On Tue, Jun 20, 2006 at 05:22:51AM +0100, Al Viro wrote:
> I'm saying that often _I_ am curious about the log _in_ _some_ _remote_ _tree_.
> Preferably - without fetch + git log + rm .git/refs/tmp + git prune, which
> is how I do that now. git prune is quite slow, for one thing...
>
> It's not about kernel or getting stuff merged; the question is about git
> and cheaper way to do the thing I often find useful. IOW, read that as
> "BTW, is there a way to get such information out of git without too much
> PITA?"
Actually, posting that _was_ useful - staring at the above got me to
realize that git clone -l -s -n + git fetch + git log + rm -rf would
work just fine and be much faster than the variant above...
Still, that looks like excessive from server, if nothing else. Is there
a better way to do it? Getting remote log, that is, preferably with
a way to get it starting at the point I have in local tree.
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