Commandline copy "Apple" branch to Destination

[Staze]

Hi All,

Hopefully simple question. After a week or so, I usually just copy the Apple branch to my Employee and Lab branch. I do this through Margarita, and it works great, but I'd love to commandline this. Doing `./repoutil --copy-branch Apple Employee` results in "Branch Apple does not exist!". 

And I don't see it listed when I just do `./repoutil --branches`. So, how...?

Thanks! 

-Ryan Stasel

[Greg Neagle]

From reposado's POV, the Apple catalogs are not a branch -- they are the trunk.

You could do what you want like so:

repoutil --new-branch Apple

repoutil --add-products non-deprecated Apple

repoutil --copy-branch Apple Employee

repoutil --copy-branch Apple Lab

repoutil --delete-branch Apple

or possibly:

repoutil --add-product non-deprecated Employee

repoutil --remove-product deprecated Employee

repoutil --add-product non-deprecated Lab

repoutil --remove-product deprecated Lab

I've not tested either of these; you might want to create new branches for testing to observe the actual behavior before proceeding.

-Greg

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[Ryan Stasel]

That makes perfect sense!

Wonder if that’s what Margarita is doing in the background?

-Ryan Stasel

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