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Why not? The article claimed it modified a .php file. So I'm curious to know if it would modify the equivalent file under .git/objects?
by 0x0 13y ago
Why not? The article claimed it modified a .php file. So I'm curious to know if it would modify the equivalent file under .git/objects?
- Dylan16807 13y agoBecause the equivalent file is either compressed with a custom header or in a totally-incomprehensible-to-it binary pack. Let me put it this way: I would be scared to store an svn checkout because of how svn stores metadata copies. I wouldn't worry about a git checkout.