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git-tempfile-v2.0.4
4974eca9 · ·### Chore - uniformize deny attributes - remove default link to cargo doc everywhere ### Commit Statistics - 4 commits contributed to the release over the course of 3 calendar days. - 6 days passed between releases. - 2 commits where understood as [conventional](https://www.conventionalcommits.org). - 0 issues like '(#ID)' where seen in commit messages ### Thanks Clippy [Clippy](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-clippy) helped 1 time to make code idiomatic. ### Commit Details * **Uncategorized** - thanks clippy (f90d772) - Merge branch 'example-new-repo' (946dd3a) - uniformize deny attributes (f7f136d) - remove default link to cargo doc everywhere (533e887) -
git-attributes-v0.3.2
4974eca9 · ·### Chore - uniformize deny attributes - remove default link to cargo doc everywhere ### New Features - use docsrs feature in code to show what is feature-gated automatically on docs.rs - pass --cfg docsrs when compiling for https://docs.rs ### Commit Statistics - 6 commits contributed to the release over the course of 3 calendar days. - 6 days passed between releases. - 4 commits where understood as [conventional](https://www.conventionalcommits.org). - 0 issues like '(#ID)' where seen in commit messages ### Commit Details * **Uncategorized** - Release git-path v0.4.1 (5e82346) - Merge branch 'example-new-repo' (946dd3a) - use docsrs feature in code to show what is feature-gated automatically on docs.rs (b1c40b0) - uniformize deny attributes (f7f136d) - pass --cfg docsrs when compiling for https://docs.rs (5176771) - remove default link to cargo doc everywhere (533e887) -
git-quote-v0.2.1
4974eca9 · ·### Chore - uniformize deny attributes - remove default link to cargo doc everywhere ### Commit Statistics - 3 commits contributed to the release over the course of 3 calendar days. - 142 days passed between releases. - 2 commits where understood as [conventional](https://www.conventionalcommits.org). - 0 issues like '(#ID)' where seen in commit messages ### Commit Details * **Uncategorized** - Merge branch 'example-new-repo' (946dd3a) - uniformize deny attributes (f7f136d) - remove default link to cargo doc everywhere (533e887) -
git-glob-v0.3.2
4974eca9 · ·### Chore - uniformize deny attributes - remove default link to cargo doc everywhere ### New Features - use docsrs feature in code to show what is feature-gated automatically on docs.rs - pass --cfg docsrs when compiling for https://docs.rs ### Commit Statistics - 5 commits contributed to the release over the course of 3 calendar days. - 32 days passed between releases. - 4 commits where understood as [conventional](https://www.conventionalcommits.org). - 0 issues like '(#ID)' where seen in commit messages ### Commit Details * **Uncategorized** - Merge branch 'example-new-repo' (946dd3a) - use docsrs feature in code to show what is feature-gated automatically on docs.rs (b1c40b0) - uniformize deny attributes (f7f136d) - pass --cfg docsrs when compiling for https://docs.rs (5176771) - remove default link to cargo doc everywhere (533e887) -
git-actor-v0.11.3
4974eca9 · ·### Chore - uniformize deny attributes ### New Features - use docsrs feature in code to show what is feature-gated automatically on docs.rs - pass --cfg docsrs when compiling for https://docs.rs ### Commit Statistics - 4 commits contributed to the release over the course of 3 calendar days. - 4 days passed between releases. - 3 commits where understood as [conventional](https://www.conventionalcommits.org). - 0 issues like '(#ID)' where seen in commit messages ### Commit Details * **Uncategorized** - Merge branch 'example-new-repo' (946dd3a) - use docsrs feature in code to show what is feature-gated automatically on docs.rs (b1c40b0) - uniformize deny attributes (f7f136d) - pass --cfg docsrs when compiling for https://docs.rs (5176771) -
git-features-v0.22.2
4974eca9 · ·### Chore - uniformize deny attributes ### New Features - use docsrs feature in code to show what is feature-gated automatically on docs.rs - pass --cfg docsrs when compiling for https://docs.rs ### Commit Statistics - 4 commits contributed to the release over the course of 3 calendar days. - 8 days passed between releases. - 3 commits where understood as [conventional](https://www.conventionalcommits.org). - 0 issues like '(#ID)' where seen in commit messages ### Commit Details * **Uncategorized** - Merge branch 'example-new-repo' (946dd3a) - use docsrs feature in code to show what is feature-gated automatically on docs.rs (b1c40b0) - uniformize deny attributes (f7f136d) - pass --cfg docsrs when compiling for https://docs.rs (5176771) -
git-hash-v0.9.8
4974eca9 · ·### Chore - uniformize deny attributes ### New Features - use docsrs feature in code to show what is feature-gated automatically on docs.rs - pass --cfg docsrs when compiling for https://docs.rs ### Commit Statistics - 4 commits contributed to the release over the course of 3 calendar days. - 8 days passed between releases. - 3 commits where understood as [conventional](https://www.conventionalcommits.org). - 0 issues like '(#ID)' where seen in commit messages ### Commit Details * **Uncategorized** - Merge branch 'example-new-repo' (946dd3a) - use docsrs feature in code to show what is feature-gated automatically on docs.rs (b1c40b0) - uniformize deny attributes (f7f136d) - pass --cfg docsrs when compiling for https://docs.rs (5176771) -
git-date-v0.0.5
4974eca9 · ·### Chore - uniformize deny attributes - remove default link to cargo doc everywhere ### New Features - use docsrs feature in code to show what is feature-gated automatically on docs.rs - pass --cfg docsrs when compiling for https://docs.rs ### Commit Statistics - 6 commits contributed to the release over the course of 3 calendar days. - 4 days passed between releases. - 4 commits where understood as [conventional](https://www.conventionalcommits.org). - 0 issues like '(#ID)' where seen in commit messages ### Commit Details * **Uncategorized** - Fix doc comment (51cd9ce) - Merge branch 'example-new-repo' (946dd3a) - use docsrs feature in code to show what is feature-gated automatically on docs.rs (b1c40b0) - uniformize deny attributes (f7f136d) - pass --cfg docsrs when compiling for https://docs.rs (5176771) - remove default link to cargo doc everywhere (533e887) -
git-path-v0.4.1
5e823462 · ·### Chore - uniformize deny attributes - remove default link to cargo doc everywhere ### Bug Fixes - Handle `.` specifically in `absolutize()`. Previously, absolutizing `./../../` would lead to one path component of the `../` to be ignored as `.` was popped successfully, not realizing that it is a no-op. This could lead to problems with repository discovery if `.` was passed. ### Commit Statistics - 4 commits contributed to the release over the course of 3 calendar days. - 31 days passed between releases. - 3 commits where understood as [conventional](https://www.conventionalcommits.org). - 0 issues like '(#ID)' where seen in commit messages ### Commit Details * **Uncategorized** - Handle `.` specifically in `absolutize()`. (9171adb) - Merge branch 'example-new-repo' (946dd3a) - uniformize deny attributes (f7f136d) - remove default link to cargo doc everywhere (533e887) -
git-repository-v0.21.1
2f9dc847 · ·A maintenance release that speeds up `commit.describe()` performance if `max_candidates()` is 0. ### Commit Statistics - 2 commits contributed to the release. - 1 day passed between releases. - 0 commits where understood as [conventional](https://www.conventionalcommits.org). - 0 issues like '(#ID)' where seen in commit messages ### Commit Details * **Uncategorized** - prepare for release of git-repository (8aa5389) - greatly improve `gix commit describe` performance by adding an object cache (d07daaa) -
git-revision-v0.4.1
2f9dc847 · ·### New Features - revision describe can now short-cut what effectively is only a name-to-id lookup This makes situations easier where `max-candidates` is provided by the user or by configuration. ### Commit Statistics - 2 commits contributed to the release. - 1 day passed between releases. - 1 commit where understood as [conventional](https://www.conventionalcommits.org). - 0 issues like '(#ID)' where seen in commit messages ### Commit Details * **Uncategorized** - prepare for release of git-repository (8aa5389) - revision describe can now short-cut what effectively is only a name-to-id lookup (ca66512) -
git-actor-v0.11.2
2f9dc847 · ·A maintenance release with a dependency update. ### Commit Statistics - 2 commits contributed to the release. - 1 day passed between releases. - 0 commits where understood as [conventional](https://www.conventionalcommits.org). - 0 issues like '(#ID)' where seen in commit messages ### Commit Details * **Uncategorized** - update changelogs prior to release (1b5fd86) - prepare for release of git-repository (8aa5389) -
git-date-v0.0.4
2f9dc847 · ·### New Features - Raw and Unix formats. - Add ISO-strict format ### Commit Statistics - 7 commits contributed to the release. - 1 day passed between releases. - 2 commits where understood as [conventional](https://www.conventionalcommits.org). - 0 issues like '(#ID)' where seen in commit messages ### Commit Details * **Uncategorized** - update changelogs prior to release (1b5fd86) - prepare for release of git-repository (8aa5389) - Raw and Unix formats. (8f7f9ce) - Foundation for custom formats that aren't easily done with `time` formatting (b74eaf8) - Add ISO-strict format (4b0c219) - refinements (b1fea0f) - Add common git date formats. (090795b) -
v0.14.0
183c0488 · ·### Changed - Invert behaviour to `open::Options::strict_config()`, with lenient being the default. This means API users will get libgit2 behaviour but commands like `gix` can change options to emulate `git` behaviour. ### New Features - `--cat-file` flag for `gix rev parse` to cat instead of resolving. - `gix rev previous-branches` subcommand ### Changed (BREAKING) - `ein tools` to `ein tool` for as it's more intuitive ### New Features (BREAKING) - `gix rev resolve --explain` ### Commit Statistics - 15 commits contributed to the release over the course of 26 calendar days. - 26 days passed between releases. - 5 commits where understood as [conventional](https://www.conventionalcommits.org). - 1 unique issue was worked on: #427 ### Commit Details * **#427** - `--cat-file` flag for `gix rev parse` to cat instead of resolving. (b83f6bd) - `gix rev resolve --explain` (c5846e0) - `gix rev previous-branches` subcommand (e972aad) - support for parsing multiple specs in one invocation (84b5448) - support overriding cache settings with environment variables in `gix` (b838202) * **Uncategorized** - Control which command is lenient or not. That way `gix-config` can be lenient. (6a9c58f) - Invert behaviour to `open::Options::strict_config()`, with lenient being the default. (0235111) - `ein tools` to `ein tool` for as it's more intuitive (edf73dd) - add aliases to make revision sub-commands more accessible (a6d79e3) - Merge branch 'write-index-files' into write-index-v2 (cddc2ca) - Merge branch 'write-index-files' into rev-parse-delegate (370110d) - Merge branch 'main' into rev-parse-delegate (4ae2bed) - Merge branch 'main' into rev-parse-delegate (6da8250) - make fmt (47724c0) - Fix typos (e9fcb70) -
gitoxide-core-v0.16.0
183c0488 · ·### New Features - `--cat-file` flag for `gix rev parse` to cat instead of resolving. - `gix rev previous-branches` subcommand ### Changed (BREAKING) - remove `Repository::load_index()` in favor of `repo.worktree().open_index()`. - `git_revision` is now available in `revision::plumbing`. That way it won't clash with the higher-level constructs on top of it which use the same names. ### New Features (BREAKING) - `gix rev resolve --explain` - `Repository::rev_parse()` returns a `RevSpec`. This lays the foundation for actually handling rev-specs faithfully. Previous users should use `rev_parse().single()` to obtain a single object id which was the only supported usecase previously. ### Commit Statistics - 31 commits contributed to the release over the course of 26 calendar days. - 26 days passed between releases. - 6 commits where understood as [conventional](https://www.conventionalcommits.org). - 3 unique issues were worked on: #427, #450, #482 ### Thanks Clippy [Clippy](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-clippy) helped 1 time to make code idiomatic. ### Commit Details * **#427** - `--cat-file` flag for `gix rev parse` to cat instead of resolving. (b83f6bd) - `gix rev resolve --explain` (c5846e0) - make fmt (4b320e7) - `gix rev previous-branches` subcommand (e972aad) - support for parsing multiple specs in one invocation (84b5448) - adapt to changes in `git-repository` (ebb788c) - remove `Repository::load_index()` in favor of `repo.worktree().open_index()`. (ea35183) - Assure desirable performance by assuring an object cache exists. (af32128) - Use `Display` for revision printing instead of `Debug` (d194f15) - `git_revision` is now available in `revision::plumbing`. (4fd0968) - Make use of `git-revision::Spec` in `RevSpec` data structure. (004915e) - adjust to change in git-revision (51762bb) - adjust to changes in git-revision (df7da1f) - adjust to changes in `git-revision` (a70f262) - `gix rev parse` now uses `Repository::rev_parse()` (e191681) - `Repository::rev_parse()` returns a `RevSpec`. (e2aff28) * **#450** - first successful test for returning a refspec. (6e5bd5c) * **#482** - Bring back conversion from discovery kind to `git-repository::Kind` (ebb5bee) * **Uncategorized** - prepare for gitoxide release (6305d52) - Release git-date v0.0.3, git-actor v0.11.1, git-attributes v0.3.1, git-tempfile v2.0.3, git-object v0.20.1, git-ref v0.15.1, git-config v0.6.1, git-diff v0.17.1, git-discover v0.4.0, git-bitmap v0.1.1, git-index v0.4.1, git-mailmap v0.3.1, git-traverse v0.16.1, git-pack v0.21.1, git-odb v0.31.1, git-packetline v0.12.6, git-url v0.7.1, git-transport v0.19.1, git-protocol v0.18.1, git-revision v0.4.0, git-worktree v0.4.1, git-repository v0.21.0, safety bump 5 crates (c96473d) - Release git-hash v0.9.7, git-features v0.22.1 (232784a) - fix tree ext reading and writing; round-trip with long path works now (f93febe) - Merge branch 'format_git_date_time' (99e12be) - thanks clippy (4bd747c) - Merge branch 'write-index-files' into write-index-v2 (cddc2ca) - Merge branch 'write-index-files' into rev-parse-delegate (370110d) - Merge branch 'main' into rev-parse-delegate (4ae2bed) - Merge branch 'main' into rev-parse-delegate (6da8250) - make fmt (47724c0) - Merge branch 'kianmeng-fix-typos' (4e7b343) - Fix typos (e9fcb70) -
git-commitgraph-v0.8.1
183c0488 · ·A maintenance release without user-facing changes. ### Commit Statistics - 3 commits contributed to the release over the course of 26 calendar days. - 26 days passed between releases. - 0 commits where understood as [conventional](https://www.conventionalcommits.org). - 0 issues like '(#ID)' where seen in commit messages ### Commit Details * **Uncategorized** - prepare for gitoxide release (6305d52) - Release git-hash v0.9.7, git-features v0.22.1 (232784a) - Merge branch 'kianmeng-fix-typos' (4e7b343) -
git-repository-v0.21.0
ee383f34 · ·### Changed - Invert behaviour to `open::Options::strict_config()`, with lenient being the default. This means API users will get libgit2 behaviour but commands like `gix` can change options to emulate `git` behaviour. ### New Features - `Kind` can now represent submodules. This should complete the list of git repository types and flavors. - `open()` and `discover()` support opening submodules. This includes submodule checkouts as well as their original module git directories. - `open::Options::lenient_config(…)` to default otherwise invalid configuration values where possible Originally required by https://github.com/starship/starship/issues/4266 . - support core.worktree option - display for `object::tree::EntryRef` - `Head::prior_checked_out_branches()` - `Repository::index()` and `Worktree::index()`. These methods provide a possibly updated shared index. - add `Repository::object_cache_size_if_unset()` - `Commit::message_raw_sloppy()` to provide yet another way to obtain a commit message. - add `rev_spec::parse::ObjectKindHint` to support `core.disambiguate`. The latter is seemingly undocumented in the typical place, git-config. ### Bug Fixes - assure permissions per trust level are properly inherited into `open::Options`. - provide additional explanation about when to use `open::Options::with()` ### Refactor - <csr-id-b38a212459e2646ab97ad7b5c24e54d962aae960/> embrace `revision` module and move `rev_walk` there. Let's embrace the idea of structured modules and platforms in the right spot in the module hierarchy instead of forcing known names on it that over-simplify. ### Changed (BREAKING) - remove `permissions::Config::strict()` as they were unused internally. Furthermore, they were allowing everything as before so better not to have it. - rename `Repository::load_mailmap*` to `Repository::open_mailmap*`. For consistency with other similar methods. - remove `Repository::load_index()` in favor of `repo.worktree().open_index()`. - `git_revision` is now available in `revision::plumbing`. That way it won't clash with the higher-level constructs on top of it which use the same names. - Turn `id::Ancestors` into general-purpose `RevWalk`. - remove `Permissions::git_dir` field entirely. It was meant to help dealing with bailing out if the git dir isn't fully trusted, but the way this was done was over-engineered especially since the read-only permission level wasn't implemented at all. That function is now performed by a new flag, the `bail_on_untrusted` which is off by default. ### New Features (BREAKING) - `Repository::rev_parse()` returns a `RevSpec`. This lays the foundation for actually handling rev-specs faithfully. Previous users should use `rev_parse().single()` to obtain a single object id which was the only supported usecase previously. ### Bug Fixes (BREAKING) - Don't panic for `@{1}` in new repos; rename `Head::into_referent()` to `::try_into_referent()` The signature change will prevent such issues in the future as one cannot simply ignore new repositories. ### Commit Statistics - 133 commits contributed to the release over the course of 26 calendar days. - 26 days passed between releases. - 22 commits where understood as [conventional](https://www.conventionalcommits.org). - 2 unique issues were worked on: #427, #482 ### Thanks Clippy [Clippy](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-clippy) helped 6 times to make code idiomatic. ### Commit Details * **#427** - display for `object::tree::EntryRef` (b47bbb7) - make fmt (4b320e7) - `Head::prior_checked_out_branches()` (727768a) - improve docs (1e47bc1) - refactor (e67deab) - implement @^{} syntax (fbd5aab) - access to reflog entries (5cd06cf) - declare reflog access by date to be planned. (95bcf3b) - officially make sibling branches 'planned' (145631b) - implement nth prior checkout (ff37fae) - test for nth prior checkout (4fd2314) - refactor, add complex test for traversal (4f83470) - support for ancestor traversal (ac2105f) - refactor (6ffbf4c) - support for parent traversal (aa80030) - Index lookup works and provides hints en-par with git in terms of information at least. (a049bd3) - failing tests for index rev-parsing (502d8c9) - Make `git-index` non-optional and part of the standard setup. (c2e84a4) - `Repository::index()` and `Worktree::index()`. (ffe7291) - rename `Repository::load_mailmap*` to `Repository::open_mailmap*`. (1c12d49) - remove `Repository::load_index()` in favor of `repo.worktree().open_index()`. (ea35183) - tests for reference name retrieval. (7a8c8f3) - add `Repository::object_cache_size_if_unset()` (47619f7) - Use `Display` for revision printing instead of `Debug` (d194f15) - adapt to changes in `git-revision` (65b337d) - Assure only commits serve as starting point (5ad0f96) - test regex negation, which brought up a traversal ordering bug (7b1733e) - multi-tip regex work (4ca4919) - A way to obtain a rev-walk platform directly from the top-level repo. (835dcf4) - Only run regex based searches if a substring search won't do (295bf9f) - fix docs (25fd8fe) - a first failing test for regex-search. (13e0938) - make clear in error text if regex aren't actually used. (cfb8c40) - Move `RevSpec` to `revision::Spec`. (1b8df18) - refactor (e05aa3b) - align tests to upcoming structure of RevSpec (41d6dd2) - `git_revision` is now available in `revision::plumbing`. (4fd0968) - embrace `revision` module and move `rev_walk` there. (b38a212) - Turn `id::Ancestors` into general-purpose `RevWalk`. (2424957) - git sorts commit traversals and so do we (538ecd4) - Use prefix consisently when reporting object ids (bf9e27b) - `Commit::message_raw_sloppy()` to provide yet another way to obtain a commit message. (d2611ce) - support for regex-based matching for single-tips (6369153) - assure regex search failure is registered as such (b58d7cb) - non-regex implementation of single-tip search for commit messages (7ad4e54) - Provide an error if regex is not compiled in but is used (838a6ba) - frame for optional regex support in git-repository (7f43d95) - Add complex repositry example similar to the one by Jon Loeliger (1e0b431) - assure all forms of ranges/merge-bases disambiguate equally (4fdc120) - fix tests that was flaky due to time-dependent comparison. (9fa9850) - follow refs as well when resolving names to ids. (34c8140) - Correctly disambiguate objects in ranges without falling back to repo-disambiguation configuration (17a1edf) - Disambiguation of ranges by committish works (8b0ceb5) - first failing test to check for range disambiguation (a5eb4fb) - better error messages in case all ambiguous objects fail a transformation (97922f8) - Make use of `git-revision::Spec` in `RevSpec` data structure. (004915e) - sketch the new version of the RevSpec data structure (98d32c6) - sketch data structure for actually using baseline range results (f6da78f) - basic parsing of range baseline (b6013b6) - adjust to change in git-revision (51762bb) - adjust to changes in git-revision (df7da1f) - fix docs (5425de9) - Adjust RevSpec::range() to match changes in `git-revision` (05ea453) - adjust to changes in `git-revision` (a70f262) - All disambiguation tests work as good as git or better. (c397761) - re-enable more tests (04e1558) - more tests, still in progress (8d92eb6) - improve error messages related to peeling (b61a343) - `gix rev parse` now uses `Repository::rev_parse()` (e191681) - also maintain git-style sort order of objects (c14754a) - git-style disambiguation errors (5717194) - refactor (6f7823f) - refactor; prepare for detailed ambiguous object information (0a08583) - refactor (017727a) - refactor (87e7d97) - refactor (1d2ef52) - a way to not degenerate information when chaining errors (8d723ad) - compare all configurable disambiguation types against baseline (c98195b) - refactor (929308d) - more impelmentation of object disambiguation (9127d15) - first repository-local disambiguation works (31db570) - a general setup to peel objects while managing candidates. (c418527) - set foundation for core.disambiguate implementation (96cb5ee) - parse `core.disambiguate` from configuration and cache it. (335c459) - add `rev_spec::parse::ObjectKindHint` to support `core.disambiguate`. (906c958) - `Repository::rev_parse()` returns a `RevSpec`. (e2aff28) - improve error message for Fail mode with ref matching as well as object(s) (1ef7281) - add support for keeping multiple candidates in case of ambiguous objects. (8b4e5e0) - refactor (2b2cb6d) * **#482** - Bring back conversion from discovery kind to `git-repository::Kind` (ebb5bee) - `Kind` can now represent submodules. (a01525d) - `open()` and `discover()` support opening submodules. (5dac021) - Add archive for submodule test (7ab3279) - test showing that submodules dirs can't be opened right now (5a9c537) * **Uncategorized** - Release git-date v0.0.3, git-actor v0.11.1, git-attributes v0.3.1, git-tempfile v2.0.3, git-object v0.20.1, git-ref v0.15.1, git-config v0.6.1, git-diff v0.17.1, git-discover v0.4.0, git-bitmap v0.1.1, git-index v0.4.1, git-mailmap v0.3.1, git-traverse v0.16.1, git-pack v0.21.1, git-odb v0.31.1, git-packetline v0.12.6, git-url v0.7.1, git-transport v0.19.1, git-protocol v0.18.1, git-revision v0.4.0, git-worktree v0.4.1, git-repository v0.21.0, safety bump 5 crates (c96473d) - prepare changelogs prior to reelase (c06ae1c) - Invert behaviour to `open::Options::strict_config()`, with lenient being the default. (0235111) - `open::Options::lenient_config(…)` to default otherwise invalid configuration values where possible (067c334) - Release git-hash v0.9.7, git-features v0.22.1 (232784a) - Merge branch 'index-write-refactor' (805f432) - first PoC for writing long paths, even though it doens't produce the entire file yet (581cbd7) - adjust `git_date::parsea(str)` to use a str (0f8680a) - Merge branch 'format_git_date_time' (99e12be) - refactor (bd64387) - thanks clippy (4bd747c) - Don't panic for `@{1}` in new repos; rename `Head::into_referent()` to `::try_into_referent()` (c68b125) - Merge branch 'feat-core-worktree' (df42d22) - remove `permissions::Config::strict()` as they were unused internally. (0deda0d) - test absolute worktree dirs as well when overridden in core.worktree (4e17864) - validate core.worktree handling in bare repositories (cba6983) - Add more tests around invalid `core.worktree` values (1591a50) - move tests into `worktree` module and prepare for more of them (a05b15b) - Use time format strings. (f84e8f5) - support core.worktree option (0bf8371) - refactor (556dd8c) - Format `git-date::Time` with `time::format_description`. (d4243bc) - Merge branch 'parse-refspec' (2ba338e) - support for `@:` == `@^{tree}` in rev-parsing (6c06406) - Merge branch 'write-index-files' into write-index-v2 (cddc2ca) - thanks clippy (90dccc3) - thanks clippy (df83e23) - Merge branch 'write-index-files' into rev-parse-delegate (370110d) - thanks clippy (6163caa) - Merge branch 'main' into rev-parse-delegate (4ae2bed) - thanks clippy (d8511bb) - thanks clippy (a479bd3) - Merge branch 'main' into rev-parse-delegate (6da8250) - remove `Permissions::git_dir` field entirely. (1df379a) - assure permissions per trust level are properly inherited into `open::Options`. (be6114e) - provide additional explanation about when to use `open::Options::with()` (270242c) - make fmt (47724c0) - Merge branch 'kianmeng-fix-typos' (4e7b343) - Fix typos (e9fcb70) -
git-worktree-v0.4.1
ee383f34 · ·A maintenance release without user facing changes. ### Commit Statistics - 5 commits contributed to the release over the course of 26 calendar days. - 26 days passed between releases. - 0 commits where understood as [conventional](https://www.conventionalcommits.org). - 0 issues like '(#ID)' where seen in commit messages ### Commit Details * **Uncategorized** - Release git-date v0.0.3, git-actor v0.11.1, git-attributes v0.3.1, git-tempfile v2.0.3, git-object v0.20.1, git-ref v0.15.1, git-config v0.6.1, git-diff v0.17.1, git-discover v0.4.0, git-bitmap v0.1.1, git-index v0.4.1, git-mailmap v0.3.1, git-traverse v0.16.1, git-pack v0.21.1, git-odb v0.31.1, git-packetline v0.12.6, git-url v0.7.1, git-transport v0.19.1, git-protocol v0.18.1, git-revision v0.4.0, git-worktree v0.4.1, git-repository v0.21.0, safety bump 5 crates (c96473d) - prepare changelogs prior to reelase (c06ae1c) - Release git-hash v0.9.7, git-features v0.22.1 (232784a) - Merge branch 'kianmeng-fix-typos' (4e7b343) - Fix typos (e9fcb70) -
git-revision-v0.4.0
c96473dc · ·### New Features - `Spec` with `Display` implementation to reproduce itself. That way it can be parsed back perfectly after displaying itself, and will work normally when used in backticks in the shell for simple include patterns. - Add `Spec` data strcuture to fully represent a revision specification - Add support for `r1^@` - Add support for `r1^!` - support for `<rev>^-<n>` and `<rev>^-` ### Changed (BREAKING) - More intuitive variants for `Spec`. - rename various `Kind` variants to be more descrptive. - Rename `Kind::Single` to `Include` and add `Exclude` kind. So far I got ranges pretty wrong and was degenerating the `^rev` case due to misinterpretation of the docs. This summary corrected that: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-rev-parse#_revision_range_summary ### Commit Statistics - 38 commits contributed to the release over the course of 23 calendar days. - 26 days passed between releases. - 8 commits where understood as [conventional](https://www.conventionalcommits.org). - 2 unique issues were worked on: #427, #450 ### Thanks Clippy [Clippy](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-clippy) helped 3 times to make code idiomatic. ### Commit Details * **#427** - make fmt (4b320e7) - remove unused type (ad3475d) - Better docs for `Spec` and `spec::Kind` (6b76c06) - More intuitive variants for `Spec`. (42aea42) - `Spec` with `Display` implementation to reproduce itself. (36c70e1) - More fuzz success (f239796) - fix panics discovered by fuzzer input (0f9e959) - Add fuzz target (54108f4) - Add support for `r1^@` (4bb2003) - Add support for `r1^!` (7e5d31c) - refactor (dd1a208) - the first test for @^! syntax (b97677c) - rename various `Kind` variants to be more descrptive. (487941c) - Add all remainiing rev-spec kinds. (fcc737d) - Assure parsing ends after special syntax sugar (661bf29) - support for `<rev>^-<n>` and `<rev>^-` (fa1615d) - a way to intercept which ref or prefix was set (b7a823b) - first steps toward implementing ^-n (4b105f8) - tests for `r1^-` and `r1^-n` syntactic sugar (5d983c6) - Adjust RevSpec::range() to match changes in `git-revision` (05ea453) - Omitted revisions after or before ../... are automatically defaulted to `HEAD`. (d6f481d) - make it possible to see the ordering of calls (b04614c) - Rename `Kind::Single` to `Include` and add `Exclude` kind. (baf34c4) * **#450** - add fuzz target and basic docs on how to run it (febf070) * **Uncategorized** - prepare changelogs prior to reelase (c06ae1c) - Release git-hash v0.9.7, git-features v0.22.1 (232784a) - Merge branch 'index-write-refactor' (805f432) - adjust `git_date::parsea(str)` to use a str (0f8680a) - Merge branch 'format_git_date_time' (99e12be) - thanks clippy (4bd747c) - raise `git-revision` to the status of 'usable' (09eb1a6) - Merge branch 'write-index-files' into write-index-v2 (cddc2ca) - Merge branch 'write-index-files' into rev-parse-delegate (370110d) - Add `Spec` data strcuture to fully represent a revision specification (5038ffa) - Merge branch 'main' into rev-parse-delegate (4ae2bed) - thanks clippy (ca82265) - thanks clippy (19db44a) - Merge branch 'main' into rev-parse-delegate (6da8250) -
git-protocol-v0.18.1
c96473dc · ·A maintenance release without user facing changes. ### Commit Statistics - 3 commits contributed to the release over the course of 26 calendar days. - 26 days passed between releases. - 0 commits where understood as [conventional](https://www.conventionalcommits.org). - 0 issues like '(#ID)' where seen in commit messages ### Commit Details * **Uncategorized** - prepare changelogs prior to reelase (c06ae1c) - Release git-hash v0.9.7, git-features v0.22.1 (232784a) - Fix typos (e9fcb70)