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Hi,
So in our codebase, we need to copy a string into a git_buf in the function:
typedef int GIT_CALLBACK(git_merge_driver_apply_fn)(
git_merge_driver *self,
const char **path_out,
uint32_t *mode_out,
git_buf *merged_out,
const char *filter_name,
const git_merge_driver_source *src);
This used to be done by calling 'git_buf_set'. However, it is now deprecated.
My workaround is now to set it with "a->ptr = strdup(b);" where a is the git_buf and b is the string.
However, this is a bit 'asymmetric' as the memory is now assigned by the caller(us) but freed by libgit2 when calling "git_buf_dispose".
Does anyone have a better suggestion for how this could be done? Thanks!
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