Python update git repository

So, I decided to come up with a way to get these Python code updated every time there are changes. To be able to achieve this, first thing I needed was to have a git repo which we can control exclusively.

So, I created a separate Git repo with all Python code related files and locked it for direct master commits. Achieving this is very easy. Google it if you want to find out how to do that. And here is the screen shot of the same in action.

Now notice how the first time when script ran, it prints. In 2nd run, even though nothing else was done, the test script outputs this. This next example demonstrates how to set the git config values for a repo. Here, we will set the user.

Once you have determined that a repo has changes and what files have changed, you will want to add and then commit the files to the repository. This example will load a repo and then add two files before committing. If you want to push or pull from another repository, you will need to have remotes defined. This example will show you how to:. Branching is a common task to separate development on different tasks.

Carries a timestamp of the time the command was issued. Call it a snapshot of your repo status if you will. Items which are out of sync with their remote counterpart are also highlighted as needing attention.

To do 1. Refactor tests 1. Auto-run test after importation to make sure every other thing works fine. Project details Project links Homepage Download. Download files Download the file for your platform. Files for python-git, version Close Hashes for python-git File type Wheel. Python version py3. Upload date Jan 8,