On Fri, Aug 29, 2008 at 12:37, SZEDER Gábor <szeder@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:> fot-each-ref's refname format outputs each ref in its full format, e.g.> 'refs/heads/foo' and 'refs/tags/bar'. However, there are tools that> need only the last part of the refname, e.g. only 'foo' and 'bar'. Such> a tool is git's bash completion script, which spends considerable amount> of time removing the unneeded parts from for-each-ref's output.>> Therefore, we introduce a new for-each-ref format called 'refbasename',> which strips everything before and including the second '/' in the ref's> name from the output.
Why not strip the pattern (given on the command line) from therefname? I.e. with a new format 'refshort' a 'git for-each-ref--format=%(refshort) refs/heads/' would strip off the refs/heads/ fromeach ref.
This should also work for multiple patterns (refs/heads/ refs/tags/)and for patterns which needs a fnmatch call (which has theFNM_PATHNAME option).
The bash completion script calls for-each-ref always with patterns.
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