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The carrier backend used to re-clone the carrier repository for every operation. It now keeps a locked cache under $XDG_CACHE_HOME/git-remote-e2ee/carrier/<sha256>/ (override with GIT_REMOTE_E2EE_CACHE_DIR), fetches only new objects into it, and publishes from it.
`git-e2ee device-add --role read|write|admin` assigns a role. Read-only devices receive generation keys but cannot author accepted transitions, and `device-list` shows each device's role.
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Landed on main as bf3ffe2 (fast-forward); closed because its stacked base branch moved first. |
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The carrier backend used to re-clone the carrier repository for every
operation. It now keeps a locked cache under
$XDG_CACHE_HOME/git-remote-e2ee/carrier// (override with
GIT_REMOTE_E2EE_CACHE_DIR), fetches only new objects into it, and publishes
from it.
Part of the split of #2; stacked on
format-v5-anonymous-recipients.