Remote#
Warning
This functionally is still under development. So stability of this part of the API is uncertain.
- class remote#
- method (short-name (object REMOTE))#
The name of the remote.
See also:
short-name
- method (get-object (class (eq REMOTE)) (id/name T) (repository T))#
Return an object of type
CLASS
from the object database. The lookup will use either an oid or a name to find the object.See also:
get-object
- method (list-objects (class (eq REMOTE)) (repository T) &key test test-not)#
See also:
list-objects
- generic (ls-remote remote)#
-
(
ls-remote
(remote REMOTE))
Lists the current refs at the remote. Return a list of the refs described by
NAME
,REMOTE
-OID,LOCAL
-OID and aLOCAL
bool that is true if the ref has a local copy.-
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- generic (remote-fetch-refspecs remote)#
-
(
remote-fetch-refspecs
(remote REMOTE))
Returns a list of fetch specifications for the remote.
-
(
- generic (remote-push-refspecs remote)#
-
(
remote-push-refspecs
(remote REMOTE))
Returns a list of push specifications of the remote.
-
(
- generic (remote-push remote &key refspecs credentials)#
-
(
remote-push
(remote REMOTE) &KEY REFSPECS CREDENTIALS)
Perform a push.
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(
- generic (remote-connect object &key direction credentials)#
-
(
remote-connect
(remote REMOTE) &KEY (DIRECTION :FETCH) CREDENTIALS)
Opens the remote connection. The url used for the connection can be queried by GIT-URL.
The opened connection is one way, either data is retrieved from the remote, or data is send to the remote. The direction is specified with the
DIRECTION
argument,:FETCH
is for retrieving data,:PUSH
is for sending data.-
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- generic (remote-connected-p remote)#
-
(
remote-connected-p
(remote REMOTE))
Returns t if the connection is open, nil otherwise.
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