Module declaration 

The .git-xcrypt file: which paths are encrypted, and how line endings are handled.

Patterns use .gitignore syntax and are matched by gix-glob, so the semantics are git’s own rather than an imitation of them. A pattern that contains a space is closed with quotes, exactly as .gitattributes closes one — see [split_line] for why the backslash that used to do that job was taken away from it. Attributes use the .gitattributes vocabulary. The two resolve on independent axes, exactly as git splits them across two files:

• selection — last matching line wins, ! turns a path off;
• attributes — a later line overrides only the attributes it names, a line with no attributes changes nothing.

That separation is what stops a broad pattern added below a narrow declaration from silently erasing it.

Structs

Config

A parsed .git-xcrypt.

Decision

What the file says about one path.

PatternView

One line of .git-xcrypt, as the .gitattributes renderer sees it.

Enums

EolMode

Which line ending the smudge path writes.

TextMode

How a path’s content is treated before encryption.

Functions

is_never_encrypted

Paths that are never encrypted, whatever the patterns say.