Add initial implementation of scrap yard init/commit #36
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- Add pygit2
- Messing around with pygit2
- Implement scrap yard init/commit
TODO: Add "scrap add" to take a scrap, serialize it, and commit it to a scrapyard.
Use pygit2 and store scrapyards as git repositories. Scraps are blobs/files (for now? maybe they should be trees if they refer to other scraps). The representation on-disk is the serialized result of evaluating the scrap.
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Might want something like https://gist.github.com/uniphil/9570964 for paths like |
Hash vars will get looked up in the scrapyard specified by $$scrapyard in the current environment.
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