On 7/30/2011 9:29 AM, Michael Nahas wrote:
For these commands to work, the git command will have to include an
argument that specifies which commit it operates on. So some basic
ones might be:
"git ls<commit> -- <path>"
"git cat<commit> -- <path>"
(There exists "git ls-files", "git ls-tree", and "git cat-file" but
If you could "mount" a repository, then you would not need these commands at all. It
would be in fact a read-only file system. Once mounted, the individual commits could be
directories, and under that you explore in the usual way.
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