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Removed because the test doesn't actually test anything.

On Windows, the path names that come out of libgit2 are all encoded as
UTF-8, and the path names given as input are also expected to be encoded
as UTF-8. This is due to the POSIX emulating functions in libgit2 using
UTF-8 for everything. However, since QFile's encodeName/decodeName
convert between UTF-8 and local encoding, which is not UTF-8, I've used
QString's toUtf8/fromUtf8 methods instead.

In Linux and OS X the POSIX functions most probably use the system
locale so it is probably best to use QFile's methods in systems other
than Windows.

The "signals" macro is defined as "protected" in Qt4 which makes it not
OK to emit signals of a class from outside the class (as was done in the
now removed RepositoryCloneRemoteListener). But the Repository Private
class has access to it's owner class and can emit its signals too. So
the Private class can act as the RemoteListener too (and now there's no
need to create a temporary object for the duration of the clone either).

This is version 0.22.1 of libgit2.

The helper wraps the libgit2 git_strarray type and handles its memory.
It's a private class since users should only deal with QStringLists and
other C++ level string containers.

Setting and using the git_remote callbacks is now handled in a utility
which the Remote class uses. This enables others to use the same
functionality too.

The goal here was to get Remote not be the only class that can use the
Credentials (Remote was a friend class for Credentials). Now any class
in the library can use the Credentials throgh the CredentialsPrivate
interface.

Sources are collected recursively. Public headers start with "qgit" (and
libqgit2_config.h is also included). Other headers are private.

Updated Qt didn't provide this automatically anymore.

This is a non-released (i.e. non-tagged) version of libgit2 but it
contains a few important fixes on top of the most recent libgit2 0.21.x
release.

Separated private headers and sources from public ones. Only install the
public headers.

Start from 0.

The version tries to follow that of libgit2 somewhat. Let's see if it
works out.

Removed CMake related installations: this project doesn't have anything
related to CMake to install.

Removed (almost) empty CMakeLists.txt in src directory: it wasn't used
for anything.

There was very little difference between these classes and it was a bit
cumbersome to use. Better to have just one Signature class.

A simple wrapper for git_merge_base() in libgit2. This method handles
Commit objects while git_merge_base handles oids.

Now they are probably more in the order of frequency that things are
amended in a commit.

If the behaviour of git_graph_ahead_behind is supposed to mimic the
behaviour of core git's git-branch then the ahead and behind arguments
are in the opposite order.