Re: What's the definition of a valid Git symbolic reference?

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 On 2/15/11 4:49 AM, Emeric Fermas wrote:
Another possibility would be that only git internal symbolic
references are allowed to live under the ".git" dir (HEAD, FETCH_HEAD,
...) and that user defined symrefs should live under refs/. In this

All refs should live under refs/ (except the special ones like HEAD etc). It's usually a mistake if someone manages to create one outside of refs/. The plumbing commands allow you to do that, but users usually shouldn't use those.

tom

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