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Script to grab latest development at Google code
Hi, I have been happily upgrading my textpattern sites with this script:
#!/bin/sh
wget -O rev.txt -q http://svn.textpattern.com/development/4.0/
wget -e robots=off -r -q -np -nH —cut-dirs=2 -P htdocs -R index.html http://svn.textpattern.com/development/4.0/
Can someone tell me how to change it to work with the new site?
The first command saves information regarding the dev I’m getting for my records.
Thanks,
Shige
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Re: Script to grab latest development at Google code
I’m experimenting with using svn and I get this:
svn: PROPFIND request failed on ‘/svn/development/4.0’
svn: PROPFIND of ‘/svn/development/4.0’: 302 Found (http://textpattern-cms.googlecode.com)
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Re: Script to grab latest development at Google code
Why don’t you just checkout a copy using SVN?
svn checkout http://textpattern-cms.googlecode.com/svn/development/4.0 devWhere ‘dev’ is the name of the directory where you want to have the development code.
That way you can keep it up-to-date easily, by running the svn update command.
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Re: Script to grab latest development at Google code
Thanks Rudd! It seems to work now!! I guess there was a glitch at googlecode when I was trying it.
I was hoping to dump svn completely and only use git, but I guess I’ll have to keep both around. :)
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Re: Script to grab latest development at Google code
You can always clone the SVN repo with git-svn
git-svn clone http://textpattern-cms.googlecode.com/svn/development/4.0Last edited by hakjoon (2008-04-23 18:20:41)
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Re: Script to grab latest development at Google code
Exactly what I need. I’m having enough trouble learning git, I’d rather not have to learn svn too.
Thanks!
hakjoon wrote:
You can always clone the SVN repo with git-svn
git-svn clone http://textpattern-cms.googlecode.com/svn/development/4.0Offline
Re: Script to grab latest development at Google code
I’m a newbie to SVN. Now that the code moved to textpattern.googlecode instead of textpattern-cms.googlecode, what do I need to do to point to the right place?
I followed Rudd’s advice and have been suing svn update to grab the latest. I assume I need to update the place where it looks…
Thanks.
ruud wrote:
Why don’t you just checkout a copy using SVN?
svn checkout http://textpattern-cms.googlecode.com/svn/development/4.0 devWhere ‘dev’ is the name of the directory where you want to have the development code.
That way you can keep it up-to-date easily, by running the svn update command.
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Re: Script to grab latest development at Google code
You may want to drop the -cms part though ;)
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Re: Script to grab latest development at Google code
LOL.
I’ve been using a svn update since I checked out the -cms repository. What do I do to re-point it at textpattern.googlecode..
I hope that makes sense.
ruud wrote:
You may want to drop the
-cmspart though ;)
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Re: Script to grab latest development at Google code
You’ll probably need a new checkout. I don’t think svn supports re-pointing working copies. I know you can’t switch between repositories
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#11 2008-05-15 03:09:08
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Re: Script to grab latest development at Google code
That’s correct, a new checkout is necessary (the repo uuids are different). All you need to do is make a new checkout, and if necessary, patch over any changes that you made to the working copy.
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Re: Script to grab latest development at Google code
^^ yes, that was my experience too when switching from dev.txp.com to Google code, so I suspect it is no different when switching from one google code repository to another. I’m not sure if the move is official yet though.
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