sbt/sbt-git

A git plugin for SBT

Steven Kessler

@stvnksslr

Sorry if this question has been asked before I couldnt find it in the backlog, is it possible to use sbt-git from within lets say a play application to have the app itself know what git has it is?

Boris Chazalet

@bchazalet

@stvnksslr yes, you can use sbt-git together with sbt-buildinfo

this is something I do in a couple of my projects

Steven Kessler

@stvnksslr

@bchazalet this looks like exactly what I was looking for thank you!

Boris Chazalet

@bchazalet

:thumbsup:

Greg Silin

@gregsilin

Hi everyone, where is sbt-git hosted these days? Neither sonatype nor the typesafe releases repo seem to have it anymore. The documentation doesn't specify a resolver and the default resolvers don't have it.

https://maven-repository.com/search?q=sbt-git doesn't surface anything either

halp?

Greg Silin

@gregsilin

found it: https://bintray.com/jsuereth/sbt-plugins/sbt-git/0.8.5

however, the jar name doesn't have the version it and the resolution fails. I'll work around it but thought I'd report it.

Josh Suereth

@jsuereth

@gregsilin sorry didn't notice this. I can try to fix that

Leonard Ehrenfried

@leonardehrenfried

is there a way to get the date of the current HEAD commit? i just wanted to ask if there is maybe an undocumented setting somewhere before i start implementing the feature myself.

Boris Chazalet

@bchazalet

@leonardehrenfried I don't think there is

Pedro Silva

@pedromss

Hi there,

What are the imports I need in order to use .enablePlugins(GitVersioning) and .enablePlugins(GitBranchPrompt)? Intellij doesn't seem to be able to figure it out and the README of the project doesn't specify it...

Boris Chazalet

@bchazalet

@pedromss if you're using a build.sbt file and a sbt version > 0.13.5 you shouldn't have to import anything

if you're using a build.Scala file, try importing com.typesafe.sbt.{ GitVersioning, GitBranchPrompt }

Pedro Silva

@pedromss

Using a build.sbt file. For some reason when i opened the project this morning it recognized the plugin. Thx anyways.

Leonard Ehrenfried

@leonardehrenfried

in the last few days a few prs have been merged. is there a plan to release a new version at some stage?

Arkadiusz Komarzewski

@akkomar

Hi everyone, is there a way to generate version number with sbt-git exactly the same way as git describe --tags --match "[0-9]*" works?
I have lots of lightweight tags in my repo and I'd like to only take into account annotated tags matching predefined pattern for version number generation

Boris Chazalet

@bchazalet

@akkomar have you seen git.useGitDescribe := true and

git.gitTagToVersionNumber := { tag: String =>
  if(tag matches "[0-9]+\\..*") Some(tag)
  else None
}

in the readme file?

is that what you want?

Greg Pfeil

@sellout

I’m trying to resolve 47deg/sbt-microsites#117, which seems to be triggered by sbt-ghpages using an old version of sbt-git. But the README for sbt-git is confusing, because it implies that there is a newer version than 0.8.5, but then makes it look like 0.8.5 is the current version (and I’m hoping there is a newer version, because 0.8.5 relies on an ancient org.eclipse.jgit, which I think is the root of the problem).

Greg Pfeil

@sellout

Ok, so it looks like the fix to JGit hasn’t actually been merged yet, so even forcing JGit 4.6.0 didn’t fix it. I’ll come whine about a new release once that’s sorted.

Bruno Bonfils

@asyd

Hello folks. I would like to know how to set the version of my docker (version in Docker :=) using git id. Note I'm a scala/sbt n00b, I tried version in Docker := git.baseVersion but off course that doesn't work

Bruno Bonfils

@asyd

I reply to myself: version in Docker := git.gitHeadCommit.value.get

Raj

@getmetorajesh

Any ideas on how I can access the sbt git inside a scala class. I want to show the current branch and git tag within my scala program, added sbt-git to plugins.sbt and tried to import but no luck

Andy Petrella

@andypetrella

@getmetorajesh you need a Build Info, I do it in the spark-notebook

Check the repo

Heiko Seeberger

@hseeberger

@dwijnand thanks for releasing 0.9.0!

Just in case the other maintainers would like to cut a release in the future: how is that done here? Do we have a doc for that?

Dale Wijnand

@dwijnand

So I've never collaborated on releasing an sbt plugin.

I'll ask Eugene how it's done.

because I released to http://bintray.com/dwijnand/sbt-plugins/sbt-git

which I then linked to https://bintray.com/sbt/sbt-plugin-releases

so I don't know how you do this with mulitple maintainers releasing..

after updating the build a bit, the steps for releasing are: (1) git tag the repo, (2) run reload (to reset version), (3) run publish

Heiko Seeberger

@hseeberger

I think we can release directly to sbt on bintray. At least I can.

Heiko Seeberger

@hseeberger

Released 0.9.1.

Dale Wijnand

@dwijnand

sweet :)

Heiko Seeberger

@hseeberger

Yeah, glad that the machinery works ;-)

Heiko Seeberger

@hseeberger

Released 0.9.2. Now completely without depending on Log4j 1.

Anusha

@anushaBuzz_twitter

Hey, I'm new to using sbt-git. How I can set the log level? I keep seeing DEBUG messages.

Boris Chazalet

@bchazalet

@anushaBuzz_twitter you probably want to try adding the slf4j no-op as a dependency

see the known issue in the readme file: https://github.com/sbt/sbt-git#known-issues

Leonard Ehrenfried

@leonardehrenfried

what is the reason that sbt-git as well as many other plugins are deployed to bintray and not maven central?

in my experience bintray is way slower than maven central.

Boris Chazalet

@bchazalet

@leonardehrenfried I honestly don't know. Perhaps it's easier to setup an account on bintray?

Leonard Ehrenfried

@leonardehrenfried

i'm having a horrible time trying to get sbt-git to build on travis at the moment.

Boris Chazalet

@bchazalet

because of java 8?

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