gitstate

type Anchors struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

type Drift struct {
	// Commit is where the ruling was recorded.
	Commit string `json:"commit"`
	// Paths are the files it named that changed since, as it named them.
	Paths []string `json:"paths"`
	// Commits is how many commits since touched any of them.
	Commits int `json:"commits"`
}

type State struct {
	// Branch is the current branch, or "" when detached or unavailable.
	Branch string
	// Commit is the short HEAD sha. The field that makes everything else
	// verifiable — a decision recorded against a commit can be checked out.
	Commit string
	// Subject is HEAD's commit subject, so the sha means something to a reader.
	Subject string
	// Dirty is the count of files with uncommitted changes. Zero means clean,
	// which is itself worth recording: "clean at this sha" is a much stronger
	// handoff than "somewhere near this sha".
	Dirty int
	// Files are the paths with uncommitted changes, capped. These are what the
	// session actually touched, observed rather than reported — an agent's own
	// Files list is a claim, and this is evidence.
	Files []string
	// Insertions and Deletions summarise the uncommitted diff.
	Insertions int
	Deletions  int
	// Worktree is set when this is a linked worktree rather than the main one,
	// because "same project, divergent parallel state" is exactly where
	// continuity breaks and the checkpoint should say which one it meant.
	Worktree string
	// Remote and Root say which repository this was, because a project is only
	// a name and "api" is two unrelated repositories on most machines. Remote
	// is origin's URL; Root is the main checkout, shared by its worktrees.
	Remote string
	Root   string
	// Unreadable is set when git refused the status or the diff: a corrupt
	// index, or a partial clone missing the objects a diff needs. Without it
	// the zero Dirty and zero diffstat such a read leaves behind would be
	// recorded as "clean", a claim nothing checked (#204).
	Unreadable bool
}