Source Control Management With Git/Internal structure

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Contents 1 Naked git structure 2 Files 2.1 HEAD 2.2 config 2.3 description 3 Folders 3.1 branches 3.2 hooks 3.3 info 3.4 objects 3.5 refs 4 Footnotes

[edit] Naked git structure

The following is an freshly initialized git v1.5.2.5 repository.^[1]

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└── .git/
    ├── HEAD
    ├── branches/
    ├── config
    ├── description
    ├── hooks/
    │   ├── applypatch-ms
    │   ├── commit-msg
    │   ├── post-commit
    │   ├── post-receive
    │   ├── post-update
    │   ├── pre-applypatc
    │   ├── pre-commit
    │   ├── pre-rebase
    │   └── update
    ├── info/
    │   └── exclude
    ├── objects/
    │   ├── info/
    │   └── pack/
    └── refs/
        ├── heads/
        └── tags/

[edit] Files

[edit] HEAD

[edit] config

[edit] description

[edit] Folders

[edit] branches

[edit] hooks

[edit] info

[edit] objects

[edit] refs

[edit] Footnotes

1. ^  Generated with tree v1.5.1.1 using tree -AnaF.