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git hash-object on a directory?
It is said that the Git hash is a SHA-1 hash of all the files that are being tracked in that commit. It seems that we can see the hash value of the HEAD by using git rev-parse HEAD, but is there a way to see the hash value of the current working directory? (without doing a commit)
No, because the commit ID is hashed from information based on the commit itself, such as the timestamp, description, and author names (in addition to the contents of the tree).