sources
is a command-line script to help get/clone/checkout and
update source repos. It works like this:
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You write a ".sources" file (typically in your home dir, but you can have one or more of them in any dir) that looks like this:
~/personal/eol git git@github.com:trentm/eol.git # You can specify a git branch to checkout: ~/personal/eol-devel git git@github.com:trentm/eol.git develop ~/personal/pics hg https://trentm@bitbucket.org/trentm/pics/ ~/work/komodo svn https://svn.activestate.com/repos/activestate/komodo/trunk
I.e. a mapping of repos you work with and the directory in which you prefer to work on it.
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You get/clone/checkout and update repos as follows:
sources ~/personal # get/update all my personal repos sources -l # list sources under cwd sources # get/update all sources under cwd sources -n ... # dry-run sources -x ... # exclude submodules (git) and externals (svn) from a clone
I find it useful to track repos I tend to work with, without having to lookup the repo URLs everytime when jumping between machines.
This project lives here: http://github.com/trentm/sources
Installation
To install in your Python's global site-packages use one of the following:
pip install sources
pypm install sources # if you use ActivePython (http://www.activestate.com/activepython)
But you use a virtualenv, right? If so, then use one of the following:
pip -E path/to/env install sources
pypm -E path/to/env install sources
Alternatively, you can just get the "lib/sources.py" script and put in out your PATH.