A file represents a file (or directory) relative to os.Getwd()

An IndexPath represents a file in the index. ie. a File path relative to the Git WorkDir, not the current working directory.

A RefSpec refers to a reference contained under .git/refs

insert instruction. Insert the bytes into the stream.

A GitDir represents the .git/ directory of a repository. It should not have a trailing slash.

A Branch is a type of RefSpec that lives under refs/heads/ or refs/remotes/heads Use GetBranch to get a valid branch from a branchname, don't cast fro

A SymbolicRef is generally "HEAD". It's a fake symlink used by git to support operating systems that don't have symlinks

Implement the sort interface on *GitIndexEntry, so that it's easy to sort by name.

An EntryMode is like an os.FileMode, but restricted to the values that are legal in git.

WorkDir is the top level of the work directory of the current process, or the empty string if the --bare option is provided

Implement the sort interface on *GitIndexEntry, so that it's easy to sort by name.

A Stage represents a git merge stage in the index.

A PackProtocolMode determines how calling Read on a RemoteConn returns data to the caller.

A string value compatible with a flag var that allows you to assign multiple flags to the same string value. If the value is set twice either by dupli

Implement the sort interface on *GitIndexEntry, so that it's easy to sort by name.

A BitSetter denotes an option for a flag which sets or unsets a bit. It determines both whether the bit should be set, and the value it should be set

CheckoutIndexOptions represents the options that may be passed to "git checkout-index"

CheckoutOptions represents the options that may be passed to "git checkout"

Command line options which affect the behaviour of clean.

A Client represents a user of the git command inside of a git repo. It's usually something that is trying to manipulate the repo.

Options that are shared between git diff, git diff-files, diff-index, and diff-tree

Describes the options that may be specified on the command line for "git diff-files". Note that only raw mode is currently supported, even though all

Describes the options that may be specified on the command line for "git diff-index". Note that only raw mode is currently supported, even though all

Describes the options that may be specified on the command line for "git diff".

Describes the options that may be specified on the command line for "git diff-index". Note that only raw mode is currently supported, even though all

This file provides a stupid way of parsing git config files. It's not very efficient, but for now it gets the job done. (There's a lot more low hangin

A HashDiff represents a single line in a git diff-index type output.

Represents a match (or non-match) of a particular path name against a set of ignore patterns

An ignore pattern declared in a pattern file (e.g. .gitignore) or provided as an input.

Describes the options that may be specified on the command line for "git diff-index". Note that only raw mode is currently supported, even though all

Options for LsTree. (These are almost all presentational and don't affect the behaviour of LsTree itself, but are in this struct to make it easier to

Merge options represent the options that may be passed on the command line to "git merge"

A Person is usually an Author, but might be a committer. It's someone with an email address.

Options that may be passed in the command line to ReadTree.

Reader reads a Delta from Src and computes the delta using Base to resolve inserts.