Env Setting/Git
How to find the hash of branch in Git?
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2024. 3. 18. 16:13
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Given a local / remote branch name, how could I get the hash of the commit that this branch points to?
The command git rev-parse is your friend, e.g.:
$ git rev-parse development
17f2303133734f4b9a9aacfe52209e04ec11aff4
... or for a remote-tracking branch:
$ git rev-parse origin/master
da1ec1472c108f52d4256049fe1f674af69e785d
This command is generally very useful, since it can parse any of the ways of specifying branch names in git, such as:
git rev-parse master~3
git rev-parse HEAD@{2.days.ago}
+
current branch hash point
~1
~2
~3
If we have many of entry, simply point out ~(Want to do before entry point)