@plurnk/plurnk-execs-git

Native Git for Plurnk Service's EXEC scheme. ## EXEC0 [git] invokes the installed git binary with ordinary Git arguments. Arguments are tokenized into argv and executed directly, never interpreted by a shell.

Contract

• git means native Git. Plurnk does not replace or reinterpret its commands.
• Native stdout and stderr are preserved as #stdout and #stderr under the emitted git:///<loop>/<turn>/<sequence> address ({§executor-output-address}).
• (target) names the repo directory and maps to Git's -C option.
• Repository-local GIT_* variables inherited from a launcher cannot override the selected workspace or (target); normal Git configuration still applies.
• An unavailable Git binary makes the runtime unavailable; there is no fallback.
• Every invocation is host and therefore proposal-gated ({§executor-effect}).

Git may invoke repository hooks, aliases, credential helpers, and network operations. Deployments that do not grant those capabilities should disable the runtime with PLURNK_EXECS_GIT=0.

Usage

## EXEC0 [git]
status --short

## EXEC0 [git]
checkout -b feature/example

## EXEC0 [git]
add .

## EXEC0 [git]
commit -m "save work"

## EXEC0 [git] (./subrepo)
log --oneline -5

The repo's normal Git configuration determines author identity and other native behavior.