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- visit the `/config/` page: it must still work - install an old git version: it must still work - install a recent git version with `safe` mechanisms (assuming that your webserver is run by www-data, and the repo is owned by root or other safe different users, now you should get some errors in the error log, instead of a silent suppresion.

- visit the `/config/` page: does it worked before? it still works now - visit the `/config/` page without `/etc/gitconfig`: you may still see "Unknown" as version - but, you finally get something in the log (instead of nothing) - visit the `/config/` page after following your log messages: now you should see the library versions! yeeh

- visit the `/config/` page: it musdoes it worked before? it still works now - install an old git version: it must still workvisit the `/config/` page without `/etc/gitconfig`: you may still see "Unknown" as version - but, you finally get something in the log (instead of nothing) - install a recent git version with `safe` mechanisms (assuming that your webserver is run by www-data, and the repo is owned by root or other safe different users, now you should get some errors in the error log,visit the `/config/` page after following your log messages: now you should see the library versions! instead of a silent suppresion. yeeh