Module git_state 

The working tree as a handoff brief reads it: branch, HEAD, the dirty paths and the diff’s stat.

Three probes rather than the diff scanner, which walks every changed file and may ask GitHub about a pull request - a brief is written in the moment a session swaps and cannot wait on either.

Re-exports

use std::path::Path; 🔒

use std::time::Duration; 🔒

use forge_primitives::HandoffGitState; 🔒

use super::git_command; 🔒

Constants

DIFF_CAP 🔒

DIRTY_CAP 🔒

How many dirty paths and diff lines the brief keeps. The brief is capped by the data it names, so the read is capped here rather than by a consumer.

PROBE_TIMEOUT 🔒

Each probe’s own budget. A wedged git costs the brief that probe and no more; the swap is already under way when this runs.

Functions

capped_lines 🔒

The last cap non-blank lines, and how many there were in all: the part of a long list that says what the successor will meet, and the count the brief states so the cap is not read as the whole.

probe

Read the three facts. A directory that is not a repository answers with everything absent, which is a fact the brief states rather than an error.

run 🔒

One git line of output, or None when it failed, timed out or was empty.