git

type CheckoutBranch struct {
	// The name of the branch to checkout.
	Name string
	// Specifies the "-b" flag to git.
	// The checkout will fail if the branch already exists.
	NewBranch bool
	// Specifies the ref that new branch will have HEAD at
	// Requires the "-b" flag to be specified
	NewHeadRef string
}

type CherryPick struct {
	// Commits is a list of commits to apply.
	Commits []string

	// NoCommit specifies whether or not to cherry-pick without committing
	// (equivalent to the --no-commit flag on `git cherry-pick`).
	NoCommit bool

	// FastForward specifies whether or not to fast-forward the current branch
	// if possible (equivalent to the --ff flag on `git cherry-pick`).
	// If true, and the parent of the commit is the current HEAD, the HEAD
	// will be fast forwarded to the commit (instead of re-applied).
	FastForward bool

	// Resume specifies how to resume a cherry-pick operation that was
	// interrupted by a conflict (equivalent to the --continue, --skip, --quit,
	// and --abort flags on `git cherry-pick`).
	// Mutually exclusive with all other options.
	Resume CherryPickResume
}

type CherryPickResume string

type Commit struct {
	Tree      string
	Parents   []string
	Author    string
	Committer string
	Message   string
}

type CommitInfo struct {
	Hash      string
	ShortHash string
	Subject   string
	Body      string
}

type CommitInfoOpts struct {
	Rev string
}

type Diff struct {
	// If true, there are no differences between the working tree and the commit.
	Empty    bool
	Contents string
}

type DiffOpts struct {
	// The revisions to compare.
	// The behavior of the diff changes depending on how these are specified.
	//   - If empty, the generated diff is relative to the current staging area.
	//   - If one commit is given, the diff is calculated between the working tree
	//     and the given commit.
	//   - If two commits are given (or one string representing a commit range
	//     like `<a>..<b>`), the diff is calculated between the two commits.
	Specifiers []string
	// If true, don't actually generate the diff, just return whether or not its
	// empty. If set, Diff.Contents will always be an empty string.
	Quiet bool
	// If true, shows the colored diff.
	Color bool
	// If specified, compare only the specified paths.
	Paths []string
}

type ErrCherryPickConflict struct {
	ConflictingCommit string
	Output            string
}

type GetRefs struct {
	// The revisions to retrieve.
	Revisions []string
}

type GetRefsItem struct {
	// The revision that was requested (exactly as given in GetRefs.Revisions)
	Revision string
	// The git object ID that the revision resolved to
	OID string
	// The type of the git object
	Type string
	// The contents of the git object
	Contents []byte
}

type ListRefs struct {
	Patterns []string
}

type LogOpts struct {
	// RevisionRange is the range of the commits specified by the format described in
	// git-log(1).
	RevisionRange []string
}

type MergeBase struct {
	Revs []string
}

type Origin struct {
	URL *url.URL
	// The URL slug that corresponds to repository.
	// For example, github.com/my-org/my-repo becomes my-org/my-repo.
	RepoSlug string
}

type Output struct {
	ExitCode  int
	ExitError *exec.ExitError
	Stdout    []byte
	Stderr    []byte
}

type RebaseOpts struct {
	// Required (unless Continue is true)
	// The upstream branch to rebase onto.
	Upstream string
	// Optional (mutually exclusive with all other options)
	// If set, continue a rebase (all other options are ignored).
	Continue bool
	// Optional (mutually exclusive with all other options)
	Abort bool
	// Optional (mutually exclusive with all other options)
	Skip bool
	// Optional
	// If set, use `git rebase --onto <upstream> ...`
	Onto string
	// Optional
	// If set, this is the branch that will be rebased; otherwise, the current
	// branch is rebased.
	Branch string
}

type RebaseResult struct {
	Status RebaseStatus
	Hint   string
	// The "headline" of the error message (if any)
	ErrorHeadline string
}

type RebaseStatus int

type RefInfo struct {
	Name string
	Type string
	Oid  string
	// The name of the upstream ref (e.g., refs/remotes/<remote>/<branch>)
	Upstream string
	// The status of the ref relative to the upstream.
	UpstreamStatus UpstreamStatus
}

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

type RevListOpts struct {
	// A list of commit roots, or exclusions if the commit sha starts with a
	// caret (^). As a special case, "foo..bar" is equivalent to "foo ^bar"
	// which means every commit reachable from foo but not from bar.
	// For example, to list all of the commits introduced in a pull request,
	// the specifier would be "HEAD..master".
	// See `git rev-list --help`.
	Specifiers []string

	// If true, display the commits in chronological order.
	Reverse bool
}

type RevParse struct {
	// The name of the branch to parse.
	// If empty, the current branch is parsed.
	Rev              string
	SymbolicFullName bool
}

type RunOpts struct {
	Args []string
	Env  []string
	// If true, return a non-nil error if the command exited with a non-zero
	// exit code.
	ExitError bool
	// If true, the standard I/Os are connected to the console, allowing the git command to
	// interact with the user. Stdout and Stderr will be empty.
	Interactive bool
	// The standard input to the command (if any). Mutually exclusive with Interactive.
	Stdin io.Reader
}

type UpdateRef struct {
	// The name of the ref (e.g., refs/heads/my-branch).
	Ref string
	// The Git object ID to set the ref to.
	New string
	// Only update the ref if the current value (before the update) is equal to
	// this object ID. Use Missing to only create the ref if it didn't
	// already exists (e.g., to avoid overwriting a branch).
	Old string

	// Create a reflog for this ref change.
	CreateReflog bool
}

type UpstreamStatus string