How to use

getNewRef

method

in

org.locationtech.geogig.remotes.PullResult

private boolean isNothingToCommit(PullResult pullResult) {
  return pullResult.getNewRef().equals(pullResult.getOldRef());
}

  private AutoCloseableIterator<DiffEntry> resolveDiff(Context geogig, PullResult result) {
    AutoCloseableIterator<DiffEntry> iter;
    if (result.getOldRef() != null && result.getOldRef().equals(result.getNewRef())) {
      iter = null;
    } else {
      if (result.getOldRef() == null) {
        iter = geogig.command(DiffOp.class).setNewVersion(result.getNewRef().getObjectId())
            .setOldVersion(ObjectId.NULL).call();
      } else {
        iter = geogig.command(DiffOp.class).setNewVersion(result.getNewRef().getObjectId())
            .setOldVersion(result.getOldRef().getObjectId()).call();
      }
    }
    return iter;
  }
}

if (iter != null) {
  writeElement("Remote", result.getRemoteName());
  writeElement("Ref", result.getNewRef().localName());
  int added = 0;
  int removed = 0;

final Ref newRef = result.getNewRef();

final Ref newRef = result.getNewRef();

final Ref newRef = result.getNewRef();

@Test
public void testPullRefspecForce() throws Exception {
  // Add a commit to the remote
  insertAndAdd(remoteGeogig.geogig, lines3);
  RevCommit commit = remoteGeogig.geogig.command(CommitOp.class).call();
  expectedMaster.addFirst(commit);
  // Pull the commit
  PullOp pull = pullOp();
  // fetch remote's master onto new ref refs/remotes/origin/newbranch, then pull from there
  pull.addRefSpec("+master:newbranch");
  PullResult result = pull.setRebase(true).call();
  Optional<Ref> fetchedToRef = getRef(localGeogig.repo, "refs/remotes/origin/newbranch");
  assertTrue(fetchedToRef.isPresent());
  List<RevCommit> logged = log(localGeogig.repo);
  assertEquals(expectedMaster, logged);
  Ref oldRef = result.getOldRef();
  Ref newRef = result.getNewRef();
  assertEquals("refs/heads/master", oldRef.getName());
  assertEquals("refs/heads/master", newRef.getName());
  assertEquals(fetchedToRef.get().getObjectId(), newRef.getObjectId());
}