add got.conf(5) configuration file ok tracey

use the POSIX standard endian functions and explicitly include <endian.h> ok stsp

do not rely on <zlib.h> to pull in <unistd.h> ok stsp

actually make use of an intermediate variable in cmd_clone() found by tracey's scan-build

in got_object_commit_get_logmsg(), handle log messages which lack '\n' found by tracey's scan-build

exit the loop in got_privsep_recv_tree() upon error found while looking over tracey's scan-build results

plug a memory leak in got_privsep_recv_tree() in error case found while looking over tracey's scan-build results

add -s option to 'got remove' which deletes files in a particular status This makes it easy to deal with files that were deleted from disk by external tooling which modified the work tree. Such files are left in missing (!) status and can now be marked for deletion in bulk via 'got rm -s\! -R .' For consistency, modified (M) files can now be removed with 'got rm -s M' which implies 'got rm -f'. Prompted by feedback from krw@

add -s option to 'got status' which acts as a status code filter Advantages over using grep are that the list of codes is validated against a list of known status codes, and that it is easier to match staged files which can display status codes in one or both of two columns. Prompted by feedback from krw@

speed up 'tog diff' get_filestream_info() a bit With this, 'tog diff' is able to display clang 10 commits. However, such huge diffs still take a rather long time to open. get_filestream_info() is a hack. Ideally, diff line-offset information needed by tog should be part of the result of the diff operation, rather than forcing tog to calculate line offsets during a post-processing step.

simplify resource cleanup upon errors in get_filestream_info()

fix double-free when quitting tog's diff view; found by ofree at /home/stsp/src/got/tog/tog.c:3415 3415 free(s->line_offsets); (gdb) bt msg=0x80e2a4cd87e "chunk is already free %p") at /usr/src/lib/libc/stdlib/malloc.c:300 check=1) at /usr/src/lib/libc/stdlib/malloc.c:1070 clear=0, check=<optimized out>, argsz=0) at /usr/src/lib/libc/stdlib/malloc.c:1431 at /usr/src/lib/libc/stdlib/malloc.c:1488 at /home/stsp/src/got/tog/tog.c:3415 at /home/stsp/src/got/tog/tog.c:518 at /home/stsp/src/got/tog/tog.c:954 at /home/stsp/src/got/tog/tog.c:2728 at /home/stsp/src/got/tog/tog.c:5683 (gdb)

fix some memory leaks in tog

In got-worktree(5), explain how to re-create a corrupt or missing file index.

add a -q option to tests for quiet output and use it for 'make regress' Previous default output remains when test cases are run individually. ok tracey

remove remnants of recursive include support from parse.y

clean up those one-liner assignments ok stsp

got parse.y tweaks Rename things to better match their intended purpose. Tweak namespacing. Add a function for freeing config items that are dynamically allocated. Add 'struct gotconfig' to make room for potential global settings we might want to add later, instead of implementing just a list of remote repositories. ok tracey

bump version number

CHANGES for 0.38

make 'got log' -R and -P options work in combination With -R, the -P option did not show any paths. Regression test added here demonstrates the problem.

Fix missing block grouping. ok tracey stsp

use a more precise regex for color-highlighting 'commit' lines in 'tog log'

fix committing file additions from a work tree with a path prefix New files were added under the wrong tree in the repository if the work tree has a path prefix. Fix this problem and catch it in the existing commit_with_path_prefix regression test.

fix spurious 'got cherrypick' error with a path prefix and an empty tree If the work tree's path prefix does not exist in the first of the two trees, then 'got cherrypick' failed with "no such entry found in tree". But this is a legitimate situation, as shown in the new test added here. The first tree could be the empty tree, for example, which should result in 'got cherrypick' adding all files from the second tree instead of complaining about a non-existent path-prefix directory in the first tree.