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 source control is enabled */

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

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

Is git binary found and working. */

Tell if using the Git LFS file Locking workflow */

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

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

Get Locked Files (that is, CheckedOut files, not Added ones)

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

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 source control is available for use (useful for server-based providers) */

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 log' command * * Example git log results: commit 97a4e7626681895e073aaefd68b8ac087db81b0b Author: Séb

* @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 */

Configure the usage of Git LFS file Locking workflow */

Deleted and Missing assets cannot appear in the Content Browser, but the do in the Submit files to Source Control window!

Display a temporary failure notification at the end of the operation

Display a temporary failure notification at the end of the operation

Display an ongoing notification during the whole operation

Display an ongoing notification during the whole operation

Display a temporary success notification at the end of the operation

Display a temporary success notification at the end of the operation