The git module is a lightweight wrapper around common git operations. For more complex operations, you can execute commands directly using the bash utility. Credentials are automatically configured by default. Default configuration: 
user.name=BlocksOrg
user.email=bot@blocksorg.com
remote.origin.url=git@github.com:YourOrg/repo.git # The remote url of the repo which triggered the agent

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Example Usage

from blocks import git

# Clone a repository
git.clone(target_dir="my-project", ref="develop")

# Make changes and commit
git.add(all=True)
git.commit("Update README.md")

# Push changes to origin
git.push(publish=True)

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Methods

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add

git.add(file, all=False)
Stages a file or files for commit. If all is True, stages all changes.
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file
string
File path to add (ignored if all=True).
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all
bool
If True, adds all changes instead of a single file.

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branch

git.branch(branch_name, checkout=False)
Creates a new branch by default. If checkout is True, creates and checks out (git checkout -b branch-name), otherwise just creates a branch with branch-name.
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branch_name
string
The name of the new branch.
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checkout
bool
Whether to create and checkout the branch.

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checkout

git.checkout(target_dir="repo", ref="", new_branch=False)
Clones a repository into target_dir. If ref is provided, it checks out that specific branch/tag.
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target_dir
string
The local directory for the clone.
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ref
string
The Git ref (branch, tag) to clone. Defaults to "" (clone the default branch).
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new_branch
bool
If True, this indicates the intention to create a new branch, but is not currently used in the command.

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clone

git.clone(target_dir="repo", ref="", new_branch=False)
An alias for checkout, providing the same behavior for consistency.
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target_dir
string
The local directory for the clone.
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ref
string
The Git ref (branch, tag) to clone. Defaults to "" (clone the default branch).
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new_branch
bool
If True, this indicates the intention to create a new branch, but is not currently used in the command.

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commit

git.commit(message)
Commits staged changes with a given commit message.
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message
string
The commit message.

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init

git.init()
Initializes a new Git repository locally.

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pull

git.pull()
Pulls from the repository specified by the class’s constructed remote URL. It runs git pull origin=url HEAD.

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push

git.push(publish=False)
Pushes the current HEAD to the remote. If publish is True, it pushes with the -u origin HEAD flag, setting the upstream branch.
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publish
bool
Whether to set upstream on push.