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How to run a git command as a custom action?

Seth

I want to set up a custom action to run a particular git command.

I've tried putting "git" in the "script target", which errors with no explanation. I've tried putting "cmd" in the script target with "/C git" in the "Parameters" and gotten a "'git' is not recognized" error.

I use SourceTree's embedded Git on Windows (8.1). I'm sure there's a simple way to do this, but I can't find any good resources.

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Aseem Parikh_nrfvsl

Hi Seth,

Custom actions can run arbitrary scripts as well as git commands. Since you're using the embedded git executable, it would probably be best if you put that command into a .bat file and use that .bat file as your script target.

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Aseem Parikh_nrfvsl

Hi Seth,

Seth

The embedded Git isn't registered on my Windows %Path%, so I'm not sure I can run it from a batch file either without knowing what the path to the executable is.

It looks like the embedded Git is run inside mingw, so it may not even be possible to run via "cmd".

In other words, I know it can run arbitrary scripts and how to do that. I can't figure out the more obvious usage, which would be custom git commands.

Aseem Parikh_nrfvsl

You can add git to your path or specify the path to git.exe in your .bat file.

You should be able to find git.exe here:

%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Atlassian\SourceTree\git_local\bin

Aseem Parikh_nrfvsl

Awesome! I'm glad you got that working

Rajavanya Subramaniyan

I added an example of how to setup "git clean" using custom actions in Sourcetree
http://githubtraining.com/custom-actions-in-sourcetree-example-setup/

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