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You're welcome! I haven't decided how I'm going to share source code. For my current series, I'm committing after every episode and posting on GitHub [1], so I'
by jdlshore 14y ago
You're welcome! I haven't decided how I'm going to share source code. For my current series, I'm committing after every episode and posting on GitHub [1], so I'll do at least that much. Your idea of committing after every step of the TDD cycle is a really interesting one, but I'm not sure if could do that without it detracting from the videos. I've added it to my list of neat ideas.
[1] https://github.com/jamesshore/lets_play_tdd/commits/master https://github.com/jamesshore/lets_play_tdd/commits/master
- jdlshore 14y agoHmm... thinking about this further, it shouldn't be too hard to have a wrapper for my build script that stores the most recent pass/fail state, then automatically commits when that state changes. The trick would be not polluting the continuous integration or end-of-episode branches. I'm sure it can be done, but my git-fu is weak and it would take some research. Might be a good stretch goal reward if funding goes well...
- azundo 14y agoThanks for the reply! Good luck with reaching the funding goal - interested to hear how things go and if you do work out a way to get the build script working as well.
- jdlshore 14y agoOkay, I did it. :-) I'm not sure how useful/readable the result is, but check it out and let me know what you think. https://github.com/jamesshore/Autocommit https://github.com/jamesshore/Autocommit
- azundo 14y agoAwesome! Thanks for making this happen. Have downloaded the git repository and will take a look soon.
- jbrains 14y agoMaybe this: in "draft mode", you automatically commit on all changes in pass/fail state. Then, at some point, you "publish", at which point you squash all the commits from commit X to HEAD whose message matches "[ON RED]". I imagine git rebase -i X | sed -i "magic happens here" would do the job.