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Re: [jgit-dev] Check for file changed
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Alex Buloichik skrev 2012-04-18 10.22:
Hi, All !
I'm trying to use jgit in my project for access to git repository.
There is strange behavior with version 1.2.0 (I can't use 1.3.0 since
it say "EOFException: Input did not match supplied length. 139596
bytes are missing. " on my "add" command).
Seems you have core.autocrlf. It's almost there in 1.3, but broken. Try
the nightly build if you want to use autocrlf.
My scenario is:
1. Checkout project into some branch
2. Modify one file, or just override it without changes.
3. Check for file changed
4. "add", then "commit" only if file changed
Sometimes file is not really changed, but just overrided. So, only
creation date/time of this file changed. After that, my file exist in
new Git(repository).status().call().getModified().contains(myFile).
If only creation time is changed, the file is not "modified", but if you
checked it out with C Git with autocrlf=true and check status with JGit 1.2,
it will see it as changed because JGit doesn't normalize the input. JGit 2.0
should behave differently (better) here.
If I try to run "git status" from command line before step 3, then my
file will not be in getModified() collection.
In that case it trusts the index that says the file is not modified.
I can't use Status.getChanged(), because it doesn't contains my file
all the time.
So, questions are:
1) is it bug in jgit ?
2) How can I check file change by content, like command-line git ? I'm
using core.autocrlf=true on WIndows computer, if it important.
jgit diff. Status is only an API this far.
-- robin
WBR, Alex.
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