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Introduces an initial fuzzing test and supporting files for integrating Dulwich into OSS-Fuzz as discussed in: jelmer#1302 The corresponding PR on the OSS-Fuzz repo is: google/oss-fuzz#11900
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Introduces an initial fuzzing test and supporting files for integrating Dulwich into OSS-Fuzz as discussed in: jelmer#1302 The corresponding PR on the OSS-Fuzz repo is: google/oss-fuzz#11900
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Introduces an initial fuzzing test and supporting files for integrating Dulwich into OSS-Fuzz as discussed in: jelmer#1302 The corresponding PR on the OSS-Fuzz repo is: google/oss-fuzz#11900
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Corresponding PR on the Dulwich repo: jelmer/dulwich#1304 CI won't pass here until that is merged, but I thought it better to get the reviews started here and there in parallel. |
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As discussed in issue #1302, this PR introduces an initial fuzzing test and supporting files for integrating Dulwich into OSS-Fuzz. I've also opened a corresponding PR on the OSS-Fuzz repo proposing the integration here: google/oss-fuzz#11900 Note that CI will continue to fail on that PR until this one is merged because it depends on the scripts added here. I hope that the`fuzzing/README.md` sufficiently describes what is being introduced here, but please do let me know if there is anything I can clarify or change to make it fit better into the rest of the repository. I also ran `ruff` and updated `NEWS` as requested in `CONTRIBUTING.rst`. Thanks!
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Dulwich is a Git implementation written in Python with native extensions written with Rust. From the Dulwich README:
Maintainer's Approval
@jelmer is the project's maintainer and approved of this integration proposal here: jelmer/dulwich#1302 (comment). My email is in the
auto_ccslist so I can assist with bug triage as discussed in that same thread.Popularity in the Python Ecosystem
At the time of this PR, pypistats.org lists the following:
Dulwich is mentioned1 as one of the "most popular embeddable Git libraries"2 in the book Pro Git 2nd Edition by Scott Chacon and Ben Straub, and is a dependency of other popular projects such as magic-wormhole/magic-wormhole, openstack/reno, PrefectHQ/prefect, tahoe-lafs/tahoe-lafs, and many more.
Footnotes
Pro Git 2nd Edition, A2.5 Appendix B: Embedding Git in your Applications - Dulwich ↩
Pro Git 2nd Edition, A2.1 Appendix B: Embedding Git in your Applications - Command-line Git ↩