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simonfrankenandClaude Opus 5.5 b9f6055759 Restore keeps staged pins; offer the committed pin for a staged one
Staged pins survive a restore at every depth and are the targets of the
submodules below. For a submodule with a staged pin, x asks whether to
restore to the staged or the committed pin, the latter unstaging it.
Staged pins of a repository that moves count as a loss.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-10-22 12:42:20 +02:00

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package submodule
import "context"
// Provider supplies repository data. Tree is expected to be fast (structure
// only); Status may be slow and is called once per submodule, concurrently.
type Provider interface {
Tree(ctx context.Context) (*Repo, error)
Status(ctx context.Context, path string) (*Status, error)
}
// Fetcher is implemented by providers that can download remote refs. Path
// "" is the superproject. Fetch must be safe to call concurrently and must
// never prompt the user.
type Fetcher interface {
// Fetchable reports whether path is a repository that can be fetched
// (e.g. not an uninitialized submodule).
Fetchable(path string) bool
Fetch(ctx context.Context, path string) error
}
// Watcher is implemented by providers that notice changes made outside the
// application, e.g. a fetch or commit in another shell. The channel is
// closed when ctx is done.
type Watcher interface {
Watch(ctx context.Context) <-chan Change
}
// Locator is implemented by providers whose submodules live on the local
// disk. Dir returns the absolute directory of path ("" is the superproject),
// or "" if it is unknown.
type Locator interface {
Dir(path string) string
}
// Restorer is implemented by providers that can make a repository (and all
// submodules below it) exactly what git records. Path "" is the
// superproject. Restore may clone or fetch objects that are missing, but must
// never prompt the user.
type Restorer interface {
// RestoreLoss reports what Restore would discard, read from the disk at
// this moment.
RestoreLoss(ctx context.Context, path string, to RestoreTarget) (Loss, error)
Restore(ctx context.Context, path string, to RestoreTarget) error
}
// RestoreTarget is the pin a submodule is restored to. It doesn't matter for
// the superproject, whose target is always HEAD.
type RestoreTarget int
const (
RestoreStaged RestoreTarget = iota // the pin in the parent's index: a staged pin is kept and used
RestoreCommitted // the pin in the parent's HEAD: a staged pin is unstaged
)
// Loss is what a restore discards. The zero Loss means nothing is lost.
type Loss struct {
Files int // changed, conflicted and untracked files and directories
Modules int // repositories with a loss, the repository itself included
Operations int // merges, rebases, cherry-picks, reverts in progress
Commits int // commits that no branch, tag or remote ref reaches
Repositories int // untracked repositories with their own .git directory
StagedPins int // staged pins of repositories that move to another commit
Unknown int // repositories whose state could not be read
}
// Empty reports whether nothing would be lost.
func (l Loss) Empty() bool { return l == Loss{} }
// Add sums two losses.
func (l Loss) Add(o Loss) Loss {
return Loss{
Files: l.Files + o.Files,
Modules: l.Modules + o.Modules,
Operations: l.Operations + o.Operations,
Commits: l.Commits + o.Commits,
Repositories: l.Repositories + o.Repositories,
StagedPins: l.StagedPins + o.StagedPins,
Unknown: l.Unknown + o.Unknown,
}
}
// Change reports that the git metadata of a repository changed.
type Change struct {
Path string // "" is the superproject
Local bool // HEAD, index or local branches changed, not only remote refs
Structure bool // .gitmodules changed: submodules may have been added or removed
}