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This commit implements comprehensive git operations support for the Dingo API package: - Created Git service contract (src/Contract/Git/Service.php) defining the interface for git operations - Implemented GitService class (src/Git/GitService.php) with support for: - Repository cloning with options (branch, depth, single-branch, recursive) - Fetching from remotes with various options - Repository status checking - Repository validation - Added console commands: - api:git:clone - Clone git repositories with full option support - api:git:fetch - Fetch from git repositories - Registered Git service and commands in DingoServiceProvider - Created comprehensive test suite (tests/Git/GitServiceTest.php) The implementation uses Symfony Process component for reliable git command execution and follows the existing Dingo API patterns for service registration and command structure. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull Request Overview
This pull request adds Git integration functionality to the Dingo API project, enabling repository management operations through a service layer and console commands.
Key Changes:
- Implements a
GitServiceclass with methods for cloning, fetching, checking status, and validating Git repositories - Adds
api:git:cloneandapi:git:fetchconsole commands for CLI-based Git operations - Includes comprehensive test coverage for the Git service functionality
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| src/Contract/Git/Service.php | Defines the interface contract for Git operations |
| src/Git/GitService.php | Implements the Git service with Symfony Process component for command execution |
| src/Console/Command/GitClone.php | Console command for cloning Git repositories with various options |
| src/Console/Command/GitFetch.php | Console command for fetching updates from Git repositories |
| src/Provider/DingoServiceProvider.php | Registers the Git service and commands in the application container |
| tests/Git/GitServiceTest.php | Test suite covering repository validation, error handling, and command execution |
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This commit extends the git functionality with additional operations: **New Console Commands:** - api:git:pull - Pull (fetch and merge) from repositories with options for rebase, ff-only, etc. - api:git:commit - Commit changes with support for --all, --amend, --author, etc. - api:git:push - Push to remotes with options for force, set-upstream, tags, etc. **Service Enhancements:** - Extended Git service contract with pull(), commit(), and push() methods - Implemented pull() with support for remote, branch, rebase, no-commit, ff-only options - Implemented commit() with support for all, amend, no-verify, author options - Implemented push() with support for remote, branch, force, set-upstream, tags, all options **Documentation:** - Created comprehensive GIT_COMMANDS.md documentation - Includes detailed usage examples for all commands - API reference with parameter descriptions and return values - Security considerations and best practices - Troubleshooting guide **Tests:** - Extended test suite with tests for pull, commit, and push methods - Tests verify proper exception handling for invalid repositories - Tests verify return structure for all new methods All commands follow the existing Dingo API patterns and conventions, providing a consistent developer experience. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Created CHANGELOG.md following Keep a Changelog format - Updated README.md to include git operations feature - Added link to git commands documentation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
This pull request introduces a new set of Git integration features to the project. It adds a
GitServiceclass implementing a new contract for common Git operations, two new console commands for cloning and fetching repositories, and registers these services and commands within the application provider. Comprehensive tests are also included to verify the new functionality.Git Service Implementation
GitServiceclass (src/Git/GitService.php) that provides methods for cloning repositories, fetching updates, checking repository status, and verifying if a directory is a Git repository. This class uses Symfony's Process component for robust command execution and error handling.Servicecontract (src/Contract/Git/Service.php) that specifies the interface for Git operations, ensuring consistency and testability.Console Commands
GitCloneandGitFetchconsole commands (src/Console/Command/GitClone.php,src/Console/Command/GitFetch.php) to allow users to clone repositories and fetch updates directly from the command line, with support for common options (branch, depth, remote, etc.). [1] [2]Service Provider Integration
src/Provider/DingoServiceProvider.php), ensuring they are available throughout the application and via the CLI. [1] [2]Testing
GitServiceclass (tests/Git/GitServiceTest.php), covering repository detection, error handling, timeout settings, and command execution.