Commits


got patch: keep permissions after patching a file ok stsp@


introduce got_patch_progress_cb This introduce a proper got_patch specific progress callback that is invoked after processing a patch. It also drops the hackish printf in the modified case and takes `nop' out of the struct got_patch. ok stsp


print additional progress information while packing ok op@


add a dry-run/nop mode for got patch with lots of help from stsp for the manpage bits!


check file status before applying the patch Don't allow `got patch' to delete files that are not known, or add files that are already known and to edit files that are known, not obstructed and without conflicts.


make got log, diff, blame, tree, and cat unlock the work tree earlier These commands perform potentially long-running operations on the repository after reading information from the work tree. There is no need for them to keep the work tree locked until the end. Doing so blocks other commands the user may want to run concurrently. For example, the user may want to be able to run 'got diff' in the work tree while browsing 'got log' output in less(1). Pointed out by Misha on gameoftrees IRC.


got patch: re-add forgotten lseek otherwise got-read-patch can't parse any patch because the position indicator is at the end of file. While here fix the return too and set patchfd to -1 on error (stsp suggestion.) ok thomas, stsp


make "got cherrypick/backout" match argument against refs before object IDs Use got_repo_match_object_id() instead of hand-rolled code and pick up the updated handling of reference arguments. ok stsp


make "got ref" match argument against references before object IDs Use got_repo_match_object_id() instead of hand-rolled code and pick up the updated handling of reference arguments. ok stsp


pass the callback data instead of hardcoding NULL, ok stsp


add `got patch' command for applying unified diffs


const-ify command and option tables ok stsp


remove stray tab that snuck in


display GMT offset in cat command ok stsp


shrink the width of formatted output fields to their expected size Replace FMT_SCALED_STRSIZE with (FMT_SCALED_STRSIZE - 2) as field width when formatting output for printing. FMT_SCALED_STRSIZE includes space for a nul byte and a minus sign. Output values are expected to be always positive here. ok stsp