One of the consequences of moving to git is that I needed to get our deployment scripts working with it. The first requirement was an equivalent to svn export. This is simple enough, but, as usual, I wanted to save myself some effort and created a script that wrapped it up for me.
git-export.sh:
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#!/bin/sh # # USAGE: export.sh REPO_NAME BRANCH_NAME [DIRECTORY_NAME] [BITBUCKET_ACCOUNT_NAME] # # BITBUCKET_ACCOUNT_NAME=akrabat GITROOT=git@bitbucket.org:${BITBUCKET_ACCOUNT_NAME} if [ -z "$1" ]; then echo "Usage is git-export.sh {repo_name} [{branch_name = master}] [{dir_name = repo_name}]" exit 1 fi REPO_NAME=$1 BRANCH_NAME=$2 THIS_DIR=$3 if [ -z "$BRANCH_NAME" ]; then BRANCH_NAME=master fi if [ -z "$THIS_DIR" ]; then THIS_DIR=$REPO_NAME fi if [ -d "$THIS_DIR" ]; then echo "Error: directory '$THIS_DIR' already exists." exit 1 fi echo "Exporting $BRANCH_NAME branch of $REPO_NAME into ./$THIS_DIR..." mkdir $THIS_DIR git archive --format=tar --remote=$GITROOT/$REPO_NAME $BRANCH_NAME | tar -xf - -C $THIS_DIR echo "Done" echo "" |
Not the most complicated script in the world, but I never need to think about it again and it's easy to call from Phing and other deployment scripts and doesn't require a local clone to exist.