The return of BASH Friday!!!!

Since my brother Charles keeps busting my balls and I’ve finally come to terms that I’m a lazy asshole – I present the return of everyone’s favorite Friday time waster…. BASH!!!!!!

http://bash.org/?894647
http://bash.org/?894351
http://bash.org/?894350
http://bash.org/?894335
http://bash.org/?894334
http://bash.org/?894043
http://bash.org/?893952
http://bash.org/?893353
http://bash.org/?892979
http://bash.org/?892785
http://bash.org/?892161
http://bash.org/?891290
http://bash.org/?889637
http://bash.org/?887536
http://bash.org/?887444
http://bash.org/?886198
http://bash.org/?885924
http://bash.org/?885012
http://bash.org/?884782

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Export files from a revision or range of revisions with Git

If there is one thing I miss about using TortoiseSVN was the convinence of exporting a group of files from a revision or range of revisions. Currently I know of no way of doing this in Git, so I decided to roll my own Git alias to accomplish this.

The alias below takes two arguments:

1. the revision or range of revision you want to export files from
2. the directory you want to place them in

So if you want to export all the changed files from HEAD to HEAD~2 and put them in the /cygdrive/c/temp directory, you would do:

$ git exportfiles HEAD..HEAD~2 '/cygdrive/c/temp'

The code is below:

exportfiles = !sh -c 'git diff $0 --name-only | "while read files; do mkdir -p \"$1/$(dirname $files)\"; cp -vf $files $1/$(dirname $files); done"'

Just cut and paste it into the [alias] portion of you .git/config file and you’re ready to go.

As always, if you have a better solution, please leave it in the comments below.