GitoxideLabs/gitoxide gix-protocol-v0.64.0

gix-protocol v0.64.0

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Changed (BREAKING)

• replace maybe-async with bisync.
  Replace the globally feature-selected maybe-async dependency with bisync 0.3 and
  re-export the locally selected macro mode from gix-protocol.

  Also use it to deduplicate portions which previously couldn't be handled.

• adapt to lifetime-free configuration files in gix-config
  Update repository configuration storage, snapshots, overrides, and caches
  to use the self-contained gix_config::File representation. Configuration
  can now move through repository initialization, cloning, and remote setup
  without artificial input lifetimes or conversions to 'static.

  • Return owned BString, PathBuf, OsString, and FullName values
    from configuration-derived lookups.
  • Simplify fallible optional access from Option<Result<T, E>> to
    Result<Option<T>, E>, allowing errors to propagate naturally with
    ?.
  • Accept common string and byte-string inputs through AsBStr in
    configuration setters, converters, remote lookup, and remote saving.
  • Remove widespread Cow construction, into_owned(), and redundant
    cloning from configuration consumers.
  • Preserve configuration-key context when converting owned values and
    enriching validation errors.

  Adapt config-tree conversions for the new owned values and optional-result
  shape, including booleans, integers, paths, URLs, refspecs, timeouts,
  compression levels, and reference names.

  Return owned remote names, default remote names, branch tracking
  references, and submodule paths so these results are independent of the
  repository configuration borrow. Protocol feature values likewise use
  owned strings.

  Update repository opening, initialization, cloning, remotes, filters,
  status, submodules, and related tests to use the lifetime-free APIs.

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