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This allows you to merge arbitrary commits, returning an index, which is useful when dealing with bare repos in which we want to merge.
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Actually I am going to need some options, so there's a couple more commits coming. |
I've gone with taking a string and converting it because the depth of the namespacing in the libgit2 name is rather large and we don't care about the global namespace that C has; and this also lets us pass the same as the '-X' option to git-merge.
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This allows you to merge arbitrary commits, returning an index, which is
useful when dealing with bare repos in which we want to merge.
I don't need to use the options in my use-case at the moment, but the structures are there in case anybody does want to add them.