git-review
Manage review workflow for projects hosted on GitHub (using pull requests).
Commands
list (--reverse)
$ git review list
Pending requests for 'b4mboo/git-review/master'
ID Updated Comments Title
42 14-Jul-11 0 [Review] Request from 'mess110' @ 'b4mboo/git-review/documentation
23 13-Jul-11 8 [Review] Request from 'mess110' @ 'b4mboo/git-review/new_feature
$ git review list --reverse
Pending requests for 'b4mboo/git-review/master'
ID Updated Comments Title
23 13-Jul-11 8 [Review] Request from 'mess110' @ 'b4mboo/git-review/new_feature
42 14-Jul-11 0 [Review] Request from 'mess110' @ 'b4mboo/git-review/documentation
show ID
$ git review show 42
> [summary]
> [diffstat]
> [discussion]
$ git review show 42 --full
> [summary]
> [full diff]
> [discussion]
browse ID
$ git review browse 42
> open a browser and go to request #42's web page
checkout ID (--no-branch)
$ git review checkout 42
> checkout remote branch from request #42 and create a local branch from it
$ git review checkout 42 --no-branch
> checkout changes from request #42 to your local repository in a headless state
approve ID
$ git review approve 42
> approve request #42 as reviewed by adding a standard comment
merge ID
$ git review merge 42
> accept request #42 by merging it
close ID
$ git review close 42
> close request #42
prepare (--new) (feature name)
$ git review prepare
> create a new local branch with review prefix to base a new request upon
create (--upstream)
$ git review create
> create a new request by creating all necessary local and remote branches
$ git review create --upstream
> send a new request to the upstream repository when working on a forked repo
clean (ID) (--force) / (--all)
$ git review clean 42
> delete local and remote branches for that request
$ git review clean 42 --force
> delete branches even if they contain unmerged commits
$ git review clean --all
> delete all obsolete branches (does not allow --force)
Installation
To install it via Rubygems.org simply do:
gem install git-review
(Prefix with sudo if necessary)
Wiki
For more information visit the wiki.
Thanks
A fork of Scott Chacon's git-pulls was used as starting point for this gem. Thank you, Scott for the initial work and above all for open sourcing it and allowing me to play with it.