NAME
Git::Raw::Commit - Git commit class
VERSION
version 0.65
SYNOPSIS
use Git::Raw;
# open the Git repository at $path
my $repo = Git::Raw::Repository -> open($path);
# add a file to the repository default index
my $index = $repo -> index;
$index -> add('test');
$index -> write;
# create a new tree out of the repository index
my $tree_id = $index -> write_tree;
my $tree = $repo -> lookup($tree_id);
# retrieve user's name and email from the Git configuration
my $config = $repo -> config;
my $name = $config -> str('user.name');
my $email = $config -> str('user.email');
# create a new Git signature
my $me = Git::Raw::Signature -> now($name, $email);
# create a new commit out of the above tree, with the repository HEAD as
# parent
my $commit = $repo -> commit(
'some commit', $me, $me, [ $repo -> head -> target ], $tree
);
DESCRIPTION
A Git::Raw::Commit
represents a Git commit.
WARNING: The API of this module is unstable and may change without warning (any change will be appropriately documented in the changelog).
METHODS
create( $repo, $msg, $author, $committer, [@parents], $tree [, $update_ref ] )
Create a new commit given a message, two Git::Raw::Signature (one is the commit author and the other the committer), a list of parent commits and a Git::Raw::Tree. If $update_ref
is provided and is defined, the reference with the corresponding name is automatically updated or created. If $update_ref
is undef
, no reference is updated. If $update_ref
is not provided, "HEAD" is updated.
amend( $baseline, [@parents], $tree [, $update_ref ] )
Create a new commit using $baseline
as a template for the message, author and committer. This method is useful for rewriting a commit, by replacing its parents and trees. See Git::Raw::Commit->create()
lookup( $repo, $id )
Retrieve the commit corresponding to $id
. This function is pretty much the same as $repo->lookup($id)
except that it only returns commits. If the commit doesn't exist, this function wil return undef
.
owner( )
Retrieve the Git::Raw::Repository owning the commit.
id( )
Retrieve the id of the commit, as string.
message( )
Retrieve the message of the commit.
summary( )
Retrieve the summary of the commit message.
body( )
Retrieve the body of the commit message.
author( )
Retrieve the Git::Raw::Signature representing the author of the commit.
committer( )
Retrieve the Git::Raw::Signature representing the committer.
time( )
Retrieve the committer time of the commit.
offset( )
Retrieve the committer time offset (in minutes) of the commit.
tree( )
Retrieve the Git::Raw::Tree the commit points to.
parents( )
Retrieve the list of parents of the commit.
merge( $commit, [ \%merge_opts ])
Merge $commit
into this commit. See Git::Raw::Repository->merge()
for valid %merge_opts
values. Returns a Git::Raw::Index object containing the merge result.
ancestor( $gen )
Retrieve the Git::Raw::Commit object that is the $gen
'th generation ancestor of this commit, following only the first parents.
diff( [$parent_no, \%diff_opts] )
Retrieve the diff associated with the commit. If the commit has no parents, $parent_no
should not specified. Similarly, for merge commits, $parent_no
should be specified. See Git::Raw::Repository->diff()
for valid %diff_opts
values. In this context, specifying a Git::Raw::Tree in %diff_opts
will have no effect as it will be determined from the commit's parent.
as_email( [\%format_opts, \%diff_opts] )
Retrieve the patch e-mail associated with the commit. See Git::Raw::Repository->diff()
for valid %diff_opts
values. In this context, specifying a Git::Raw::Tree in %diff_opts
will have no effect as it will be determined from the commit's parent. Valid fields for the %format_opts
hash are:
"patch_no"
The patch number for this commit.
"total_patches"
Total number of patches.
"flags"
E-mail generation flags. Valid fields for this hash include:
"exclude_subject_patch_marker"
Don't insert
"[PATCH]"
in the subject header.
AUTHOR
Alessandro Ghedini <alexbio@cpan.org>
Jacques Germishuys <jacquesg@striata.com>
LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2012 Alessandro Ghedini.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of either: the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; or the Artistic License.
See http://dev.perl.org/licenses/ for more information.