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#!/bin/bash
set -xe
if [ -z "${1}" ]; then
echo "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}: Single argument required (common test repos path)"
exit 1
fi
REPO="init"
NAME="Init"
TARGET="${1}/$REPO"
TMPREPO="${1}/tmp/$REPO"
rm -rf "$TMPREPO"
mkdir -p "$TMPREPO"
cd "$TMPREPO"
git init --initial-branch=master .
git config user.name "${NAME}User"
git config user.email "${REPO}@${REPO}"
cat <<EOF > ReadMe
This is a repo to test \`git subrepo init\`.
We will make a short history with a subdir, then we can turn that subdir into a
subrepo.
EOF
git add ReadMe
git commit -m"Initial commit"
mkdir -p doc
cat <<EOF > doc/init.swim
== Subrepo Init!
This is a file to test the \`git subrepo init\` command.
EOF
git add doc
git commit -m"Add a file in a subdir."
cat <<EOF >> ReadMe
This repo will go in the git-subrepo test suite.
EOF
git add ReadMe
git commit -m"Add a commit to the mainline."
cat <<EOF >> doc/init.swim
It lives under the doc directory which will become a subrepo.
EOF
git add doc/init.swim
git commit -m"Add a commit to the subdir."
cat <<EOF >> ReadMe
EOF
git add ReadMe
cat <<EOF >> doc/init.swim
EOF
git add doc/init.swim
git commit -m"Add a commit that affects both."
git config --bool core.bare true
cd -
mkdir -p "$1"
mv "${TMPREPO}/.git" "$TARGET"
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