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It is not possible to know how we can free the results of this allocation, so we shouldn't be using this function. We have a convention of returning Oid objects in pygit2, so let's keep to that in these places.
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carlosmn commentedNov 9, 2014
It is not possible to know how we can free the results of this
allocation, so we shouldn't be using this function.
We have a convention of returning Oid objects in pygit2, so let's keep
to that in these places.
The tests showed some issues if we just leave it to use
strorreprto compare, though it likely won't affect anybody who is using this to print them out. So this may be a breaking change in certain situations.