Get commit SHA and date with JGit #5733
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I cant verify this on my windows install as I cant access szeiger:wip/use-jgit. Is szeiger:wip private? |
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@mkeskells the branch name is |
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@mkeskells the relevant commit is szeiger@acd6967 |
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The tool wasnt confused - just me - I was looking for a repo called wip :-( |
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@szeiger rebase? |
In order to get the SHA and date we used to run shell scripts and parse the output of `git` commands. On Windows we even ran a batch file that looked for `bash.exe` and then ran the shell script in bash. Using JGit should be more robust than the old Rube Goldberg implementation. The values produced are the same, except for the time zone. Previously the timestamp was formatted with the local timezone, now we use UTC.
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In order to get the SHA and date we used to run shell scripts and parse
the output of
gitcommands. On Windows we even ran a batch file thatlooked for
bash.exeand then ran the shell script in bash.Using JGit should be more robust than the old Rube Goldberg
implementation. The values produced are the same, except for the time
zone. Previously the timestamp was formatted with the local timezone,
now we use UTC.