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<stis>wasn't there a guile project that interacted with a git repository somewhere? <stis>amz3: are you the author of guile-git? <amz3`>stis: what do you want to do? <stis>I want to churn as a backed for a prolog predicate have it managed in a git repository <stis>I try to rephrase that ugh :-) <stis>I want to take a prolog predicate. It's basically a list of code rows, each row serialized to a file in the git repository in a directory representing the predicate <stis>then I want to maintain sane synchronization of the predicate <stis>for example at a pull look at the diff and just update the rows that are differennt <stis>also when the local application that use the predicate stops it saves it's state with a link to the current commit and at the start of the program it must check the git reporitory for variations <stis>I don't want to open 1000 small files at startup <stis>I looked at the code, I can help implementing push and pull if you like. <stis>I wantto try this on e.g. an issue tracker and essentially keep a table of issues in the git repository <stis>and associated predicates <stis>is your repository up to date? <stis>I think that I want to start playing with it. <amz3`>stis: can you provide me a liink? <amz3`>stis: it should be up to date <stis>I will try blog about it, the initial text can be published just now - hang on a minute <stis>amz3`: I'm out for a hour cu <stis>ahh, finally some cool additions to the sematics of guile-git (although I used plain C to interface) <stis>first I made a function that gets the id of the current head <stis>then I made a funciton that given two id's of a repository lists the files in the difference in a specific directory <stis>well the code is there, just needd to compile and churn out the bugs. fun