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RicardoE
RicardoE

Reputation: 1725

bash script to git pull

So I have several folders for a list of subdomains. Each folder contains the same script which dynamically guesses the host and loads several configs.

So the list is growing and cd to each folder to git pull is becoming a boring task.

My client's hosting service is limited and I cannot add a ssh key to the host in order for the pull to be "passwordless", so I make the pull via HTTPS.

Im not a bash expert but the basic loop would be:

for dir in /tmp/*/
do
 #passwordless pulls
done

Now here is the catch, some folders needs to pull develop and others pull master branch.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 2327

Answers (2)

jthill
jthill

Reputation: 60245

while read repo remote branch rest; do
   (  cd $repo
      git pull $remote $branch
      # do whatever with $rest 
   ) 2>&1 | sed "s#^#$repo: #" &
done <<EOD
/path/to/repo origin branch1
/path/to/another github master
EOD

Or you could put the stuff in a file and </path/to/file instead of inlining it after <<EOD.

This will fire off all the pulls in parallel, if you have lots of them perhaps it'd be better to replace the & at the end with a ; (or equivalently here remove it).

Upvotes: 3

Jason Lee Eaton
Jason Lee Eaton

Reputation: 178

DEVLIST="list of hosts that pull develop"
MASTERLIST="list of hosts that pull master"

for D in ${DEVLIST}
do
  cd /tmp/${D}
  git clone https://my.repo.edu/git/repo.git -b develop --single-branch
done

for M in ${MASTERLIST}
do
  cd /tmp/${M}
  git clone https://my.repo.edu/git/repo.git -b master --single-branch
done

Upvotes: 1

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