jbickar · April 21, 2020 17:41
diff --git a/check-for-db-updates.txt b/check-for-db-updates.txt
 # First, check out the latest tag, or HEAD of the main branch.
 # "git describe --abbrev=0 --tags" grabs the most recent lightweight tag
 # The first command creates a variable out of that, "$tag"
 # That's passed to "git diff", and we're doing a git diff from the current HEAD
 # compared with that tag, and targeting the "docroot/" directory.
 # Then we're passing that to grep, and searching for a line that starts with
 # a plus sign, followed by "function" and "_update".

 tag=$(git describe --abbrev=0 --tags); git diff ${tag} docroot/ | grep -E "^\+.*function.*_update"
	# First, check out the latest tag, or HEAD of the main branch.
	# "git describe --abbrev=0 --tags" grabs the most recent lightweight tag
	# The first command creates a variable out of that, "$tag"
	# That's passed to "git diff", and we're doing a git diff from the current HEAD
	# compared with that tag, and targeting the "docroot/" directory.
	# Then we're passing that to grep, and searching for a line that starts with
	# a plus sign, followed by "function" and "_update".

	tag=$(git describe --abbrev=0 --tags); git diff ${tag} docroot/ \| grep -E "^\+.function._update"