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actually, instead of the object hash, you could also use the commit-hash. then the filename would be mandatory, but the url would be more readable and usable: g

by em-bee 6mo ago

actually, instead of the object hash, you could also use the commit-hash. then the filename would be mandatory, but the url would be more readable and usable: give me the file VERBS.md as it is at commit <hash>

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masklinn 6mo ago
That's actually what it is here, a7e17290a39250092055fcda5ae7015868dabdb4 is a commit's oid: https://github.com/gritzko/beagle/commit/a7e17290a39250092055fcda5ae7015868dabdb4 https://github.com/gritzko/beagle/commit/a7e17290a3925009205...
- em-bee 6mo ago
  yes, you are right. and it makes a lot more sense that way. see my other comment on the difference between commit blob and raw.