I'd like to be able to find the number of files in a Git repository at a given revision, preferably without having to check out the revision first.
I thought git ls-files
might get me somewhere, but I'm not able to see any way of passing Git a revision for it.
Thanks in advance!
ls-files
operates on the index, which is by nature associated with the current checkout. Use ls-tree
, as in git ls-tree -r --name-only <tree-ish>
. If you just want to count lines, using --name-only
will speed things up by limiting the output.
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