Junio C Hamano <gitster@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > Karthik Nayak <karthik.188@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > >> From: Karthik Nayak <karthik.188@xxxxxxxxx> >> >> The patch series takes over from the existing patch series, wherein we >> introduced symref-* commands to git-update-ref. Since there was a ton of >> discussions on the UX of the patch series and its application, I thought it >> would be best to shorten the series and split it into multiple smaller series. >> >> This series adds transactional support for symrefs in the reference db. Then >> we switch refs_create_symref() to start using transactions for symref updates. >> This allows us to deprecate the create_symref code in the ref_storage_be >> interface and remove all associated code which is no longer used. >> >> The split was primarily done so we can merge the non-user facing parts of the >> previous series. While pertaining the user facing components into another set >> of patches wherein deeper discussion on the UX can be held without worrying >> about the internal implementation. > > This split probably makes sense in the context of the evolution of > this series. If this were without any prior discussion, a change to > the internal mechanism, without showing how the end-user facing half > would use it fully, would have been hard to evaluate, but now that > we know where the new mechanism wants to take us, we can fairly > evaluate it alone without the end-user facing part. > > I've read only the earlier half of the series but so far the pieces > make sense to me. Yes I agree, I think it's also nice to see how a bunch of code can be removed to use this generic functionality. I'll wait for a day/two for other reviews. Thanks for your review.
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