Git Version Switcher

Simple bash script to switch specific branch|commit|tag on target repositories.

Usage

With -h or --help, you can get usage information:

git version switcher: Checkout specific branch|commit|tag on targets

Usage: gvs [-h] [-u] [-r] [-v] <TARGET1> [TARGET2…]
   -h | --help          Display this help message
   -u | --update        Update default remote (fetch)
   -r | --report-only   Discard version switching, only report
   -v | --verbose       Verbose output
   -V | --version       Display version
   TARGET               A path and a branch|commit|tag separated by a colon (:)

For 'target', pass one or more path and branch|commit|tag separated by a colon (:) to specify a target. The first part should be a path to a git repository; the second part is the target branch|commit|tag.

Example: path/to/repo:1.2.3-beta.1

Notes:

• You can use relative, absolute and home (~) paths.
• If you were using a global variable for path, wrap it in curly braces ({}) to avoid interpreting the colon by the shell. Example: ${MY_PATH}:0.1.0
• This script installs composer dependencies upon version switch if a target contains a composer.json file in the root directory or in the plugins/woocommerce/ subdirectory.

Installation

Stand-alone

Download the bin/gvs file and make it executable (chmod +x gvs).

Via Composer

Add this repository to your composer.json file.

    "repositories": [
        {
            "type": "git",
            "url": "[email protected]:tectalic/git-version-switcher.git"
        }
    ]

Require this package as a development dependency with Composer.

composer require --dev tectalic/git-version-switcher

Alternatively, you can install it globally.

composer global require tectalic/git-version-switcher

Via npm

Install this package as a development dependency with npm.

npm install --D git+ssh://[email protected]/tectalic/git-version-switcher.git

Alternatively, you can install it globally.

npm install --g git+ssh://[email protected]/tectalic/git-version-switcher.git

Requirements

• git
• composer when used for installation or WooCommerce amongst the targets
• npm when used for installation