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Re: [jgit-dev] Finding the children of a commit
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Try PlotWalk, a bit like this:
PlotWalk revWalk = new PlotWalk(repo());
ObjectId rootId = (branch==null)?repo().resolve(HEAD):branch.getObjectId();
Log.d(TAG,"Using root "+rootId+" branch="+branch);
RevCommit root = revWalk.parseCommit(rootId);
revWalk.markStart(root);
PlotCommitList<PlotLane> plotCommitList = new PlotCommitList<PlotLane>();
plotCommitList.source(revWalk);
plotCommitList.fillTo(Integer.MAX_VALUE);
return revWalk;
PlotCommit has the children field you're after... this may not be THE most efficient way of getting what you want - but it does work.
Roberto
On 5 May 2011 19:33, Akos Tajti
<akos.tajti@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Dear List,
I'm trying to find the easiest and mos effective way of finding the children of a commit. As I didn't find a method that does exactly that (no getChildren() os such) I implemented this using a RevWalk object. I simply start from the commit in question and walk the tree using RevSort.TOPO and RevSort.REVERSE until. The method stops when the currently visited revcommit object doesn't have the commit in its parents array. Is there a more effective way (or even a direct method) to implement this behaviour?
Thanks in advance,
Ákos Tajti
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