This moves enough code into python with CFFI to pass the test_remotes
unit tests. There is no credentials support yet.
There is a small change in the return value of Remote.fetch() in that we
now return a TransferProgress object instead of extracting a few values
into a dictionary.
It claims you need to checkout a branch after clone, which is not the
case currently (the clone function will do it for you).
While here, format the docstring for sphinx to make it pretty.
API changes:
- Rename Commit._message to Commit.raw_message
- Rename Signature._name to Signature.raw_name
- Rename Signature._email to Signature.raw_email
New features:
- Remote.push(refspec)
- Tag.get_object()
And some bugs fixed.
Thanks to Brodie Rao, Fraser Tweedale, Andrew Chin and Carlos Martín
Nieto.
API changes:
- New Oid type
- Changed signature of Repository.create_reference
- Reference.oid and Reference.hex removed, use Reference.target instead
- Drop "del Index[path]" from the API, use Index.remove(path) instead
- Drop TreeEntry.to_object
- Changed signature of Repository.checkout
- Repository.create_blob_from_file removed, use instead new methods
Repository.create_blob_fromworkdir and
Repository.create_blob_from_disk
New features:
- Add len(TreeBuilder) and TreeBuilder.get
- Add Repository.merge_base
- Support changing the head with "Repository.head = refname"
- Improved support for diff
- Add support for clone
- Python 2: Support hex oids as byte strings
- Add Reference.get_object()
- Add Remote.save
- Add support for branches, new type Branch
Other:
- Upgraded to libgit2 0.19
- Partial documentation review
Thanks to Nico von Geyso, Daniel Rodríguez Troitiño, Bernardo Heynemann,
Rémi Duraffort, Andrey Devyatkin, Hervé Cauwelier, Jiunn Haur Lim, Richo
Healey, Carlos Martín Nieto, David Fischer, Fraser Tweedale, Jun Omae
and Xu Tao.
Even though I am aware that the comment lines in pygit2/__init__.py are longer than 79 characters, there's a reason for that.
If I break them, they'll show poorly in the documentation, and in my opinion better docs trump the 80 char requirement. If you think it's still better to have less than 80 characters in the comments, I'll gladly resubmit the changes at the expense of the documentation.
Now we figure out whether it is a direct or symbolic reference based on
the type and value of the target. This guessing will fail in very very
rare situations, for that we still have the explicit lower level API.
Changes:
- (#203) Now Repository.head returns the resolved reference, not the
commit
- (#210) Fix refcount error in Repository.create_remote
- (#212) Improved diff documentation
Thanks to Jun Omae and Nico von Geyso.
