Automating your releases with shell scripts - WordCamp Netherlands 2014
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This document discusses automating WordPress releases using shell scripts. It begins with an introduction to the presenter and an agenda that includes discussing Git and Subversion version control systems. It then explains some key aspects of Git like branches, tags, and pull requests. The main part describes the steps in a shell script to automate releasing a Git-managed codebase to a Subversion repository, including checking out repositories, updating submodules, copying files between repositories, tagging releases, and committing changes. The document concludes by thanking the audience and providing the presenter's Twitter contact.
Automating your releases with shell scripts - WordCamp Netherlands 2014
- 1. Automating your releases with shell scripts WordCamp The Netherlands 2014
- 2. Barry Kooij • Senior Web Developer @Yoast • WordPress SEO (Premium), News SEO,Video SEO • Post Connector,What The File • Moderator WPNL forum • Twitter: @cageNL
- 3. Agenda • GIT • GIT > SVN • Q&A
- 4. We use GIT
- 5. WordPress repositories are SVN
- 6. GIT
- 7. GIT • Distributed Revision Control • GitHub • Branches, tags • Releases, Forks, Pull Requests
- 8. GIT
- 9. GIT > SVN
- 10. SHELL SCRIPTS A shell script is a computer program designed to be run by the Unix shell, a command line interpreter.
- 11. STEPS 1. Checkout the SVN repository 2. Clone the GIT repository 3. Init and update all submodules 4. Remove unwanted files and folders 5. Copy git clone to SVN trunk 6. SVN add & rm on all added and deleted files 7. Copy SVN trunk to SVN tag 8. Create GitHub Release 9. Manually do a SVN commit
- 12. THE SCRIPT
- 13. THE SCRIPT
- 14. THE SCRIPT
- 15. THE SCRIPT
- 16. THE SCRIPT
- 17. Thank you. ! Find me on Twitter: @CageNL