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@b0rk Oh wow, I'ma have to add this to my reading list. I only ever think of "how" my files live, especially in VCS terms, than "where". Thanks!

Tammi🐈‍⬛🙂‍↔️ ⛓️‍💥

@b0rk ❤️❤️❤️
i always wanted to learn the details of the database. thank you!

Max B

@b0rk Going to reference this in my course the next time I teach it. It's great. Thank you.

Ingo van Lil

@b0rk Now you have everybody wondering what "mystery.rb" was. 😁

Julia Evans

@inguin here are the contents, your guess is as good as mine what the point of this was supposed to be

Alvaro :rstats: :python:

@b0rk flight got delayed, I sit down and find this 😄 terrific read, thank you so much for the quality content!

das-g

If anyone wants to know even more about this: Have a look at chapter 10 "Git Internals" of the #book "Pro Git". It's available for free online on the official Git website: git-scm.com/book/en/v2

@b0rk #GitInternals #ProGit #GitPackfiles #GitObjects

John de Largentaye

For a different angle, the Git Book also talks about some of these internals in its chapter on Git Objects.

I recently leveraged that to manually update permissions in a Gerrit setup, which stores its user database in a unusual Git repository.

git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Int

Clayton Errington 🖥️

@b0rk This is a thorough explanation of how git works! It's nice to learn a few things too.

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