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Petr Baudis <pasky@suse.cz> writes:

>> 	git ls-remote $URL 'refs/heads/*'
>> 
>> would be the same as the former one.
>
> Yes, though subtly different, as I've already explained before - for the
> case of say
>
> 	refs/remotes/evil/refs/heads

Are you voting for removal of "ls-remote $URL 'heads/*'" support?
I actually think removing it makes a perfect sense.

>> Ah, that was the bug you were talking about on #git channel, I
>> guess...
>
> *nod*