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The MIT License (MIT)
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Copyright (c) 2015 Michaël Fortin
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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
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of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
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in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
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copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
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furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
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# git-multirepo
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Track multiple Git repositories side-by-side.
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An alternative approach to manage constantly evolving dependencies.
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Check out [the project's to-do list](https://www.pivotaltracker.com/n/projects/1256156) to get an idea of upcoming enhancements.
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## Motivation
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[pitfalls](http://somethingsinistral.net/blog/git-submodules-are-probably-not-the-answer/)
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of git submodules are
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[pretty](https://codingkilledthecat.wordpress.com/2012/04/28/why-your-company-shouldnt-use-git-submodules/)
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[well](http://slopjong.de/2013/06/04/git-why-submodules-are-evil/)
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[known](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12075809/git-submodules-workflow-issues).
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They work when your dependencies are linearly-evolving third-party libraries that you seldom update but they fall apart when it comes to managing your own, constantly evolving dependencies.
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Git subtrees are the recommended alternative but have pitfalls of their own:
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- They require verbose and error-prone command-line operations. This can become quite tedious when managing more than one or two dependencies.
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- They change the rules of the game when it comes to merges.
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- Each developer has to configure the appropriate remotes and subtrees on his machine if he or she wants to contribute back.
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- Developers must not forget to push changes to dependencies back to the appropriate remotes.
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- Few git GUIs have any kind of subtree integration, so you're stuck with the command-line.
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Etc.
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## Overview
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Using git-multirepo, you can manage your main project and its dependencies as completely independent repositories while still maintaining the ability to checkout a previous revision in a single step and have the project build properly.
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A git-multirepo setup looks like this:
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```
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MyAwesomeProject
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|-- AwesomeApp
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In essence:
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1. You tell git-multirepo what your dependencies are.
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2. Each time you commit the main repo, git-multirepo tracks what revision of each dependency is required by the project (don't worry, it ensures that you don't forget to commit changes to dependencies beforehand; more on that later).
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3. If you ever want to go back to a previous version of your project, git-multirepo handles checking out the main repo and appropriate revisions of all of its dependencies in a single, seamless operation.
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4. Setting up the project on a new machine is only a single `git clone` and `multi install` away.
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## Example
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2. `cd` into the *AwesomeApp* directory (aka the "main repo").
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3. Run `multi init`.
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4. You will get prompted to add *Dependency1* and *Dependency2* to multirepo; do so.
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From now on, each time you commit the main repo git-multirepo tracks — using a pre-commit hook — which revision of each dependency is required for that main repo revision, and where to get them. The pre-commit hook also ensures that you won't commit the main repo before its dependencies so that you always get a valid state stored under version control.
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If you want to add another dependency later on, you can run `multi add ../NewDependency` and you can do the opposite with `multi remove ../SomeOtherDependency`.
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If you want to checkout a previous revision (say `e690d`), you use the checkout command: `multi checkout e690d`. This will checkout the main repo's `e690d` revision and all of its dependencies with the proper revisions in detached HEAD state.
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If you want to setup your project on another machine, simply clone the main repo in a container directory (see above) and run `multi install`. This will clone each dependency and checkout the appropriate branches.
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## Advantages
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- Makes setting up the project on a new machine a breeze.
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- Works really well for multiple projects that share a common set of constantly evolving dependencies.
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- Each dependency's repository is totally independent from the main repository, which simplifies a lot of things (merges, contributing upstream, etc.) and works well with git GUIs.
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- While the repositories are independent, git-multirepo makes sure to track everything that's required to bring back a previous version of your project in a valid state.
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- Much more approachable to novice developers than submodules or subtrees.
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- Once setup, there is little need for git-multirepo commands, so you are free to use whatever tools you like to work with your git repos.
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- Low possibility of human error (such as forgetting to contribute dependency changes back to the appropriate remotes, forgetting to commit dependencies before committing the main project, etc.)
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- You're not stuck with git-multirepo. It stores its metadata as [YAML](http://www.yaml.org) in the main repo. You can clone and checkout appropriate revisions of your dependencies by hand without git-multirepo if you need to. The information is there, in human-readable form.
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| How It Handles... | git-multirepo | git submodules | git subtrees |
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| Working Copy | beside main repo | in main repo | in main repo |
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| Constantly Evolving Dependencies | easy | hard | passable |
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| Merging Changes to Dependencies | easy | hard | passable |
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| Contributing Upstream | easy | easy | passable |
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| Continuous Integration | medium | medium | easy |
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| Complex Branch-Based Workflows | hard* | hard | easy |
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## Limitations
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- git-multirepo should be considered beta at the moment. All of the core features work as described, though. Suggestions and contributions are welcome.
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- You must (ideally) install the tool on your CI server: `gem install git-multirepo`
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## Summary of Commands
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| init | Initialize the current repository as a multirepo project. |
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| add | Track an additional dependency with multirepo. |
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| checkout | Checks out the specified commit or branch of the main repo and checks out matching versions of all dependencies. |
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| edit | Opens the .multirepo file in the default text editor. |
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| fetch | Performs a git fetch on all dependencies. |
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| install | Clones and checks out dependencies as defined in the .multirepo file, and installs git-multirepo's local pre-commit hook. |
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| open | Opens all dependencies in the current OS's file explorer. |
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| remove | Removes the specified dependency from multirepo. |
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| update | Force-updates the multirepo lock file. |
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| uninit | Removes all traces of multirepo in the current multirepo repository. |
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## Metadata
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| .multirepo | YAML | A collection of your project's dependencies. For each dependency, stores its **local path** relative to the main repo, the **remote URL** and the **branch** your project depends upon.
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| .multirepo.lock | YAML | For each dependency, stores the **commit hash** and **branch** on which the dependency was when the main repo was committed. The dependency's **name** is also included but only serves as a reference to make inspecting the lock file easier. |
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The information contained in .multirepo and .multirepo.lock allow one-step cloning of a project and all its dependencies, and checking out any prior revision of the main project with appropriate revisions of all of its dependencies, respectively.
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spec.version = MultiRepo::VERSION
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spec.authors = ["Michaël Fortin"]
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spec.summary = %q{Track multiple Git repositories side-by-side}
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spec.description = MultiRepo::DESCRIPTION
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spec.homepage = "http://www.irradiated.net"
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module MultiRepo
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class Add < Command
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self.command = "add"
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self.summary = "Track an additional dependency with multirepo."
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def initialize(argv)
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@path = argv.shift_argument
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super
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end
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def validate!
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super
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help! "You must specify a repository to add as a dependency" unless @path
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end
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def run
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super
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ensure_multirepo_initialized
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ensure_repo_exists
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entry = ConfigEntry.new(Repo.new(@path))
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if ConfigFile.entry_exists?(entry)
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Console.log_info("There is already an entry for '#{@path}' in the .multirepo file")
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else
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ConfigFile.add_entry(entry)
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ConfigFile.stage
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Console.log_step("Added '#{@path}' to the .multirepo file")
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end
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rescue MultiRepoException => e
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Console.log_error(e.message)
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end
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def ensure_repo_exists
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raise MultiRepoException, "There is no folder at path '#{@path}'" unless Dir.exists?(@path)
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raise MultiRepoException, "'#{@path}' is not a repository" unless Repo.new(@path).exists?
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end
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end
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end
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require "multirepo/utility/console"
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module MultiRepo
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class Checkout < Command
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self.command = "checkout"
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self.summary = "Checks out the specified commit or branch of the main repo and checks out matching versions of all dependencies."
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def initialize(argv)
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@ref = argv.shift_argument
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@checkout_latest = argv.flag?("latest")
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super
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end
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def run
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super
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ensure_multirepo_initialized
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main_repo = Repo.new(".")
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initial_revision = main_repo.current_branch || main_repo.head_hash
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Console.log_step("Checking out #{@ref} and its dependencies...")
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unless main_repo.is_clean?
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raise "Can't checkout #{@ref} because the main repo contains uncommitted changes"
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end
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unless main_repo.checkout(@ref)
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raise MultiRepoException, "Couldn't perform checkout of main repo #{@ref}!"
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end
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Console.log_substep("Checked out main repo #{@ref}")
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unless LockFile.exists?
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main_repo.checkout(initial_revision)
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raise MultiRepoException, "The specified revision was not managed by multirepo. Checkout reverted."
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end
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if Utils.warn_of_uncommitted_changes(ConfigFile.load)
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main_repo.checkout(initial_revision)
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raise "'#{e.path}' contains uncommitted changes. Checkout reverted."
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end
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config_entries = ConfigFile.load # Load the post-checkout config entries, which might be different than pre-checkout
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LockFile.load.each do |lock_entry|
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config_entry = config_entries.select{ |config_entry| config_entry.id == lock_entry.id }.first
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revision = @checkout_latest ? lock_entry.branch : lock_entry.head
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if config_entry.repo.checkout(revision)
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Console.log_substep("Checked out #{lock_entry.name} #{revision}")
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else
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raise MultiRepoException, "Couldn't check out the appropriate version of dependency #{lock_entry.name}"
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end
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end
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Console.log_step("Done!")
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rescue MultiRepoException => e
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Console.log_error(e.message)
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end
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end
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end
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require "claide"
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require "info"
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require "multirepo/multirepo-exception"
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5
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require "multirepo/config"
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+
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module MultiRepo
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class Command < CLAide::Command
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self.abstract_command = true
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self.command = "multi"
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self.version = VERSION
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self.description = DESCRIPTION
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+
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14
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+
def initialize(argv)
|
15
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+
Config.instance.verbose = argv.flag?("verbose") ? true : false
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+
super
|
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+
end
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18
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+
|
19
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+
def run
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20
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+
validate_in_work_tree
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end
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+
|
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+
def validate_in_work_tree
|
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raise MultiRepoException, "Not a git repository" unless Git.is_inside_git_repo(".")
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+
end
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+
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+
def install_pre_commit_hook
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28
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+
Utils.install_pre_commit_hook
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29
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+
Console.log_substep("Installed pre-commit hook")
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+
end
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31
|
+
|
32
|
+
def update_lock_file
|
33
|
+
LockFile.update
|
34
|
+
Console.log_substep("Updated and staged lock file with current HEAD revisions for all dependencies")
|
35
|
+
end
|
36
|
+
|
37
|
+
def ensure_multirepo_initialized
|
38
|
+
raise MultiRepoException, "multirepo is not initialized in this repository." unless ConfigFile.exists?
|
39
|
+
end
|
40
|
+
end
|
41
|
+
end
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