- always show the input path when realpath(3) returns an error
- preserve log message when an error occurs during commit, tag, or import
- ignore empty files in refs directory instead of throwing errors
- show file mode differences (executable bit) when diffing in-repository trees
- fix handling of executable-bit changes during update, commit, and status
- improve tog's responsiveness after loading hundreds of thousands of commits
- fix tog performance bug which made searching through commits very slow
- add 'got integrate' command for merging a branch back to its parent branch
- show content from the merge-base file in 3-way merge conflicts, if available
- improved indication of 3-way merge inputs in conflict marker labels
- handle read errors in got_packidx_init_hdr (found by jj@ with scan-build)
- remove worklist code; it was only used to unlink files already unlinked
- show bad reference names in error messages to make such errors more clear
- add -w (ignore whitespace) option to 'got diff'
- improved coding style and error handling in diff3 code
- make 'got branch' without args show work tree's branch (requested by benno)
- show temporary branch in 'got branch -l' during rebase and histedit
- refresh references when 'tog log' view is refreshed with Ctrl+L
- make 'got status' read .gitignore files; support **/ and /**/ in patterns
- handle empty trees during 'import' and 'checkout' (issue reported by sthen)
- show only whitelisted commit headers in 'got log' (semarie)
- properly handle getline(3) return type as ssize_t (hiltjo)
- replace fgetln(3) with getline(3) for portability (patch by Steven McDonald)
- fix implicit time.h includes (patch by Steven McDonald)
- fix tiny memory leaks and other minor bugs found by jj@ with scan-build
- fix missing error checks (found by jj@ with scan-build and by Steven McDonald)
- avoid a couple of potential NULL derefs (found by jj@ with scan-build)
- fix cosmetic display issues involving \n and TABs in tog(1)
- use author name/email from ~/.gitconfig if GOT_AUTHOR is not set
- obtain repo format version and commit author name/email from .git/config
- fix line-wrap for lines spanning the terminal in tog diff view
- make 'got status' ignore inaccessible directories (reported by semarie)
- unstage may need to write to repository; fix unveil(2) call accordingly
- fix modified files not shown by 'got status' after committing staged changes
- fix tag_list test failure on single-day-digit dates (patch by Evan Silberman)
- prevent theoretical double-free with non-OpenBSD asprintf (found by jasper@)
- fix NULL deref in got_error_from_errno via got_error_uuid (found by jasper@)
- make tog release its work tree lock before going into main loop
- 'got stage' writes to repository, fix unveil(2) call accordingly
- fix several possible leaks, use after frees, and NULL derefs (hiltjo)
- tog: mbs2ws: fix sizeof of element for memory allocation (hiltjo)
- fix deletion of branches stored in packed-refs
- fix 'got log path' in a work tree with a path prefix (with Evan Silberman)
- add support for path arguments to 'got cat'
- make 'got log -p path' display patches for the specified path only
- allow creating branches based on commit IDs
- prevent deletion of the work tree's current branch
- detect and ignore Git submodules
- indicate non-existent path arguments in 'got status'
- make 'got diff' error for non-existent path arguments
- make 'got tag -l' list tags by time stamp in descending order
- fix reading pack index files with large offsets (patch by Hiltjo Posthuma)
- write tree entries the way git likes it to prevent git index corruption
- make 'got blame' show line numbers, dates, and author names
- add GOT_LOG_DEFAULT_LIMIT env var for setting a got log -l default
- properly parse timestamps in commit objects as UTC (patch by Hiltjo Posthuma)
- strip Git GPG signatures from log messages
- fix regression: don't try to parse "leightweight" tags as real tag objects
- 'got log' and 'tog log' now display tags in addition to branch references
- 'got ref' can now be used to create symbolic references
- use <limits.h> instead of <sys/limits.h> (patch by Thomas Klausner)
- fix crash if 'got rebase' has no commits to rebase (with semarie@)
- annotate symlinks with @ in 'got tree' and 'tog tree'
- fix blame with single-commit history and with files without \n
- fix crashes in tog when blame returns no results on a file (found by otto@)
- man page improvements (bentley@)
- add support for tag objects to 'got diff'
- fix tog log -r option (patch by semarie@)
- fix use of potentially out-of-date errno values (patch by Hiltjo Posthuma)
- fix getline(3) return value check (patch by Hiltjo Posthuma)
- use Oo/Oc/Op instead of plain brackets in man pages (patch by bentley@)
- fix spurious failures of test_revert_patch_one_change due to race condition
should fix build on systems without a /usr/src directory (noticed by landry@).
Changes for 0.3:
- fix bug where 'revert -p' would delete all lines following a reverted change
- fix merge bug inherited from OpenRCS, affecting lines with leading .
- fix man page installation during manual 'make install' from plain tarball
- improve error message if helper binaries fail to unveil(2)
- add support for tags to -c options of some got commands
- attempt to reject GOT_AUTHOR values without an email address because git
is unable to parse resulting commit objects
- fix build on OpenBSD/sparc64 (gcc)
Game of Trees (Got) is a version control system which prioritizes
ease of use and simplicity over flexibility.
Got is still under development; it is being developed exclusively
on OpenBSD and its target audience are OpenBSD developers. Got is
ISC-licensed and was designed with pledge(2) and unveil(2) in mind.
Got uses Git repositories to store versioned data. At present, Got
supports local version control operations only. Git can be used
for any functionality which has not yet been implemented in Got.
It will always remain possible to work with both Got and Git on
the same repository.
This package includes the got(1) command-line interface and the
tog(1) read-only repository browser. EXAMPLES in the got(1) man
page contains a quick-start guide for OpenBSD developers.
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