Struct NoChangeInput 

pub struct NoChangeInput<'a> {
    pub invocation: &'a CommitInvocation<'a>,
    pub workspace: &'a mut CommitWorkspace,
    pub capture: &'a InvocationCapture,
    pub mode: TransactionMode,
    pub eligible: bool,
    pub intended_tree: &'a str,
    pub committed_paths: &'a [String],
    pub selected_worktree_paths: &'a [AddedPath],
    pub events: &'a [PolicyEvent],
    pub changed_passes: u64,
    pub changed_paths: &'a [String],
    pub index_lock_timeout_ms: u64,
}

What: What the no-change decision reads. Why: The decision compares the intended tree with the recorded base’s tree.

In TS you’d write (pseudocode):

{ workspace, capture, gitPath, cwd, repositoryRoot, mode, eligible, intendedTreeOid, committedPaths, ... }

Fields

invocation: &'a CommitInvocation<'a>

The invocation’s fixed facts.

workspace: &'a mut CommitWorkspace

The published workspace.

capture: &'a InvocationCapture

The invocation capture.

mode: TransactionMode

The original selection mode.

eligible: bool

False for an explicit allow-empty, an amend and a sequencer conclusion.

intended_tree: &'a str

The completely settled private tree.

committed_paths: &'a [String]

The selection including policy additions.

selected_worktree_paths: &'a [AddedPath]

Selected corrected files that match their initial bytes.

events: &'a [PolicyEvent]

The settled pass’s events.

changed_passes: u64

How many passes changed content.

changed_paths: &'a [String]

The corrected paths, for the summary.

index_lock_timeout_ms: u64

The backoff budget for a foreign index.lock.