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author | Shazron Abdullah <shazron@gmail.com> | Thu May 11 10:28:08 2017 -0700 |
committer | Shazron Abdullah <shazron@gmail.com> | Thu May 11 10:28:08 2017 -0700 |
tree | b4e52722dbb0d10c86515bbea763eedb5f67cdb1 | |
parent | dff934af6b2c78eaae01046e503c829023fbc9c0 [diff] |
CB-12793 Updated version and RELEASENOTES.md for release 1.0.0
The command line tool to for Apache Cordova contributors to manage Apache Cordova repositories, and to help with releases and pull requests.
This repository has the following purposes:
To hold committer-relevant documentation
To hold release automation scripts
Easiest way on OS X & Linux: https://github.com/creationix/nvm
Easiest way on Windows: http://nodejs.org/
npm install -g cordova-coho
On Mac OS X / Linux, if you didn't use a node version manager like nvm
or n
, you might have to run the command using sudo
.
coho
mkdir -p cordova cd cordova git clone https://git-wip-us.apache.org/repos/asf/cordova-coho.git cd cordova-coho npm install npm link # Might need sudo for some configurations
mkdir cordova-repos cd cordova-repos coho repo-update -g -r all
repo-update
will clone a repo if it is missing -- if it exists, it updates it.
The all
repo id will clone all Apache Cordova repositories into the current working directory.
coho --help
or if you know the command:
coho [command] --help
For example:
coho repo-clone --help
To see valid repo ids and repo group ids for use with Coho, use the list-repos
command:
coho list-repos
Cordova is an open source Apache project and contributors are needed to keep this project moving forward. Learn more on how to contribute on our website.
If you find issues with this tool, please follow our guidelines for reporting issues. We do not use github issue system as an Apache project, we have a JIRA issue management system which covers over 50+ cli, platform, plugin repos in the Cordova project. Use the “cordova-coho” component for Cordova Coho issues.
Note that for some commands you may need to use the -g
or --global
flag to work in an npm global context, since coho was originally designed for use in another context.