git-internals-pdf | PDF on Git Internals | Document Editor library

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git-internals-pdf is a Ruby library typically used in Editor, Document Editor applications. git-internals-pdf has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has medium support. You can download it from GitHub.

This PDF explains the internal workings of the Git source code control system. Download the rendered PDF. It was originally written by Scott Chacon and published at PeepCode (now a part of Pluralsight). Scott and Pluralsight have generously open sourced it under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license. LICENSE: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike.
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            QUESTION

            Understanding the git data model
            Asked 2020-Nov-10 at 10:35

            I have recently started reading Git Internals to understand how git works under the hood. There is a diagram in this book showing the Git data model :

            In this figure I cannot understand what is the meaning of those circles around commit and tree objects. Also the meaning of those three lines from tree to blob is not clear to me. I am wondering if anyone could explain to me what those elements mean in git data model.

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            Answered 2020-Nov-10 at 10:35

            TL;DR: Those circles are actually arrows like the rest of the lines, meaning that commits can reference other commits and trees can reference other trees.

            All of the lines in this diagram denotes references, A can reference B.

            So:

            • HEAD can reference a branch (truthfully, HEAD can also reference directly a commit and bypass the branch but let's not overcomplicate your situation just yet)
            • a branch can reference a specific commit
            • a tag can also reference a specific commit
            • a commit can reference a tree (the "directory" of the repository snapshot)
            • a tree can reference one or more blobs, files in that directory

            However, the circles you ask about mean this:

            • A commit usually refers to its parent commits
              • The very first commit in your repository has no parents, and thus reference 0 other commits
              • Normal commits that arent merges reference their immediate parent, and thus reference 1 other commit
              • Merge commits reference the two parents that were merged (or more than two if you do an octopus merge, again, don't overcomplicate so ignore this part)
            • A tree is like a directory of a single folder and can thus reference
              • The blobs (files) in that single folder
              • Trees that make up subfolders

            So that's that those circles mean, commits and trees can reference recursively commits and trees. There might be an arrowhead missing that made it harder to understand, but that's what those circles mean, they're just round arrows really.

            Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64767087

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