Handling git submodules and patches per yml
Project description
Welcome to GIMERA
How to install:
- pip install gimera
How to use:
Put gimera.yml into your root folder of your project:
repos:
# make ordinary git submodule:
- url: "https://github.com/foo/bar"
branch: branch1
path: roles/sub1
patches: []
type: submodule
# instead of submodule put the content directly in the repository;
# apply patches from local git repository
- url: "https://github.com/foo/bar"
branch: branch1
path: roles2/sub1
patches:
- 'roles2/sub1_patches'
type: integrated
# instead of submodule put the content directly in the repository;
# apply patches from another remote repository
#
- url: "https://github.com/foo/bar"
branch: branch1
path: roles2/sub1
remotes:
remote2: https://github.com/foo2/bar2
merges:
- remote2 main
- origin refs/pull/1/head
type: integrated
Patches and remote merges may be combined.
Then execute:
> gimera apply
How to make a patchfile:
From the example above:
- edit roles2/sub1/file1.txt
> gimera apply
Then a patch file is created as suggestion in roles2/sub1_patches which you may commit and push.
How to fetch only one or more repo:
> gimera apply repo_path repo_path2 repo_path3
How to fetch latest versions:
> gimera apply --update
Latest versions are pulled and patches are applied.
How to upload new version
- increase version in setup.py
- one time: pipenv install twine --dev
- pipenv shell
- python3 setup.py upload
Contributors
- Michael Tietz (mtietz@mt-software.de)
- Walter Saltzmann
install directly
pip install git+https://github.com/marcwimmer/gimera
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