assistant: Work around git-cat-file's not reloading the index after files are staged.
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{- From the Sha or Ref of a symlink back to the key. -}
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catKey :: Ref -> Annex (Maybe Key)
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catKey ref = do
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l <- fromInternalGitPath . encodeW8 . L.unpack <$> catObject ref
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l <- fromInternalGitPath . encodeW8 . L.unpack <$> catObject ref
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return $ if isLinkToAnnex l
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then fileKey $ takeFileName l
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else Nothing
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{- From a file in git back to the key.
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{- From a file in the repository back to the key.
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-
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- Prefixing the file with ./ makes this work even if in a subdirectory
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- of a repo.
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-
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- Ideally, this should reflect the key that's staged in the index,
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- not the key that's committed to HEAD. Unfortunately, git cat-file
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- does not refresh the index file after it's started up, so things
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- newly staged in the index won't show up. It does, however, notice
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- when branches change.
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-
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- For command-line git-annex use, that doesn't matter. It's perfectly
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- reasonable for things staged in the index after the currently running
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- git-annex process to not be noticed by it.
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-
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- For the assistant, this is much more of a problem, since it commits
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- files and then needs to be able to immediately look up their keys.
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- OTOH, the assistant doesn't keep changes staged in the index for very
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- long at all before committing them -- and it won't look at the keys
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- of files until after committing them.
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-
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- So, this gets info from the index, unless running as a daemon.
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-}
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catKeyFile :: FilePath -> Annex (Maybe Key)
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catKeyFile f = catKey $ Ref $ ":./" ++ f
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catKeyFile f = ifM (Annex.getState Annex.daemon)
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( catKey $ Ref $ "HEAD:./" ++ f
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, catKey $ Ref $ ":./" ++ f
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)
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