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hostprovider: wire the state and continue protocol capability
Git 2.46 added the `state` capability to the credential helper
protocol, gating two new attributes:
state[] -- opaque per-helper key/value pairs Git stores between
invocations and replays back when calling the same
helper, so providers can carry context across the
get + store/erase command cycle without their own
sidecar storage.
continue -- a boolean signal from helper to Git indicating that
the credential just returned is a non-final part of
a multistage authentication flow; Git is expected to
call the helper again after a follow-up 401.
This is the marquee feature behind issue #2057. It unlocks
optimistic account selection (try one account, remember the
choice in state, fall through to a different account on 401),
multistage authentication for NTLM/Kerberos-style flows, and any
provider scenario that benefits from per-request memory.
Surface
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* GitCapabilities.State flag added and included in the advertised
set so the negotiation handshake is functional end-to-end.
* GitRequest.State exposes a lazy IReadOnlyDictionary<string,string>
of incoming state. Only entries whose key begins with the
reserved `gcm.` prefix are kept (per the protocol's "ignore
values that don't match its prefix" rule); the prefix is
stripped from dictionary keys. Malformed entries are silently
discarded.
* GitResponse grows a fourth shape: Continue(credential) returns
a response that carries a credential and signals `continue=1`.
The shape matrix is now Ok / Continue / Cancel / Yield, all
mutually exclusive, enforced by the constructor.
* GitResponse adds a curated state surface:
State -- IReadOnlyDictionary<string,string> view for reads
and enumeration; standard IDictionary patterns
(indexer, TryGetValue, ContainsKey, foreach) work.
SetState -- the single mutation path; validates every entry
and silently no-ops on Cancel/Yield.
WithState -- fluent equivalent of SetState that returns the
same instance for chaining at the return site.
There is no IDictionary mutation surface and no GetState/TryGetState
forwarder: writes always go through the validating method, reads
go through the dictionary view. Smaller API surface, no
duplicated semantics.
* SetState always validates key and value against the wire
protocol rules (no '=' in key, no newline or NUL anywhere, no
empty key, no leading `gcm.` prefix) and throws ArgumentException
on violations regardless of response shape: those are
programming errors that should surface at the call site rather
than being silently dropped on the wire.
* On Cancel and Yield shapes SetState then silently no-ops:
state has no meaning when no credential is being returned, so
providers that build a response speculatively and then switch
shape don't have to remember to strip state.
* Constants.CredentialProtocol gains StateKey, ContinueKey, and
GcmStatePrefix so the wire vocabulary lives in one place.
Wire emission
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GetCommand writes its response in protocol order: capability[]
directives first (the spec requires these precede any value
depending on them), then scalar fields (protocol/host/path/
username/password and AdditionalProperties), then continue=1,
then state[]= entries, then the terminating blank line.
state[] and continue are gated on the negotiated `state`
capability. If a provider sets either but the capability was not
negotiated with Git, both are silently dropped with a trace
message. Dropping continue is loud in the trace specifically
because it changes auth semantics: Git will treat the credential
as final and likely fail on the next 401.
Out of scope
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No in-tree provider produces state or continue yet. Wiring
specific scenarios (AzureRepos multi-account MSAL, GitHub
account selection, etc.) is left to follow-up commits that can
focus on each scenario's design without needing to also land
infrastructure.
Signed-off-by: Matthew John Cheetham <mjcheetham@outlook.com>
Assisted-by: Claude Opus 4.71 parent 44715bd commit 8186c4e
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