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      • bstr ^1.4.0 normal
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Extensions for git2

Goals:

  • Provide “good enough” implementations of essential or higher-level git2 logic, like cherry-pick, squash, hooks, authentication (not implemented yet), etc
  • The above serves as examples for people needing to write their own implementations

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ops
Higher-level git operations
tree
Lower-level Tree operations
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