session_id} is used together with @code{note_netsync_start} and
@code{note_netsync_end}. If you're not interested in that type of
tracking, you can ignore that variable entirely.
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