Outputs Git to PowerShell
Outputs Git as PowerShell Objects.
Git Output can be provided by any number of extensions to Out-Git.
Extensions use two attributes to indicate if they should be run:
[Management.Automation.Cmdlet("Out","Git")] # This signals that this is an extension for Out-Git
[ValidatePattern("RegularExpression")] # This is run on $GitCommand to determine if the extension should run.
Log entries are returned as objects, with properties and methods.
git log -n 1 | Get-Member
Status entries are converted into objects.
git status
Display untracked files.
git status | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Untracked
Display the list of branches, as objects.
git branch
One or more output lines from Git.
| Type | Required | Position | PipelineInput | Aliases |
|---|---|---|---|---|
[String[]] |
false | named | true (ByValue) | GitOutputLines |
The arguments that were passed to git.
| Type | Required | Position | PipelineInput |
|---|---|---|---|
[String[]] |
false | named | false |
The root of the current git repository.
| Type | Required | Position | PipelineInput |
|---|---|---|---|
[String] |
false | named | false |
The timestamp. This can be used for tracking. Defaults to [DateTime]::Now
| Type | Required | Position | PipelineInput |
|---|---|---|---|
[DateTime] |
false | named | false |
Out-Git will generate two events upon completion. They will have the source identifiers of “Out-Git” and “Out-Git $GitArgument”
Out-Git [-GitOutputLine <String[]>] [-GitArgument <String[]>] [-GitRoot <String>] [-TimeStamp <DateTime>] [<CommonParameters>]