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<?php
final class DiffusionGitCommandEngine
extends DiffusionCommandEngine {
protected function canBuildForRepository(
PhabricatorRepository $repository) {
return $repository->isGit();
}
protected function newFormattedCommand($pattern, array $argv) {
$pattern = "git {$pattern}";
return array($pattern, $argv);
}
protected function shouldAlwaysSudo() {
// See T13673. In Git, always try to use "sudo" to execute commands as the
// daemon user (if such a user is configured), because Git 2.35.2 and newer
// (and some older versions of Git with backported security patches) refuse
// to execute if the top level repository directory is not owned by the
// current user.
// Previously, we used "sudo" only when performing writes to the
// repository directory.
return true;
}
protected function newCustomEnvironment() {
$env = array();
// NOTE: See T2965. Some time after Git 1.7.5.4, Git started fataling if
// it can not read $HOME. For many users, $HOME points at /root (this
// seems to be a default result of Apache setup). Instead, explicitly
// point $HOME at a readable, empty directory so that Git looks for the
// config file it's after, fails to locate it, and moves on. This is
// really silly, but seems like the least damaging approach to
// mitigating the issue.
$env['HOME'] = PhabricatorEnv::getEmptyCWD();
$env['GIT_SSH'] = $this->getSSHWrapper();
$env['GIT_SSH_VARIANT'] = 'ssh';
if ($this->isAnyHTTPProtocol()) {
$uri = $this->getURI();
if ($uri) {
$proxy = PhutilHTTPEngineExtension::buildHTTPProxyURI($uri);
if ($proxy) {
if ($this->isHTTPSProtocol()) {
$env_key = 'https_proxy';
} else {
$env_key = 'http_proxy';
}
$env[$env_key] = (string)$proxy;
}
}
}
return $env;
}
}

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