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org.eclipse.jgit.storage.file.RefDirectory

Traditional file system based {@link RefDatabase}.

This is the classical reference database representation for a Git repository. References are stored in two formats: loose, and packed.

Loose references are stored as individual files within the {@code refs/}directory. The file name matches the reference name and the file contents is the current {@link ObjectId} in string form.

Packed references are stored in a single text file named {@code packed-refs}. In the packed format, each reference is stored on its own line. This file reduces the number of files needed for large reference spaces, reducing the overall size of a Git repository on disk.

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  }


  private void writeReflog(Repository db, ObjectId oldId, ObjectId newId,
      String msg, String refName) throws IOException {
    RefDirectory refs = (RefDirectory) db.getRefDatabase();
    RefDirectoryUpdate update = refs.newUpdate(refName, true);
    update.setNewObjectId(newId);
    refs.log(update, msg, true);
  }

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