H
henon
== What is GitSharp? ==
GitSharp for .NET and Mono is a native Windows version of the fast &
free open source version control system git.
GitSharp is the most advanced CSharp implementation for the .NET
framework and Mono. It is aimed to be fully compatible to the original
git and shall be a light weight library for cool applications that are
based on git as their object database or are reading or manipulating
repositories in some way.
== Status ==
Thanks to massive contributions from various people the project
GitSharp has progressed very fast.
The body of the GitSharp library now counts about 17753 lines of code;
the jgit.lib snapshot
we are porting from counts 24588 lines. This means that roughly 72% of
the porting work are done! About two months ago, when I announced the
project on this list only about 25% had been done.
There is also still much testing work to do (426 tests of approx. 1000
tests are ported) and a lot of bugs to fix (28 tests are failing) till
all the ported code may be considered as correct.
I want to say thanks to the git community, to the jgit folks, to
all who contributed to GitSharp and last but not least github for
hosting the project.
For more info about GitSharp visit http://www.eqqon.com/index.php/GitSharp
Cheers,
-- henon
GitSharp for .NET and Mono is a native Windows version of the fast &
free open source version control system git.
GitSharp is the most advanced CSharp implementation for the .NET
framework and Mono. It is aimed to be fully compatible to the original
git and shall be a light weight library for cool applications that are
based on git as their object database or are reading or manipulating
repositories in some way.
== Status ==
Thanks to massive contributions from various people the project
GitSharp has progressed very fast.
The body of the GitSharp library now counts about 17753 lines of code;
the jgit.lib snapshot
we are porting from counts 24588 lines. This means that roughly 72% of
the porting work are done! About two months ago, when I announced the
project on this list only about 25% had been done.
There is also still much testing work to do (426 tests of approx. 1000
tests are ported) and a lot of bugs to fix (28 tests are failing) till
all the ported code may be considered as correct.
I want to say thanks to the git community, to the jgit folks, to
all who contributed to GitSharp and last but not least github for
hosting the project.
For more info about GitSharp visit http://www.eqqon.com/index.php/GitSharp
Cheers,
-- henon
