Lemma 23.4.1. Let \(C\) be an \(\infty \)-category. Then the functor
is a cocartesian functor over \(C\).
Proof. Recall from Example 23.1.10 that the target functor \(t\colon \Ar (C) \to C\) is a cocartesian fibration whose cocartesian morphisms are those squares inverted by \(s\colon \Ar (C) \to C\). The projection functor \(\pr _2\) is cocartesian by Lemma 23.1.13, and its cocartesian morphisms are those pairs \((g\colon X \to X', f\colon Y\to Y')\) such that \(g\) is an isomorphism. It follows immediately from these descriptions that \((s,t)\) is a cocartesian functor. โก
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