Not random. A Git commit is one kind of "object" in git. Objects in Git are hashed like so: SHA1("[objecttype] [objectlen]\0[objectdata]") and a commit objec

Not random. A Git commit is one kind of "object" in git. Objects in Git are hashed like so: SHA1("[objecttype] [objectlen]\0[objectdata]") and a commit object looks like this (blatantly stolen from the Stripe V3 CTF): tree #{tree} parent #{parent} author CTF user <me@example.com> #{timestamp} +0000 committer CTF user <me@example.com> #{timestamp} +0000 Give me a Gitcoin The "tree" in the commit is the hash tree reference that actually points to your code.