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Does anybody know how the [CI fuzz job](https://github.com/Byron/gitoxide/blob/d839f7c253f669f51b4227c6f5ba742925fb7f85/.github/workflows/cifuzz.yml#L15-L18) splits time across the many fuzz targets? It wasn't obvious to me when looking at the very verbose output. Further, I noticed...

*(Sorry, saw this too late)* > I haven't fully fleshed this out. But I have an idea for a new method of fuzzing. That is to generate a fuzzed input...

I think I got the answer to [one of the questions above](https://github.com/Byron/gitoxide/issues/703#issuecomment-1859643133). It does split the [total amount of time by the amount of fuzz-targets it finds](https://github.com/google/oss-fuzz/blob/061583ebb5a96653e42feb3a97ee513eedc18078/infra/cifuzz/run_fuzzers.py#L126-L127), which is what...

Fortunately that issue is just with `gitoxide`, and it seems I just managed to fix it 🎉. It wasn't a perfect translation after all :D.

Thanks for reporting! I think this could be solved by providing the paths to `stdin`. It's probably not as trivial as it sounds as the input would have to be...

Even though the behaviour around deleting a project is still to be improved (tracked in #3447 for now), I wasn't able to reproduce the UI freeze described here with the...

Closing, as the fix has been released and is available in 0.11.2 or newer.

Thank you ☺️! I was thinking the same, but what keeps me from moving folders is the requirement of `cargo-smart-release` to track changes to crates through the git history. Right...

Thanks for sharing your particular use-case. It is true that right now, only [the equivalent of `git describe`](https://github.com/Byron/gitoxide/blob/bb3224c25abf6df50286b3bbdf2cdef01e9eeca1/gix-revision/src/lib.rs#L13) is supported, and `name-rev` would be another algorithm to implement one day...

I was about to suggest to look at `git-dulwich` for answers, but they [don't seem to support V4 either](https://github.com/jelmer/dulwich/blob/master/dulwich/index.py#L309C3-L309C3). With that said, `gitoxide` has an implementation for all versions and...