Git operations for Ironflow workflows, powered by [git2].

This crate provides a comprehensive set of Git operations as Ironflow Operation implementations. Each operation wraps a [git2] API call, running it inside spawn_blocking since git2 is synchronous.

Architecture

• [GitRepo] is the central handle, wrapping a repository path
• Each operation is a standalone struct implementing Operation
• All operations return kind() == "git"
• Parameters are set at construction time, not via OperationContext

Quick start

use ironflow_ops_git::GitRepo;
use ironflow_ops_git::repository::RepoInit;
use ironflow_ops_git::commit::CommitCreate;
use ironflow_ops_git::index::IndexAdd;
use ironflow_core::operation::{Operation, OperationContext, NoopSecretResolver};
use std::sync::Arc;

# async fn example() -> Result<(), ironflow_core::error::OperationError> {
let ctx = OperationContext::new(Arc::new(NoopSecretResolver));

// Initialize a repo
let init = RepoInit::new("/tmp/my-repo", false);
init.execute(&ctx).await?;

// Stage a file and commit
let add = IndexAdd::new("/tmp/my-repo", "README.md");
add.execute(&ctx).await?;

let commit = CommitCreate::new("/tmp/my-repo", "Initial commit", "Alice", "alice@example.com");
commit.execute(&ctx).await?;
# Ok(())
# }

Tracked operations

Every operation implements Operation, so it can be passed to WorkflowContext::operation() for step lifecycle tracking (step record, status transitions, duration, output persistence).

Modules

Operations are organized by Git domain: