Manage your various git-svn repos and maintain an up to date clone of the master SVN repo. By default, the script assumes you have the a shell alias of $R to your svn remote repo, if you don't you can always use the --svn-url argument.
@author: stephen.huenneke@opower.com
The only requirement is a vanilla install of Python 2.7.
Manage your local git-svn repos [-h] [-r REPO_URL] [-p REPO_PATH]
[-d REPO_DIR] [-n] [-u] [-f]
[--check-for-changes]
[--check-for-unpublished]
[--max-lookback-revisions MAX_REVISIONS]
[-v] [-s SKIP_DIRS]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-r REPO_URL, --svn-url REPO_URL
The url of the remote svn repo, defaults to the $R
shell variable
-p REPO_PATH, --path REPO_PATH
The path from the root svn/local repo path
-d REPO_DIR, --local-dir REPO_DIR
The path to your local repo, defaults to the
$workspace shell variable
-n, --find-new-projects
-u, --update
-f, --fetch
--check-for-changes
--check-for-unpublished
--max-lookback-revisions MAX_REVISIONS
Used in conjuction with check-for-unpublished,
specifies a maximum number of past revisions to
examine, default is 10.
-v, --verbose
-s SKIP_DIRS, --skip-dir SKIP_DIRS
Skip all directory paths that match this arg
Update repos on a path:
[~]$ gitty-up --update -p libs
Fetch svn branches on a path:
[~]$ gitty-up --fetch -p libs
Find projects missing from local checkout:
[~]$ gitty-up --find-new-projects -p libs
Fetch svn branches on a path:
[~]$ gitty-up -fun -p libs -s settings -s content