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Specify options with git commands via LibGit2Sharp

Is it possible to replicate git commands that use options using LibGit2Sharp?

For example I want to use commands like (but not limited to):

git fetch --all -p [fetch all remotes and prune any branches which don't exist]
git merge --ff-only origin/master [fast-forward merges only]
git merge IssueXyz master --no-commit --no-ff

Using merging as an example, in LibGit2Sharp the only method on Repository I can find for merging is:

public MergeResult Merge(Commit commit, Signature merger)

Which doesn't allow options to be specified.

But in the implementation of the method the merge is delegated to a Proxy:

GitMergeResultHandle mergeResultHandle = Proxy.git_merge(Handle, 
  new GitMergeHeadHandle[] { mergeHeadHandle }, 
  opts

where "opts" is a hard-coded instance of "GitMergeOpts" where "MergeFlags" looks like it could be used to specify the appropriate merge behaviour, if it weren't hard-coded:

internal struct GitMergeOpts
{
    public uint Version;

    public GitMergeFlags MergeFlags;
    public GitMergeTreeOpts MergeTreeOpts;
    public GitCheckoutOpts CheckoutOpts;
}

So what I am really trying to understand is how the library should be used to replicate more complex git commands that use options?

Or is this not the intended use-case for this library, in which case, any suggestions as to how else I can do this in C# code?

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Appetere Avatar asked Feb 22 '26 13:02

Appetere


1 Answers

In general, optional arguments are given using xxxOptions objects, e.g. Network.Fetch accepts a FetchOptions object, in which you can specify arguments by setting the properties.

As libgit2sharp is still in active development, there are many featured to be developed. If you encounter a feature that is implemented in libgit2 but missing in libgit2, you can always create a pull request fixing it.


Regarding the specific case: Merge is a relatively new feature to libgit2sharp, and currently does not support the --ff-only behaviour. However, you could emulate the behaviour:

bool isFastForward = repo.Commits.FindCommonAncestor(repo.Head.Tip, commitToMerge)
    == repo.Head.Tip;

and then only merge if isFastForward is true.

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Yogu Avatar answered Feb 24 '26 11:02

Yogu



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