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Manage multiple git repos.
License
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BSD
Demo
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`tsrc demo on asciinema.org <https://asciinema.org/a/131625>`_
Screenshots
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* ``tsrc sync``
.. image:: https://dmerej.info/blog/pics/tsrc-sync.png
* ``tsrc log``
.. image:: https://dmerej.info/blog/pics/tsrc-log.png
Documentation
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See https://tankerapp.github.io/tsrc/
Tutorial
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Getting started
+++++++++++++++
* Make sure you are using **Python3.3** or higher.
* Install ``tsrc`` with ``pip3`` as usual.
* Create a *manifest* repository. (``git@example.org/manifest``)
* Push a file named ``manifest.yml`` looking like::
repos:
- src: foo
url: git@example.com/foo.git
- src: bar
url: git@example.com/bar.git
* Clone the repositories with::
$ mkdir workspace
$ cd workspace
$ tsrc init git@example/manifest.git
In this example:
* ``foo`` will be cloned in ``<workspace>/foo`` using ``git@example.com:foo.git`` origin url.
* Similarly, ``bar`` will be cloned in ``<workspace>/bar`` using ``git@example.com/bar.git``
Managing Merge Requests
+++++++++++++++++++++++
* Generate a token from GitLab
* Add the *http* url to the manifest::
gitlab:
url: http://gitlab.local
* Create a ``~/.config/tsrc.yml`` looking like::
auth:
gitlab:
token: <YOUR TOKEN>
* Start working on your branch
* Create the pull request::
$ tsrc push --assignee <an octive user>
* When the review is done, tell GitLab to merge it once the CI passes::
$ tsrc push --accept
Why not Google repo?
-------------------
See the `FAQ <https://tankerapp.github.io/tsrc/faq/#why_not_repo>`_
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