A Git remote helper and underlying Cosmos/Tendermint app for synchronizing with remote repositories on our Cosmos/Tendermint based blockchain.
Git remote helper, not functional as of now, but should be trivial to wire up against
gitservicecli which does the real work.
Cosmos/Tendermint client app that mainly supports pushing references to a repository on
the blockchain. It's implemented as a standard Tendermint app, so it will function by sending
messages to corresponding servers (gitserviced).
Cosmos/Tendermint server app that supports the following:
- Listing of references (required by the Git remote helper)
- Querying of advertised references (required in conjunction with pushing of references)
- Pushing of references
- Removal of repositories
A server instance will respond to queries (for reference listing or advertised references) and messages to push references to repositories or remove repositories.
A message for pushing of references will cause updates to references in the corresponding repository to be stored in a blockchain transaction. This information will basically consist of a list of commands to update the references and a packfile containing Git data (commits/trees/blobs).
When a server processes such a message, it will also update the corresponding repository in app storage. If the repository isn't already there it will be initialized.
This is a test application to study the behaviour of go-git when it comes to serving pushing
of updates. It's basically a simplified Git client that supports the push command and will
use our replacement for git-receive-pack,
gogit-receive-pack when using the debugf protocol, which basically is for pushing to
a remote in the local filesystem but using our own back-end (gogit-receive-pack).
This is a re-implementation of git-receive-pack using the go-git library that's instrumented
through debug logging, so that we can understand how go-git serves pushing of updates.