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In [1], `git lfs ls-files` learned how to print either a '*' or '-' to indicate a full, or un-smudged LFS pointer, respectively. Likewise, in [2], the 'git-lfs-ls-files(1)' manual page was updated to include documentation describing what the new '*' and '-' symbols mean. Unfortunately, the change in [2] referred to the symbols by their opposite meaning. Reverse the documentation to make sure that the meanings listed match the implementation in code. [1]: 2082b26c (tweak ls-files output, 2015-09-25) [2]: d7e9960a (Added documentation git-lfs-ls-files' */- output., 2017-11-07) |
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Git LFS Documentation
Reference Manual
Each Git LFS subcommand is documented in the official man pages. Any of these can also be viewed from the command line:
$ git lfs help <command>
$ git lfs <command> -h
Videos
- How to Work with Big Files - Quick intro to Git LFS.
Developer Docs
Details of how the Git LFS client works are in the official specification.
Details of how the GIT LFS server works are in the API specification.