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Installing plugin from git branches
Reported by Les Hill | July 10th, 2008 @ 01:55 PM | in 2.x
Currently, script/plugin install works only with the master branch of a git repository. This is fine if you want your plugin on a random edge commit, but not so fine if you want a specific release (branch or tag or commit). Right now you have to type in at least 4 commands (git clone..., cd .., git checkout..., rm -rf .git) to grab a release, this patch makes that part of script/plugin's repertoire.
The patch adds the following syntax to pull down a specific release:
To pull tag 1.1.4
script/plugin install -b 1.1.4 git...
To pull branch classic
script/plugin install -b origin/classic git...
To pull commit a...0
script/plugin install -b a...0 git...
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Pratik July 12th, 2008 @ 03:00 PM
- State changed from “new” to “duplicate”
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