Implementing Pull with Pygit2
First Solution (Not Recommended): You should not do this. It is possible to lose work this way. However, it works as a hacky solution. master_ref = repo.lookup_reference('refs/heads/master') master_ref.set_target(remote_master_id) # Terrible hack to fix set_target() screwing with the index repo.reset(master_ref.target, pygit2.GIT_RESET_HARD) Full source Second Solution: This one seems to be promising....
Getting full indexes of a patch using libgit2 / git2go
So I've managed to get some outside help. If anyone runs into the same issue, it can be returned using: git_diff_options in libgit2 and setting id_abbrev to 40. https://libgit2.github.com/libgit2/#HEAD/type/git_diff_options or DiffOptions in git2go and setting IdAbbrev to 40. https://godoc.org/github.com/libgit2/git2go#DiffOptions...
How to print the contents of a pygit object in python
Let's check the documentation for pygit2: $ pydoc pygit2.Diff | ---------------------------------- | Data descriptors defined here: | | patch | Patch diff string. Okay, so let's try that: >>> out=repo.diff(t0,t1) >>> print out <_pygit2.Diff object at 0x7fc46eeb0410> >>> print out.patch diff --git a/file1 b/file1 index 10952f3..66ed2b8 100644 --- a/file1 +++...
How to set the credentials in pygit2.clone_repository?
Does using the exact same username and password work with git? If you have two-factor authentication activated, your normal password won't work. You have to create a new token and use that as your password. Also make sure that the error is due to the credentials. "security error" could just...
Extract commits related to code changes from commit tree
python,github,github-api,pygit2
If that is possible, how do we get the list of modified files? Ah, now you're asking the right questions! Git, of course, does not store a list of modified files in each commit. Rather, each commit represents the state of the entire repository at a certain point in...
Does Repository.walk traverse all commits
Found relevant material in this answer. Repository.walk does not care about dangling commits, however git_odb_foreach can be used, which in pygit2 terms simply translates to iterating the repository object (check the Repository_as_iter function)....
Unusual behavior of jinja2 template_filter decorator in flask application
python-2.7,flask,jinja2,pygit2
Just putting those filter definitions in a module doesn't run them, you need to actually import the module after creating the app. This will run the code and register the filters. # ... app = Flask(__name__) # ... from fresque import filters ...