Export Tools

Export files from git repository.

git-export-copy.rb

Export {SHA} fileset.

$ git-export-copy.rb {SHA}
  -a {type}          # ARCHIVE FORMAT (zip, tar, tgz, tar.gz)
  -o {/path/to}      # OUTPUT DIRECTORY TARGET
  -f {format_string} # DIRECTORY NAME WITH FORMAT

git-export-diff.rb

Export diff files between {SHA1} and {SHA2}.

$ git-export-diff.rb {SHA1} {SHA2}
  -a {type}          # ARCHIVE FORMAT (zip, tar, tgz, tar.gz)
  -o {/path/to}      # OUTPUT DIRECTORY TARGET
  -f {format_string} # DIRECTORY NAME WITH FORMAT

git-export-deleted.rb

Export deleted file list between {SHA1} and {SHA2}.

$ git-export-deleted.rb {SHA1} {SHA2}
  -o {/path/to}      # OUTPUT DIRECTORY TARGET
  -f {format_string} # DIRECTORY NAME WITH FORMAT

Specification

• If already exist directory or archive, attach suffix "-%03d".
• In the case set custom action(SourceTree), set $SHA to parameters.
• Load config from git-export-config.yml if exist in repository. (use sample)
• cli parameter overwrite git-export-config.yml parameters.

Configuration file

You can also set parameters above by git-export-config.yml exists in repository

use this sample:

copy:
  archive: zip # or tar, tgz, tar.gz
  output: ../
  #format: "EXPORT-%y%m%d_%H%M"
diff:
  archive: zip # or tar, tgz, tar.gz
  output: ../
  #format: "DIFF-%y%m%d_%H%M"
deleted:
  output: ../
  #format: "DELETED-%y%m%d_%H%M"

SourceTree for Windows users

Install ruby and git.

1. Install ruby for Windows RubyInstaller for Windows
2. Install git for Windows Git for Windows
3. Set ruby and git in PATH.

git-export-diff.rb

1. Set "ruby" to Script to run.
2. Set "{path/to/script.rb} -a zip $SHA" to Parameters

Unfortunately, tar doesn't work well on Windows. So output is limited zip format.