how can i commit deletions?

[scamden]

how can i commit deletions?

[jimfleming]

This works for me:

var stream = gulp.src('.')
  .pipe(gits.add({ args: '--all' }))
  .pipe(gits.commit(message));

[stephenlacy]

git.add() with the src as the folder the files are in.
Not sure of other ways, it seems rather tricky.

[scamden]

do you mean

gulp.src('folderName').pipe(git.add())

?

[stephenlacy]

Yes, such as:

gulp.src('./folder')
  .pipe(git.add())
  .pipe(git.commit());

[scamden]

but if the files i'm trying to git.add have been deleted, gulp.src will not
add their file names to the stream, cause they don't exist.

On 20 August 2014 18:55, Steve Lacy [email protected] wrote:

Yes, such as:

gulp.src('./folder').pipe(git.add())

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[stephenlacy]

@scamden does adding the args help?

[scamden]

well even if it did it wouldn't achieve what i want. i'm trying to only target specific files. add --all will simply add everything, so it's really side stepping the issue of gulp and streams entirely. regardless i appreciate the suggestion.

[stringparser]

@scamden there is git.status if what you need is find those deleted files. The callback will have stdout and there you can filter and maybe find the files you are talking. Use the --porcelain option to have a computer-friendly output. Here you can find what each status is labelled for.

[scamden]

alright thanks man

On 3 October 2014 00:40, Javier Carrillo [email protected] wrote:

@scamden https://github.com/scamden there is git.status
https://github.com/stevelacy/gulp-git/blob/master/lib/status.js#L26 if
what you need is find those deleted files. The callback will have stdout
and there you can filter and maybe find the files you are talking. Use the
--porcelain option to have a computer-friendly output. Here
http://git-scm.com/docs/git-status you can find what each status is
labelled for.

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[stephenlacy]

Closing this now