Gradle each

This shell script executes the given Gradle tasks on a range of commits.

Usage example

Imagine you want to verify on a larger branch if each commit compiles.

     --C--D--E--F--(feature-branch)
    /
A--B--(master)

You would need to manually checkout each commit, eventually update submodules and finally compile. Or you just do the same with one command:

$ ./gradle-each --gradle-tasks "clean assembleDebug" --from-hash master --till-hash feature-branch --reverse-order false

The parameters explained:

• -g|--gradle-tasks The Gradle tasks you want to execute for each commit
• -f|--from-hash The root of your branch. This can be a branch name e.g. master or a hash e.g B. This parameter is optional - the default value is master.
• -t|--till-hash The branch name e.g. feature-branch or the hash of the last commit on that branch e.g. F. This parameter is optional - the default value is HEAD.
• -r|--reverse-order To process commits in reverse chronological order pass true. This parameter is optional - the default value is false.

Author

Tobias Preuss

License

Gradle each is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE.txt file for more info.