git-test-log

git-test-log

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# If no commits specified, we default to HEAD@{u}..HEAD. However if HEAD is uptodate,
# then `rev-parse` returns nothing. In that case we fallback to HEAD^..HEAD.
# XXX: This breaks if `some-other-brach@{u}..some-other-brach` is specified.
# adding a `--boundary` should have solved this issue, but there seems to be
# a bug in `git rev-parse` and `git rev-list`.
parsed_revs=($(git rev-parse --revs-only "$@" --default HEAD@{u}..HEAD))
[ ${#parsed_revs[@]} = 0 ] && parsed_revs=(HEAD ^HEAD^)

commit="%C(auto)%h"
format_good="$commit %Cgreengood%Creset%C(auto) %d %s"
format_bad="$commit %C(reverse red)bad %Creset%C(auto) %d %s"
format_unknown="$commit%Creset %C(auto)unkn %d %s"

while read -r rev; do
    test_status=$(git notes --ref=refs/notes/tests/default  show "$rev^{tree}" 2>/dev/null)
    [ $? = 0 ] || test_status=unknown

    format=
    case "$test_status" in
        good)    format="$format_good" ;;
        bad)     format="$format_bad" ;;
        unknown) format="$format_unknown" ;;
    esac

    git log --format="$format" -1 $rev 
done < <(git rev-list "${parsed_revs[@]}" )

Use ✓/✗/? instead of good/bad/unkn?