Terry Brown tbnorth

Whole file system git coverage

You can use git to manage single files spread across your whole filesystem, things that you wouldn't create individual repos. for, but really want to backup / revert sometimes. This does not interfer with regular git repos. in the same file system.

First, create some bash, or similar, aliases:

alias ggit="git --git-dir=$HOME/global_git --work-tree=/"

alias ggitadd="ggit update-index --add"

docker run -d --restart unless-stopped -it -p 30767:8767 -v $PWD/devsub:/src/devsub --mount src=shared_htdocs,dst=/out,volume-subpath=devlogs python python /src/devsub

HOST=maindev ; CONT=someapp ; on -n $HOST "docker logs -t --tail 1000 $(docker ps -fname=$CONT --format='{{println .ID}}')" | devpub $HOST $CONT

The script assumes:

a) you have something like defined:

export maindev=maindev
export bkupdev=bkupdev
export mainstg=mainstg
export bkupstg=bkupstg
export mainprod=mainprod

jira tickets referenced between two commits

	# Paste this at end of .bashrc

	# Replacing "On branch" with " " makes sure the branch-name sorts first in `sort -u`
	# sort -u removes duplicate x!? chars. for multiple deleted / modified / unknown files
	# final sed strips leading space and linebreaks and adds []

	function fast_git_ps1 {
	git status 2>&1 \| sed -En '
	/On branch/ {s/On branch / /; s/$/ /; H}
	/deleted:/ {s/.*/x/; H}

	# Get a current list of repos.

	gh search repos --limit 1000 @tbnorth \| sed 's/\s.*//' \| tee repos.list.202510

	# Get a list of workflows including repo. names.

	< repos.list.202510 xargs -IF bash -c 'echo REPO F ; gh workflow list --repo F' \
	\| tee workflows.list.202510

	# Disable all active workflows.

	#!/usr/bin/env python3
	"""Local repo cleanup"""
	import re
	import sys
	from subprocess import run

	specified_permanent = []
	for arg in sys.argv:
	if arg.startswith("--permanent="):
	specified_permanent = arg.split("=", 1)[1].split(",")

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	TARGET=trilium-data
	BKUP_DIR=/home/tbrown02/data/trilium-backup
	mkdir -p $BKUP_DIR/cull
	OUTFILE=$(date '+%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M-trilium_bkup.tar.xz')

	cd ~
	nice tar caf $BKUP_DIR/$OUTFILE $TARGET

	# After https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/669081/319850
	# but using sort to handle multiple bkups per day.

	"""Draw a simple SVG timeline chart with Python."""
	import sys

	import drawsvg as draw

	w = 1200
	h = 800
	ox = -100
	oy = -400