List of connectionSucceeded() Examples

Examples of connectionSucceeded()

org.locationtech.geogig.web.api.commands.PushManager.connectionSucceeded()
This is called when the machine at the specified ip address is finished pushing objects to the server. This causes the ref given by {@code refSpec} to be updated to point to the given{@code newCommit} object id, as well as the {@link Ref#WORK_HEAD WORK_HEAD} and{@link Ref#STAGE_HEAD STAGE_HEAD} refs if {@code refSpec} is the current branch. @param geogig the geogig of the local repository @param ipAddress the remote machine that is pushing objects

Examples of org.locationtech.geogig.web.api.commands.PushManager.connectionSucceeded()

                    w.write("Push aborted for address: " + ipAddress
                            + ". The ref was changed during push.");
                    w.flush();
                } else {
                    PushManager pushManager = PushManager.get();
                    pushManager.connectionSucceeded(geogig, ipAddress, refspec, oid);
                    w.write("Push succeeded for address: " + ipAddress);
                    w.flush();
                }
            } catch (Exception e) {
                Throwables.propagateIfInstanceOf(e, IOException.class);

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