Re: [PATCH 0/3] git-daemon: plug new upload-tar command

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Hi,

2006/8/31, Rene Scharfe <rene.scharfe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Junio has similar code in the 'next' branch.  And he correctly pointed

duh, wasn't aware of it. :(

out that with the arrival of git-zip-tree the time has come to think
about a format independent tree-to-archive converter command to avoid
re-implementing essentially the same thing under the names of
git-upload-zip, git-upload-rar etc.


That would make sense if you're going to implement any possible
archive formats ;)

I'm trying for a few days now to find time for implementing a
git-archive command, but I'm failing.  And I won't be able to do so
before the weekend (at least).

I propose to make the command line syntax more similar to the one of
git-ls-tree (e.g. --prefix instead of optional second non-option
parameter for base dir, support for path specs).  In a previous mail I
also proposed to merge the upload command into git-archive, but now that
I thought a bit about it it doesn't make sense to me anymore.


Maybe it's time for a "upload-archive" that would implement a common
git archiver protocol used by all git-{zip,tar,..}-tree. And by that
time move git-tar-tree protocol stuff into git-archive.

So if you beat me to it, that would be great.  Or if you have a better
idea, that would be also great. :-)


Well I'll try to start something, not sure to have a lot of time
though. Please contact me before starting anything, I would be sad to
write something for /dev/null again ;)

One point would make git-tar-tree able to compress data and git-daemon
would refuse any requests for a non compressed archive format.

--
              Franck

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