Module integrate 

The pure half of rk integrate: the transaction’s judgments and the evidence a local integration leaves behind.

This module spawns nothing. It decides what a branch name, a seat, a pair of observed tips, and a stored ledger permit, and it renders and parses the ledger. crate::commands::integrate is the half that runs git and pre-commit.

The evidence is clone-local, under the common git directory, because a local integration is a fact about one checkout: the branch it names exists in that clone alone, the prune verbs that read it act in that clone alone, and a committed file would carry a per-checkout fact into every other clone. The common git directory rather than a worktree’s own is what makes one ledger serve every linked seat.

SATISFIES git:a-local-integration-is-a-transaction

Structs

Entry

One local integration, as the prune verbs read it.

Ledger

Every local integration this clone recorded, newest last.

Enums

TrunkState

How the local trunk stands against its remote.

Constants

LEDGER_PATH

The ledger’s path below the common git directory.

Functions

refuse_branch_name

Why a branch name cannot be integrated, or None where it can.

refuse_moved_trunk

Why the gate’s verdict blocks the integration, or None.

refuse_trunk_state

Why a diverged trunk cannot be integrated onto.

release_intent

The release intent a Conventional Commit message states, as the phrase a warning names it by, or None for a type that states none.

short

The seven-character form a report shows.

trunk_state

Where the local trunk stands against the remote tip, if any.

uncounted_release

The warning for a release-intent message over a change the package’s listing does not reach: release-plz will neither list the commit nor count it toward a release.