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Git Commit Utilities

Source: R/gitr-commit.R
commit.Rd

Git Commit Utilities

Usage

gitr_commit_msgs(sha = NULL, n = 1L)

scrape_commits(n)

gitr_unstage(file = NULL)

gitr_reset_soft(n = 1L)

gitr_uncommit()

gitr_reset_hard()

gitr_diff_commits(top = 1L, n = 2L)

Arguments

sha

character(n). The commit secure hash algorithm (SHA-1). If NULL, typically points to the most recent commit on the current branch.

n

integer(1). How far back to go from current HEAD. Same as the command line git log -n parameter. For git stash commands, zero-index into the stash list.

file

character(1). The path to a file.

top

integer(1). The commit to consider the "top" of the commit stack. Defaults to HEAD~0 or top = 1.

Value

NULL ... invisibly.

A list containing commit message entries. The sha and author of each commit is added as attributes.

Functions

  • gitr_commit_msgs(): gets the commit messages corresponding to the commit sha. sha can be character(n), but must be valid SHAs corresponding to commits in the repository.

  • scrape_commits(): scrapes n commit messages for useful change log commits to be used to create a NEWS.md.

  • gitr_unstage(): un-stages a file from the index to the working directory. Default un-stages all files.

  • gitr_reset_soft(): un-commits the most recently committed file(s) and add them to the staging area.

  • gitr_uncommit(): un-commits the most recently committed file(s) and add them to the staging area. Wrapper around gitr_reset_soft()

  • gitr_reset_hard(): git reset --hard origin/<branch>.

  • gitr_diff_commits(): gets the diff of the corresponding 2 commits. Order matters!

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
  gitr_commit_msgs()

  gitr_commit_msgs(n = 3)
} # }