How to use the @heroku-cli/command.vars.gitHost function in @heroku-cli/command
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heroku / cli / packages / git / src / git.ts View on Github 
sshGitUrl(app: string) {
return `git@${vars.gitHost}:${app}.git`
}@heroku-cli/command
base class for Heroku CLI commands
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