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Commits on git-commitgraph-v0.0.0 to git-object/src70+
  1. Prepare for allowing an owned, processed version of multi-line headersSebastian Thiel committed 6 years agof966e7f
  2. first attempt to round-trip multi-line headersSebastian Thiel committed 6 years ago645ef94
  3. single-line header supportSebastian Thiel committed 6 years ago478c09e
  4. The first basic version of commit serializationSebastian Thiel committed 6 years ago5319f64
  5. Use borrowed::Id everywhereSebastian Thiel committed 6 years ago9f876f0
  6. move git_object::Id into git_object::owned::Id - much better already!Sebastian Thiel committed 6 years ago50c7136
  7. basic integration of borrowed Id; translate between owned and borrowedSebastian Thiel committed 6 years ago84ff638
  8. prepare to allow Id be owned and borrwed; abstract over hash typeSebastian Thiel committed 6 years agod883c31
  9. introduce the notion of IdRefSebastian Thiel committed 6 years ago7007361
  10. Use statically known borrowed arrays for perfect type safety!Sebastian Thiel committed 6 years ago3ead048
  11. refactorSebastian Thiel committed 6 years ago766f3e4
  12. tags can write signaturesSebastian Thiel committed 6 years agoa48275e
  13. tags can write a message properlySebastian Thiel committed 6 years agob590b77
  14. green tests as basic tags can now be serialiedSebastian Thiel committed 6 years ago62a02b4
  15. more tests for signature serializationSebastian Thiel committed 6 years ago5000f30
  16. time serializationSebastian Thiel committed 6 years ago1eb1e36
  17. prepare writing of time as part of signatureSebastian Thiel committed 6 years agof560bc5
  18. add new 'git-ref' crate; place ref name validation code thereSebastian Thiel committed 6 years ago1a0e84e
  19. refactorSebastian Thiel committed 6 years agob4392e8
  20. some more boilerplate to actually implement complete ref name checkingSebastian Thiel committed 6 years ago087857a
  21. very basic first steps of validated serializationSebastian Thiel committed 6 years agod3fd5ff
  22. it's probably OK to consume the borrowed objects when converting them to ownedSebastian Thiel committed 6 years ago101ddd5
  23. try basics of roundtrip without consuming the source objectSebastian Thiel committed 6 years ago581794e
  24. refactorSebastian Thiel committed 6 years agobca1f16
  25. first sketch of owned Tag in preparation for round-trippingSebastian Thiel committed 6 years agofa2745a
  26. refactorSebastian Thiel committed 6 years ago90ae25d
  27. refactorSebastian Thiel committed 6 years ago256581b
  28. 'data -> 'a as it's shorter and also more idiomaticSebastian Thiel committed 6 years ago71821e9
  29. refactorSebastian Thiel committed 6 years agodedd4dc
  30. git-odb with serde supportSebastian Thiel committed 6 years ago0da930c
  31. cut back on onnecessary annnotations: serde(borrow)Sebastian Thiel committed 6 years ago759915c
  32. serde support for all git-object types, incl. testSebastian Thiel committed 6 years ago1ae8f9c
  33. learn from the best: with-serde -> serde1Sebastian Thiel committed 6 years agod651c21
  34. commit to using bstr whenever something is not data bytes; remove miniserdeSebastian Thiel committed 6 years ago3183d1b
  35. Prepare centralization of bstr as optional componentSebastian Thiel committed 6 years agoaa857d9