Is there any way to do it? I only have client access and no access to the server. Is there a command I’ve missed or some software that I can install locally that can connect and find a file by filename?
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Is there any way to do it? I only have client access and no access to the server. Is there a command I’ve missed or some software that I can install locally that can connect and find a file by filename?
You could grep the output of
(note the period character at the end – this effectively means: the whole repository).
That should give you info about the whole shebang including removed files and files added on branches.