git-notes:tldr:370bf

git-notes: List all notes and the objects they are attached to.

$ git notes list

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The command "git notes list" is used to list all the Git notes that have been created in a repository.

Git notes allow you to attach additional information to a particular commit, without modifying the commit itself. This can be useful for adding annotations, comments, or any other metadata to commits.

When you run "git notes list", it will display a list of all the notes that have been attached to commits in the repository. The output will include the SHA (unique identifier) of each commit that has a note, as well as a short message associated with the note.

This command can be helpful for quickly seeing which commits have notes attached to them, and what those notes contain. It allows you to keep track of any additional information that has been added to the repository through notes.

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