git-mktree

Create tree from ls-tree output

$ git ls-tree HEAD | git mktree

$ git mktree < [tree-listing.txt]

$ git mktree --missing

git mktree [options]

git mktree creates a tree object from ls-tree formatted input. It reads file modes, object types, hashes, and names from stdin, creating a new tree object containing those entries. The command is the inverse of `git ls-tree`.
This plumbing tool enables programmatic tree creation and manipulation in scripts. Input must be properly formatted with each line specifying mode, type, hash, and filename.

--missing

Allow missing objects.

NUL-terminated input.

Process multiple trees.

Display help information.

Plumbing command. Input must be properly formatted. Objects must exist unless --missing.

git mktree is a core Git plumbing command for tree object creation, enabling programmatic manipulation of git's tree structure.

git-ls-tree(1), git-write-tree(1)