Harness the power of signify(1) to sign arbitrary git objects
rename tree sig load fns
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src/utils.rs
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src/utils.rs
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match object.kind().context(
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"Failed to determine kind of git object, while determining version of the signature",
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)? {
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ObjectType::Tree => Self::load_oid_v0(repo, object),
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ObjectType::Commit => Self::load_oid_v1(repo, object),
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ObjectType::Tree => Self::load_obj_v0(repo, object),
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ObjectType::Commit => Self::load_obj_v1_or_greater(repo, object),
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_ => anyhow::bail!(
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"Invalid object kind provided, while loading tree signature with oid={oid}"
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),
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}
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/// Load a v0 [`TreeSignature`].
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fn load_oid_v0(repo: &'repo Repository, object: Object<'repo>) -> Result<Self> {
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fn load_obj_v0(repo: &'repo Repository, object: Object<'repo>) -> Result<Self> {
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let tree = object.as_tree().with_context(|| {
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format!(
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"No tree signature found for object with oid={}",
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}
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/// Load a v1 [`TreeSignature`].
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fn load_oid_v1(repo: &'repo Repository, object: Object<'repo>) -> Result<Self> {
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fn load_obj_v1_or_greater(repo: &'repo Repository, object: Object<'repo>) -> Result<Self> {
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let commit = object
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.as_commit()
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.context("Failed to retrieve v1 git commit with signature")?;