fix: skip the owner validation during parse the git source info

[chlins]

This pull request introduces enhancements to error handling and repository parsing in the pkg/source/git_libgit2.go file. The most notable change is the addition of logic to handle cases where the safe.directory configuration is missing, ensuring the repository can still be opened.

Error handling improvements:

• Added a constant safeDirectoryNotFoundErrorMsg to define the error message for missing safe.directory configuration.
• Implemented the helper function isSafeDirectoryNotFoundError to check if an error corresponds to the missing safe.directory configuration.

Repository parsing enhancements:

• Modified the Parse method in the git type to:
  • Convert the workspace path to an absolute path using filepath.Abs.
  • Attempt to manually set the safe.directory configuration if it is missing, enabling the repository to be opened successfully.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Improved handling of Git repository access errors by automatically configuring the required safe directory setting when missing, reducing setup issues for users.

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Walkthrough

The Parse method in the git struct within pkg/source/git_libgit2.go was updated to detect a missing safe.directory error, set the safe.directory configuration to the absolute workspace path in the default Git config, and retry opening the repository. A helper function was added to identify this error.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
pkg/source/git_libgit2.go	Added constant and helper isSafeDirectoryNotFoundError to detect missing safe.directory error. Modified Parse to set safe.directory in default Git config with absolute workspace path and retry repo open on error.

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pkg/source/git_libgit2.go (1)

23-23: LGTM!

The import addition is necessary for the os.Setenv calls and is correctly placed.

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pkg/source/git_libgit2.go (1)

41-44: Good improvement: Using absolute path for workspace.

Resolving the absolute path ensures consistency and prevents potential issues with relative paths in the Git configuration.

[BraveY]

LGTM!