Difference between revisions of "Git"
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This page aims to introduce the concepts behind [http://git-scm.com/ Git] in a "Haskell way". |
This page aims to introduce the concepts behind [http://git-scm.com/ Git] in a "Haskell way". |
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All the different objects in Git - individual files, entire directory trees, commits and other things - are stored in a repository-wide central store. Each object is identified by computing a SHA-1 hash, which is a function of only the object's contents. |
All the different objects in Git - individual files, entire directory trees, commits and other things - are stored in a repository-wide central store. Each object is identified by computing a SHA-1 hash, which is a function of only the object's contents. |
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Revision as of 19:27, 6 September 2012
WORK IN PROGRESS
This page aims to introduce the concepts behind Git in a "Haskell way".
The DAG
TODO
Branches and tags
TODO
Objects
Kinds of objects
TODO
The object store
All the different objects in Git - individual files, entire directory trees, commits and other things - are stored in a repository-wide central store. Each object is identified by computing a SHA-1 hash, which is a function of only the object's contents.