Git

Use native, non-interactive git commands to inspect changes. Run them from the repository root and keep path lists explicit so unrelated user work stays out of a commit. In an interactive terminal prefix --no-pager (git --no-pager show <commit>); piped output is never paged.

Inspect working-tree changes

git status --short
git diff --check
git diff --stat
git diff -- <tracked-file> [tracked-file ...]
git diff --no-index -- /dev/null <new-untracked-file>

Before committing, inspect every intended tracked file and every intended new file. Do not stage unrelated untracked files merely because they appear in git status.

Non-zero exit codes are data, not failures: git diff --check exits 2 when it finds whitespace errors, and git diff --no-index exits 1 when the two sides differ (0 when identical).

17 vendored libraries under src/ext/ are git submodules, so a touched one shows up as M src/ext/<name> (the remaining src/ext/ entries are ordinary tracked files/dirs). Read a pointer change with git diff --ignore-submodules=none -- src/ext/<name>, hide these entries with git diff --ignore-submodules=all, list them with git submodule status, and never stage a src/ext/* gitlink unless updating it is the task.

Inspect commits

git show --stat --oneline <commit>
git show --format=fuller --find-renames <commit> -- <path> [path ...]
git diff <commit>^ <commit> -- <path> [path ...]

For a root commit, use git show <commit> because <commit>^ does not exist. Use git diff --name-status when only the changed-file inventory is needed.

For a merge commit, plain git show prints only the combined diff (files that differ from every parent), which usually looks nearly empty. Count parents with git rev-list --parents -n1 <commit>, then read per-parent changes with git show -m --stat --oneline <commit> or first-parent changes with git diff --stat <commit>^1 <commit> -- <path>.

update_sha256 — DX SDK zip update

Update the DX SDK zip name and its SHA256 pin in the two files that record them, via scripts/update_sha256.py (only scripts/sdks.cmake carries the hash).

python scripts/update_sha256.py [zip_name]

Behavior

Computes SHA256 of the local zip, then updates:

Examples

# Provide zip name explicitly
python scripts/update_sha256.py dx_sdk_20260815.zip

# Auto-detect the zip name from scripts/sdks.cmake
python scripts/update_sha256.py

Notes

• Zip must live under SDKs/ relative to repo root (the parent of scripts/).
• Skips files not found with a warning (non-fatal) — see the exit-1 cases below.
• No-op if all values are already up-to-date.
• Write recipe, not inspection: it rewrites both files in place, and the URL written into sdks.cmake is always https://github.com/LuisaGroup/SDKs/releases/download/sdk/<zip_name>.
• DX SDK only: the vk_sdk entry in scripts/find_sdk.lua and LUISA_COMPUTE_VK_SDK_DOWNLOAD_URL / LUISA_COMPUTE_VK_SDK_SHA256 in src/backends/vk/CMakeLists.txt are left untouched and must be edited by hand.
• There is no --dry-run; only the first argument is read, so trailing arguments are silently ignored (--dry-run alone fails as an invalid zip name).
• A missing SDKs/<zip>, a name without the .zip suffix, or an unparsable LUISA_COMPUTE_DX_SDK prints [ERROR] ... and exits 1. The non-fatal [WARN] skip only applies to a missing scripts/find_sdk.lua (or a missing scripts/sdks.cmake when a zip name is given); with no argument a missing scripts/sdks.cmake is fatal.