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refactor(runway): Run the git merger's commands through a gitworkspace.Workspace - #979
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Why?
The Phabricator support RFC makes the git merger backend-neutral by running it on
gitworkspace.Workspace. Today the merger builds localgitprocesses itself, so no other backend can host it.What?
Params.Workspaces/Repoinstead of a checkout path, runtime and committer. It opens one workspace per operation and runs each git command as a one-command batch. Strategy, conflict, retry and push logic are unchanged.GIT_AUTHOR_*tocommit --author.MERGEbecomesmerge --no-commit+commit --author. Names containing<,>or a newline fall back to the committer.Test Plan
bazel test //runway/... //service/runway/...Issue