I am trying to use git2go to write an utility to do automatic merge, in the process of development I encountered a strange phenomenon and do not know how to solve it.
One of my projects will get different conflict reasons than "git merge --no-ff ..." if I merge it with git2go.
The output of "git status" after running "git merge --no-ff ..." shows some unmerged files are "both added", but those same files
are shown as "modified" and merged if I run "git status" after merging branch using git2go.
Below is the code snippet I used to do the merge:
func Merge(projectPath, target, message string) (MergeStatus, error) {
repo, err := git.OpenRepository(projectPath)
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
defer repo.Free()
commit, err := resolveRefish(repo, target)
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
defer commit.Free()
analysis, _, err := repo.MergeAnalysis([]*git.AnnotatedCommit{commit})
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
switch analysis {
case git.MergeAnalysisNormal, git.MergeAnalysisFastForward:
break // can merge
case git.MergeAnalysisUpToDate:
return AlreadyUpToDate, nil
case git.MergeAnalysisNone:
return NothingToMerge, nil
default:
panic(fmt.Sprintf("unhandled analysis: %v", analysis))
}
mergeOpts := git.MergeOptions{
TreeFlags: git.MergeTreeFindRenames,
}
checkoutOpts := git.CheckoutOptions{
Strategy: git.CheckoutForce,
}
err = repo.Merge([]*git.AnnotatedCommit{commit}, &mergeOpts, &checkoutOpts)
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
index, err := repo.Index()
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
defer index.Free()
if index.HasConflicts() {
return Conflicted, nil
}
createMergeCommit(repo, target, message)
return Merged, nil
}Is there something wrong with my code that causes this phenomenon?
I am trying to use git2go to write an utility to do automatic merge, in the process of development I encountered a strange phenomenon and do not know how to solve it.
One of my projects will get different conflict reasons than "git merge --no-ff ..." if I merge it with git2go.
The output of "git status" after running "git merge --no-ff ..." shows some unmerged files are "both added", but those same files
are shown as "modified" and merged if I run "git status" after merging branch using git2go.
Below is the code snippet I used to do the merge:
Is there something wrong with my code that causes this phenomenon?