commands: teach '--all' to git lfs ls-files
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This pull request adds a new flag to the
git lfs ls-filescommand,--allto scan for all LFS objects in a repository, not just those at the given reference (or HEAD, by default).This feature was requested by @emericv in #2575:
@technoweenie suggested in #2575 (comment) to use
ScanRefWithDeleted, but I think that--allmay be sufficient (ignoring reference arguments). That said, it might be worth expanding this to cover:--all: the entire repository, ignoring the explicit reference argument.--deleted: the entire reference space, showing deleted objects (viaScanTreeWithDeleted()).EDIT: I implemented the above in c4d5f49.
Closes: #2575.
/cc @git-lfs/core #2575