Add reverse indexes for packfiles #59
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Go-git has recently introduced support for reverse indexes, both for encoding and decoding. In order to expand on tests and start relying on the reverse indexes, we need to have git-generated .rev files so that we can better test go-git. All these files were generated using: git index-pack --rev-index -v <packfile> Signed-off-by: Paulo Gomes <pjbgf@linux.com>
Add new tests to verify the idx and rev files. Note that two files are being ignored, one is for a sha256 repository, which unfortunately the upstream git does not seem to support. The second ignored pack file does not have an idxfile, hence it makes no sense to verify it nor to generate a rev file for that pack file. Signed-off-by: Paulo Gomes <pjbgf@linux.com>
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Go-git has recently introduced support for reverse indexes, both for encoding and decoding. In order to expand on tests and start relying on the reverse indexes, we need to have git-generated
.revfiles so that we can better test go-git.All these files were generated using:
This is part of a openSUSE Hack Week 25 project.