Jeff King <peff@xxxxxxxx> writes: > You can do: > > git for-each-ref --format='%(refname) %(objectname) %(symref)' We can even do that "ref target || object name" thing with --format='%(refname) %(if)%(symref)%(then)%(symref)%(else)%(objectname)' if we wanted to. But if we have both available, I think the output that adds the symref target, if available, after the object name, is better than the output that switches between the two. > to get the resolved values next to the symrefs (if any). I think that > does a full resolution, though (so again, if you had one->two->three, > you can never learn about the intermediate "two"). Yeah, I know we discussed the usefulness of tag-of-tag-of-something, but this is a similar one. > I think for-each-ref in the above command works by calling > resolve_refdup() itself, and then recording the result. It would be nice > to get it from the iterator, though (more efficient, and avoids any > races). Indeed. Thanks for an interesting thought.
