Struct OpenRepo 

pub struct OpenRepo { /* private fields */ }

one authority because GitServe is GitOps.

So the second field is gone, and with it the paragraph that explained why two fields were not two handles and why they could not be one upcast (trait upcasting stabilised in Rust 1.86 and this workspace declares 1.85). There is one Arc, one refcount cell, and one view of one transaction.

Implementations

impl OpenRepo

pub fn serve(&self) -> &dyn GitServe

The reading contract: inflated objects, headers, HEAD, emit_pack, select — and, by the GitServe: GitOps supertrait, the eleven as well.

This is what the serving path holds. It blocks: every caller below is already inside spawn_blocking or on a control-plane worker, and The two-tier rule keeps the serving tier serial — request concurrency, no intra-request fan-out.

pub fn unlogged(&self) -> &dyn GitServe

The store with no log in front of it. The twin’s apply path and nothing else: a write here is invisible to this box’s transaction log.

pub fn git_dir(&self) -> &Path

Where this repository lives. The inherent twin of RepoStore::git_dir, so callers that only want a path do not have to have the trait in scope.

pub fn hash_kind(&self) -> Kind

This repository’s hash algorithm — asked, never defaulted. See RepoStore::hash_kind.

Trait Implementations

impl RepoStore for OpenRepo

fn git_dir(&self) -> &Path

Where this repository lives.

fn hash_kind(&self) -> Kind

This repository’s hash algorithm.

fn git(&self) -> Arc<dyn GitServe>

The repository, under the whole contract family.