vcsinfo 2.0.0

Utilities to normalize working with different Version Control Systems

Summary

vcsinfo gathers information about a source tree, supporting Git, Mercurial, and Perforce working directories.

Installation

pip install vcsinfo

Usage

Example usage using the vcsinfo project itself (git backend):

import vcsinfo

data = vcsinfo.detect_vcs(my_path)
data.name  # project name: 'vcsinfo'
data.branch  # branch name: 'main'
data.id  # native commit identification: '4bb323148e43543247afe066db0dbac0fcf45537'
data.upstream_repo  # upstream repo url: '[e-mail]/adobe/vcsinfo.git'
data.user  # user who performed the commit: 'saville'
data.id_short  # a short representation of the id: '4bb323'
data.number  # same as id if commits have increasing numbers, otherwise simulated an increasing commit number: 77
data.modified  # none if no local modifications, otherwise the epoch seconds of the most recently modified file: 1629746987
data.release  # string representing the current state of the branch: '77.I4bb323.M1629746987'
data.id_string  # string providing a unique id of branch and release: 'main-77.I4bb323.M1629746987'

# Retrieves a tuple of lists of modified changes in the changeset, see code
# for return format
data.status()

# List the files known to the VCS
data.list_files()

# Retrieves VCS information as a dict, optionally including full file information
data.info()
data.info(include_files=True)