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controlled, including test.
Added commit method which will return the commit for detached symbolic refs or for normal symbolic refs which is quite convenient
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types of references and allow special handling
Head.reset now is an instance method of HEAD type
Concatenated all reference specific tests into test_refs
started to fix tests breaking now because of changed interface
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other items as well as the working tree
Diff.Diffable: added callback allowing superclasses to preprocess diff arguments
Diff.Diff: added eq, ne and hash methods, string methods would be nice
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fashion comparable to the native implementation
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GitConfigFile is now derived from LockFile using its capabilities
Implemented ConcurrentWriteOperation, test is yet to be done
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given. It will lazily read its data on first access
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nature of the command. Yet I don't really like the way you have to call it as repo has to be ṕassed as first arg
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appropriate
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there is a default argument. This feels inconsistent as the 'argument passer' wrapper function can be called with a function or a string as first argument depending on whether the client code was explicitly passing an argument or not. That ... sucks. Now test for that case specifically and fail with a proper assertion error. I don't like it, but what can I do ... .
Remote tests adjusted to use rw repositories instead. More tests to follow, and many api methods are to be implemented now these things can be tested properly.
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that test whether the testing framework does what it should
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* index:
Removed index test marker for custom commits as this boils down to a good way to add files to the index/remove them and make commits which are possibly customized with custom parents
index writing now creates a sha on the content making it possible to write valid indices after manually removing or altering entriesgst
Implemented merge/resolve handling , but realized that index writing is not yet working properly as it is sha1 checked as well. This explains what my 20 byte 'extension_data' actually is ;)
index: Added write_tree method including test
index.iter_blobs method added including tests ( which have been improved generally for more coverage )
tree.traverse: Added prune functionality - previously the predciate did both, pruning and preventing to return items
Improved testing of index against trees, tests succeed with next commit
Initial version of merge including tests for one-way, two-way and tree-way merge
index writing added including simple test, improved docs of IndexEntry
improved IndexEntry type and added test for parsing of the stage
Improved tuple access of EntryIndex class including test, stage and type access still needs to be decoded though
Added initial version of the index reading from file - IndexEntry interface is to be improved though, writing needs to be implemented as well
Added frame for index implementation and testing
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way to add files to the index/remove them and make commits which are possibly customized with custom parents
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valid indices after manually removing or altering entriesgst
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yet working properly as it is sha1 checked as well. This explains what my 20 byte 'extension_data' actually is ;)
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generally for more coverage )
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both, pruning and preventing to return items
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access still needs to be decoded though
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is to be improved though, writing needs to be implemented as well
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low memory footprint.
Still, the git-cat-file command keeps all data in an interal buffer instead of streaming it directly.
This is a git design issue though, and will be hard to address without some proper git-hacking.
Conflicts:
lib/git/cmd.py
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repo.archive: made it work with new way of custom output streams
added test for repo.archive which was missing for some reason
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directly.Considering the implementation of the git commnd which temporarily keeps it in a cache, it doesnt make a huge diffence as the data is kept in memory while streaming. Only good thing is that it is in a different process so python will never see it if done properly
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operations more convenient, like repo.remotes.origin.fetch
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tests bare the risk that things do not work properly outside of the sandbox.
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the respective modules that use them
fixed repo.daemon_export which did not work anymore due to incorrect touch implementation and wrong property names
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simple tests
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repo: added head , tag and iter_trees methods for completeness
changes: headlines now sorted chronologically
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CHANGES updated to carry information about remotes and config
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continuation lines - this leads to very incorrect results when parsing git config files. Now the complete reading is overridden to make it work as there was no other way
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config: fixed issue that would cause it to abort reading if the file did not exist - this is valid now
Test does not work as the configuration parsing does not work as expected - this must be fixed first
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either parsing the command output or to reading the repo configuration which would be faster
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reading, all tests work
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Added odict module to get an OrderedDict to be used in the config parser, assuring the order of sections and options does not change
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tests - most of which still has to be filled out
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possible input types, DiffIndex still requires implementation though
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