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I would like to be able to run git-scan tag and get a report of the git describe --tags output for each repo in the path. I would like to be able to run git-scan tag --format=yml > manifest.yml (or json or txt) and get that output formatted for a manifest file which would capture the versions of a collection of repositories at a path which represent code which works well together.
I would like to run git-scan tag --from_manifest=path/to/manifest.yml and have git-scan read the manifest and use the data contained within to then run git checkout <tag> for each repository in the path, and to warn me in I encounter any missing repositories.
My use case involves being able to successfully reproduce working builds.
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This is a feature request:
I would like to be able to run
git-scan tag
and get a report of thegit describe --tags
output for each repo in the path. I would like to be able to rungit-scan tag --format=yml > manifest.yml
(or json or txt) and get that output formatted for a manifest file which would capture the versions of a collection of repositories at a path which represent code which works well together.I would like to run
git-scan tag --from_manifest=path/to/manifest.yml
and have git-scan read the manifest and use the data contained within to then rungit checkout <tag>
for each repository in the path, and to warn me in I encounter any missing repositories.My use case involves being able to successfully reproduce working builds.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: