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  git_index_add: allow case changing renames On case insensitive platforms, allow `git_index_add` to provide a new path for an existing index entry. Previously, we would maintain the case in an index entry without the ability to change it (except by removing an entry and re-adding it.) Higher-level functions (like `git_index_add_bypath` and `git_index_add_frombuffers`) continue to keep the old path for easier usage.

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• v0.23 + 1
  -------
  
  ### Changes or improvements
  
  * Custom filters can now be registered with wildcard attributes, for
    example `filter=*`.  Consumers should examine the attributes parameter
    of the `check` function for details.
  
  * Symlinks are now followed when locking a file, which can be
    necessary when multiple worktrees share a base repository.
  
  ### API additions
  
  * `git_config_lock()` has been added, which allow for
    transactional/atomic complex updates to the configuration, removing
    the opportunity for concurrent operations and not committing any
    changes until the unlock.
  
  ### API removals
  
  ### Breaking API changes
  
  * `git_cert` descendent types now have a proper `parent` member
  
  * It is the responsibility of the refdb backend to decide what to do
    with the reflog on ref deletion. The file-based backend must delete
    it, a database-backed one may wish to archive it.
  
  * `git_config_backend` has gained two entries. `lock` and `unlock`
    with which to implement the transactional/atomic semantics for the
    configuration backend.
  
  * `git_index_add` will now use the case as provided by the caller on
    case insensitive systems.  Previous versions would keep the case as
    it existed in the index.  This does not affect the higher-level
    `git_index_add_bypath` or `git_index_add_frombuffer` functions.
  
  v0.23
  ------
  
  ### Changes or improvements
  
  * Patience and minimal diff drivers can now be used for merges.
  
  * Merges can now ignore whitespace changes.
  
  * Updated binary identification in CRLF filtering to avoid false positives in
    UTF-8 files.
  
  * Rename and copy detection is enabled for small files.
  
  * Checkout can now handle an initial checkout of a repository, making
    `GIT_CHECKOUT_SAFE_CREATE` unnecessary for users of clone.
  
  * The signature parameter in the ref-modifying functions has been
    removed. Use `git_repository_set_ident()` and
    `git_repository_ident()` to override the signature to be used.
  
  * The local transport now auto-scales the number of threads to use
    when creating the packfile instead of sticking to one.
  
  * Reference renaming now uses the right id for the old value.
  
  * The annotated version of branch creation, HEAD detaching and reset
    allow for specifying the expression from the user to be put into the
    reflog.
  
  * `git_rebase_commit` now returns `GIT_EUNMERGED` when you attempt to
    commit with unstaged changes.
  
  * On Mac OS X, we now use SecureTransport to provide the cryptographic
    support for HTTPS connections insead of OpenSSL.
  
  * Checkout can now accept an index for the baseline computations via the
    `baseline_index` member.
  
  * The configuration for fetching is no longer stored inside the
    `git_remote` struct but has been moved to a `git_fetch_options`. The
    remote functions now take these options or the callbacks instead of
    setting them beforehand.
  
  * `git_submodule` instances are no longer cached or shared across
    lookup. Each submodule represents the configuration at the time of
    loading.
  
  * The index now uses diffs for `add_all()` and `update_all()` which
    gives it a speed boost and closer semantics to git.
  
  * The ssh transport now reports the stderr output from the server as
    the error message, which allows you to get the "repository not
    found" messages.
  
  * `git_index_conflict_add()` will remove staged entries that exist for
    conflicted paths.
  
  * The flags for a `git_diff_file` will now have the `GIT_DIFF_FLAG_EXISTS`
    bit set when a file exists on that side of the diff.  This is useful
    for understanding whether a side of the diff exists in the presence of
    a conflict.
  
  * The constructor for a write-stream into the odb now takes
    `git_off_t` instead of `size_t` for the size of the blob, which
    allows putting large files into the odb on 32-bit systems.
  
  * The remote's push and pull URLs now honor the url.$URL.insteadOf
    configuration. This allows modifying URL prefixes to a custom
    value via gitconfig.
  
  * `git_diff_foreach`, `git_diff_blobs`, `git_diff_blob_to_buffer`,
    and `git_diff_buffers` now accept a new binary callback of type
    `git_diff_binary_cb` that includes the binary diff information.
  
  * The race condition mitigations described in `racy-git.txt` have been
    implemented.
  
  * If libcurl is installed, we will use it to connect to HTTP(S)
    servers.
  
  ### API additions
  
  * The `git_merge_options` gained a `file_flags` member.
  
  * Parsing and retrieving a configuration value as a path is exposed
    via `git_config_parse_path()` and `git_config_get_path()`
    respectively.
  
  * `git_repository_set_ident()` and `git_repository_ident()` serve to
    set and query which identity will be used when writing to the
    reflog.
  
  * `git_config_entry_free()` frees a config entry.
  
  * `git_config_get_string_buf()` provides a way to safely retrieve a
    string from a non-snapshot configuration.
  
  * `git_annotated_commit_from_revspec()` allows to get an annotated
    commit from an extended sha synatx string.
  
  * `git_repository_set_head_detached_from_annotated()`,
    `git_branch_create_from_annotated()` and
    `git_reset_from_annotated()` allow for the caller to provide an
    annotated commit through which they can control what expression is
    put into the reflog as the source/target.
  
  * `git_index_add_frombuffer()` can now create a blob from memory
    buffer and add it to the index which is attached to a repository.
  
  * The structure `git_fetch_options` has been added to determine the
    runtime configuration for fetching, such as callbacks, pruning and
    autotag behaviour. It has the runtime initializer
    `git_fetch_init_options()`.
  
  * The enum `git_fetch_prune_t` has been added, letting you specify the
    pruning behaviour for a fetch.
  
  * A push operation will notify the caller of what updates it indends
    to perform on the remote, which provides similar information to
    git's pre-push hook.
  
  * `git_stash_apply()` can now apply a stashed state from the stash list,
    placing the data into the working directory and index.
  
  * `git_stash_pop()` will apply a stashed state (like `git_stash_apply()`)
    but will remove the stashed state after a successful application.
  
  * A new error code `GIT_EEOF` indicates an early EOF from the
    server. This typically indicates an error with the URL or
    configuration of the server, and tools can use this to show messages
    about failing to communicate with the server.
  
  * A new error code `GIT_EINVALID` indicates that an argument to a
    function is invalid, or an invalid operation was requested.
  
  * `git_diff_index_to_workdir()` and `git_diff_tree_to_index()` will now
    produce deltas of type `GIT_DELTA_CONFLICTED` to indicate that the index
    side of the delta is a conflict.
  
  * The `git_status` family of functions will now produce status of type
    `GIT_STATUS_CONFLICTED` to indicate that a conflict exists for that file
    in the index.
  
  * `git_index_entry_is_conflict()` is a utility function to determine if
    a given index entry has a non-zero stage entry, indicating that it is
    one side of a conflict.
  
  * It is now possible to pass a keypair via a buffer instead of a
    path. For this, `GIT_CREDTYPE_SSH_MEMORY` and
    `git_cred_ssh_key_memory_new()` have been added.
  
  * `git_filter_list_contains` will indicate whether a particular
    filter will be run in the given filter list.
  
  * `git_commit_header_field()` has been added, which allows retrieving
    the contents of an arbitrary header field.
  
  * `git_submodule_set_branch()` allows to set the configured branch for
    a submodule.
  
  ### API removals
  
  * `git_remote_save()` and `git_remote_clear_refspecs()` have been
    removed. Remote's configuration is changed via the configuration
    directly or through a convenience function which performs changes to
    the configuration directly.
  
  * `git_remote_set_callbacks()`, `git_remote_get_callbacks()` and
    `git_remote_set_transport()` have been removed and the remote no
    longer stores this configuration.
  
  * `git_remote_set_fetch_refpecs()` and
    `git_remote_set_push_refspecs()` have been removed. There is no
    longer a way to set the base refspecs at run-time.
  
  * `git_submodule_save()` has been removed. The submodules are no
    longer configured via the objects.
  
  * `git_submodule_reload_all()` has been removed as we no longer cache
    submodules.
  
  ### Breaking API changes
  
  * `git_smart_subtransport_cb` now has a `param` parameter.
  
  * The `git_merge_options` structure member `flags` has been renamed
    to `tree_flags`.
  
  * The `git_merge_file_options` structure member `flags` is now
    an unsigned int. It was previously a `git_merge_file_flags_t`.
  
  * `GIT_CHECKOUT_SAFE_CREATE` has been removed.  Most users will generally
    be able to switch to `GIT_CHECKOUT_SAFE`, but if you require missing
    file handling during checkout, you may now use `GIT_CHECKOUT_SAFE |
    GIT_CHECKOUT_RECREATE_MISSING`.
  
  * The `git_clone_options` and `git_submodule_update_options`
    structures no longer have a `signature` field.
  
  * The following functions have removed the signature and/or log message
    parameters in favour of git-emulating ones.
  
      * `git_branch_create()`, `git_branch_move()`
      * `git_rebase_init()`, `git_rebase_abort()`
      * `git_reference_symbolic_create_matching()`,
        `git_reference_symbolic_create()`, `git_reference_create()`,
        `git_reference_create_matching()`,
        `git_reference_symbolic_set_target()`,
        `git_reference_set_target()`, `git_reference_rename()`
      * `git_remote_update_tips()`, `git_remote_fetch()`, `git_remote_push()`
      * `git_repository_set_head()`,
        `git_repository_set_head_detached()`,
        `git_repository_detach_head()`
      * `git_reset()`
  
  * `git_config_get_entry()` now gives back a ref-counted
    `git_config_entry`. You must free it when you no longer need it.
  
  * `git_config_get_string()` will return an error if used on a
    non-snapshot configuration, as there can be no guarantee that the
    returned pointer is valid.
  
  * `git_note_default_ref()` now uses a `git_buf` to return the string,
    as the string is otherwise not guaranteed to stay allocated.
  
  * `git_rebase_operation_current()` will return `GIT_REBASE_NO_OPERATION`
    if it is called immediately after creating a rebase session but before
    you have applied the first patch.
  
  * `git_rebase_options` now contains a `git_checkout_options` struct
    that will be used for functions that modify the working directory,
    namely `git_checkout_init`, `git_checkout_next` and
    `git_checkout_abort`.  As a result, `git_rebase_open` now also takes
    a `git_rebase_options` and only the `git_rebase_init` and
    `git_rebase_open` functions take a `git_rebase_options`, where they
    will persist the options to subsequent `git_rebase` calls.
  
  * The `git_clone_options` struct now has fetch options in a
    `fetch_opts` field instead of remote callbacks in
    `remote_callbacks`.
  
  * The remote callbacks has gained a new member `push_negotiation`
    which gets called before sending the update commands to the server.
  
  * The following functions no longer act on a remote instance but
    change the repository's configuration. Their signatures have changed
    accordingly:
  
      * `git_remote_set_url()`, `git_remote_seturl()`
      * `git_remote_add_fetch()`, `git_remote_add_push()` and
      * `git_remote_set_autotag()`
  
  * `git_remote_connect()` and `git_remote_prune()` now take a pointer
    to the callbacks.
  
  * `git_remote_fetch()` and `git_remote_download()` now take a pointer
    to fetch options which determine the runtime configuration.
  
  * The `git_remote_autotag_option_t` values have been changed. It has
    gained a `_UNSPECIFIED` default value to specify no override for the
    configured setting.
  
  * `git_remote_update_tips()` now takes a pointer to the callbacks as
    well as a boolean whether to write `FETCH_HEAD` and the autotag
    setting.
  
  * `git_remote_create_anonymous()` no longer takes a fetch refspec as
    url-only remotes cannot have configured refspecs.
  
  * The `git_submodule_update_options` struct now has fetch options in
    the `fetch_opts` field instead of callbacks in the
    `remote_callbacks` field.
  
  * The following functions no longer act on a submodule instance but
    change the repository's configuration. Their signatures have changed
    accordingly:
  
      * `git_submodule_set_url()`, `git_submodule_set_ignore()`,
        `git_submodule_set_update()`,
        `git_submodule_set_fetch_recurse_submodules()`.
  
  * `git_submodule_status()` no longer takes a submodule instance but a
    repsitory, a submodule name and an ignore setting.
  
  * The `push` function in the `git_transport` interface now takes a
    pointer to the remote callbacks.
  
  * The `git_index_entry` struct's fields' types have been changed to
    more accurately reflect what is in fact stored in the
    index. Specifically, time and file size are 32 bits intead of 64, as
    these values are truncated.
  
  * `GIT_EMERGECONFLICT` is now `GIT_ECONFLICT`, which more accurately
    describes the nature of the error.
  
  * It is no longer allowed to call `git_buf_grow()` on buffers
    borrowing the memory they point to.
  
  v0.22
  ------
  
  ### Changes or improvements
  
  * `git_signature_new()` now requires a non-empty email address.
  
  * Use CommonCrypto libraries for SHA-1 calculation on Mac OS X.
  
  * Disable SSL compression and SSLv2 and SSLv3 ciphers in favor of TLSv1
    in OpenSSL.
  
  * The fetch behavior of remotes with autotag set to `GIT_REMOTE_DOWNLOAD_TAGS_ALL`
    has been changed to match git 1.9.0 and later. In this mode, libgit2 now
    fetches all tags in addition to whatever else needs to be fetched.
  
  * `git_checkout()` now handles case-changing renames correctly on
    case-insensitive filesystems; for example renaming "readme" to "README".
  
  * The search for libssh2 is now done via pkg-config instead of a
    custom search of a few directories.
  
  * Add support for core.protectHFS and core.protectNTFS. Add more
    validation for filenames which we write such as references.
  
  * The local transport now generates textual progress output like
    git-upload-pack does ("counting objects").
  
  * `git_checkout_index()` can now check out an in-memory index that is not
    necessarily the repository's index, so you may check out an index
    that was produced by git_merge and friends while retaining the cached
    information.
  
  * Remove the default timeout for receiving / sending data over HTTP using
    the WinHTTP transport layer.
  
  * Add SPNEGO (Kerberos) authentication using GSSAPI on Unix systems.
  
  * Provide built-in objects for the empty blob (e69de29) and empty
    tree (4b825dc) objects.
  
  * The index' tree cache is now filled upon read-tree and write-tree
    and the cache is written to disk.
  
  * LF -> CRLF filter refuses to handle mixed-EOL files
  
  * LF -> CRLF filter now runs when * text = auto (with Git for Windows 1.9.4)
  
  * File unlocks are atomic again via rename. Read-only files on Windows are
    made read-write if necessary.
  
  * Share open packfiles across repositories to share descriptors and mmaps.
  
  * Use a map for the treebuilder, making insertion O(1)
  
  * The build system now accepts an option EMBED_SSH_PATH which when set
    tells it to include a copy of libssh2 at the given location. This is
    enabled for MSVC.
  
  * Add support for refspecs with the asterisk in the middle of a
    pattern.
  
  * Fetching now performs opportunistic updates. To achieve this, we
    introduce a difference between active and passive refspecs, which
    make `git_remote_download()` and `git_remote_fetch()` to take a list of
    resfpecs to be the active list, similarly to how git fetch accepts a
    list on the command-line.
  
  * The THREADSAFE option to build libgit2 with threading support has
    been flipped to be on by default.
  
  * The remote object has learnt to prune remote-tracking branches. If
    the remote is configured to do so, this will happen via
    `git_remote_fetch()`. You can also call `git_remote_prune()` after
    connecting or fetching to perform the prune.
  
  
  ### API additions
  
  * Introduce `git_buf_text_is_binary()` and `git_buf_text_contains_nul()` for
    consumers to perform binary detection on a git_buf.
  
  * `git_branch_upstream_remote()` has been introduced to provide the
    branch.<name>.remote configuration value.
  
  * Introduce `git_describe_commit()` and `git_describe_workdir()` to provide
    a description of the current commit (and working tree, respectively)
    based on the nearest tag or reference
  
  * Introduce `git_merge_bases()` and the `git_oidarray` type to expose all
    merge bases between two commits.
  
  * Introduce `git_merge_bases_many()` to expose all merge bases between
    multiple commits.
  
  * Introduce rebase functionality (using the merge algorithm only).
    Introduce `git_rebase_init()` to begin a new rebase session,
    `git_rebase_open()` to open an in-progress rebase session,
    `git_rebase_commit()` to commit the current rebase operation,
    `git_rebase_next()` to apply the next rebase operation,
    `git_rebase_abort()` to abort an in-progress rebase and `git_rebase_finish()`
    to complete a rebase operation.
  
  * Introduce `git_note_author()` and `git_note_committer()` to get the author
    and committer information on a `git_note`, respectively.
  
  * A factory function for ssh has been added which allows to change the
    path of the programs to execute for receive-pack and upload-pack on
    the server, `git_transport_ssh_with_paths()`.
  
  * The ssh transport supports asking the remote host for accepted
    credential types as well as multiple challeges using a single
    connection. This requires to know which username you want to connect
    as, so this introduces the USERNAME credential type which the ssh
    transport will use to ask for the username.
  
  * The `GIT_EPEEL` error code has been introduced when we cannot peel a tag
    to the requested object type; if the given object otherwise cannot be
    peeled, `GIT_EINVALIDSPEC` is returned.
  
  * Introduce `GIT_REPOSITORY_INIT_RELATIVE_GITLINK` to use relative paths
    when writing gitlinks, as is used by git core for submodules.
  
  * `git_remote_prune()` has been added. See above for description.
  
  
  * Introduce reference transactions, which allow multiple references to
    be locked at the same time and updates be queued. This also allows
    us to safely update a reflog with arbitrary contents, as we need to
    do for stash.
  
  ### API removals
  
  * `git_remote_supported_url()` and `git_remote_is_valid_url()` have been
    removed as they have become essentially useless with rsync-style ssh paths.
  
  * `git_clone_into()` and `git_clone_local_into()` have been removed from the
    public API in favour of `git_clone callbacks`.
  
  * The option to ignore certificate errors via `git_remote_cert_check()`
    is no longer present. Instead, `git_remote_callbacks` has gained a new
    entry which lets the user perform their own certificate checks.
  
  ### Breaking API changes
  
  * `git_cherry_pick()` is now `git_cherrypick()`.
  
  * The `git_submodule_update()` function was renamed to
    `git_submodule_update_strategy()`. `git_submodule_update()` is now used to
    provide functionalty similar to "git submodule update".
  
  * `git_treebuilder_create()` was renamed to `git_treebuilder_new()` to better
    reflect it being a constructor rather than something which writes to
    disk.
  
  * `git_treebuilder_new()` (was `git_treebuilder_create()`) now takes a
    repository so that it can query repository configuration.
    Subsequently, `git_treebuilder_write()` no longer takes a repository.
  
  * `git_threads_init()` and `git_threads_shutdown()` have been renamed to
    `git_libgit2_init()` and `git_libgit2_shutdown()` to better explain what
    their purpose is, as it's grown to be more than just about threads.
  
  * `git_libgit2_init()` and `git_libgit2_shutdown()` now return the number of
    initializations of the library, so consumers may schedule work on the
    first initialization.
  
  * The `git_transport_register()` function no longer takes a priority and takes
    a URL scheme name (eg "http") instead of a prefix like "http://"
  
  * `git_index_name_entrycount()` and `git_index_reuc_entrycount()` now
    return size_t instead of unsigned int.
  
  * The `context_lines` and `interhunk_lines` fields in `git_diff`_options are
    now `uint32_t` instead of `uint16_t`. This allows to set them to `UINT_MAX`,
    in effect asking for "infinite" context e.g. to iterate over all the
    unmodified lines of a diff.
  
  * `git_status_file()` now takes an exact path. Use `git_status_list_new()` if
    pathspec searching is needed.
  
  * `git_note_create()` has changed the position of the notes reference
    name to match `git_note_remove()`.
  
  * Rename `git_remote_load()` to `git_remote_lookup()` to bring it in line
    with the rest of the lookup functions.
  
  * `git_remote_rename()` now takes the repository and the remote's
    current name. Accepting a remote indicates we want to change it,
    which we only did partially. It is much clearer if we accept a name
    and no loaded objects are changed.
  
  * `git_remote_delete()` now accepts the repository and the remote's name
    instead of a loaded remote.
  
  * `git_merge_head` is now `git_annotated_commit`, to better reflect its usage
    for multiple functions (including rebase)
  
  * The `git_clone_options` struct no longer provides the `ignore_cert_errors` or
    `remote_name` members for remote customization.
  
    Instead, the `git_clone_options` struct has two new members, `remote_cb` and
    `remote_cb_payload`, which allow the caller to completely override the remote
    creation process. If needed, the caller can use this callback to give their
    remote a name other than the default (origin) or disable cert checking.
  
    The `remote_callbacks` member has been preserved for convenience, although it
    is not used when a remote creation callback is supplied.
  
  * The `git_clone`_options struct now provides `repository_cb` and
    `repository_cb_payload` to allow the user to create a repository with
    custom options.
  
  * The `git_push` struct to perform a push has been replaced with
    `git_remote_upload()`. The refspecs and options are passed as a
    function argument. `git_push_update_tips()` is now also
    `git_remote_update_tips()` and the callbacks are in the same struct as
    the rest.
  
  * The `git_remote_set_transport()` function now sets a transport factory function,
    rather than a pre-existing transport instance.
  
  * The `git_transport` structure definition has moved into the sys/transport.h
    file.
  
  * libgit2 no longer automatically sets the OpenSSL locking
    functions. This is not something which we can know to do. A
    last-resort convenience function is provided in sys/openssl.h,
    `git_openssl_set_locking()` which can be used to set the locking.
  

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