Examples of org.locationtech.geogig.api.plumbing.WriteTree2

org.locationtech.geogig.api.plumbing.WriteTree2

Creates a new root tree in the {@link ObjectDatabase object database} from the current index,based on the current {@code HEAD} and returns the new root tree id.

Note this is a performance improvement replacement for {@link WriteTree} but so far isonly used by {@link CommitOp}, as it doesn't have a proper replacement for {@link WriteTree#setDiffSupplier(Supplier)} yet, as used by the remote, REST, and WEB APIs.

This command creates a tree object using the current index. The id of the new root tree object is returned. No {@link Ref ref} is updated as a result of this operation, so the resulting root treeis "orphan". It's up to the calling code to update any needed reference. The index must be in a fully merged state. Conceptually, write-tree sync()s the current index contents into a set of tree objects on the {@link ObjectDatabase}. In order to have that match what is actually in your directory right now, you need to have done a {@link UpdateIndex} phase before you did the write-tree. @see TreeDifference @see MutableTree @see DeepMove

            }
        }


        ObjectId newTreeId;
        {
            WriteTree2 writeTree = command(WriteTree2.class);
            writeTree.setOldRoot(oldRoot).setProgressListener(subProgress(writeTreeProgress));
            if (!pathFilters.isEmpty()) {
                writeTree.setPathFilter(pathFilters);
            }
            newTreeId = writeTree.call();
        }


        if (getProgressListener().isCanceled()) {
            return null;
        }

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