Function stem

lib/index.es.js:1152–1207

(tree, depth)

// To ensure we don't grow the revision tree infinitely, we stem old revisions
function stem(tree, depth) {
  // First we break out the tree into a complete list of root to leaf paths
  var paths = rootToLeaf(tree);
  var stemmedRevs;

  var result;
  for (var i = 0, len = paths.length; i < len; i++) {
    // Then for each path, we cut off the start of the path based on the
    // `depth` to stem to, and generate a new set of flat trees
    var path$$1 = paths[i];
    var stemmed = path$$1.ids;
    var node;
    if (stemmed.length > depth) {
      // only do the stemming work if we actually need to stem
      if (!stemmedRevs) {
        stemmedRevs = {}; // avoid allocating this object unnecessarily
      }
      var numStemmed = stemmed.length - depth;
      node = {
        pos: path$$1.pos + numStemmed,
        ids: pathToTree(stemmed, numStemmed)
      };

      for (var s = 0; s < numStemmed; s++) {
        var rev = (path$$1.pos + s) + '-' + stemmed[s].id;
        stemmedRevs[rev] = true;
      }
    } else { // no need to actually stem
      node = {
        pos: path$$1.pos,
        ids: pathToTree(stemmed, 0)
      };
    }

    // Then we remerge all those flat trees together, ensuring that we don't
    // connect trees that would go beyond the depth limit
    if (result) {
      result = doMerge(result, node, true).tree;
    } else {
      result = [node];
    }
  }

  // this is memory-heavy per Chrome profiler, avoid unless we actually stemmed
  if (stemmedRevs) {
    traverseRevTree(result, function (isLeaf, pos, revHash) {
      // some revisions may have been removed in a branch but not in another
      delete stemmedRevs[pos + '-' + revHash];
    });
  }

  return {
    tree: result,
    revs: stemmedRevs ? Object.keys(stemmedRevs) : []
  };
}

function merge(tree, path$$1, depth) {