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$begingroup$

This Python script does following activities:

• clone repo, as provided from the list




• creating a new branch "jenkinsMigrate"




• rename Jenkinsfile to Jenkinsfile.migrate




• push code to GitHub in a new branch.

NOTE: credentials were configured already.

 import git
 import os
 import subprocess

 gitUrl = "https://*****"
 cwd = "*****"

 with open("migrateList.txt", "r") as file:
 for line in file:
 #configure gitUri for each repository
 gitUri = gitUrl + line.strip() + ".git"
 try:
 global repo
 repo = git.Repo.clone_from(gitUri, cwd + line.strip())
 except:
 print(" directory already available")
 os.chdir(cwd + line.strip())

 #checkout new branch for migration
 repo.git.checkout('-b', "jenkinsMigrate")

 subprocess.call(["git", "mv", "Jenkinsfile", "Jenkinsfile.migrate"])
 repo.git.add(update=True)
 repo.index.commit("jenkins migration")
 origin = repo.remote(name='origin')

 #push new branch to github
 subprocess.call(["git","push", "--set-upstream", "origin", "jenkinsMigrate"])
 subprocess.call(["cd", ".."])

Sample text file:

$ cat migrateList.txt 
repo1
repo2
repo3
repo4

This is a working code, but all I am looking for is to maintain consistency in the commands that I use. eg: For some of the git commands that I have used are from gitpython module where as others are invoked with shell commands. Apart from these any other suggestions are welcome.

Thanks!

python git

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0

$begingroup$

This Python script does following activities:

• clone repo, as provided from the list




• creating a new branch "jenkinsMigrate"




• rename Jenkinsfile to Jenkinsfile.migrate




• push code to GitHub in a new branch.

NOTE: credentials were configured already.

 import git
 import os
 import subprocess

 gitUrl = "https://*****"
 cwd = "*****"

 with open("migrateList.txt", "r") as file:
 for line in file:
 #configure gitUri for each repository
 gitUri = gitUrl + line.strip() + ".git"
 try:
 global repo
 repo = git.Repo.clone_from(gitUri, cwd + line.strip())
 except:
 print(" directory already available")
 os.chdir(cwd + line.strip())

 #checkout new branch for migration
 repo.git.checkout('-b', "jenkinsMigrate")

 subprocess.call(["git", "mv", "Jenkinsfile", "Jenkinsfile.migrate"])
 repo.git.add(update=True)
 repo.index.commit("jenkins migration")
 origin = repo.remote(name='origin')

 #push new branch to github
 subprocess.call(["git","push", "--set-upstream", "origin", "jenkinsMigrate"])
 subprocess.call(["cd", ".."])

Sample text file:

$ cat migrateList.txt 
repo1
repo2
repo3
repo4

This is a working code, but all I am looking for is to maintain consistency in the commands that I use. eg: For some of the git commands that I have used are from gitpython module where as others are invoked with shell commands. Apart from these any other suggestions are welcome.

Thanks!

python git

share|improve this question

asked 12 mins ago

Here_2_learnHere_2_learn

378412

$endgroup$

add a comment | 

$begingroup$

This Python script does following activities:

• clone repo, as provided from the list




• creating a new branch "jenkinsMigrate"




• rename Jenkinsfile to Jenkinsfile.migrate




• push code to GitHub in a new branch.

NOTE: credentials were configured already.

 import git
 import os
 import subprocess

 gitUrl = "https://*****"
 cwd = "*****"

 with open("migrateList.txt", "r") as file:
 for line in file:
 #configure gitUri for each repository
 gitUri = gitUrl + line.strip() + ".git"
 try:
 global repo
 repo = git.Repo.clone_from(gitUri, cwd + line.strip())
 except:
 print(" directory already available")
 os.chdir(cwd + line.strip())

 #checkout new branch for migration
 repo.git.checkout('-b', "jenkinsMigrate")

 subprocess.call(["git", "mv", "Jenkinsfile", "Jenkinsfile.migrate"])
 repo.git.add(update=True)
 repo.index.commit("jenkins migration")
 origin = repo.remote(name='origin')

 #push new branch to github
 subprocess.call(["git","push", "--set-upstream", "origin", "jenkinsMigrate"])
 subprocess.call(["cd", ".."])

Sample text file:

$ cat migrateList.txt 
repo1
repo2
repo3
repo4

This is a working code, but all I am looking for is to maintain consistency in the commands that I use. eg: For some of the git commands that I have used are from gitpython module where as others are invoked with shell commands. Apart from these any other suggestions are welcome.

Thanks!

python git

share|improve this question

asked 12 mins ago

Here_2_learnHere_2_learn

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$endgroup$

 import git
 import os
 import subprocess

 gitUrl = "https://*****"
 cwd = "*****"

 with open("migrateList.txt", "r") as file:
 for line in file:
 #configure gitUri for each repository
 gitUri = gitUrl + line.strip() + ".git"
 try:
 global repo
 repo = git.Repo.clone_from(gitUri, cwd + line.strip())
 except:
 print(" directory already available")
 os.chdir(cwd + line.strip())

 #checkout new branch for migration
 repo.git.checkout('-b', "jenkinsMigrate")

 subprocess.call(["git", "mv", "Jenkinsfile", "Jenkinsfile.migrate"])
 repo.git.add(update=True)
 repo.index.commit("jenkins migration")
 origin = repo.remote(name='origin')

 #push new branch to github
 subprocess.call(["git","push", "--set-upstream", "origin", "jenkinsMigrate"])
 subprocess.call(["cd", ".."])

$ cat migrateList.txt 
repo1
repo2
repo3
repo4

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