To minimize how much time PyFunceble is using to check only newly submitted records, I was thinking about using git blame
However @funilrys came up with another idea... git log
After looking at the manual of the git-log I made the following as example for the PyFunceble version.yaml file:
$ git log --word-diff=porcelain -1 -p -- version.yaml | grep -e "^+" | tail -1
$ git log --word-diff=porcelain -1 -p -- version.yaml | grep -e "^+" | tail -1
+3.0.7.dev
This could work well in the hands of a submit branch and then let Travis run in travis-ci
To minimize how much time PyFunceble is using to check only newly submitted records, I was thinking about using
git blameHowever @funilrys came up with another idea...
git logThis could work well in the hands of a
submitbranch and then let Travis run intravis-ci