The installer should install the command on your machine with no need for you to interviene.
On your first execution of the command you will be asked for three informations, your TFS root URL, username and password.After that your command will be ready for using
$ cr feature
This will list all features on your current repository.
$ cr feature [-f|--finish] {feature_name}
This will create a new feature (branch) for you to work on.
This command will always create a branch from master, so if you use ir from another feature,
it will not move or delete modifications you might have done
If -f or --finish parameter is informed, it will try to finish feature {feature_name} instead of
creating it. If you inform the -f parameter but does not inform {feature_name}, it will try
to finish your current feature
$ cr move {feature_name}
This command will switch your active feature to {feature_name}
$ cr review [[-t|--title] {pull_request_title}] [--hotfix]
This command will create (or update) a pull request with your modifications and try to merge them on
the master branch.
The parameters -t or --title are used to inform the title of the pull request, if you do not inform
any, it will use the last commit message as the title.
If you try to create a pull request on master, it will first create a feature using your pull request
title and then create a pull request accordingly.
The parameter --hotfix is used if the changes are emergencial or do not need to be reviewed, i.e., the
pull request will be automatically merged into master.
$ cr share
Pushes current feature to server without creating pull request, making it available for all users.
$ cr update
Merge master branch into current feature and pulls any changes. (useful to resolve conflicts)
You will need to install PyInstaller and InnoSetup.
Then, follow these steps to generate the windows installer:
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Change the version of the software on main.py and /release/installation-script.iss, based on the release version you want to create.
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Go to the root folder (the repository root) and execute the following command:
$ pyinstaller -n cr main.py -y
This wil generate the files you need to install on the clients computer, you can see them on /dist/cr/
pyinstaller is an alias for python pyinstaller.py
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Open the InnoSetup file located on /release/installation-script.iss
Execute it, it will generate the installer called Codereview Installer.exe located on the /dist folder.
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Create a new release on GitHub with the same release version you set up on step one, and upload the windows installer. I generally also upload a zip file containing the contents from the /dist/cr folder so you have the option of just copying the files.
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