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diff --git a/wiki/git/theory-and-practice/objects.md b/wiki/git/theory-and-practice/objects.md index 1ad3f26..6bf975a 100644 --- a/wiki/git/theory-and-practice/objects.md +++ b/wiki/git/theory-and-practice/objects.md @@ -52,12 +52,12 @@ Blobs and trees are sufficient to store arbitrary directory trees in Git, and you could use them that way, but Git is mostly used as a revision-tracking system. Revisions and their history are represented by `commit` objects, which contain: - * The SHA-1 hash of the root `tree` object of the commit, - * Zero or more SHA-1 hashes for parent commits, - * The name and email address of the commit's “author,” - * The name and email address of the commit's “committer,” - * Timestamps representing when the commit was authored and committed, and - * A commit message. +* The SHA-1 hash of the root `tree` object of the commit, +* Zero or more SHA-1 hashes for parent commits, +* The name and email address of the commit's “author,” +* The name and email address of the commit's “committer,” +* Timestamps representing when the commit was authored and committed, and +* A commit message. Commit objects' parent references form a directed acyclic graph; the subgraph reachable from a specific commit is that commit's _history_. @@ -72,10 +72,10 @@ specific configurations. It also, uniquely, supports a concept called an “annotated tag,” represented by the `tag` object type. These annotated tag objects contain - * The type and SHA-1 hash of another object, - * The name and email address of the person who created the tag, - * A timestamp representing the moment the tag was created, and - * A tag message. +* The type and SHA-1 hash of another object, +* The name and email address of the person who created the tag, +* A timestamp representing the moment the tag was created, and +* A tag message. ## Anonymity |