Basic parsing or results & errors from the Git command line process

Run a batch of Git "status" command to update status of given files and/or directories.

Quick check if revision control is enabled */

Append any messages from another FSourceControlResultInfo, ensuring to keep any already accumulated info. */

Is git binary found and working. */

Convert filename relative to the repository root to absolute path (inplace)

* @brief Extract the relative filename from a Git status result. * * Examples of status results: M Content/Textures/T_Perlin_Noise_M.uasset R Cont

Launch the Git command line process and extract its results & errors

Find the root of the Git repository, looking from the provided path and upward in its parent directories.

* Parse the array of strings results of a 'git log' command * * Example git log results: commit 97a4e7626681895e073aaefd68b8ac087db81b0b Author: Séb

Run a Git "log" command and parse it.

Get files in cache */

Get lists of Missing files (ie "deleted"), Modified files, and "other than Added" Existing files

Quick check if revision control is available for use (useful for server-based providers) */

Tell if using the Git LFS file Locking workflow */

Run a 'git ls-files' command to get all files tracked by Git recursively in a directory. * * Called in case of a "directory status" (no file listed

This is called at startup nearly before anything else in our module: BinaryPath will then be used by the provider

* Translate file actions from the given Git log --name-status command to keywords used by the Editor UI. * * @see https://www.kernel.org/pub/softwar

Parse the array of strings results of a 'git status' command for a directory * * Called in case of a "directory status" (no file listed in the comm

Parse the array of strings results of a 'git status' command for a provided list of files all in a common directory * * Called in case of a normal r

* @brief Detects how to parse the result of a "status" command to get workspace file states * * It is either a command for a whole directory (ie. "

Run a Git "commit" command by batches

Run a Git `cat-file --filters` command to dump the binary content of a revision into a file.

Execute a command to get the details of a conflict */