Fetching the code
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Fetch the code
mikal really likes having all the code on his machines, it makes it easier to jump across to other projects and make complicated changes with a minimum of fuss. There's even a simple script to do that. First off, make a directory in your homedir called "src". Then chuck this script into a file in that directory:
#!/bin/bash
USERNAME="mikalstill"
for repo in `ssh review gerrit ls-projects` ; do
mkdir -p $(dirname $repo)
if [ ! -d $repo ] ; then
echo "Cloning $repo"
git clone git://git.openstack.org/$repo $repo
(cd $repo; git review -s)
else
echo "Updating $repo"
(cd $repo; git remote update)
fi
done
Change the username to your gerrit username of course. This script assumes that you have gerrit setup in ~/.ssh/config. mikal's ssh config for that machine looks like this:
# Openstack Host review.openstack.org review Hostname review.openstack.org Port 29418 User mikalstill
chmod the script as you usually would, and then run it. Its going to take a while, last time mikal checked, a checkout of the codebase took 1.4gb of disk on his machine.
