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func DetectGitInfo ¶ added in v0.2.4

func DetectGitInfo(ctx context.Context, path string) (registry.GitInfo, error)

DetectGitInfo reads the origin remote of an existing repository, so that a project registered from a directory carries the same Git metadata as one that devvault cloned itself. Those fields are what `devvault doctor` derives its Git host reachability check from — without them the check silently disappears instead of failing.

A directory that is not a Git repository, or a repository without an origin remote, is not an error: such a project is registered without Git metadata. Only an unexpected failure is reported back.

func GitInfoFrom ¶ added in v0.2.4

func GitInfoFrom(meta gitmeta.Metadata) registry.GitInfo

GitInfoFrom converts parsed remote metadata into the registry's shape.

Every path that registers a project stores exactly these fields, and internal/doctor builds its Git host checks from them, so the mapping lives in one place instead of once per call site.

func IsGitURL ¶

func IsGitURL(value string) bool

func ResolveBaseDir ¶ added in v0.7.0

func ResolveBaseDir(baseDir string) (string, error)

ResolveBaseDir turns a --base-dir value into the absolute directory devvault keeps cloned repositories in: the value itself, with a leading `~/` expanded, and ~/DevVault when nothing was given.

It is exported because `devvault registry import` looks for the directories of an exported registry in the same place `devvault clone` puts them. Two copies of "~/DevVault" would drift apart the first time either side gains a flag, and the import would then search a directory clone never writes to.