Automatic git backup script for multiple repositories
Project description
This is a script for backing up multiple git repos, keeping local timestamped copies of all available branches.
Features
Save state of all remote branches into local branches by current date/time
Keep track of backed up repositories, automatic batch backup of all known repos
Configure repository “indices”
Scan servers for git repos to auto-add them (using ssh find)
Scan github user for repos to auto-add them
How to use
# Add new repo to backup list manually
gickup addrepo ssh://user@example.com
gickup addrepo https://github.com/user/example.git
gickup addrepo /some/local/path
# Optionally specify a target directory
gickup addrepo ssh://user@example.com /target/dir
# Add github users / ssh server to watch for new repos
gickup addindex --type github user
gickup addindex github://anotheruser
gickup addindex user@example.com:remote/path
# Then scan for unknown repos
gickup updaterepolist
...
# Or scan without configuring
gickup updaterepolist --type github user
...
gickup updaterepolist user@example.com:remote/path
...
# Now do a backup of all known repos
gickup dobackup
# ... or a specific one
gickup dobackup /local/backup/path
Settings
- dateformat
formatstring used to save remote branches into (backup/<date>/<name>)
- localbasepath
directory where backups will be located by default
- repos
configured repos and respective backup directories
- servers
tuples of server-url (with user part) and server-path which will be scanned for new repos by updaterepolist.
- github_users
a list of github usernames which will be scanned for new repos by updaterepolist.
Why “Gickup”?
Well, every project needs a name and https://github.com/sciunto-org/gitbackup beat me to the obvious one.
On this occasion: Thank you to the one who gave me the suggestion.
License
Gickup is licensed under the AGPLv3 or later, see LICENSE.txt.
Apart from that I’m open to discussion. If you need a different license feel free to contact me.
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