Description Usage Arguments git_branch_list git_branch git_branch_create git_branch_delete git_checkout git_CHECKOUT Examples
Convenience wrappers around branch-related functions from
git2r
.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 | git_branch_list(which = c("all", "local", "remote"), repo = ".",
tips = FALSE)
git_branch(repo = ".")
git_branch_create(name, repo = ".", ...)
git_branch_delete(name, repo = ".", ...)
git_checkout(name = "master", repo = ".", ...)
git_CHECKOUT(name, repo = ".", ...)
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which |
Which branches to list: |
repo |
Path to a Git repo. If unspecified, current working directory is checked to see if it is or is inside a Git repo. |
tips |
Logical. Adds information from |
name |
Name of the branch. |
... |
Additional optional arguments to pass along to
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git_branch_list
returns a data frame of information provided by
branches
and
head,git_repository-method
from git2r
and, optionally, commit information for the current branch tips from
git_log
.
How it corresponds to command line Git:
git_branch_list()
is like git branch -a
. Lists all
branches
git_branch_list("local")
is like git branch
. Lists
only local branches.
git_branch_list("remote")
is like git branch -r
. Lists
only remote branches.
Returns a data frame (or tbl_df) with one row per branch. Default variables
are branch name
, type
(local vs remote), and a list-column of
git_branch
objects. If tips = TRUE
, additional
variables from git_log
are returned, describing the the commit
each branch points to at the time of the call.
git_branch
tells which branch you're on.
git_branch_create
creates a new local branch. You must specify the
name
of the new branch, at the very least. By default, will try to
determine repo
from current working directory, get current HEAD from
that, and point the new branch there. Optionally, you can provide the path
to a repo
and, via ...
, even other arguments to
branch_create
: an arbitrary
git_commit
object to use as the branch's starting
point or force = TRUE
to overwrite an existing branch.
git_branch_delete
deletes an existing local branch. Specify the
branch by name
. This wraps branch_delete
from
git2r
.
git_checkout
checks out an existing local branch. Specify the branch
by name
or checkout master
by default. This wraps
git2r
's checkout,git_branch-method
.
git_CHECKOUT
checks out a branch AND creates it if necessary. This
wraps git2r
's
checkout,git_repository-method
.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 | repo <- git_init(tempfile("githug-"))
owd <- setwd(repo)
## no commits --> no branches
git_branch_list()
## commit and ... now we have master
writeLines("Well, we're not in the middle of nowhere...", "nowhere.txt")
git_COMMIT('1: not in the middle of nowhere')
git_branch_list()
git_branch_list(tips = TRUE)
## create new branch that points at HEAD
git_branch_create("earlybranch")
git_branch_list()
## another commit
write("but we can see it from here.", "nowhere.txt", append = TRUE)
git_COMMIT('2: but we can see it from here')
## create new branch that points at *first commit*, not HEAD
(gl <- git_log())
git_branch_create("hindsight", commit = gl$commit[[2]])
git_branch_list()
git_branch_list(tips = TRUE)
## Not run:
## try to re-create an existing branch and fail
git_branch_create("hindsight")
## End(Not run)
## try try again ... and use the force = TRUE
git_branch_create("hindsight", force = TRUE)
git_branch_list(tips = TRUE)
## checkout an existing branch
git_checkout("earlybranch")
git_branch()
git_HEAD()
## checkout master
git_checkout()
git_HEAD()
## checkout AND CREATE all at once
git_CHECKOUT("IMMEDIATE-GRATIFICATION")
git_HEAD()
## delete a branch
git_branch_delete("earlybranch")
git_branch_list()
setwd(owd)
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