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Extend the stream wrapper to support registering repositories with keys to allow accessing these repositories using repository-specific paths.

StreamWrapper::getRepositoryRegistry()->addRepositories(
    array(
        'repo1' => Repository::open('/path/to/repository/1', '/usr/bin/git', false),
        'repo2' => Repository::open('/path/to/repository/2', '/usr/bin/git', false),
    )
);
$content1 = file_get_contents('git://repo1/file_0.txt');
$content2 = file_get_contents('git://repo2/file_0.txt');

The legacy global path support must not be affected by the changes.

Add support for SVN repositories.

Add an adapter to allow hooking the repositories into Gaufrette filesystems

When a file exists in a particular changeset, but does not exist at HEAD, then the file is not able to be loaded.

I noticed that there is no implementation of git push.

I added my own method to the repository and binary classes but interestingly enough I got an error:

'Cannot push "/current/path" [Pushing to ssh://[email protected]/~/example.git
Permission denied, please try again.
Permission denied, please try again.
Permission denied (publickey,gssapi-with-mic,password).
fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly]

I was wondering if this is why push was never implemented. Can you provide any information about this or the error?

Thank you for any assistance.

Hey, I'm looking at using your project in a big project and have a few Git-specific tweaks we'll be needing. As far as I can tell, there aren't any good analogs in Subversion for them (at least, without some fairly involved/inefficient scripting to adapt it).

The big thing I'll be modifying up front will be getLog() to add some extra options for showing only the history of certain files, showing incremental changes (and/or diffs) at certain commits, etc.

Normally, I'd just adapt all the interfaces and have the incompatible ones either throw exceptions or return failures when they are incapable of those operations. Does that paradigm work for you and/or this project? Or should I introduce it in a different way such as just tacking in a new function?