def get_tree(repo, tree_name):
    """
    Get/create a tree-ish to be used for exporting and diffing. Accepts
    special keywords for git index and working copies.
    """
    try:
        if tree_name == index_name:
            # Write a tree of the index
            tree = repo.write_tree()
        elif tree_name == wc_name:
            # Write a tree of the working copy
            tree = write_wc(repo)
        else:
            tree = tree_name
    except GitRepositoryError as err:
        raise GbpError(err)
    if not repo.has_treeish(tree):
        raise GbpError('Invalid treeish object %s' % tree)

    return tree
def get_tree(repo, tree_name):
    """
    Get/create a tree-ish to be used for exporting and diffing. Accepts
    special keywords for git index and working copies.
    """
    try:
        if tree_name == index_name:
            # Write a tree of the index
            tree = repo.write_tree()
        elif tree_name == wc_name:
            # Write a tree of the working copy
            tree = write_wc(repo)
        else:
            tree = tree_name
    except GitRepositoryError as err:
        raise GbpError(err)
    if not repo.has_treeish(tree):
        raise GbpError('Invalid treeish object %s' % tree)

    return tree
def write_tree(repo, options):
    """
    Write a tree of the index or working copy if necessary

    @param repo: the git repository we're acting on
    @type repo: L{GitRepository}
    @return: the sha1 of the tree
    @rtype: C{str}
    """
    if options.export_dir:
        if options.export == index_name:
            tree = repo.write_tree()
        elif options.export == wc_name:
            tree = write_wc(repo)
        else:
            tree = options.export
        if not repo.has_treeish(tree):
            raise GbpError # git-ls-tree printed an error message already
    else:
        tree = None
    return tree
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def write_tree(repo, options):
    """
    Write a tree of the index or working copy if necessary

    @param repo: the git repository we're acting on
    @type repo: L{GitRepository}
    @return: the sha1 of the tree
    @rtype: C{str}
    """
    if options.export_dir:
        if options.export == index_name:
            tree = repo.write_tree()
        elif options.export == wc_name:
            tree = write_wc(repo)
        else:
            tree = options.export
        if not repo.has_treeish(tree):
            raise GbpError("%s is not a valid treeish" % tree)
    else:
        tree = None
    return tree
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def maybe_write_tree(repo, options):
    """
    Write a tree of the index or working copy if necessary

    @param repo: the git repository we're acting on
    @type repo: L{GitRepository}
    @return: the sha1 of the tree
    @rtype: C{str}
    """
    if options.export_dir:
        if options.export == index_name:
            tree = repo.write_tree()
        elif options.export == wc_name:
            tree = write_wc(repo)
        else:
            tree = options.export
        if not repo.has_treeish(tree):
            raise GbpError("%s is not a valid treeish" % tree)
    else:
        tree = None
    return tree