Andy Parkins <andyparkins@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> ... The output of git-ls-tree is not user friendly; it
> requires some understanding of git internals.
ls-tree is not Porcelain and has right to expose the internals
by default. "git ls-tree --name-only" could be aliased to give
"git ls" if you wanted to, but I wonder how often you would want
to run:
svn list -r538
and for what purpose?
I often find myself doing
git diff -r --name-status v1.3.0 HEAD
to check if a file was already in v1.3.0 version, and I could do
the same thing with
git list v1.3.0 >/var/tmp/1
git list HEAD >/var/tmp/2
diff -u /var/tmp/[12]
but that certainly is awkward.
What do people use "svn list -r538" for and how often? In other
words, when does it become necessary to get the full list of
paths in an arbitrary revision?
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