git

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Index

• Variables
• func Command(ctx context.Context, repo *pb.Repository, args ...string) (*command.Command, error)
• func IsValidRef(ctx context.Context, repo *pb.Repository, ref string) bool
• func NewCommit(...) (*pb.GitCommit, error)
• func SafeTimeParse(timeStr string) time.Time
• func ValidateRevision(revision []byte) error
• func Version() (string, error)

Variables

var FallbackTimeValue = time.Unix(1<<63-62135596801, 999999999)

FallbackTimeValue is the value returned by `SafeTimeParse` in case it encounters a parse error. It's the maximum time value possible in golang. See https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitaly/issues/556#note_40289573

Functions

func Command

func Command(ctx context.Context, repo *pb.Repository, args ...string) (*command.Command, error)

Command creates a git.Command with the given args

func IsValidRef

func IsValidRef(ctx context.Context, repo *pb.Repository, ref string) bool

IsValidRef checks if a ref in a repo is valid

func NewCommit

func NewCommit(id, subject, body, authorName, authorEmail, authorDate,
	committerName, committerEmail, committerDate []byte, parentIds ...string) (*pb.GitCommit, error)

NewCommit creates a commit based on the given elements

func SafeTimeParse

func SafeTimeParse(timeStr string) time.Time

SafeTimeParse parses a git date string with the RFC3339 format. If the date is invalid (possibly because the date is larger than golang's largest value) it returns the maximum date possible.

func ValidateRevision

func ValidateRevision(revision []byte) error

ValidateRevision checks if a revision looks valid

func Version

func Version() (string, error)

Version returns the used git version.