Just thought I'd share a PHP shell script to scan a file system path, search for all .git/.svn directories recursively, and collect a unique list of all remote repository URLs. It uses "svn info" or "git remote" to get the repository URL path.
<?php
// define a path to scan
$scan_path = '/var/www/vhosts';
// keep track of current working dir
$original_cwd = $_SERVER['PWD'];
// get a list of all .git and .svn directories
$files = trim(`find "$scan_path" -type d | egrep -ir '\.(git|svn)$'`);
// explode on "\n"
$files = explode("\n", $files);
// loop through files
$repo_list = array();
foreach($files as $key => $file) {
// .git or .svn ?
$repo_type = substr($file, -4);
$repo_path = substr($file, 0, -4);
switch ($repo_type) {
case '.svn':
// get svn repo root
$repo_root = trim(`svn info "$repo_path" | grep ^Repository\ Root | sed 's/Repository Root: //'`);
if (!in_array($repo_root, $repo_list)) {
$repo_list[] = $repo_root;
}
break;
case '.git':
// change dir
chdir($repo_path);
// get git remote path
$repo_root = trim(`git remote -v | grep -ir fetch | awk '{print \$2}' | head -1`);
if (!in_array($repo_root, $repo_list)) {
$repo_list[] = $repo_root;
}
break;
}
}
// sort
sort($repo_list);
// go back to cwd
chdir($original_cwd);
// output repo list into file
file_put_contents('repo_list.txt', implode("\n", $repo_list) . "\n");
?>I put this PHP in a file called "scan-for-version-control.php", and run it by typing:
$ php scan-for-version-control.phpIt created a file in the current working directory: repo_list.txt containing stuff like..
git@myuser.someversioncontrolhost.com:myuser/somerepo1.git
git@myuser.someversioncontrolhost.com:myuser/somerepo2.git
https://myuser.svn.someversioncontrolhost.com/somerepo1
https://myuser.svn.someversioncontrolhost.com/somerepo2