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sed -i 's|https://URL/|git@URL:|g' ./.gitmodules | sed -i 's|https://URL/|git@URL:|g' ./.gitmodules | ||
git submodule sync --recursive | |||
sed -i 's|https://URL/|git@URL:|g' ./.git/modules/PATH/config | sed -i 's|https://URL/|git@URL:|g' ./.git/modules/PATH/config | ||
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Revision as of 12:06, 22 October 2021
Git commands that are useful for bash scripts.
- Retrieve the hash for the current commit inside whatever branch we are in
- This also works for submodules as long as you are within the submodule directory in question
git rev-parse HEAD
- Change the git remote from http(s) to git@ can be done this way:
sed -i 's|https://URL/|git@URL:|g' ./.git/config
- If you want to update the submodules
sed -i 's|https://URL/|git@URL:|g' ./.gitmodules git submodule sync --recursive sed -i 's|https://URL/|git@URL:|g' ./.git/modules/PATH/config