Jonathan Smith jonathan1055
benjifisher
/ find_commit.php
Created
November 6, 2013 14:44
This php command-line script will do a binary search to find the first git commit that breaks your patch. It will give simple usage instructions if you invoke it without arguments. I wrote this script to help in re-rolling patches for Drupal. I posted the original version as a comment on https://drupal.org/patch/reroll . The script makes a reaso…
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| #!/usr/bin/env php | |
| <?php | |
| // Get the arguments. If there are not two, then print usage info. | |
| if (count($argv) != 3) { | |
| $scriptname = basename($argv[0]); | |
| print("Usage: $scriptname <date> <patchfile>" . PHP_EOL); | |
| print('where <date> is any date understood by git' . PHP_EOL); | |
| print('and <patchfile> applied cleanly on <date>, not today.' . PHP_EOL); | |
| print("Example: $scriptname 2013/05/17 foo.patch" . PHP_EOL); |