v0.7.0

Added

• Typed push-rejection errors on the public API. Sync/Replicate now report a *RefRejectedError (carrying the rejected Ref and the raw server Reason) for per-ref receive-pack ng statuses, reachable with errors.As. Rejections that are unambiguous concurrent target-ref moves — entire-server's compare-and-swap rejection (remote ref has changed) and git's --force-with-lease lease miss (stale info) — additionally satisfy errors.Is(err, ErrTargetRefMoved). This lets embedders distinguish a benign racing concurrent push (retryable) from a genuine push failure without substring-matching the free-form error message. Ambiguous markers (non-fast-forward / fetch first) are deliberately excluded from the move classification so a real "needs --force" rejection is not masked. The ForceWithLease lease-failure escalation (raised even under BestEffort) also satisfies errors.Is(err, ErrTargetRefMoved), though it is not itself a *RefRejectedError — prefer errors.Is over errors.As when you only need the cause. The error message and the underlying value-typed packp.CommandStatusErr are preserved unchanged (reach it with a value errors.As target), so existing checks keep working (#71)

Fixed

• Concurrent target-ref rejections are now actually classified — errors.Is(err, ErrTargetRefMoved) and errors.As(err, *RefRejectedError) match on the real push path. go-git returns packp.CommandStatusErr by value from ReportStatus.Error(), but asRefRejectedError / annotateLeaseFailure used a *packp.CommandStatusErr (pointer) errors.As target, which never matches a value in the chain — so every live receive-pack ng status passed through unclassified and ErrTargetRefMoved was never reported. Both now use a value target, and a regression test drives a real ReportStatus.Error() end to end so a pointer-vs-value relapse fails CI. (Bug in the typed-rejection feature above — never shipped in a tagged release.) (#73)
• Batched bootstrap no longer dies when finalizing a subsumed branch against a receive-pack that requires a pack for every non-delete command. The pack-less ref-create sent only command pkt-lines, which strict servers rejected with unpack error: ... read packfile header: EOF (observed mid-run mirroring to entiredb prod, leaving the target half-populated); git-sync now sends a valid empty pack with such creates (#74)
• Large or slow bootstrap relays that outlast the target's git-receive-pack deadline (GitHub HTTP 408, or gateway 504) now fall back to batched bootstrap with checkpoint subdivision instead of hard-failing. Previously only 413 body-limit rejections triggered batching, so relaying a large repo over a slow source link — where the upstream read rate throttles the downstream write past GitHub's receive-pack window — failed with a bare http 408 and no remediation. Timeouts are classified distinctly from size rejections, the auto-batch notice names the cause, and a one-shot failure with no batched fallback (source lacking protocol-v2 fetch-filter support) now carries actionable guidance (#75)