get-system git: cleans username and password fields to replace @

diva_evaluation_cli/bin/private_src/implementation/get_system/get/get_git.sh

@@ -9,10 +9,11 @@ cli=$6
 name=$7
 
 # If there are credentials
-# Replace '@' by its hexa character to clean the password to avoid confusion with the '@' delimiter 
+# Replace '@' by its hexa character to clean the fields to avoid confusion with the '@' delimiter 
 if [ $user != "None" ] && [ $password != "None" ]; then
+    cleaned_user=`echo $user | sed 's/@/%40/g'`
     cleaned_password=`echo $password | sed 's/@/%40/g'`
-    credentials="${user}:${cleaned_password}@"
+    credentials="${cleaned_user}:${cleaned_password}@"
 else
   if [ $token != "None" ];then
     credentials="oauth2:${token}@"

doc/cli_commands/actev_get_system.md

@@ -20,6 +20,7 @@ Clones a git repository
 | user      | U  | False       | username to access the url |
 | password  | p  | False       | password to access the url |
 | token     | t  | False       | token to access the url    |
+| name      | n  | False       | name to give to the system |
 
 ### Usage
 
@@ -47,6 +48,12 @@ Store the system in a specific directory:
 actev get-system git -u <git repository url> ... -l <location>
 ```
 
+Store the system in a specific directory:
+
+```
+actev get-system git -u <git repository url> ... -l <location> -n <directory name>
+```
+
 :information_source: You can also directly add your credentials inside the url.
 
 :warning: if your password or token starts with *-* as in this example: `-9r45ijFo0`, you should write `--password=-9r45ijFo0` instead of `-p -9r45ijFo0`. Otherwise, the value will be interpreted as an argument to parse.