Am 2/18/2011 11:37, schrieb Parker Coates: > This is off topic, but is there a git tool to run a particular command > (for example, cmake && make && ./test) for every commit in a range? > Something like git-bisect without the bisecting. > > More than once, I've rebased a local topic branch and been concerned > that some of the intermittent commits might no longer be buildable. > (This is especially an issue if commits are reordered.) Being able to > tell git to checkout and build each revision (halting if a build > fails) while I go do something else would be very convenient.
git rebase --interactive that-base-commit and insert x cmake && make && ./test after each 'pick' line. (Since git 1.7.3.) -- Hannes
