Hi,
I am trying to make script to be run from crontab which would
periodically mirror pidgin monotone repo to my git one (using
https://github.com/felipec/pidgin-git-import).
The main script in this repo is import:
#!/bin/sh
export GIT_DIR=pidgin.git
git init
git_marks="marks-git.txt"
mtn_marks="marks-mtn.txt"
touch $git_marks $mtn_marks
mtn --db pidgin.mtn pull
mtn git_export --db pidgin.mtn --authors-file=authors_map.txt \
--branches-file=branches_map.txt \
--refs=revs --import-marks=$mtn_marks --export-marks=$mtn_marks \
--use-one-changelog | \
git fast-import --import-marks=$git_marks --export-marks=$git_marks
I can see what this script does on the first run (when creating new git
repo), but what it does when I try to update with it already existing
repo from updated pidgin.mtn database? Where I can see the new changes?
Probably remote branches should be updated, right? (yes, I don't
understand well what actually git fast-import does, that's the problem).
Also, if I get eventually new changes to the remote branches on the git
repo, how can I update (preferably by one command) 140+ branches at
once? Or do I have to do something in the tune of?
for remote_branch in $(git branches -r) ; do
local_branch=$(echo $remote_branch |sed -e 's/origin\///')
git checkout $local_branch
git merge $remote_branch
done
Thank you in advance for any ideas,
Matěj
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