Remove the first instance of file from the index. (This will usually be stage 0.)

Reset implementes the "git reset" command and delegates to the appropriate ResetMode or ResetUnstage subcommand. While the third option is a []File s

Implements "git rev-parse". This should be refactored in terms of RevParseCommit and cleaned up. (clean up a lot.)

TreeType prints the entry mode as the type that shows up in the "git ls-tree" command.

Same as "git checkout-index", except the Index is passed as a parameter (and may not have been written to disk yet). You likely want CheckoutIndex ins

DiffIndex compares the index against a tree. If the index passed is nil, it reads the index from the .git directory

Converts the Tree into an IndexEntries, to simplify comparisons between Trees and Indexes

Returns true if the repo is a bare repo.

Returns stat information for the given file.

Converts a git Tree-ish object to a slice of IndexEntrys. The most significant difference between trees and indexes are that indexes have fully expand

Print progress information to stderr

Returns the capabilities determined during the initial protocol connection. The first index is the capability, the second is the arguments defined fo

Implements the "git checkout" subcommand of git for variations: git checkout [-q] [-f] [-m] [<branch>] git checkout [-q] [-f] [-m] --detach [<branch>]

Returns the file that holds r.

Send a flush packet to the connection

GetAllObjectsExcept is like GetAllObjects, except that it excludes those objects in excludeList. It also populates excludeList with any objects encoun

Returns the committer of the commit.

Returns the .git/objects directory.

Gets a list of references on the remote. If patterns is specified, restrict to refs which match the pattern. If not, return all refs

Indexes the pack, and stores a copy in Client's .git/objects/pack directory as it's doing so. This is the equivalent of "git index-pack --stdin", but

ResetMode implements "git reset [--soft | --mixed | --hard | --merge | --keep]" <commit>

RevParse will parse a single revision into a Commit object.

Determines how reading from the connection returns data to the caller.

Safely updates ref to point to cmt under the client c, logging reason in the reflog. If opts.OldValue is set, it will return an error if the current v

Builds the ls-refs command to send over V2, for both stateless and stateful protocol variants

Check if the merge would overwrite any modified files and return an error if so (unless --reset), then update the file system.

parses a ref returned from the LsRefs command

Helper to ensure the DryRun option gets checked no matter what the code path for ReadTree.

Split a patch into the hunks which make up the patch.

Write the instruction to w

CheckoutIndex implements the "git checkout-index" subcommand of git.

Creates a file relative to GitDir. There should not be a leading slash.

Dst represents the local destination of a remote ref in a refspec. For instance, in the refspec "refs/heads/foo:refs/remotes/origin/foo", Dst refers t

Returns true if the branch exists under c's GitDir

FetchPack fetches a packfile from rmt. It uses wants to retrieve the refnames from the remote, and haves to negotiate the missing objects. FetchPack a

Returns a map of all paths in the Tree. If recurse is true, it will recurse into subtrees. If excludeself is true, it will *not* include it's own Sha1

Returns a valid Branch object for an existing branch.

Returns true if the path is under the client's GitDir.

Implements the Sorter interface on PackfileIndexV2, in order to sort the Sha1, CRC32, and

Opens a file relative to GitDir. There should not be a leading slash.

Opens a connection to the remote. This requires at least one round trip to the service and may mutate the state of this RemoteConn. After calling thi

Returns the URL used to push to a remote.

Reads a line from the underlying connection into buf in a decoded format.

Readers a packfile entry header from r, and returns the type of packfile, the size from the header, optionally a reference or file offset (for deltas

Reverts the given commits from the HEAD. Revert doesn't actually create the new commit, it returns the new tree and leaves it up to the caller (who h

Sets the name of git-upload-pack to use for this remote, where applicable. This must be called before OpenConn. When called on a transport type that d

Src represents the ref name of the ref at the remote location for a refspec. for instance, in the refspec "refs/heads/foo:refs/remotes/origin/foo", sr

Return a string of the status

Check if the read-tree can be performed. Returns a list of files that need to be removed if --reset is specified.

Using the index, retrieve an object from the packfile represented by r at offset. The index must be valid for this function to work, it can not retrie

get a header for either a commit or tag type object.

Sets up common options for git diff-files, diff-index and diff-tree and parses them. Any unique parameters must already be set up in flags before cal

Print the diffs that come back from either diff-files, diff-index, or diff-tree in the appropriate format according to options.

writeHeader writes the ZLIB header.

Appends the value val to the end of the file f. Not that f must already exist.