GitoxideLabs/gitoxide git-repository-v0.32.0

git-repository v0.32.0

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Bug Fixes

• default author and committer time
  When needing to fallback to a default author or committer signature, the
  time from GIT_AUTHOR_DATE should only be used for the author and
  GIT_COMMITTER_DATE should only be used for the committer and not
  intermixed. This change enforces that constraint.

• signature name and email resolution
  The name and email for the author and/or committer may come from different
  config files. For example, user.name may be set in the global config and
  user.email may come from the repository local config.

  This case was broken due to Personas.from_config_and_env() only looking in
  the last config section containing, for example, a "user" section. Thus if
  the user.name and user.email are split across multiple sections (i.e.
  originating from separate config files), the fallback name and email
  ("gitoxide" and "gitoxide@localhost") would be used.

  The solution is to use git_config::File::string() to lookup the name and
  email separately. The string() method correctly resolves the value by
  looking through all sections from all files in the correct order.

Other

• name and email from different config sections
  The user.name, user.email, author.name, author.email, committer.name, and
  committer.email configuration may come from different sections from
  different config files. This new test exercises a couple of scenarios that
  are currently broken.

Reverted (BREAKING)

• commiter_or_default(), author_or_default() and user_default().
  This means that all methods that previously succeeded by adding a default
  will now fail.

  This is preferable over 'doing something' and also admits that gits
  guesswork that tries to find user information by querying the system
  is nothing we want to repeat.

Commit Statistics

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