in order to demonstrate what happens in the .git directory for a
single commit, i'd like the simplest way to list all of the new
objects that were added to the .git directory given changing a single
file and committing that change.
for example, let's say i've checked out the kernel source tree and
make a trivial change to a file five subdirectories down, then commit
that single file change. if i understand it correctly, the following
objects will have to be created and added to the .git object set:
* a new blob for the new file
* 5 new trees, one for each subdirectory all the way down to the
changed file
* a new commit object
does that sound about right? and is there a single command that
would show all of that new content? thanks.
rday
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