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I am not sure what this issue trying to tell me? Do you want or need a mature git module
. Because kinda abandon it for now. You could have commented this on the PR. You can also pick up the PR if you want to :)
interpret_gitignore (in scandir.lua)
Isn't done yet. It doesn't work for more advanced cases like this:
bin/
!bin/super_important
# Or i think this should also not work
**/asdf
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I am not sure what this issue trying to tell me? Do you want or need a mature git module. Because kinda abandon it for now. You could have commented this on the PR. You can also pick up the PR if you want to :)
Ok.Yeah, I do see luagit is a very WIP. So that does not look feasible/useful. Closing.
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So that does not look feasible/useful.
If you need some git functions. You should just define them yourself currently with plenary.job
similar to whats happening in the PR. That is way more specific and will bring you to your goal way faster :)
About plenary.git
i am not sure how to continue. Writing general plenary.job
wrapper might not be that helpful. There is https://github.com/libgit2/luagit2 which need a lot of work until its usable for us because it currently only supports libgit2 v0.17.0. Alternative would be to write libgit2 ffi bindings but that also takes a lot of time and would be a nightmare with the different libgit2 versions. Ubuntu 18.04 is different to 20.04 which is different to last version, etc ... So we would need to ship the binary and write the bindings for that binary.
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