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You can run something like `git log 1a410e` to look through your whole history, but you still have to remember that `1a410e` is the last commit in order to walk that history to find all those objects.
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You need a file in which you can store the SHA-1 value under a simple name so you can use that pointer rather than the raw SHA-1 value.
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In Git, these are called ``references'' or ``refs;'' you can find the files that contain the SHA-1 values in the `.git/refs` directory.
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In Git, these are called ``references'' or ``refs''; you can find the files that contain the SHA-1 values in the `.git/refs` directory.
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In the current project, this directory contains no files, but it does contain a simple structure:
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