Enum git_error_code
The return codes from a libgit2 function; GIT_OK is used when the function call succeeded, otherwise a negative value is returned. Most functions return GIT_ERROR on fatal error, but may return a more detailed error code to allow callers to respond.
Namespace: Dogged.Native
Assembly: Dogged.Native.dll
Syntax
public enum git_error_code : intFields
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| GIT_EAMBIGUOUS | More than one object matches. |
| GIT_EAPPLIED | Patch/merge has already been applied. |
| GIT_EAPPLYFAIL | Patch application failed. |
| GIT_EAUTH | Authentication error. |
| GIT_EBAREREPO | Operation not allowed on bare repository. |
| GIT_EBUFS | Output buffer too short to hold data. |
| GIT_ECERTIFICATE | Server certificate is invalid. |
| GIT_ECONFLICT | Checkout conflicts prevented operation. |
| GIT_EDIRECTORY | The operation is not valid for a directory. |
| GIT_EEOF | Unexpected EOF. |
| GIT_EEXISTS | Object exists preventing operation. |
| GIT_EINDEXDIRTY | Unsaved changes in the index would be overwritten. |
| GIT_EINVALID | Invalid operation or input. |
| GIT_EINVALIDSPEC | Name/ref spec was not in a valid format. |
| GIT_ELOCKED | Lock file prevented operation. |
| GIT_EMERGECONFLICT | A merge conflict exists and cannot continue. |
| GIT_EMISMATCH | Hashsum mismatch in object. |
| GIT_EMODIFIED | Reference value does not match expected. |
| GIT_ENONFASTFORWARD | Reference was not fast-forwardable. |
| GIT_ENOTFOUND | Requested object could not be found. |
| GIT_ENOTSUPPORTED | An option is not supported |
| GIT_EOWNER | The object is not owned by the current user |
| GIT_EPEEL | The requested peel operation is not possible. |
| GIT_EREADONLY | The subject is read-only |
| GIT_ERROR | An error occured; call |
| GIT_EUNBORNBRANCH | HEAD refers to branch with no commits. |
| GIT_EUNCHANGED | There were no changes |
| GIT_EUNCOMMITTED | Uncommitted changes in index prevented operation. |
| GIT_EUNMERGED | Merge in progress prevented operation. |
| GIT_EUSER | GIT_EUSER is a special error that is never generated by libgit2 code. You can return it from a callback (e.g to stop an iteration) to know that it was generated by the callback and not by libgit2. |
| GIT_ITEROVER | Signals end of iteration with iterator. |
| GIT_OK | No error. |
| GIT_PASSTHROUGH | A user-configured callback refused to act. |
| GIT_RETRY | Internal only. |
| GIT_TIMEOUT | The operation timed out |