@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ func gitssh() *cobra.Command {
3333defer stop ()
3434
3535// Early check so errors are reported immediately.
36- identityFiles ,err := praseIdentityFilesForHost (ctx ,args ,env )
36+ identityFiles ,err := parseIdentityFilesForHost (ctx ,args ,env )
3737if err != nil {
3838return err
3939}
@@ -120,21 +120,21 @@ var fallbackIdentityFiles = strings.Join([]string{
120120"identityfile ~/.ssh/id_xmss" ,
121121},"\n " )
122122
123- //praseIdentityFilesForHost uses ssh -G to discern what SSH keys have
123+ //parseIdentityFilesForHost uses ssh -G to discern what SSH keys have
124124// been enabled for the host (via the users SSH config) and returns a
125125// list of existing identity files.
126126//
127127// We do this because when no keys are defined for a host, SSH uses
128128// fallback keys (see above). However, by passing `-i` to attach our
129129// private key, we're effectively disabling the fallback keys.
130130//
131- // Exampleinvokation :
131+ // Exampleinvocation :
132132//
133133//ssh -G -o SendEnv=GIT_PROTOCOL git@github.com git-upload-pack 'coder/coder'
134134//
135135// The extra arguments work without issue and lets us run the command
136136// as-is without stripping out the excess (git-upload-pack 'coder/coder').
137- func praseIdentityFilesForHost (ctx context.Context ,args ,env []string ) (identityFiles []string ,error error ) {
137+ func parseIdentityFilesForHost (ctx context.Context ,args ,env []string ) (identityFiles []string ,error error ) {
138138home ,err := os .UserHomeDir ()
139139if err != nil {
140140return nil ,xerrors .Errorf ("get user home dir failed: %w" ,err )