If Git has more than 16 have-lines to send it will send a flush-pkt followed by more have-lines. Due to a misunderstanding on my part, gotd didn't like this because it assumed that the flush-pkt terminates the list. Add a test coverage in a new file which we can use to test Git interop issues. Fixes a problem seen by Thomas Adam upon git fetch from got.g.o.

Filter output for a single error message to avoid spurious test failures which result from output appearing in an unexpected order: test_clone_basic_access_denied --- /tmp/gotd-test-clone_basic_access_denied-IkTXPlX5FH/stderr.expected ... +++ /tmp/gotd-test-clone_basic_access_denied-IkTXPlX5FH/stderr ... @@ -1,2 +1,2 @@ -got-fetch-pack: test-repo: Permission denied got: fetch failed +got-fetch-pack: test-repo: Permission denied test failed; leaving test data in /tmp/gotd-test-clone_basic_access_denied-IkTXPlX5FH

When reading clients close the connection early do not ignore this condition in session_read. The code removed here intended to handle the case of a writing client uploading a pack file, and thus does not belong into session_read.c. I overlooked this when splitting session.c into two files. This might fix an issue observed on got.g.o where the anonymous user was no longer connected and left lingering session_read and repo_read processes hanging around until the request timeout was reached.

ok stsp@

Just in case the code futher up gets tweaked again such that the validity check using strchr() will be skipped in some edge case. Lucas agrees

Lucas agrees

Git clients disconnect earlier, which resulted in session_write exiting before notifications were sent. Do not treat early EOF as a fatal error if we are sending notifications. Add regression test coverage for 'git push'. Problem found by Thomas Adam.

Unify the handling of a response file and interactive use, handle EOF, fix a memleak and make it easier to extend in the future. In particular, interactive mode now doesn't loop forever on EOF. Patch by Lucas Gabriel Vuotto. Joint work with op.

Reads better because .Dv has no discernable effect in terminal or HTML. discussed with op@

A similar change was made to doas(1) recently in response to rowhammer.

Document properties which are always set just once and upfront, and list the object types and type-specific properties afterwards.

This list was using -compact which was inconsistent with the lists for other notification types.

The authenticated username is always available so it makes little sense to treat it as an optional parameter. Suggested by op@

ok op@