Run init.sh to setup python dependencies.
Optionally put alias.sh to ~/.profile,
(note that examples are based on these aliases!)
Builder is a tool that can build complex hierarchy of branches according to so called "map" which is described by yaml config file. Builder is convenient when you're dealing with chain of branches. Here's a quick sample of that.
You're working under both feature_1 branch and under feature_2 branch
that depends on feature_1. At some point you understand that you need
feature_1 to be rebased onto fresh master. Once you've rebased feature_1
your feature_2 is no longer based on feature_1 and rebase above feature_1
will only bring you conflicts.
With builder such rebasement of multiply chained branches can be done in a very convenient and conflictless way:
git fetch origin master
git-build branch_map.ymlwhere branch_map.yml may look like this:
- origin/master: # basement branch, on top of which all other will be assembled when its head gets changed
- feature_x_branch: # first branch to assemble on top of 'master'
- commit: feature_x_branch~0 # that consists single commit
message: "feature POC" # with specified message
- tests_for_x: # second branch that will be assembled on top of 'feature_x_branch'
- message: "cover feature x with smoke tests" # 'commit' it will be resolved automatically as `commit: tests_for_x~1`
- message: "add extra test for test-case #42" # another omitted 'commit', resolves as `commit: tests_for_x~0`
- bugfixes_for_x~0 # third branch described in short form that is similar to:
# - bugfixes_for_x:
# - commit: bugfixes_for_x~0 If something went wrong you may check assembly.log file that keeps references to all previous commits.
See other samples that show various styles of describing branches structure: