Ensures that commits from parent(*) has a repository - #1658
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Commit has functions that requires a reference to a repository to run. Because parent(*) was simply calling out to libgit2's git_commit_parent directly, its repo field was not being set. Creating a wrapper in the Commit class and assigning a repository to the object before returning it will fix this problem. Signed-off-by: Remy Suen <remy.suen@gmail.com>
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Commit has functions that requires a reference to a repository to run. Because parent(*) was simply calling out to libgit2's git_commit_parent directly, its repo field was not being set.
Creating a wrapper in the Commit class and assigning a repository to the object before returning it will fix this problem.
Fixes #1653.