Hi all,
We recently had a developer make a large commit (mostly centered
around one file) which she believed she properly pushed to a remote
repository last week, but looking at both her repository and the
remote repository, that commit is now nowhere to be found. If somehow
the master branch she was working on in her repository has lost the
reference to the commit through perhaps some errant rebasing, then
perhaps an object containing the commit (or an object containing the
file in that commit) still exists somewhere inside her .git/objects
directory? We haven't done any git-gc recently. If so, how can I
search through every single git object in her objects directory,
searching for perhaps a specific part of the commit string, a line in
the code or the filename of the file which was changed? Any help with
this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
-Sam
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