Philippe Miossec
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43 lines
1.3 KiB
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## Summary
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The `checkout` command permit to checkout a specific revision with only the tfs changeset id.
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You could also create (and checkout) a branch in the same time (option `-b`)
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or just get the sha of the commit (option `-n`)
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## Synopsis
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Usage: git-tfs checkout changesetId [-b=branch_name]
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ex: git-tfs checkout 2365
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git-tfs checkout 2365 -b=bugfix_2365
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-h, -H, --help
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-d, --debug Show debug output about everything git-tfs does
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-b, --branch=VALUE Name of the branch to create
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-n, --dry-run Don't checkout the commit, just return commit sha
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## Examples
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### Checkout a specific revision
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If you want to checkout a specific revision based on the tfs changeset id, use the command:
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git-tfs checkout 2365
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### Create and checkout a branch
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If you want to create a branch and checkout it based on the tfs changeset id, use the command:
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git-tfs checkout 2365 -b=bugfix_2365
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The branch `bugfix_2365` will be created and checkouted if the commit is found.
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### Get the sha of the commit corresponding to a tfs changeset
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If you want to get the sha of the commit corresponding to a tfs changeset id, use the command:
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git-tfs checkout -n 2365
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The command will output the sha of the commit:
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58ef29b38cf714b6386523c1636ba1e37b63cf34 |