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Given this input:
python git_metrics.py release-lead-time [--tag-pattern=<fn_match>] [--earliest-date=<timestamp>] <path_to_git_repo> > repo_data.csv
I don't understand what an example tag-pattern would be etc
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it's a fn_match pattern, https://docs.python.org/3/library/fnmatch.html.
So a example would be v* this would match all tags starting with a v like v1.2.0
v*
v1.2.0
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@Neppord Can you tell me what I am doing wrong here?
git tag output: d0.1.0_deploy_dev d0.1.0_deploy_stg v0.1.0
d0.1.0_deploy_dev d0.1.0_deploy_stg v0.1.0
running: python git-metrics/git_metrics.py release-lead-time --tag-pattern="*" .
python git-metrics/git_metrics.py release-lead-time --tag-pattern="*" .
outputs: commit timestamp,tag timestamp,previous release tag,release tag,repo name
commit timestamp,tag timestamp,previous release tag,release tag,repo name
what should <path_to_git_repo> be? I am running it at the root level of the repo that has a .git folder.
No branches or pull requests
Given this input:
python git_metrics.py release-lead-time [--tag-pattern=<fn_match>] [--earliest-date=<timestamp>] <path_to_git_repo> > repo_data.csv
I don't understand what an example tag-pattern would be etc
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: