anchor.diff:  
   When notifyCommit is successful, the list of triggered projects is returned.
   
  -[[enabling-jgit]]
  +[#enabling-jgit]
   === Enabling JGit
   
  -See the https://plugins.jenkins.io/git-client[git client plugin documentation] for instructions to enable JGit.
  +See the link:https://plugins.jenkins.io/git-client/#enabling-jgit[git client plugin documentation] for instructions to enable JGit.
   JGit becomes available throughout Jenkins once it has been enabled.
   
  -[[GitPlugin-Configuration]]
  -[[global-configuration]]
  -=== Global Configuration
  +[#global-configuration]
  +=== [[GitPlugin-Configuration]]Global Configuration
   
   In the `Configure System` page, the Git Plugin provides the following options:
   
  
positive.code: Release notes are recorded in https://github.com/jenkinsci/git-plugin/releases[GitHub Releases] since July 1, 2019 (git plugin 3.10.1 and later).
  Prior release notes are recorded in the git plugin repository link:CHANGELOG.adoc#changelog-moved-to-github-releases[change log].
  
  [[GitPlugin-ProjectConfiguration]]
  [[configuration]]
  == Configuration
  
  [[using-repositories]]
  === Repositories
  
negative.code: It does not support other credential types like secret text, secret file, or certificates.
  Select credentials from the job definition drop down menu or enter their identifiers in Pipeline job definitions.
  
  [#push-notification-from-repository]
  === [[GitPlugin-Pushnotificationfromrepository]]Push notification from repository
  
  To minimize the delay between a push and a build, configure the remote repository to use a Webhook to notify Jenkins of changs to the repository.
  Refer to webhook documentation for your repository:
  