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Moving a file yields 422, must supply tree.sha or tree.content #78
The problem occurs when using branch.move. A workaround which worked for us is removing all the tree nodes, instead of only removing their sha-values. The move function would then look like:
var blobs = _.reject(tree, function (ref) { return ref.type === 'tree'; });
_.each(blobs, function(ref) {
if (ref.path === path) {
ref.path = newPath;
}
});
return _git.postTree(blobs).then(...
The side effects are that it would remove empty folders from the repo, and you can't move folders with that api endpoint.
A modified version of that fix works also for renaming folders (although it still would loose empty folders). Instead of replacing the path if it is equal, replace the old by the new part:
if (ref.path.indexOf(path) === 0) {
ref.path = ref.path.replace(path, newPath);
}
For the general application you should probably guard against partly renaming files etc.
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lwassermann commentedon Mar 16, 2015
A modified version of that fix works also for renaming folders (although it still would loose empty folders). Instead of replacing the path if it is equal, replace the old by the new part:
if (ref.path.indexOf(path) === 0) {
ref.path = ref.path.replace(path, newPath);
}
For the general application you should probably guard against partly renaming files etc.