gitaliases | Bash aliases and functions for easier use of git
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QUESTION
I am attempting to use GitAliases to commit some changes to my Git repo from a cake script on Jenkins. I have been able to overcome the lack of descriptive information and examples for the methods and arguments in the documentation (https://cakebuild.net/api/Cake.Git/GitAliases/) for GitAdd(), GitCommit(), and GitTag(), all of which are working successfully now, but I am not able to get GitPush() nor GitPushRef() to work no matter what I try.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-22 at 16:18Cake Git uses libgit2sharp for git operations, which doesn't support SSH.
There's an open issue for it on libgit2sharp GitHub repo https://github.com/libgit2/libgit2sharp/issues/1422
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ITNOA
Hi,
I have a net standard project, and i want to create build script with cake for this project, I download build.ps1 from resource of cake and move it to Build directory, then create a build.cake file like below
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Answered 2018-Nov-09 at 18:42This is due a netstandard on .NET Framework issue, a new version of libgit2sharp is needed, We've got a pre-release version we're testing, previous version of Cake.Git might work.
QUESTION
Currently, I'm writing a PowerShell module which automatically configures aliases for all git commands, inspired by git-sh.
Then I wrote functions below.
The Enable-GitAliases
function is the entry point to configure aliases automatically.
it collects git's subcommands by Get-GitCommands
, which parses git --help -a
to get all git's subcommands.
Then it defines the wrapper functions for the collected git commands.
My question is: why is git --help -a
called so many times (possibly infinitely) when invoking Enable-GitAliases
, which causing significant slow down?
After writing the code, I found Enable-GitAliases
takes too much time (I've never seen it finishes).
According to the Task Manager, the git --help -a
command is launched and exits repeatedly.
I expected the git --help -a
command is called only once.
Actually, Get-GitCommands | % { echo $_ }
calls git --help -a
only once.
What is the difference, and what is best way to fix?
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-09 at 01:42You call Enable-GitAliases
recursively, but is this intended?
Is your intention this?
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