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dreamyguy / gitlogg

💾 🧮 🤯 Parse the 'git log' of multiple repos to 'JSON'
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The JSON parser is outputting the git log of the repo it's running on, under each repo #20

Open dreamyguy opened 6 years ago

dreamyguy commented 6 years ago

Even though the cli script manages to loop through the folders passed as an -d argument, the output being streamed into each repo belongs to the gitlogg repository.

In other words, when I add for instance the repository https://github.com/torvalds/linux as one of those under the directory I pass as -d argument, I get the following output:

{
  "repository": "linux",
  "commit_nr": 1,
  "commit_hash": "c7a397928f814f29028bccb281de60066395eaa1",
  "commit_hash_abbreviated": "c7a3979",
  "tree_hash": "e38dac0e625f63e877baa329204511ae490cd944",
  "tree_hash_abbreviated": "e38dac0",
  "parent_hashes": [],
  "parent_hashes_abbreviated": [],
  "author_name": "Wallace Sidhrée",
  "author_name_mailmap": "Wallace Sidhrée",
  "author_email": "i@dreamyguy.com",
  "author_email_mailmap": "i@dreamyguy.com",
  ...
}

The script catches the linux repository name (which is the name of the directory the repo is under), but the content of the output belongs to the gitlogg repo - in this case the first commit.