oxplot / Gitwatch
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Watch a git repository for changes
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gitwatch lets you watch a git repository for changes and run a custom command per change. I wrote this to keep track of certain Cyanogenmod features.
Here is an example of how you might use gitwatch to get notified of changes to btrfs code in linux kernel:
gitwatch https://github.com/torvalds/linux.git master \
grep -Pq "'"'^[+-]{3}.*/fs/btrfs/'"'" '&&' echo '$GW_TO' '|' mail -s btrfs mike
gitwatch runs grep ...
once for each new change since the last time it
was run. If it's the first time, it will only clone the repo without
running the command. The command is fed the output of git diff
.
$GW_TO
is the commit that introduced the change. Some other
environmental variables are also set (see the comment on top of the
script).
Let's install an hourly cron job on the hour to automate this:
(crontab -l; echo -n '0 * * * * '; cat <<-EOF | tr '\n' ' '; echo) | crontab
gitwatch https://github.com/torvalds/linux.git master
grep -Pq "'"'^[+-]{3}.*/fs/btrfs/'"'" '&&' echo '\$GW_TO' '|' mail -s btrfs mike
2>/dev/null
EOF
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