bitbucket-sync synchronize locally all the repositories of a bitbucket account
Project description
Synchronise all git repositories of a bitbucket account to local git clones.
Synchronising means, remote repositories are cloned to local disk and later updated by changes in remote repository. This tool never pushes updates from local disk to remote server.
Installation
by pip from pypi:
$ pip install bitbucket-sync
by pip from github:
$ pip install git+https://github.com/Gautier/bitbucket-sync.git#bitbucket-sync
Get credentials to access bitbucket account
To access repositories under your bitbucket account, you need to configure the account for that and get required OAuth tokens called Key and Secret.
go to Bitbucket.org - (your lovely avatar) - Manage account - Integrated applications
In section “OAuth consumers” click “Add consumer” and a form appears
Fill in some information (it is not really important what it will be):
Name: bitbucket-sync
Description: Synchronise all git repositories of a bitbucket account to local git clones.
URL: https://github.com/Gautier/bitbucket-sync
and click “Add consumer”.
You will be presented with a page showing Key and Secret strings. These strings will be used in following calls to bitbucket-sync.
Note, that the Key and Secret will become accessible in the same place (OAuth consumers) in Bitbucket, where you created it. There is no need to recreate it again.
Synchronizing your repos from bitbucket to local directory
Initially clone all git repos you own on bitbucket
Having a bitbucket account, e.g. “Gautier”, bitbucket will show a set of git repositories prefixed with this account name “Gautier/”. These are the repos, owned by that account.
To clone all bitbucket git repos owned by given user account to local disk:
$ mkdir archive $ cd archive $ bitbucket-sync --key xxxxOAuthKeyxxx --secret yyyyOAuthSecretyyy --directory . --owner Gautier
This creates a subdirectory named Gautier with one deeper subdirectory per cloned repository.
Fetch all updates from bitbucket repos owned by given account
The process is very simple, just repeat the call as before:
$ bitbucket-sync --key xxxxOAuthKeyxxx --secret yyyyOAuthSecretyyy --directory . --owner Gautier
All updates on bitbucket will be fetched down to local repositories.
All new repositories will be cloned.
There is no process of cleaning repositories which were removed from bitbucket.
Repositories renamed on bitbucket will be considered new ones (and cloned).
Syncing other repositories, you have direct access to
If other users incl. team accounts grant you access to repositories owned by them, you will get a chance to sync them too.
Syncing repos from explicitly named owner
You just change owner in the call and you get it done:
$ bitbucket-sync --key xxxxOAuthKeyxxx --secret yyyyOAuthSecretyyy --directory . --owner vlcinsky
Syncing all repos accessible by your account
If you omit the –owner parameter, all repositories you have access to will be synced:
$ bitbucket-sync --key xxxxOAuthKeyxxx --secret yyyyOAuthSecretyyy --directory .
As usually, there will be one subdirectory per owner, and then all related repositories in it.
Questions and Answers
Does the tool synchronizes Mercurial repositories?
Yes, as long as mercurial is installed locally.
Does it clone all publicly accessible repositories from bitbucket?
Simply no.
The tool takes into account only repositories:
created (and owned) by you
created by someone else and with explicit grant of permission on that repository for your account.
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