[git-users] Re: auto branching origin server
I'm beginning to get the feeling that GIT offers solutions that are elegant in their simplicity. Thanks. On Wednesday, November 21, 2012 1:37:14 PM UTC-5, Jeffrey Marans wrote: > > I'm working on converting 20 cvs modules into snv/git repositories in > order to determine which is most appropriate for my client's needs. > The module to repo conversion is going well because the cvs2svn/git tools > work as documented. Thanks for that. > > I've been able to write some autobranch code that runs on our bugzilla > server against the SVN repos and is triggered by a bugs table update. > I'm at a loss how to accomplish the same results against the GIT origin. > > Any suggestions would be appreciated. > > Jeff. > --
Re: [git-users] Re: auto branching origin server
On Thu, 22 Nov 2012 04:06:06 -0800 (PST) Jeffrey Marans wrote: > When a Bugzilla bug transitions to the ASSIGNED state a stored > procedure in the Bugzilla mysql database bugs table fires a script > that forks a bug branch on the origin server. > > SVN commands allow me to script server side branching. I need to > effect the same results with GIT. $ cd /path/to/a/(bare)/git/repo $ git branch bug-$BUG master --
[git-users] Re: auto branching origin server
When a Bugzilla bug transitions to the ASSIGNED state a stored procedure in the Bugzilla mysql database bugs table fires a script that forks a bug branch on the origin server. SVN commands allow me to script server side branching. I need to effect the same results with GIT. On Wednesday, November 21, 2012 1:37:14 PM UTC-5, Jeffrey Marans wrote: > > I'm working on converting 20 cvs modules into snv/git repositories in > order to determine which is most appropriate for my client's needs. > The module to repo conversion is going well because the cvs2svn/git tools > work as documented. Thanks for that. > > I've been able to write some autobranch code that runs on our bugzilla > server against the SVN repos and is triggered by a bugs table update. > I'm at a loss how to accomplish the same results against the GIT origin. > > Any suggestions would be appreciated. > > Jeff. > --