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The definitive deep dive into the .git folder

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Shows exactly how commits, trees and blobs live inside .git by opening objects, inflating zlib blobs with a homemade unzipper node lib, walking hashes with git cat-file, and building a live commit explorer visualization that maps nodes and parents (it works, displays merges and dangling commits). Demonstrates pushing to a bare server, how git gc packs objects, that a repo stayed 48 KB locally, and that dangling commits are removed after ~2 weeks.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 2:21Create a New Git Repository
  3. 8:07Git Cat File
  4. 8:53Commit Node
  5. 10:15Git Log
  6. 11:08Get Explorer
  7. 24:52Branches
  8. 26:22Create a New Branch
  9. 32:15Add a Remote
  10. 33:53Git Push New Feature to Origin
  11. 37:01Ref log
  12. 37:37Git Ref Log
  13. 39:45Hooks
  14. 41:24Prepare Commit Message Hook
  15. 47:04Git Ls Files
  16. 49:07Git Config File
  17. 51:06Auto Correct
  18. 52:30Aliases
  19. 54:15Use Aliases Sparingly
  20. 1:01:54Merge the Branches
  21. 1:03:43Rebase
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