Apt-drup - Preserves original CVS keywords
Preserving cvs keywords from Drupal (like $Id: drupal.js,v 1.29 2006/10/14 02:39:48 unconed Exp$) are essential to track down versions of files you originally used and to be able to patch your local copy of drupal in case you found a suitable patch on drupal.org. To be able to patch, you need to know which version of files we want to patch.
These keywords might get lost when we import this to your own CVS and replaced with your keywords substitution: $Id: drupal.js, v 1.1 2007/01/15 11:30:00 owahab Exp$.
This script does a "cvs export" from Drupal CVS for a version you can specify to a folder you can specify then it adds CVS keywords making the folder ready for a "cvs import" to your CVS, yet preserving Drupal's original CVS keywords.
The script also can be used to download Drupal modules the same way.
1. Download the attached file.
2. $ chmod +x apt-drup.sh
3. $ ./apt-drup.sh folder 5.1
You can substitute: folder with any folder name and 5.1 with any version of drupal.
Note: you can directly request downloading a module a folder that doesn't exist and in this case drupal will be downloaded too.
$ ./apt-drup.sh folder 5.1 event
or
$ ./apt-drup.sh folder 5.1 buddylist 1.0
http://cvs.drupal.org/viewcvs/drupal/contributions/sandbox/owahab/apt-dr...
CVS "expanded" the $Id$
CVS "expanded" the $Id$ keyword and b0rked the script.
You need to disable the CVS keywords expansion
Please read this:
Please read this: http://ximbiot.com/cvs/manual/cvs-1.11.22/cvs_12.html#SEC100
Doesn't work with OS X sed
OSX uses a non-gnu sed that doesn't support "\l" for lowercase in the substitution string. I installed MacPort gsed and aliased /opt/local/bin/gnused to /opt/local/bin/sed, which worked for me. The lowercasing of module names can probably be skipped for most administrators, though (line 96).
Also, I modified the module_folder var in the mod function to be sites/all/modules (starting line 108):
modules_folder="$destination/sites/all/modules"if [ ! -d "$modules_folder" ]; then
# the modules folder doesn't exist so creating it
mkdir -p "$modules_folder";
fi
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ethan winn
Note: you can directly
Can you be more explicit?