Migrates a local git repository to the gitolite server

gitolite_migrate_repo.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Migrates from a local git project and places onto the gitolite server.
# Reference http://gitolite.com/gitolite/g2/moverepos.html

# Usage: Execute from the git directory to migrate
# ex. ~/Developer/gitolite/migrate_repo.sh new-repo-name

# Get the current working directory
EXISTING_REPO_DIRECTORY=$(pwd)

# Configure the variable to the gitolite-admin directory
GITOLITE_ADMIN_DIR=${0%/*}

# The argument is the new project name on the remote server
if [[ -z $1 ]]; then
    echo "Must provide the new name of the project as an argument."
    echo "Must be a valid repository name."
    echo "Do not include the .git file suffix."
    exit -1
fi

# Create the new gitolite project, add to all users
GITOLITE_CONFIG="${GITOLITE_ADMIN_DIR}/conf/gitolite.conf"
echo -e "\nrepo   $1" >> "${GITOLITE_CONFIG}"
echo -e "        RW+     =   @all\n\n" >> "${GITOLITE_CONFIG}"

cd "${GITOLITE_ADMIN_DIR}"
git add *
git commit -m "Adding project $1"
git push

# Return to the existing repository
cd "${EXISTING_REPO_DIRECTORY}"

##Note*: privategit is an ssh alias
#host privatessh
#    user git
#    hostname xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
#    port 22
#    identityfile ~/.ssh/privateKey

# Move an existing repository to the gitolite server
git push --all "ssh://privategit/$1"
git push --tags "ssh://privategit/$1"
# Use git push --mirror instead if want to carry accross remote refs

# Verify Creation
git ls-remote "ssh://privategit/$1"

# Remember to update the permissions manually after
# vim conf/gitolite.conf

gitolite_update.sh

#!/bin/sh

# Place in your gitolite admin directory

# Configure the variable to the gitolite-admin directory
GITOLITE_ADMIN_DIR=${0%/*}

if [[ -z $1 ]]; then
    echo "Provide the git commit as the argument!"
    exit -1
fi

# Change directory to where the git repository is
cd "${GITOLITE_ADMIN_DIR}"

# Commit all files and push to the server.
git add *
git commit -m "$1"
git push