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git-remote-igit

v0.1.10

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Git remote helper for the native igit:// infinigit transport

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git-remote-igit

Git remote helper for infinigit's native igit:// transport.

cargo install git-remote-igit
# or: npm install --global git-remote-igit
git clone igit://infinigit.com/username/repository

Git discovers the executable by its git-remote-igit name. The helper resolves human-readable repository coordinates through the infinigit directory and uses the bundled infinigit-pack bridge to synchronize canister packfiles. infinigit.com automatically selects the ICP mainnet and production directory; no environment variables or Git configuration are required for public clones. Explicit configuration remains available for local development and other infinigit installations.

The helper automatically negotiates transport capabilities with each storage shard. New shards use batched resumable pack uploads, multi-chunk downloads, changed-ref object negotiation, incremental packs, immutable local pack-index caching, and bounded adaptive concurrency. If a shard predates those APIs, the same binary falls back to the original endpoints without changing Git semantics. Set INFINIGIT_DISABLE_TRANSPORT_V2=1 to force that compatibility path, or INFINIGIT_TRANSPORT_TIMINGS=1 to print phase-level timings.

Version 3 shards additionally provide one generation-aware transport snapshot. The helper caches unchanged manifests, shares the pre-push snapshot with the post-receive publisher, reads browse objects through one binary-safe Git batch process, pipelines independent metadata updates, refreshes refs atomically, and maintains Git's multi-pack index for repositories with incremental packs.

Releases

See PUBLISHING.md for registry setup, versioning, publishing, verification, and partial-release recovery.

Tags named v<version> publish the crate and npm package and attach native Linux, macOS, and Windows binaries to a GitHub Release. Keep the versions in Cargo.toml and package.json identical before tagging. The release environment needs a CARGO_REGISTRY_TOKEN secret. npm trusted publishing should authorize infinigit-labs/git-remote-igit and .github/workflows/release.yml; an NPM_TOKEN secret can bootstrap the first publication.