A pyRevit script that pulls all the branches of a repo of pyRevit tools

script.py

#! python3
"""
Update (pull) all branches.

This is unsafe/may fail if you've been developing locally, so you need to clean 
up your local env, and commit all your changes before you press this button.
    
"""
imports_worked = False
module_not_found_error_message = ""
try:
    import git

    imports_worked = True
except ModuleNotFoundError as e:
    module_not_found_error_message = e
    print("Can't run this, you need to pip install this module", e)


def pull_branchs():
    repo = git.cmd.Git(".")
    response = repo.pull()
    print(response)
    # TODO: test to see what this does with different failure modes:
    # * Local is dirty
    # * Local is far behind remote
    # * A new branch appears on the remote, will this pick it up?

    # TODO: tell the user that the branches have updated


if __name__ == "__main__" and imports_worked:
    pull_branchs()
elif not imports_worked:
    print(
        f"\n\n⚠ {module_not_found_error_message}\n"
        "some imports didn't work, you need to install them using pip. "
        "This is a bit of a dark art, and we need to work out good instructions "
        "on how to do this. \n"
        "There might be more missing modules, but this one was the first one "
        "that made python fail."
    )