Hi,
I am also working in a firm and we have many projects on git .In a single
workspace we import projects from git which is time consuming. I am trying
to automate that process.
This is so far i have designed.
our remote url to access the projects from git is git clone
https://usern...@git.blackrock.com/scm/emplifecycle/p
<https://sdatt...@git.blackrock.com/scm/emplifecycle/envy.git>roject1.git
similarly are project2 project3 and so on..
so i want to loop for these projects.
Any improvements/suggestions
#!/bin/bash
# import multiple remote git repositories to local CODE dir
# settings
remoteHost=git.blackrock.com
remoteUser=kchawla
remoteDir="~/scm/emplifecycle/"
branchName="PeopleMover_FEB_2017"
remoteRepos=$(ssh -l $remoteUser $remoteHost "ls $remoteDir")
localCodeDir="/C/Work/Workspaces/PeopleMover_FEB1_2017/WebApp"
# if no output from the remote ssh cmd, bail out
if [ -z "$remoteRepos" ]; then
echo "No results from remote repo listing (via SSH)"
exit
fi
# for each repo found remotely, check if it exists locally
# assumption: name repo = repo.git, to be saved to repo (w/o .git)
# if dir exists, skip, if not, clone the remote git repo into it
for gitRepo in $remoteRepos
do
localRepoDir=$(echo ${localCodeDir}${gitRepo}|cut -d'.' -f1)
if [ -d $localRepoDir ]; then
echo -e "Directory $localRepoDir already exits, skipping ...\n"
else
cloneCmd="git clone https://$remoteUser@$remoteHost/$remoteDir";
cloneCmd=$cloneCmd"$gitRepo --branch branchName --single-branch
$localRepoDir"
cloneCmdRun=$($cloneCmd 2>&1)
echo -e "Running: \n$ $cloneCmd"
echo -e "${cloneCmdRun}\n\n"
fi
done
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