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15 questions linked to/from How to DEFLATE with a command line tool to extract a git object?
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PHP's 'gzuncompress' function in the shell? [duplicate]
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Deflate command line tool
Yes, I know I can use PHP itself on the shell, but I need this functionality in a script that is deployed before PHP is available.
I've tried gzip ...
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Uncompressing zlib file in command line [duplicate]
When Git stores a snapshot of a file, it stores an object called a blob.
This is compressed using zlib..see http://nfarina.com/post/9868516270/git-is-simpler; either I am blind or he doesn't explain ...
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How to properly handle a gzipped page when using curl?
I wrote a bash script that gets output from a website using curl and does a bunch of string manipulation on the html output. The problem is when I run it against a site that is returning its output ...
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What is the internal format of a Git tree object?
What is the format of a Git tree object's content?
The content of a blob object is blob [size of string] NUL [string], but what is it for a tree object?
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What is the file format of a git commit object data structure?
Context: I was hoping to be able to search through my git commit messages and commits without having to go through the puzzlingly complex git grep command, so I decided to see how git commit messages ...
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How to view git objects and index without using git
Using the OS X terminal,
How an you view the contents of these files as plain text?
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How to read a .deflate file in hadoop
I got some pig generated files with part-r-00000.deflate extension. I know this is a compressed file. How do I generate a normal file in a readable format. When I used hadoop fs -text, I cannot get ...
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Commit directly to a bare repository
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A collaboration focused web application that offers git hosting (as bare repos)
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Allow users to add a set of files directly to their existing ...
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Database file with 78 9C header?
I've come to work with a strange database file format.
Each DB comes with two files: one is "database.db" and the other is "database.key".
The ".db" file always starts with a 0x78 0x9C binary header, ...
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How hash is calculated for commit vs tree vs blobs?
I am confused as to how SHA-1 hashes are calculated for commits, trees, and blobs. As per this article, commit hashes are calculated based on following factors:
The source tree of the commit (which ...
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What is the format of a git tag object and how to calculate its SHA?
I am familiar with how Git creates SHA1 hashes for files (blobs), but not how they are created for tag objects. I assume they are, if I create an annotated tag, but what is the recipe? And how might I ...
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How can it be that a commit object has 2 authors?
The commit 487128950df6ee433c131b5feaafe81ee86629f4 can be found at https://github.com/signalwire/freeswitch.git.
git log -1 487128950df6ee433c131b5feaafe81ee86629f4 --pretty=fuller prints:
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Where does git store blob object?
I understand that git compress the file and then calculate the SHA1 and store that in .git/objects/ and we can see the content using git cat-file -p 'sha1' but I am interested to know where does git ...
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How to read a part-00000.deflate file on linux
I have written a spark word count program using below code:
package com.practice
import org.apache.spark.SparkConf
import org.apache.spark.sql.SparkSession
object WordCount {
val sparkConf = new ...
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Replicating `git hash-object` with non-ascii characters
Trying to replicate hash-object I found that is not working when using non-ascii characters.
$ printf hola | git hash-object -w --stdin
b8b4a4e2a5db3ebed5f5e02beb3e2d27bca9fc9a
$ printf "blob 4\0hola"...
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