Re: GSoC questions

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> Is there some particular part of git functionality you would like to
> focus on (history creation, history mining, object store maintenance,
> configuration, transport)?  The list of low-level commands (plumbing)
> in the git manual might be a good place to get an idea of the scope.
>
> The ideas page mentions areas in which libgit2 functionality is
> incomplete --- depending on your interest, you might want to focus on
> one of these (so the project would be to add functionality to libgit2
> as well as using it) or to steer clear of them (to focus on
> functionality libgit2 already has).

Hello again! Thanks for your and Jeff's reply.

I have decided on "minimal Git client based on libgit2" project. I have looked
over the git manual page and I would like to work on manipulation commands
functionality. I am also open for adding functionality to libgit2 as
well as using it.

I have read the references from your mail and I am currently trying to
understand project's architecture, as I am totally new to git's source code.
Hope I will manage to identify the source code parts that interest me in
a short time and maybe realize to implement something.

In the meantime I would greatly appreciate some guidelines where to look.

--Alex.
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