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Hi guys,
I know that I can view all the history of my LFS file commits on Bitbucket. I can also download the files themselves. Technically, I should be able to do the same thing at local with Sourcetree, as I have the pointers to all the history files.
It'd great if I could do both:
1. having a quick look of any old LFS file (when they are jpg, png, etc.)
2. downloading an old LFS file at a selected commit
Nevertheless, if this is not supported by Sourcetree. It would also be much appreciated if I could be instructed of how to do it with command line : )
Thanks!
Hi Mike,
I'm sorry, but I'm still very new to Git and therefore confused by your answer.
First of all, I'd like to download a single file from an old commit. So I was assuming two parameters, one file name for input and the other for output, are required for the command.
Secondly, all my LFS files are binary ones. So is there any pre-configuration to be done to let my PC know I'm exporting, say, a JPG file?
It'd be very nice of you if you could provide a more precise example.
Thanks!
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