NAME
Dist::Zilla::Plugin::Git::CommitBuild - checkin build results on separate branch
VERSION
version 2.027
SYNOPSIS
In your dist.ini:
[Git::CommitBuild]
; these are the defaults
branch = build/%b
message = Build results of %h (on %b)
multiple_inheritance = 0
DESCRIPTION
Once the build is done, this plugin will commit the results of the build to a branch that is completely separate from your regular code branches (i.e. with a different root commit). This potentially makes your repository more useful to those who may not have Dist::Zilla and all of its dependencies installed.
The plugin accepts the following options:
branch - String::Formatter string for where to commit the build contents.
A single formatting code (
%b
) is defined for this attribute and will be substituted with the name of the current branch in your git repository.Defaults to
build/%b
, but if set explicitly to an empty string causes no build contents checkin to be made.release_branch - String::Formatter string for where to commit the build contents
Same as
branch
, but commit the build content only after a release. No default, meaning no release branch.message - String::Formatter string for what commit message to use when committing the results of the build.
This option supports five formatting codes:
%b
- Name of the current branch%H
- Commit hash%h
- Abbreviated commit hash%v
- The release version number%t
- The string "-TRIAL" if this is a trial release
release_message - String::Formatter string for what commit message to use when committing the results of the release.
Defaults to the same as
message
.multiple_inheritance - Indicates whether the commit containing the build results should have the source commit as a parent.
If false (the default), the build branch will be completely separate from the regular code branches. If set to a true value, commits on a build branch will have two parents: the previous build commit and the source commit from which the build was generated.
AUTHOR
Jerome Quelin
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
This software is copyright (c) 2009 by Jerome Quelin.
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.