GPIG (Git Push Install Gem)
Gpig is a nice little tool to help speed up gem development. It does the following:
- Increments the version of a gem.
- Adds all changed files to the current git repo.
- Commits all those changes to the git repo.
- Pulls any changes from the repo's origin.
- Pushes any changes to the origin.
- Runs gem specific_install to install the gem from the git repo URL.
Usage: gpig [options]
Options:
--version
- Shows the currently installed version of gpig.
--conf_file
- The configuration file, defaults to .gpig in the current directory.
--increment
- Whether or not to increment the version, defaults to true.
--version_file
- The version file that holds the VERSION variable that will be incremented.
--repo_url
- The URL of the git repo from which the new gem will be installed.
--remote
- The remote to which the local code changes will be pushed, defaults to origin.
--branch
- The branch to which the local code changes will be committed, defaults to master.
--commit_message
- The message when committing files to the repo, defaults to "More changes".
Assumptions:
-
Your gemspec references a VERSION variable.
Gem::Specification.new do |s| s.name = "gpig" s.version = Gpig::VERSION ...
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That VERSION variable is referenced in a version file that you give to gpig.
module Gpig VERSION = '0.0.1' end