automating to push changes to github for multiple repos using python












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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!









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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!









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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!









      share









      $endgroup$




      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!







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