Обсуждение: Working with git repo tagged versions
Howdy folks, Occasionally I need to grab an older release from git based on a tag rather than a branch, eg the REL8_3_10 tag vs the REL8_3_STABLE branch. I used to know how to do this in CVS, but I find I tend to revert to grabbing tarballs now that we're on git. So, I'm wondering if anyone knows a way to do this directly from git clone (or similar), and ideally as a shallow clone (ie. I just need a copy of the code at that tag, rather than needing the repo for development purposes). If anyone knew a way to do this down to a specific commit, that would also be interesting to know. Thanks in advance. Robert Treat conjecture: xzilla.net consulting: omniti.com
Robert Treat wrote: > Howdy folks, > > Occasionally I need to grab an older release from git based on a tag > rather than a branch, eg the REL8_3_10 tag vs the REL8_3_STABLE > branch. I used to know how to do this in CVS, but I find I tend to > revert to grabbing tarballs now that we're on git. So, I'm wondering > if anyone knows a way to do this directly from git clone (or similar), > and ideally as a shallow clone (ie. I just need a copy of the code at > that tag, rather than needing the repo for development purposes). If > anyone knew a way to do this down to a specific commit, that would > also be interesting to know. Thanks in advance. I just did this: $ git-new-workdir postgresql/.git/ tmpChecking out files: 100% (3903/3903), done.$ cd tmp$ git checkout REL8_3_10 That does use a shadow clone. Basically, git checkout assumes a tag, unless you -b for a branch. -- Bruce Momjian <bruce@momjian.us> http://momjian.us EnterpriseDB http://enterprisedb.com + It's impossible for everything to be true. +
Excerpts from Robert Treat's message of vie nov 11 17:18:43 -0300 2011: > Howdy folks, > > Occasionally I need to grab an older release from git based on a tag > rather than a branch, eg the REL8_3_10 tag vs the REL8_3_STABLE > branch. I used to know how to do this in CVS, but I find I tend to > revert to grabbing tarballs now that we're on git. So, I'm wondering > if anyone knows a way to do this directly from git clone (or similar), > and ideally as a shallow clone (ie. I just need a copy of the code at > that tag, rather than needing the repo for development purposes). If > anyone knew a way to do this down to a specific commit, that would > also be interesting to know. Thanks in advance. Maybe the github clone can be helpful -- for example try an URL such as https://github.com/postgres/postgres/tarball/cf22e851b6ae8737f3e767dffcadf1722fbb36a7 -- Álvaro Herrera <alvherre@commandprompt.com> The PostgreSQL Company - Command Prompt, Inc. PostgreSQL Replication, Consulting, Custom Development, 24x7 support
On 11/11/2011 03:53 PM, Bruce Momjian wrote: > Robert Treat wrote: >> Howdy folks, >> >> Occasionally I need to grab an older release from git based on a tag >> rather than a branch, eg the REL8_3_10 tag vs the REL8_3_STABLE >> branch. I used to know how to do this in CVS, but I find I tend to >> revert to grabbing tarballs now that we're on git. So, I'm wondering >> if anyone knows a way to do this directly from git clone (or similar), >> and ideally as a shallow clone (ie. I just need a copy of the code at >> that tag, rather than needing the repo for development purposes). If >> anyone knew a way to do this down to a specific commit, that would >> also be interesting to know. Thanks in advance. > I just did this: > > $ git-new-workdir postgresql/.git/ tmp > Checking out files: 100% (3903/3903), done. > $ cd tmp > $ git checkout REL8_3_10 > > That does use a shadow clone. Basically, git checkout assumes a tag, > unless you -b for a branch. > or just something like: mkdir ../pg8.3.10 && git archive --format=tar REL8_3_10 | tar -C ../pg8.3.10 -xf - since he says he doesn't need the git infrastructure. cheers andrew
Robert Treat <rob@xzilla.net> writes:
> Occasionally I need to grab an older release from git based on a tag
> rather than a branch, eg the REL8_3_10 tag vs the REL8_3_STABLE
> branch. I used to know how to do this in CVS, but I find I tend to
> revert to grabbing tarballs now that we're on git. So, I'm wondering
> if anyone knows a way to do this directly from git clone (or similar),
> and ideally as a shallow clone (ie. I just need a copy of the code at
> that tag, rather than needing the repo for development purposes). If
> anyone knew a way to do this down to a specific commit, that would
> also be interesting to know. Thanks in advance.
FWIW, this is what we use in the script that makes release tarballs:
export GIT_DIR=[ where your git clone is ] git archive ${COMMITHASH} | tar xf - -C pgsql
regards, tom lane
On fre, 2011-11-11 at 15:53 -0500, Bruce Momjian wrote: > Basically, git checkout assumes a tag, unless you -b for a branch. No, git checkout assumes a branch, and if it doesn't find a branch, it looks for a commit by the given name, and a tag is one way of naming a commit. The -b option creates a new branch.