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* stable-6.7:
RefDirectory: Do not unlock until after deleting loose ref
Add missing javadoc description for declared exception
SnapshottingRefDirectory: Invalidate snapshot after locking ref for update
SnapshottingRefDir: Replace lambas with method refs
SnapshottingRefDir: Reduce casts with overrides
[errorprone] Fix wrong comparison which always evaluated to false
[errorprone] Remove unnecessary comparison
Change-Id: Ic6312bd3b2b1db38a287ebc7f31062251341438a
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* stable-6.6:
RefDirectory: Do not unlock until after deleting loose ref
Add missing javadoc description for declared exception
SnapshottingRefDirectory: Invalidate snapshot after locking ref for update
SnapshottingRefDir: Replace lambas with method refs
SnapshottingRefDir: Reduce casts with overrides
Change-Id: Ic5f3c46e5557d0bd143694bd6020b67b6ec8f22e
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Fix a potential race condition where we would remove our loose ref lock
file before deleting the loose ref itself. This race could result in the
current thread deleting a loose ref newly written by another thread.
Other callers seem to be following the correct pattern, but improve the
method naming to try to help future callers.
Change-Id: I80cebe4788edd855e15381336d980c41498fca80
Signed-off-by: Nasser Grainawi <quic_nasserg@quicinc.com>
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Change-Id: I16305bc15d2ddff1ce055772a711658ef81858e2
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update
When using the SnapshottingRefDirectory, if a thread has already read
packed-refs, then another actor updates packed-refs, the original
thread may create an update that is based on the old cached/snapshotted
packed-refs content. That update could effectively perform a forced
update unintentionally because it is unaware of the new content.
This seems particularly likely to happen in a scenario where a loose
ref was just packed. If the ref was loose, our thread would see the
current ref value (because we don't snapshot loose refs and always read
them from disk), but since there is no loose ref, we expect to find the
current value in packed-refs. However, (before this change) we rely
on our snapshot of packed-refs which does not contain the updated ref
value.
Invalidating the cache after the loose ref is locked ensures that the
ref value does not change again before we read it to perform the update.
Bug: jgit-21
Change-Id: Id10900a99bfd0401a1b9c39d997093af0289649e
Signed-off-by: Nasser Grainawi <quic_nasserg@quicinc.com>
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Method references are shorter and easier to read in this case.
Change-Id: Ia6809fa0e3f282acbe7b7f7e3813a34f3cf40c43
Signed-off-by: Nasser Grainawi <quic_nasserg@quicinc.com>
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Overriding getRefDirectory() and getRefDatabase() lets us skip casting
to SnapshottingRefDirectory in several places.
Change-Id: I61ba12fb6f066b1a9c4ea5ec9538978cbf040acd
Signed-off-by: Nasser Grainawi <quic_nasserg@quicinc.com>
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org.eclipse.jgit/src/org/eclipse/jgit/internal/storage/commitgraph/GraphObjectIndex.java:59:
error: [ComparisonOutOfRange] ints may have a value in the range
-2147483648 to 2147483647; therefore, this comparison to
Integer.MAX_VALUE will always evaluate to false
if (table[k] > Integer.MAX_VALUE) {
^
See https://errorprone.info/bugpattern/ComparisonOutOfRange
We need to check if variable `uint` of type `long` exceeds the maximum
possible int value before casting it to `int` below.
This was introduced in Ib5c0d6678cb242870a0f5841bd413ad3885e95f6
Change-Id: I675d594f523084be4c1678328cc343065e32d998
(cherry picked from commit 916200e278ebeaa2602b5dc23143c8eedf11858b)
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Raised by errorprone:
org.eclipse.jgit/src/org/eclipse/jgit/lib/CommitConfig.java:406: error:
[ComparisonOutOfRange] chars may have a value in the range 0 to 65535;
therefore, this comparison to 0 will always evaluate to true
if (ch >= 0 && ch < inUse.length) {
^
see https://errorprone.info/bugpattern/ComparisonOutOfRange
Change-Id: I9625aa7894a34dbffd77d39a40c6e285c86b56d5
(cherry picked from commit cf5ec856bda907c0537ce5a80246b9ab18195c8b)
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* stable-6.7:
Improve handling of NFS stale handle errors
Fix handling of missing pack index file
Add tests for handling pack files removal during fetch
Change-Id: I409d1dc3354ad65c048d2c40f39071a1207246c6
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* stable-6.6:
Improve handling of NFS stale handle errors
Fix handling of missing pack index file
Add tests for handling pack files removal during fetch
Change-Id: Ie00984319d68beeffcbdb6bb323fbeb94a118e5c
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Mark packfile as invalid when NFS stale handle error occurs.
This should fix broken fetch operations when the repo is located on the
NFS system and is GC'ed on a separate system (or process). Which may
result in the index, pack or bitmap file being removed when they are
accessed from the fetch operation.
Bug: 573770
Signed-off-by: Dariusz Luksza <dariusz.luksza@gmail.com>
Change-Id: I70217bfb93bf7421ea2c1d74cbe4f15c76d9c098
(cherry picked from commit c701c01b49d92993f1c3df0a0e26a2dd68b8cec1)
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As demonstrated in
`UploadPackHandleDeletedPackFile.testV2IdxFileRemovedDuringUploadPack`
the fetch operation will fail when the pack index file is removed.
This is due to a wrapping of `FileNotFoundException` (which is a
subclass of `IOExeption`) in an `IOException` at PackIndex L#68. This
is then changing the behaviour of error handling in
`Pack.file.getBitmapIndex()` where the `FileNotFoundException` is
swallowed and allows the fetch process to continue. With FNFE being
wrapped in IOE, this blows up and breaks the fetch operation.
Simply rethrowing `FileNotFoundException` from `PackFile.open()` fixes
the broken fetch operation. This will also mark the whole pack as
invalid in the `IOException` handler in `Pack.idx()` method.
Change-Id: Ibe321aa1af21d26500e1cb2eb3464cc99a6dbc62
Signed-off-by: Dariusz Luksza <dariusz.luksza@gmail.com>
(cherry picked from commit e0910eda3ea1c474b4cf9b00ac698f739a982f8c)
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* stable-6.7:
Introduce a PriorityQueue sorting RevCommits by commit timestamp
Remove org.eclipse.jgit.benchmark/.factorypath
Update jmh to 1.37 for org.eclipse.jgit.benchmark
Change-Id: I5d49a9dc7da17b83243229d4d8d3b9ee0a063e65
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* stable-6.6:
Introduce a PriorityQueue sorting RevCommits by commit timestamp
Remove org.eclipse.jgit.benchmark/.factorypath
Update jmh to 1.37 for org.eclipse.jgit.benchmark
Change-Id: I76ebca527e523f124bfe81c821169c790eddccb6
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The DateRevQueue uses a tailor-made algorithm to keep
RevCommits sorted by reversed commit timestamp, which has a O(n*n/2)
complexity and caused the explosion of the Git fetch times to
tens of seconds.
The standard Java PriorityQueue provides a O(n*log(n)) complexity
and scales much better with the increase of the number of
RevCommits.
Introduce a new implementation DateRevPriorityQueue of the DateRevQueue
based on PriorityQueue.
Enable usage of the new DateRevPriorityQueue implementation by setting
the system property REVWALK_USE_PRIORITY_QUEUE=true. By default the old
implementation DateRevQueue is used.
Benchmark results:
```
(numCommits) (usePriorityQueue) Mode Cnt Score Error Units
5 true avgt 10 39,4 ± 6,1 ns/op
5 false avgt 10 14,1 ± 2,2 ns/op
10 true avgt 10 29,7 ± 3,5 ns/op
10 false avgt 10 13,2 ± 2,0 ns/op
50 true avgt 10 50,4 ± 5,3 ns/op
50 false avgt 10 18,6 ± 0,2 ns/op
100 true avgt 10 58,3 ± 5,0 ns/op
100 false avgt 10 20,5 ± 0,8 ns/op
500 true avgt 10 51,7 ± 2,6 ns/op
500 false avgt 10 43,3 ± 0,5 ns/op
1000 true avgt 10 49,2 ± 2,4 ns/op
1000 false avgt 10 62,7 ± 0,2 ns/op
5000 true avgt 10 48,8 ± 1,5 ns/op
5000 false avgt 10 228,3 ± 0,5 ns/op
10000 true avgt 10 44,2 ± 0,9 ns/op
10000 false avgt 10 377,6 ± 2,7 ns/op
50000 true avgt 10 50,3 ± 1,6 ns/op
50000 false avgt 10 637,0 ± 111,8 ns/op
100000 true avgt 10 61,8 ± 4,4 ns/op
100000 false avgt 10 965,1 ± 268,0 ns/op
500000 true avgt 10 127,2 ± 7,9 ns/op
500000 false avgt 10 9610,2 ± 184,8 ns/op
```
Memory allocation results:
```
Number of commits loaded: 850 000
Custom implementation: 378 245 120 Bytes
Priority queue implementation: 340 495 616 Bytes
```
Bug: 580137
Change-Id: I8b33df6e9ee88933098ecc81ce32bdb189715041
Signed-off-by: Luca Milanesio <luca.milanesio@gmail.com>
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* stable-6.7:
Silence API warnings
Make sure ref to prune is in packed refs
Checkout: better directory handling
Change-Id: Ie8c433e14d025055aa6ce674d6d1220fe1354785
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* stable-6.6:
Silence API warnings
Make sure ref to prune is in packed refs
Checkout: better directory handling
Change-Id: Id3b01c7a583d45b4e67e3f993006a5646f77a41d
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Change-Id: I44084c45ed2c5e642021d1de4f37af769e4b317f
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RefDirectory:pack might raise an NPE when deleting loose
refs as final part of the RefDirectory.pack().
This is what the code does:
1) packed ref update: update the list of refs which will be
persisted in packed-refs
2) persit packed-refs: flush on file the refs computed in #1
3) prune loose refs: prune loose refs that have been packed in #2
The code correctly locks the packed-refs file during phases 1 to 3.
However, it makes the wrong assumption of considering
the loose refs set as immutable between phases 1 and 3.
The number and values of loose refs on the filesystem can mutate
at any time whilst the RefDirectory.pack() is in progress.
Assuming the contrary can lead to an NPE when retrieving refs
from the mutable loose refs list during phase #3.
Make sure that the ref is not null before dereferencing its
object-id value.
Bug: jgit-4
Change-Id: I2cd01f8a880f3c6561ad978a389ec2db45b6018b
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Change-Id: I56458c5345dcd9544868c948e90c9827d25c6850
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Signed-off-by: Matthias Sohn <matthias.sohn@sap.com>
Change-Id: Iecfe3f628cfdc437ee0d63fe52653ef952c8c494
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Change-Id: Id094ab022f82db0f3eb220052adc0aed1cde2d50
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Change-Id: If1595ac148edf88a18efdd90c4f40d0ac719caab
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Change-Id: I5189e966aecc57fe7c3e6c3f7f8e6b16917ee27f
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Change-Id: I2a0a588227d451cb175e17eef20ecb6fe9e9ef80
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it has an empty default implementation.
Change-Id: I56b16c48992652a4ddaaf4c0435e08452c65749e
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According to the https://git-scm.com/docs/git-interpret-trailers the
CGit supports multiline trailers. Subsequent lines of such multiline
trailers have to start with a whitespace.
We also rewrite the original parsing code to make it easier to work
with. The old code had pointers moving both backwards and forwards at
the same time. In the rewritten code we first find the start of the last
paragraph and then do all the parsing.
Since all the getters of the FooterLine return String, I've considered
rewriting the parsing code to operate on strings. However the original
code seems to be written with the idea, that the data is only lazily
copied in getters and no extra allocations should be performed during
original parsing (ex. during RevWalk). The changed code keeps to this
idea.
Bug: Google b/312440626
Change-Id: Ie1e3b17a4a5ab767b771c95f00c283ea6c300220
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We want to know what objects had bitmaps in the walk of the
request. We can check their position in the history and evaluate our
bitmap selection algorithm.
Introduce a listener interface to the BitmapIndex to report which
getBitmap() calls returned a bitmap (or not) and a method to the
bitmap index to set the listener.
Change-Id: Iac8fcc1539ddd2dd450e8a1cf5a5b1089679c378
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We can track bitmaps queries that found a bitmap directly in the
BitmapIndex.
Remove the listener.
Change-Id: I5ad518a58b681bf327fee3ae5c5f6e4449d3da1f
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Signed-off-by: Dariusz Luksza <dariusz.luksza@gmail.com>
Change-Id: Iac431bbcb00f0a1fa36e2ba4af5fe33fcee69e04
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When a tag with the same name as the branch exists, the branch creation
process should work too. We should detect that the branch already
exists, and allow to force create it when the force option is used.
Bug: 582538
Change-Id: I3b350d03be8edcde10e97b2318343240ca896cb0
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Change-Id: I71f067199c63aa1407f543f6d40ef05b928e9f95
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In this new interface default methods are useful only to instantiate
noop instances. We rather reuse the same noop instance and save the
"default" to add backward compatible methods to existing interfaces.
Make the methods regular interface methods and provide a noop
instance.
Change-Id: Ie84ff17c8e9f16837245751739ee8c99463e76ee
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During the walk, the commit can be either
1. already in the walk bitmap
2. unvisited so far with bitmap in the bitmap index
3. unvisited so far without bitmap in the bitmap index
Expose these three states in the interface. This makes the interface
easier to explain: it reports the commits found during the walk.
As it is all about commits, rename the methods to onCommit***.
Change-Id: I661f303eb22d3e735b0e439f16df7ace612376d9
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Change [1] reduced the scope of the "writing commit graph" monitoring
task. This left some monitor#update() calls out of any task. When out
of a task, the #update call is a noop.
Delete this update calls as they are noops and misleading.
The affected chunks are usually small and quick to write, so probably
they don't need progress monitoring.
[1] https://git.eclipse.org/r/c/jgit/jgit/+/205339
Change-Id: I74d94e6e44e58816937dc8a84e5a10b340e54e0b
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The documentation for TemporaryBuffer::length says:
"The length is only accurate after {@link #close()} has been invoked".
However, we need to have the stream open while accessing the length.
This prevents patches on large files to be applied correctly, as the
result get trimmed.
Bug: Google b/309500446
Change-Id: Ic1540f6d0044088f3b46f1fad5f6a28ec254b711
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We want to know what objects had a bitmap in the walk, to see where do
they sit in the commit history and evaluate our bitmap selection
algorithm.
Add a listener interface to the bitmap walker announcing the objects
walked and whether they had bitmap.
Change-Id: I956fe2ad927a500710d2cbe78ecd4d26f178c266
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Since it's part of the API deprecate the wrong spelling and add the
correct one with the same value.
Change-Id: I0f6ea95a5e66c9e80142eb6d40eb7ec3a7aaf8e2
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By first checking for null-ness and then for the number of strings to
compare we can get rid of a redundant null check.
Change-Id: I0d9a088352c6c1ffea12bc2cded2c63e5293a8a7
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Currently for file-based repositories JGit will go over all refs in the
repository forach `ref-prefix` listed in the `ls-refs` command in git
protocol v2 request.
Native git, uses a different approach, where all refs are read once and
then for each ref, all `ref-prefix` filter values are checked in one
pass.
This change implements this approach in JGit only in the `RefDirectory`
backend. And makes `ref-prefix` filtering ~40% faster for repositories
with packed refs.
Different implementations were tested on a synthetic file repository
with 10k refs in `refs/heads/` and `290k` in `refs/changes`. Before
testing `git pack-refs` command was executed. All results are in
seconds.
Current Impl: 39.340 37.093 35.996
Nested for loops: 25.077 24.742 24.748
Nested streams: 24.827 24.890 27.525
Parallel stream + stream: 23.357 23.318 23.174
Nested parallel streams: 23.490 23.318 23.317
Stream + for loop: 23.147 23.210 23.126
Parallel stream + for loop: 23.317 23.423 22.847
The elapsed time was measured around `getRefByPrefix` call in
`Uploadapack.getFilteredRefs(Collection<String>)` (around lines 952 and
954). For testing a modified version of
`UploadPackTest.testV2LsRefsRefPrefix()` was used. The modifications
here included:
* shadowing protected `repo` variable with `FileRepository` pointing
to the synthetic repo with 300k refs described above,
* mimicking the git client clone request by adding `ref-prefix HEAD`,
`ref-prefix refs/heads/` and `ref-prefix refs/tags/`
Based on the above results, the implementation with parallel stream and
stream was selected.
Bug: 578550
Signed-off-by: Dariusz Luksza <dariusz.luksza@gmail.com>
Change-Id: I6416846c074b611ff6ec9d351dbafcfbcaf68e66
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* changes:
Use try-with-resource to ensure UploadPack is closed
Fix hiding field warning
Fix warning for empty code blocks
Fix boxing warnings
errorprone: remove unnecessary parentheses
Update mockito to 5.7.0 and bytebuddy to 1.14.9
Enable Maven reproducible builds
Upgrade bazlets to the latest revision
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Change-Id: Ibb61f63f17e909ee0e6a781c9418f7c1ac2c7cd7
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See https://errorprone.info/bugpattern/UnnecessaryParentheses
Change-Id: I204987469d478c9cc887ac66c9ffc84c9977c400
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- configure Maven to run build reproducibly [1]
- use UTC timestamp of checked out commit as build timestamp
- add git-describe, git-commit-id, git-commit-id, git-tags,
git-remote-origin-url to MANIFEST.MF files
- configure cyclonedx-maven-plugin to also use UTC timestamp of
checked out commit
- for packaging build use tycho-buildtimestamp-jgit [2] to ensure
version uses the timestamp of the last commit
- SBOMs are not reproducible by design [3] they should have a build
timestamp matching the time when the build was executed and a serial
number which is a unique UUID per build run. Hence exclude them from
comparison [4].
- Use gmavenplus-plugin to format build timestamps. Maven expects
build timestamp in ISO-8601 format, to replace the qualifier in
versions the timestamp format must be compatible with rules for OSGi
version numbers. Didn't find a way to read the properties set by the
git-commit-id-maven-plugin from another plugin. Hence use JGit in a
groovy script to get the commit time of the current HEAD and provide
it in these two formats.
TODO: packaging build (features and p2 repository) is not yet binary
reproducible since that's not yet supported by Tycho [5], artefacts have
reproducible version numbers but file lastModified timestamps are not
yet reproducible.
Test plan for Maven build:
- build using
mvn clean install"
- verify second build is reproducible:
mvn -T1 clean verify artifact:compare
verification seems not to be thread-safe, hence run it with a single
thread using option -T1
For packaging build (still fails due to non-reproducible file
timestamps):
- build using
mvn -f org.eclipse.jgit.packaging/pom.xml clean install
- verify second build is reproducible:
mvn -T1 -f org.eclipse.jgit.packaging/pom.xml clean verify artifact:compare
[1] https://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-reproducible-builds.html
[2] https://wiki.eclipse.org/Tycho/Reproducible_Version_Qualifiers
[3] https://github.com/CycloneDX/cyclonedx-maven-plugin/issues/84
[4] https://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-artifact-plugin/compare-mojo.html
[5] https://github.com/eclipse-tycho/tycho/issues/233
Change-Id: I0202f55a1b6ae0edd922cfef638beb39d2ce9417
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