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How can you search all GIT’s IDs in your computer?
I created a Git repo at Github. One of my folders has an arrow and a similar figure as f1f633. I know that the repo is one of my other repos.
However, I would like to be able to search repo.
I searched the figure at Github and at Google unsuccessfully.
Perhaps, there is some tool which allows me to search all IDs in my computer by Git.
The easiest way to do it is to, within each repository, use
git cat-file -eto check if the repository has that object:Just combine it with any way of running within all git repositories in your machine, for instance:
You can also use other forms of
git cat-fileto get more data about the object; see the manual for details.