Hello - 

Wondering if it's possible to do the equivalent of the update-ref command 
remotely.  Or I guess another way of putting it would be to git-push to a 
remote repository without necessarily needing a local clone of the repo.

Trying do something like:

git push <remote-repo-url>  <sha1>:refs/heads/mybranchtoupdate

where I know that <sha1> already exists on the remote.  I'd like to avoid 
the need to clone a local copy of the repo.  Wondering if there might be 
some plumbing command(s) that might accomplish this?

Regards,
Jesse

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