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func (*Repository) Checkout ¶

func (r *Repository) Checkout(branch string) error

Checkout switches to a different branch using git binary

func (*Repository) Commit ¶

func (r *Repository) Commit(message string) error

Commit creates a commit with all changes using git binary This ensures pre-commit hooks are executed

func (*Repository) GetCurrentBranch ¶

func (r *Repository) GetCurrentBranch() (string, error)

GetCurrentBranch returns the name of the current branch

func (*Repository) GetHeadSHA ¶

func (r *Repository) GetHeadSHA() (string, error)

GetHeadSHA returns the commit SHA of the current HEAD

func (*Repository) GetRemoteInfo ¶

func (r *Repository) GetRemoteInfo() (owner, repo string, err error)

GetRemoteInfo extracts owner and repo name from remote origin URL

func (*Repository) GetRemoteURL ¶

func (r *Repository) GetRemoteURL() (string, error)

GetRemoteURL returns the URL of the origin remote

func (*Repository) GetWorkDir ¶

func (r *Repository) GetWorkDir() (string, error)

GetWorkDir returns the working directory path of the repository

func (*Repository) HasChanges ¶

func (r *Repository) HasChanges() (bool, error)

HasChanges checks if there are uncommitted changes (modified or staged files only, ignoring untracked)

This is the "would a release/tag be built from a dirty tree?" question: a stray scratch file next to the source must not block `pr create`, `tag create` or `release create`. Use HasChangesIncludingUntracked to ask "is there anything to commit?".

func (*Repository) HasChangesIncludingUntracked ¶ added in v2.1.5

func (r *Repository) HasChangesIncludingUntracked() (bool, error)

HasChangesIncludingUntracked reports uncommitted changes the way Commit() sees them. Commit() runs `git add .`, so a brand-new file is something to commit; cpw asked HasChanges instead and answered "No changes to commit" while quietly leaving the user's new file behind (issue #180).

func (*Repository) Pull ¶

func (r *Repository) Pull() error

Pull pulls latest changes from remote using git binary

func (*Repository) Push ¶

func (r *Repository) Push() error

Push pushes commits to remote using git binary. Automatically sets upstream for new branches.