= Branch Raker Use Branch Raker to maintain a build history for each branch. Originally created for LaTeX projects, but useful for anything that needs to be 'compiled'. Intelligently builds the latest commit on all of your Git branches. == What is Branch Raker? Branch Raker is implemented as a set of rake tasks. The default action will build the most recent unbuilt commit for each branch. Given access to a git repository, Branch Raker can be used to automatically maintain a build history for your project. == Installation Add this line to your application's Gemfile: gem 'branch_raker' And then execute: $ bundle Or install it yourself as: $ gem install branch_raker == Using Branch Raker At the top of your Rakefile add require 'branch_raker' include BranchRaker then define your make method: module BranchRaker def make src_dir, out_dir # code that builds your project's source located in src_dir and saves the build to out_dir end end Running $ rake will execute the default task +build:all+. Other available rake tasks include: * built:current lists branches with up to date builds. * built:stale lists branches whose latest commit has not been built. * (not yet implemented) build:branch[branch] builds named branch if its latest commit has not been built. If no branch given, builds current head. == Development === Source Repository The {Branch Raker source}[https://github.com/razor-x/branch_raker] is currently hosted at github. To clone the project run $ git clone git://github.com/razor-x/branch_raker.git == License Branch Raker is licensed under the MIT license. == Warranty This software is provided "as is" and without any express or implied warranties, including, without limitation, the implied warranties of merchantibility and fitness for a particular purpose.