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svn-helper

v1.2.2

Published

svn-helper is a command line tool that aims to improve working with multiple subversion repositories at specific versions. For this it provides commands to switch multiple working copies at once.

Downloads

12

Readme

svn-helper

npm version MIT license Build Status CircleCI Maintainability Coverage Status codecov

svn-helper is a command line tool that aims to improve working with multiple subversion repositories at specific versions. For this it provides commands to switch multiple working copies at once.

Usage

Commands

svn-helper help [COMMAND]

display help for svn-helper

USAGE
  $ svn-helper help [COMMAND]

ARGUMENTS
  COMMAND  command to show help for

OPTIONS
  --all  see all commands in CLI

See code: @oclif/plugin-help

svn-helper merge [PATH]

merge from another version

USAGE
  $ svn-helper merge [PATH]

OPTIONS
  -b, --branch=(trunk|branches|tags)  branch type
  -h, --help                          show CLI help
  -q, --quiet                         supress svn output
  -v, --version=version               version

ALIASES
  $ svn-helper m

EXAMPLES
  $ svn-helper merge -b trunk
  $ svn-helper merge -b branches -v 1.2.3

See code: src/commands/merge.ts

svn-helper switch [PATH]

switch repository to a different version

USAGE
  $ svn-helper switch [PATH]

OPTIONS
  -b, --branch=(trunk|branches|tags)  branch type
  -h, --help                          show CLI help
  -q, --quiet                         supress svn output
  -v, --version=version               version

ALIASES
  $ svn-helper sw

EXAMPLES
  $ svn-helper switch -b trunk
  $ svn-helper switch -b branches -v 1.2.3

See code: src/commands/switch.ts

svn-helper switch-release

switch repositories to configured release versions

USAGE
  $ svn-helper switch-release

OPTIONS
  -c, --concurrency=concurrency  number of concurrent running tasks (0 = infinity)
  -h, --help                     show CLI help
  -q, --quiet                    supress svn output
  -r, --release=release          release name

ALIASES
  $ svn-helper swr

EXAMPLE
  $ svn-helper switch-release -r 1.2

See code: src/commands/switch-release.ts

svn-helper switch-subsystem [SUBSYSTEM]

switch repositories for a configured subsystem to a different version

USAGE
  $ svn-helper switch-subsystem [SUBSYSTEM]

OPTIONS
  -b, --branch=(trunk|branches|tags)  branch type
  -c, --concurrency=concurrency       number of concurrent running tasks (0 = infinity)
  -h, --help                          show CLI help
  -q, --quiet                         supress svn output
  -v, --version=version               version

ALIASES
  $ svn-helper sws

EXAMPLES
  $ svn-helper switch-subsystem -b trunk subsystem1
  $ svn-helper switch-subsystem -b branches -v 1.2.3 subsystem1

See code: src/commands/switch-subsystem.ts

Config example

.svnhelper.conf

{
  "releases": [
    {
      "name": "TestRelease",
      "versions": [
        {"name": "branches/1.0", "projects": ["proj1", "proj3"]},
        {"name": "branches/1.2.3", "projects": ["proj2", "proj4", "proj5"]}
      ]
    },
    {
      "name": "TestRelease2",
      "versions": [
        {"name": "branches/1.2.3", "projects": ["proj1", "proj3"]},
        {"name": "branches/1.2.3", "projects": ["proj2", "proj4"]}
      ]
    }
  ],
  "subsystems": [
    {
      "name": "core",
      "projects": ["proj1"]
    },
    {
      "name": "pluginA",
      "projects": ["proj2"]
    },
    {
      "name": "SystemX",
      "projects": ["proj3", "proj4"]
    }
  ]
}

Caveats

It is assumed that the subversion repositories adhere to the recommend directory structure using trunk, branches/{version} and tags/{version}.