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.. _git: https://git-scm.com/
.. _flowtool-versioning: https://github.com/isnok/py-flowlib/tree/master/versioning
.. _flowtool-gitflow: https://github.com/isnok/py-flowlib/tree/master/gitflow
.. _flowtool-git-doc:
flowtool-git
============
The practical git interface for almost all flowtool components.
Practical meaning in this case, that whereever possible GitPython is used
to interact with git repositories. But since GitPython does not yet support
all the features used in flowtool's components, some features currently can
only be "handmade" by utilizing the git shell command. This is possible
trough GitPython already in a convenient manner, and is used whereever
git interaction is required.
The exception of 'all git interaction goes through here' are the drop-in
files of `flowtool-versioning`_. Since these should be free of dependencies
as much as possible (only stdlib by now) they call the `git`_ command directly.
This module also contains a libary of convenience functions for git tasks.
It has still a very small set of functions, like filtering tags for a certain
prefix, or pre-parsing the output of `git status -s`.
Source Links
------------
The biggest module by now is :ref:`src.flowtool-git.common`.
It's main attraction is a cached git repository retrieval mechanism
(check out the `@cached` function `local_repo`).
:ref:`src.flowtool-git.config` contains two functions to retrieve the
local repos git configuration as a two layer deep dict.
The code to manage git tags
(two functions at the time of this being written).
is contained in :ref:`src.flowtool-git.tags`.
All of these library files should receive bumps in the future, when the
`flowtool-gitflow`_ components will be shaped out.
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.. _git: https://git-scm.com/
.. _flowtool-versioning: https://github.com/isnok/py-flowlib/tree/master/versioning
.. _flowtool-gitflow: https://github.com/isnok/py-flowlib/tree/master/gitflow
.. _flowtool-git-doc:
flowtool-git
============
The practical git interface for almost all flowtool components.
Practical meaning in this case, that whereever possible GitPython is used
to interact with git repositories. But since GitPython does not yet support
all the features used in flowtool's components, some features currently can
only be "handmade" by utilizing the git shell command. This is possible
trough GitPython already in a convenient manner, and is used whereever
git interaction is required.
The exception of 'all git interaction goes through here' are the drop-in
files of `flowtool-versioning`_. Since these should be free of dependencies
as much as possible (only stdlib by now) they call the `git`_ command directly.
This module also contains a libary of convenience functions for git tasks.
It has still a very small set of functions, like filtering tags for a certain
prefix, or pre-parsing the output of `git status -s`.
Source Links
------------
The biggest module by now is :ref:`src.flowtool-git.common`.
It's main attraction is a cached git repository retrieval mechanism
(check out the `@cached` function `local_repo`).
:ref:`src.flowtool-git.config` contains two functions to retrieve the
local repos git configuration as a two layer deep dict.
The code to manage git tags
(two functions at the time of this being written).
is contained in :ref:`src.flowtool-git.tags`.
All of these library files should receive bumps in the future, when the
`flowtool-gitflow`_ components will be shaped out.
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