Jeff King <peff <at> peff.net> writes:
>I think you want `git cat-file`:
>
> {
> echo REV1:FILE
> echo REV2:FILE
> } |
> git cat-file --batch
>
>This prints a header line for each output object which contains the size
>of the object (so a parser reads a header line, then N bytes, then a
>header line, N bytes, and so on).
This looks like what I want but the object ids printed appear to be the id
of the file in a given revision - not the id of the revision itself.
So the ids in the output are not the same as the ones in the input.
That's fine, as long as I can assume that the output entries are in the same
order as the input?
--
Ed Avis <eda@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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