Example #1
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        public void CanDeleteBranch()
        {
            var testPath           = CloneTestRepository(_fixture.PopulatedRepositoryPath);
            var wrapper            = new Git.GitWrapper(testPath);
            var createBranchResult = wrapper.NewBranch("test-branch").Result;

            Assert.True(createBranchResult.Success);
            var checkoutResult = wrapper.SetBranch("master").Result;

            Assert.True(checkoutResult.Success);
            var deleteBranchResult = wrapper.DeleteBranch("test-branch").Result;

            Assert.True(deleteBranchResult.Success);
        }
Example #2
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        public void CanPushToRemoteRepository()
        {
            var remotePath     = CloneTestRepository(_fixture.PopulatedRepositoryPath, true);
            var localPath      = CloneTestRepository(remotePath);
            var localWrapper   = new Git.GitWrapper(localPath);
            var checkoutResult = localWrapper.SetBranch("master").Result;

            Assert.True(checkoutResult.Success);
            File.WriteAllLines(Path.Combine(localPath, "new.txt"), new[] { "Hello", "World" });
            Assert.True(localWrapper.AddAll().Result.Success);
            Assert.True(localWrapper.Commit("Added a file").Result.Success);
            var pushResult = localWrapper.Push().Result;

            Assert.True(pushResult.Success);

            // We can't test for the file existing in the remote repo because it is cloned as a bare repo.
            // So instead make a second clone and check that this gets the file that was pushed from the first one
            var newLocalPath = CloneTestRepository(remotePath);

            Assert.True(File.Exists(Path.Combine(newLocalPath, "new.txt")));
        }