Module libpijul::fs_representation

Layout of a repository (files in .pijul) on the disk. This module exports both high-level functions that require no knowledge of the repository, and lower-level constants documented on pijul.org/documentation/repository, used for instance for downloading files from remote repositories.

Constants

PIJUL_DIR_NAME

Name of the root directory, i.e. .pijul.

Functions

branch_changes_base_path	Basename of the changes file for branch br. This file is only used when pulling/pushing over HTTP (where calling remote programs to list patches is impossible).
branch_changes_file	Changes file from the repository root and branch name.
create	Create a repository. dir must be the repository root (a ".pijul" directory will be created in dir).
find_repo_root	Find the repository root from one of its descendant directories. Return None iff dir is not in a repository.
id_file	The id file is used for remote operations, to identify a repository and save bandwidth when the remote state is partially known.
ignore_file
meta_file	The meta file, where user preferences are stored.
patch_file_name	Basename of the patch corresponding to the given patch hash.
patches_dir	Directory where the patches are. patches_dir("/a/b") = "/a/b/.pijul/patches".
pristine_dir	Directory where the pristine is, from the root of the repository. For instance, if the repository in in /a/b, pristine_dir("/a/b") returns/a/b/.pijul/pristine`.
read_dependencies	Read a patch, but without the "changes" part, i.e. the actual contents of the patch.
read_patch	Read a complete patch.
read_patch_nochanges	Read a patch, but without the "changes" part, i.e. the actual contents of the patch.
repo_dir	Concatenate the parameter with PIJUL_DIR_NAME.
untracked_files