git-ls-tree

List tree contents

$ git ls-tree HEAD

$ git ls-tree -r HEAD

$ git ls-tree --name-only HEAD

$ git ls-tree HEAD [src/]

$ git ls-tree -l HEAD

git ls-tree [options] tree-ish [path]

git ls-tree lists the contents of a tree object. It shows file names, modes, types, and object hashes for a specific commit's directory structure.
The command displays git's internal tree structure. It's useful for scripting and understanding how git stores directory contents. Recursive mode shows all files.
git ls-tree inspects repository tree structure at any commit.

TREE-ISH

Tree or commit to list.

Limit to path.

Recurse into subtrees.

Show only trees.

Show only names.

Show names and status.

Show object sizes.

Abbreviate hashes.

Display help information.

Shows tree at specific commit. Plumbing command for scripts. Output format is machine-readable.

git ls-tree is a core Git plumbing command for examining tree objects, part of git's low-level interface.

git-ls-files(1), git-ls-remote(1), git-show(1)