git-repair (1.20131122) unstable; urgency=low

  * Added test mode, which can be used to randomly corrupt test
    repositories, in reproducible ways, which allows easy
    corruption-driven-development.
  * Improve repair code in the case where the index file is corrupt,
    and this hides other problems.
  * Write a dummy .git/HEAD if the file is missing or corrupt, as
    git otherwise will not treat the repository as a git repo.
  * Improve fsck code to find badly corrupted objects that crash git fsck
    before it can complain about them.
  * Fixed crashes on bad file encodings.
  * Can now run 10000 tests (git-repair --test -n 10000 --force)
    with 0 failures.

# imported from the archive

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diff --git a/Git/Version.hs b/Git/Version.hs
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+{- git versions
+ -
+ - Copyright 2011, 2013 Joey Hess <joey@kitenet.net>
+ -
+ - Licensed under the GNU GPL version 3 or higher.
+ -}
+
+module Git.Version where
+
+import Common
+
+data GitVersion = GitVersion String Integer
+	deriving (Eq)
+
+instance Ord GitVersion where
+	compare (GitVersion _ x) (GitVersion _ y) = compare x y
+
+instance Show GitVersion where
+	show (GitVersion s _) = s
+
+installed :: IO GitVersion
+installed = normalize . extract <$> readProcess "git" ["--version"]
+  where
+  	extract s = case lines s of
+		[] -> ""
+		(l:_) -> unwords $ drop 2 $ words l
+
+{- To compare dotted versions like 1.7.7 and 1.8, they are normalized to
+ - a somewhat arbitrary integer representation. -}
+normalize :: String -> GitVersion
+normalize v = GitVersion v $ 
+	sum $ mult 1 $ reverse $ extend precision $ take precision $
+		map readi $ split "." v
+  where
+	extend n l = l ++ replicate (n - length l) 0
+	mult _ [] = []
+	mult n (x:xs) = (n*x) : mult (n*10^width) xs
+	readi :: String -> Integer
+	readi s = case reads s of
+		((x,_):_) -> x
+		_ -> 0
+	precision = 10 -- number of segments of the version to compare
+	width = length "yyyymmddhhmmss" -- maximum width of a segment