On 21 March 2012 16:28, Darrell Anderson <humanreadable(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
I would appreciate anybody who knows sharing how to
perform a multiple pushes with GIT.
I have some low level patches I want to push. Patching my local repository is
straightforward with find and sed.
The trick thereafter is diiscovering which modules were changed, creating a commit
message for each individual module, and then pushing each individual module.
My understanding is that each module must be pushed individually. Also each module push
requires typing a password.
There are 117 modules (packages) in TDE. Doing this manually I foresee myself missing or
overlooking a few modules.
Did you try the trick with gitaskpass?
Create a file that contains:
echo "mygitpass"
Then chmod it,
chmod +x mypassfile
then export it,
export GIT_ASKPASS="location/of/pass/file"
that should let it not bother you anymore.
If you want to automatically add it to your bash session, add that
export line into your bashrc.
Calvin.