tree objects

Among the different objects that Git uses to track changes, tree objects are fundamental yet often underestimated. They act as a bridge between the abstract concept of a project’s file structure and the detailed contents stored in blob objects.

Tree objects not only represent the hierarchy of files and directories but also provide Git with the ability to efficiently manage changes across different versions of a project. By delving into tree objects, you'll gain insights into how Git organizes your files, tracks their histories, and facilitates operations like merging and branching.