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You can fake out git as long as you have some empty Git repository available somewhere. git --git-dir=path-to-empty-repo/.git \ ls-files --others --exclude-standard
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#2: Post edited
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r~~
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2024-02-16T22:24:19Z (9 months ago)
- You can fake out `git` as long as you have some empty Git repository available somewhere.
- ```
git --git-dir=path-to-empty-repo/.git --work-tree=. \- ls-files --others --exclude-standard
- ```
- You can fake out `git` as long as you have some empty Git repository available somewhere.
- ```
- git --git-dir=path-to-empty-repo/.git \
- ls-files --others --exclude-standard
- ```
#1: Initial revision
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r~~
·
2024-02-16T22:23:01Z (9 months ago)
You can fake out `git` as long as you have some empty Git repository available somewhere.
```
git --git-dir=path-to-empty-repo/.git --work-tree=. \
ls-files --others --exclude-standard
```