Any help would be greatly welcome, including "sorry, can't do that".
Stefan
>>>>> "Stefan" == Stefan Monnier <monnier@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> I have a program which tries to collect info from lots of branches and
> generate some table from that data into another branch.
> For performance reasons, I'd like to do that from fast-import, and as
> long as I know the name of all the files I need to consult, everything
> is fine since I can use the "ls" and "cat-blob" commands of fast-import
> to get efficiently the data I need.
> But I also need to look at some files whose names I don't know beforehand
> (i.e. all the files in some directories). If I do "cat-blob" on those
> directories I get some binary "thing" which I don't understand.
> So how do I get a directory listing from fast-inmport, i.e.
> like I can get with "git cat-file -p", but without having to fork
> a separate git process?
> Stefan
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