Struct gix_dir::walk::Context

pub struct Context<'a> {
    pub should_interrupt: Option<&'a AtomicBool>,
    pub git_dir_realpath: &'a Path,
    pub current_dir: &'a Path,
    pub index: &'a State,
    pub ignore_case_index_lookup: Option<&'a AccelerateLookup<'a>>,
    pub pathspec: &'a mut Search,
    pub pathspec_attributes: &'a mut dyn FnMut(&BStr, Case, bool, &mut Outcome) -> bool,
    pub excludes: Option<&'a mut Stack>,
    pub objects: &'a dyn Find,
    pub explicit_traversal_root: Option<&'a Path>,
}

All information that is required to perform a dirwalk, and classify paths properly.

Fields

should_interrupt: Option<&'a AtomicBool>

If not None, it will be checked before entering any directory to trigger early interruption.

If this flag is true at any point in the iteration, it will abort with an error.

git_dir_realpath: &'a Path

The git_dir of the parent repository, after a call to gix_path::realpath().

It’s used to help us differentiate our own .git directory from nested unrelated repositories, which is needed if core.worktree is used to nest the .git directory deeper within.

current_dir: &'a Path

The current working directory as returned by gix_fs::current_dir() to assure it respects core.precomposeUnicode. It’s used to produce the realpath of the git-dir of a repository candidate to assure it’s not our own repository.

It is also used to assure that when the walk is for deletion, that the current working dir will not be collapsed.

index: &'a State

The index to quickly understand if a file or directory is tracked or not.

Important

The index must have been validated so that each entry that is considered up-to-date will have the gix_index::entry::Flags::UPTODATE flag set. Otherwise the index entry is not considered and a disk-access may occur which is costly.

ignore_case_index_lookup: Option<&'a AccelerateLookup<'a>>

A utility to lookup index entries faster, and deal with ignore-case handling.

Must be set if ignore_case is true, or else some entries won’t be found if their case is different.

Deviation

Git uses a name-based hash (for looking up entries, not directories) even when operating in case-sensitive mode. It does, however, skip the directory hash creation (for looking up directories) unless core.ignoreCase is enabled.

We only use the hashmap when available and when ignore_case is enabled in the options.

pathspec: &'a mut Search

A pathspec to use as filter - we only traverse into directories if it matches. Note that the ignore_case setting it uses should match our Options::ignore_case. If no such filtering is desired, pass an empty pathspec which will match everything.

pathspec_attributes: &'a mut dyn FnMut(&BStr, Case, bool, &mut Outcome) -> bool

The attributes callback for use in gix_pathspec::Search::pattern_matching_relative_path(), which happens when pathspecs use attributes for filtering. If pathspec isn’t empty, this function may be called if pathspecs perform attribute lookups.

excludes: Option<&'a mut Stack>

A way to query the .gitignore files to see if a directory or file is ignored. Set to None to not perform any work on checking for ignored, which turns previously ignored files into untracked ones, a useful operation when trying to add ignored files to a repository.

objects: &'a dyn Find

Access to the object database for use with excludes - it’s possible to access .gitignore files in the index if configured.

explicit_traversal_root: Option<&'a Path>

If not None, override the traversal root that is computed and use this one instead.

This can be useful if the traversal root may be a file, in which case the traversal will still be returning possibly matching root entries.

Panics

If the traversal_root is not in the worktree_root passed to walk().