> So if I understand you correctly, you would use the former when
> generating your manifests from a revision, and the latter when verifying
> the contents of the filesystem against those manifests.
that sounds about right actually. except there won't be manifests e.g.
I may actually run
find . -name Manifest -exec rm '{}' +
from the root of the tree. (depends on whether I can get rid of
manifesting distfiles, but they don't change so often, so aren't
really a problem).
> $ git hash-object --stdin < Makefile
> 27b9569746179e68c635bdaab8e57395f63faf01
is there anyway built in way to do that and check to see if the hash
matches HEAD? (before I go and write a string comparison so that it
does)
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Caleb Cushing
http://xenoterracide.blogspot.com
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