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В письме от среда, 20 декабря 2017 г. 17:04:33 +07 пользователь Helmut |
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Jarausch написал: |
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> Hi, |
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> I have no experience with GIT. |
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> I'd like to determine if a GIT repository in Gentoo is up-to-date. |
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> Normally, a GIT folder has a '.git' subfolder. Using 'git status' in |
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> such a GIT folder works fine. |
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> But the subfolders in /usr/portage/distfiles/git3-src don't contain a |
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> '.git' subfolder. |
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> A plain 'git status' in such a subfolder doesn't work - I get "fatal: |
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> This operation must be run in a work tree". |
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> Is there a means to determine the status of a Gentoo-GIT-folder? |
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> Background: I'd like to check if anything has changed in the GIT |
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> repository before I run an 'emerge -u' for that. |
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> Many thanks for a hint, |
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> Helmut |
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1) there is no "Gentoo-GIT-folder". The things in $DISTDIR/git3-src is called |
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"bare" repositories (i.e. it is that ".git" folder itself, without "unpacked" |
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work tree, like you have in $PORTDIR) |
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2) Although, all the ways to check it would be too hard for your purpose. |
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3) but there is nice tool for your purpose: it's called `app-portage/smart- |
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live-rebuild`. |
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So, just emerge it, and then just run `emerge @smart-live-rebuild` (it |
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provides special virtual set) periodically. It will perform all the checks for |
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you. |
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