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Git-Exec Library - Remaining Work

Overview

This document tracks remaining unimplemented features and enhancements for the git-exec library. Most core functionality is complete and documented in README.md.

Not Yet Implemented

Command Enhancements

The following commands have basic implementations but could be enhanced:

Advanced Commands

  • Revert: Enhanced revert operations with conflict handling
  • Reflog: Structured parsing of reflog entries
  • Remove: Enhanced file removal with better error handling

Future Enhancements

Authentication

  • Credential Helper Integration: Support for Git credential helpers
  • SSH Key Support: Direct SSH key authentication
  • Token Refresh: Automatic token refresh mechanisms

Performance

  • Command Batching: Batch multiple operations for efficiency
  • Output Streaming: Stream output for large operations
  • Parallel Operations: Concurrent operation support where safe

Advanced Git Features

  • Stash Operations: Complete stash management
  • Bisect Support: Automated bisecting workflows
  • Archive Creation: Git archive operations
  • Bundle Operations: Git bundle creation and extraction
  • Worktree Support: Multiple working tree management

Developer Experience

  • Progress Callbacks: Progress reporting for long operations
  • Custom Merge Strategies: Support for custom merge strategies
  • Hook Management: Git hook installation and management
  • Interactive Operations: Support for interactive rebasing, adding, etc.

Implementation Priority

High Priority

(All high priority items completed)

Medium Priority

  1. Advanced Authentication - Credential helper integration
  2. Performance Optimizations - Command batching and streaming
  3. Stash Operations - Common developer workflow

Low Priority

  1. Archive/Bundle Operations - Specialized use cases
  2. Interactive Operations - Complex UI interactions
  3. Custom Strategies - Advanced Git workflows

Contributing

When implementing these features:

  • Follow the existing functional options pattern
  • Add comprehensive tests with good coverage
  • Update both this document and README.md
  • Ensure backward compatibility
  • Follow Go best practices for error handling