#!/bin/bash # Similar to git-archive(1), but recurses into currently checked out submodules. # # Usage: git-archive-recursive [ARCHIVE_NAME] # # If ARCHIVE_NAME is not given, it defaults to # "$(basename $(pwd))-$(git rev-parse --short HEAD).tar.gz". # # NOTE: Submodules' state is not checked. You should ensure that all submodules # are checked out to the commits specified in .gitmodules . PROJECT_NAME="$(basename $(pwd))" TMP_DIR=$(mktemp -d "git-archive-recursive-${PROJECT_NAME}-XXXXXX") SUBMODULES_DIR="${TMP_DIR}/submodules/" OUTPUT_DIR="${TMP_DIR}/dist" cleanup() { rm -rf "${TMP_DIR}" } die() { echo "Error occurred - exiting!" >&2 cleanup } # Exit on error trap die ERR commit=$(git rev-parse --short HEAD) archive_name="archive-${commit}.tar.gz" output_archive_base_name="${1:-${PROJECT_NAME}-${commit}}" output_archive_dir="${OUTPUT_DIR}/${output_archive_base_name}" output_archive_name="${output_archive_base_name}.tar.gz" mkdir -p "${SUBMODULES_DIR}" mkdir -p "${output_archive_dir}" # Create sources archive for root repo git archive "$commit" > "${TMP_DIR}/${archive_name}" # Unpack sources into output directory tar xf "${TMP_DIR}/${archive_name}" -C "${output_archive_dir}" IFS=' ' for submodule_line in $(git submodule status --recursive); do submodule_commit=$(echo "$submodule_line" | cut -d ' ' -f 2) submodule_dir=$(echo "$submodule_line" | cut -d ' ' -f 3) submodule_name=$(basename "$submodule_dir") short_commit=$(git -C "$submodule_dir" rev-parse --short "$submodule_commit") submodule_archive="${SUBMODULES_DIR}/${submodule_name}-${short_commit}.tar.gz" # Create sources archive for submodule git -C "$submodule_dir" archive "$submodule_commit" > "${submodule_archive}" # Unpack sources into output directory mkdir -p "${output_archive_dir}/${submodule_dir}" if [[ "$submodule_name" == "qt-solutions" ]]; then tar xf "${submodule_archive}" -C "${output_archive_dir}/${submodule_dir}" qtsingleapplication/src else tar xf "${submodule_archive}" -C "${output_archive_dir}/${submodule_dir}" fi done # Bundle all sources together tar cf "${output_archive_name}" -C "${OUTPUT_DIR}" . echo "Wrote ${output_archive_name}" cleanup