Reputation: 88528
I have a local repo, and this repo has a remote. I want to know which commit (by SHA number) is checked out on the remote, assuming the remote is not a bare repository.
Clarification: I don't want anything to do with tracking branches or any other kind of branches on my local repository. In fact I want a method that works even if my local repository is a bare repository. Imagine that my remote is ssh://whatever/foo
, so I want to get the equivalent of SSHing into the server whatever
, doing cd /foo
and git rev-parse HEAD
.
I don't want to do the above example directly because I can't guarantee that I'll have SSH access to the remote. I want a method that works regardless of the type of remote
I want the response to be a SHA, not a branch name
Upvotes: 2
Views: 76
Reputation: 60255
git ls-remote origin HEAD
(any repo reference will do for origin, you can used a url or a path)
Upvotes: 1