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I can run git log --pretty='format:%ci::%an <%ae>::%s::%H!!!' --since=1/1/1900 on a cloned repository. Is it possible to get the same output without having to clone the repository first?
I think it is not possible. You can do a git ls-remote to list the files. But there is no equivalent for seeing the logs.
If the git project has a web interface, you might probably be able to browse it through the web interface.
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