"use strict";

var NodeGit = require("../");

var Merge = NodeGit.Merge;
var _commits = Merge.commits;
var _merge = Merge.merge;
/**
 * Merge 2 commits together and create an new index that can
 * be used to create a merge commit.
 *
 * @param {Repository} repo Repository that contains the given commits
 * @param {Commit} ourCommit The commit that reflects the destination tree
 * @param {Commit} theirCommit The commit to merge into ourCommit
 * @param {MergeOptions} [options] The merge tree options (null for default)
 */

Merge.commits = function (repo, ourCommit, theirCommit, options) {
  return Promise.all([repo.getCommit(ourCommit), repo.getCommit(theirCommit)]).then(function (commits) {
    return _commits.call(this, repo, commits[0], commits[1], options);
  });
};
/**
 * Merge a commit into HEAD and writes the results to the working directory.
 *
 * @param {Repository} repo Repository that contains the given commits
 * @param {AnnotatedCommit} theirHead The annotated commit to merge into HEAD
 * @param {MergeOptions} [mergeOpts] The merge tree options (null for default)
 * @param {CheckoutOptions} [checkoutOpts] The checkout options
 *                                         (null for default)
 */


Merge.merge = function (repo, theirHead, mergeOpts, checkoutOpts) {
  // Even though git_merge takes an array of annotated_commits, it expects
  // exactly one to have been passed in or it will throw an error...  ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
  var theirHeads = [theirHead];
  return _merge.call(this, repo, theirHeads, theirHeads.length, mergeOpts, checkoutOpts);
};