Deploy Scripts for WordPress Plugins and Themes

These scripts expect the following directory structure where your-plugin-slug is the slug of your plugin in the WordPress plugin repository:

your-plugin-slug
 |
 +-- git (your Git repo)
 |   |
 |   +-- .git
 |   +-- readme.md
 |   +-- your-plugin-slug.php
 |   +-- ...
 |
 +-- svn (your SVN repo)
 |   |
 |   +-- assets
 |   +-- trunk
 |   +-- tags
 |   +-- ...
 |   
 +-- wp-deploy (this repo)
 |   |
 |   +-- .git
 |   +-- deploy.sh
 |   +-- tag.sh
 |   +-- ...

How to use this

Setup

Make sure you have svn installed. On a Mac you can

brew install svn

See the directory structure above. Use your plugin's slug for the root directory name.

Put your plugin's code the git directory. Make sure this directory is actually managed by git!

git clone repository git

Create the SVN directory by checking out your plugin from the WordPress SVN repository.

svn co https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/admin-bar-id-menu svn

Clone this wp-deploy directory into the root folder by using

git clone git@github.com:efc/wp-deploy.git

Deploy a new version

Edit and commit the code in the git folder as you normally would. You can, of course, edit it elsewhere and then just pull the revised code into this folder as well.

When you have a new release ready to go to WordPress, use the tag command to generate the SVN commit:

wp-deploy/tag.sh 1.1

You will need your WordPress.org login credentials to complete the SVN commit.

Credits

Based on kasparsd/wp-deploy which was based on "Deploying from git to svn" by Scribu