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| Download site: http://bitbucket.org/mg/onsub/ | ''Current Maintainer: [[Lantiq]]'' Repository: https://bitbucket.org/lantiq/onsub /* This repo and event the user does not exist anymore. Who is the current maintainer? maybe one of https://bitbucket.org/sborho/onsub https://bitbucket.org/jaraco/onsub https://bitbucket.org/nikolausschueler/onsub https://bitbucket.org/wizz/onsub/ ... */ |
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| The onsub extension will traverse all subrepositories and execute a command in each. | This can be used to update all subrepositories with one command: {{{ $ hg onsub "hg pull -u" }}} The extension provides a number of environment variables for you to use in your commands: * `HG_REPO`: Absolute path to the top-level repository in which the onsub command was executed. * `HG_SUBPATH`: Relative path to the current subrepository from the top-level repository. * `HG_SUBURL`: URL for the current subrepository as specified in the containing repository's .hgsub file. * `HG_SUBSTATE`: State of the current subrepository as specified in the containing repository's .hgsubstate file. * `HG_SUBTYPE`: Type of the current subrepository (hg, git, svn). You can also easily run commands on all subrepositories of a given type. For instance, to pull all git subrepositories: {{{ $ hg onsub -t git "git pull origin master" }}} Consult `hg help onsub` after enabling the extension for the full and up-to-date documentation. |
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onsub
This extension is not distributed with Mercurial.
Author: MartinGeisler
Current Maintainer: Lantiq
Repository: https://bitbucket.org/lantiq/onsub
Overview
The onsub extension will traverse all subrepositories and execute a command in each.
This can be used to update all subrepositories with one command:
$ hg onsub "hg pull -u"
The extension provides a number of environment variables for you to use in your commands:
HG_REPO: Absolute path to the top-level repository in which the onsub command was executed.
HG_SUBPATH: Relative path to the current subrepository from the top-level repository.
HG_SUBURL: URL for the current subrepository as specified in the containing repository's .hgsub file.
HG_SUBSTATE: State of the current subrepository as specified in the containing repository's .hgsubstate file.
HG_SUBTYPE: Type of the current subrepository (hg, git, svn).
You can also easily run commands on all subrepositories of a given type. For instance, to pull all git subrepositories:
$ hg onsub -t git "git pull origin master"
Consult hg help onsub after enabling the extension for the full and up-to-date documentation.
Configuration
Configure your .hgrc to enable the extension by adding following lines:
[extensions] onsub = path/to/onsub/onsub.py