From fff79dd943219266d41ca3dd503ec84ecc6e7c10 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Raincloud Date: Fri, 8 Aug 2025 16:48:08 -0600 Subject: [PATCH] Adapt NewProject --- ...9-32Z-setting-remote-for-local-git-repo.md | 236 ++++++++++++++++++ NewProject.bat | 18 +- 2 files changed, 248 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) diff --git a/.specstory/history/2025-08-08_19-32Z-setting-remote-for-local-git-repo.md b/.specstory/history/2025-08-08_19-32Z-setting-remote-for-local-git-repo.md index d6f9b29..ded4da6 100644 --- a/.specstory/history/2025-08-08_19-32Z-setting-remote-for-local-git-repo.md +++ b/.specstory/history/2025-08-08_19-32Z-setting-remote-for-local-git-repo.md @@ -129,3 +129,239 @@ I see the issue! You're dealing with the classic git ownership and history confl --- +_**User**_ + +Actually, scratch that. We'll just adapt NewProject.bat. Let's adapt it so it: +1. Appends the `components`, gitattributes and gitignore +2. Doesn't use dailies or movetocurrent anymore! +3. Creates another root folder `Renders` +4. Initializes git and installs git-lfs at the end + +--- + +_**Assistant**_ + +
Thought Process**Interpreting project setup** + +I think the user wants to append these files to the newly created project root. When they mention "appends the components, gitattributes, and gitignore," it seems like they might want to create a `components` directory as well as the `.gitattributes` and `.gitignore` files. I should interpret this as creating that `components` folder and those files with some basic content. I wonder if I should specify default content, like LFS configuration for file types relevant to their project assets. +**Clarifying file generation** + +I’m thinking about whether "appends the gitattributes and gitignore" means to copy existing templates. Since there aren’t any in the repo, I’ll need to generate them. The user mentioned that I should only create a script if specified, but they did say to adapt `NewProject.bat`. I can generate these files as part of the script's behavior. I need to remove references to certain files and structures, specifically the NewDaily.bat and "daily" constructs, while retaining the `_CURRENT` directories under Blends. +**Updating project setup steps** + +The user specified that they don't want to use dailies or movetocurrent anymore, which means I should remove the section copying NewDaily.bat and the lines 52-58. They didn't mention removing the "Blends\animations\_CURRENT," so I can keep that structure. Next, I'll create a new folder called `Renders` under the project root with `mkdir "%projectRoot%\Renders"`. + +For initializing git, I’ll run `git init` inside the project folder and set the default branch to main if supported. Finally, I need to make sure that the `.gitattributes` file is added before executing `git add`. +**Initializing git and git-lfs** + +The user didn't specifically ask for a commit, but making an initial commit might be helpful. However, I should stick to the request's minimum, which is to initialize git and install git-lfs without committing or setting up a remote. + +On Windows, running `git lfs install` may produce an error if Git LFS isn’t installed. Since they mentioned installing git-lfs at the end, I’ll include the command while gracefully handling any potential errors. I’ll also add the `.gitattributes` file for LFS tracked file patterns. +**Preparing project files and structure** + +I’ll include file patterns for common assets like `*.psd`, `*.png`, and `*.mp4`, among others, and create a `.gitignore` file to ignore standard OS files like `Thumbs.db` and `*.tmp`. They mentioned "appends the components," so I’ll create a `components` folder at the project root. I'll also take care to create `.gitignore` and `.gitattributes` files, fleeing special characters properly in batch commands. + +After setting up the folder structure, I'll initialize git and install git-lfs but won't run any scripts to avoid unintentional changes. I'll read the existing `NewProject.bat` file for reference, make necessary modifications, and summarize all changes as clearly as possible to keep the user informed.
 + +--- + +I'll update `NewProject.bat` to remove daily/move-to-current usage, add a `components` folder and `Renders` root, and create `.gitattributes`/`.gitignore`, then initialize git and run `git lfs install` at the end. + +--- + +Read file: undefined + +--- + +
Thought Process**Processing git installation steps** + +I'm thinking about initializing git and installing git-lfs. I should run `git init` and `git lfs install`, and maybe also `git lfs track` for specific file types like `.blend`, `.mp4`, and others. They didn't ask for tracking, but adding LFS patterns to `.gitattributes` seems reasonable. I need to be concise and focus on edits rather than showing code. I'll keep the date and project name input and create the necessary directory structure based on the user's updated instructions. +**Refining project structure and .gitignore** + +The user didn't specifically mention removing the Blends structure, but they want no dailies or the movetocurrent processes. The current script creates `_CURRENT` subfolders and copies NewDaily.bat files that I need to eliminate. I'll also add a `components` and a `Renders` folder at the root. For the `.gitignore`, I’ll include standard entries like .DS_Store and track heavy assets using LFS by defining patterns in `.gitattributes` for various file types. Let's keep things neat and organized! +**Simplifying git and LFS setup** + +I need to keep the file patterns in `.gitignore` concise, including common large file types like *.blend, *.mov, and others. It seems the user wants to append patterns instead of overwriting, so I'll use `>>` for appending in the command to create `.gitignore`. + +For `.gitattributes`, I’ll follow the same approach to append. Git initialization should run inside the project root, so I’ll use `pushd` followed by `git init` and `git lfs install`. I’ll avoid committing since they didn’t specifically request that. +**Setting up git and folder structure** + +I’m thinking about adding a check for git installation with `where git >nul 2>&1`, but I want to keep it concise since the user requested initialization and installation. Errors will be shown if something goes wrong. Running `git lfs install --skip-repo` would be for cases outside the repo, but we’re in the right place. + +I need to remove duplicate lines related to NewDaily copies while keeping the Amazon link intact. I'll also create the `components` and `Renders` folders at the root, along with maintaining the `Deliverable` folder as requested. +**Implementing project modifications** + +I’m planning to create the `components` and `Renders` directories after setting up the project root. For `.gitignore`, I will focus on essential entries like OS junk and local environment files without ignoring the Renders directory, just in case they want to track those. + +I’ll also set up a `.gitattributes` file with LFS tracking for various media types. To prevent duplicates and manage file existence, I’ll check if each file exists before creating it and include the necessary content. Finally, I’ll run `git init` and `git lfs install` inside the project root. Let's keep the code clean and organized!
 + +--- + +I'm going to update `NewProject.bat` to remove daily-related steps, add `components` and `Renders` folders, generate `.gitignore` and `.gitattributes` (idempotently), and initialize git with `git lfs install` at the end. + +--- + + + +--- + +
Thought Process**Reviewing script execution** + +I'm looking at the script that executes 'git lfs install', which is fine as long as it's installed. I’m considering where to place 'components', either under the root or the project root, and since the script creates it in the project root, that works. I notice the code is somewhat verbose and wonder if we should run lints, but it seems unnecessary for this case. + +I should give a final summary, noting the user's requirement to adapt NewProject.bat and include brief instructions on the script's usage and changes. Plus, I'll mention standard patterns for .gitignore and .gitattributes to ensure clarity. +**Finalizing project adjustments** + +I need to ensure that all references to NewDaily or daily are removed from other files, which we've done for the copy lines. Adding 'components' to 'Assets' makes sense since they asked for that, interpreting "components" as a folder at the root. Now, for the status update, we’ve modified `NewProject.bat`. + +I want to avoid proposing unnecessary commands since the user prefers that I only generate a script upon request. However, I can include simple run instructions. Plus, I'll check that newline endings are handled properly. Lastly, I might consider removing Blends entirely if it isn't necessary. +**Reviewing directory structure** + +I noticed the 'Blends structure' still references "_CURRENT," which seems related to "movetocurrent," even though they specified that they don’t want to use dailies or movetocurrent anymore. The script doesn't call for MoveToCurrent, but the existence of `_CURRENT` directories could be remnants of that system. Since they didn't explicitly ask for those directories to be removed, I’ll leave them as is for now. + +I also want to make sure I didn't change earlier lines and ensure that the updates align with what they requested, particularly about generating a script only when specified. +**Crafting concise response** + +I want to create a concise answer with bullet points and possibly a short snippet, but I must remember that I shouldn't output code unless explicitly requested. The developer's instruction emphasizes that I should never show code to the user; instead, I should use editing tools for changes I've made. + +So, I need to summarize that we've updated files, removed daily copies, added new folders, generated git config files, and initialized both git and lfs. The next steps would be to run the script and open the project root. While I could ask about the `.gitattributes` patterns, it's best to assume they’re fine for now. Finally, running tests isn't necessary here, so I can finalize the response.
 + +--- + +- I’m updating `NewProject.bat` now to match your new workflow (no dailies/move-to-current), add `components` and `Renders`, write `.gitignore`/`.gitattributes`, and initialize Git with LFS. + +- Changes made: + - Added root folders: `components`, `Renders`. + - Removed all `NewDaily.bat` copies (no dailies/move-to-current). + - Creates `.gitignore` with OS/editor/backup ignores (only if it doesn’t exist). + - Creates `.gitattributes` to track large media/assets with Git LFS (only if it doesn’t exist). + - Initializes Git in the new project and runs `git lfs install`. + +How to use: +- Run `NewProject.bat` as before. It will create the structure, then init git and set up LFS inside the new project folder. + +Notes: +- `.gitattributes` tracks: `*.blend, *.exr, *.png, *.jpg, *.jpeg, *.tif, *.tiff, *.mp4, *.mov, *.wav`. Tell me if you want other extensions. +- No commits are created; it only runs `git init` and `git lfs install`. + +- Updated `NewProject.bat` to: + - Add `components` and `Renders` + - Drop all daily/move-to-current references + - Generate `.gitignore` and `.gitattributes` + - Run `git init` + `git lfs install` inside the new project directory + +--- + +_**User**_ + +@gitattributes @gitignore it should use these specific files. + +--- + +_**Assistant**_ + +
Thought Process**Adapting project scripts** + +I need to tweak NewProject.bat to incorporate specific files from components/gitattributes and components/gitignore. The user clearly stated they want these to be appended, meaning I should probably copy them instead of generating new content. The existing "components" folder in the root contains those files, and I believe the aim is to transfer them as .gitattributes and .gitignore to the new project's root. It's essential to ensure I’m following the user’s instructions accurately! +**Finalizing project directory changes** + +The user wants to establish a new root folder called "Renders," which I've already created. They also specified that we shouldn't use dailies or movetocurrent any longer, which means I need to ensure we remove references to Blends/_CURRENT files and animations tied to that. Following their instructions, I will finalize the setup by copying .gitignore and .gitattributes from the components templates, while keeping the components directory in the new project. It's key to follow their specifications closely! +**Adjusting project file copying** + +It seems like the user wants me to copy the entire 'components' directory into the new project’s root, which will include the templates. Specifically, they mentioned using the files .gitattributes and .gitignore, so I need to make sure I copy those to the project's root as .gitattributes and .gitignore. I’ll modify NewProject.bat to include creating the Renders and components directories, and replace any earlier generated content by directly copying these files. Plus, I'll ensure we run git lfs install for LFS tracking! +**Clarifying project structure** + +The user hasn’t asked for a commit, just to initialize and run git lfs install. I’m thinking about the 'components' folder we created earlier. The instruction to "append the components, gitattributes, and gitignore" is a bit confusing regarding whether they want to include the entire folder. Since the components directory only holds the two template files, it seems reasonable to keep the 'components' folder for the project structure but also to copy the specific gitattributes and gitignore from the top-level components into the project's root. +**Confirming project paths and updates** + +I need to confirm that the components folder is correctly located at the workspace root, as "ProjectStructure/components/...". When running the script from the root, it will use the relative path for gitignore. However, I wonder what happens if the user runs it from another directory. Since the NewProject.bat is located in the root, I think it’s fine. The user’s request to "append the components" suggests we should create the components folder, so I’ll keep that. + +Next, I’ll update NewProject.bat to remove any previous echo creation of .gitignore and .gitattributes and replace that with copy commands. Also, I’ve noticed that we have duplicates like 'Assets\Blends' alongside 'Blends', which I’ll leave as is. Before I finalize my edit, I’ll ensure to find the correct location in the file for the new commands and confirm everything looks right!
 + +--- + +Read file: undefined + +--- + +
Thought Process**Setting up Git LFS tracking** + +I think we should set up Git LFS tracking using the `.gitattributes` file, which is crucial since `git lfs install` sets global filters. It's good that the tracking patterns are defined and active. For the code changes, I’ll remove the block that creates `.gitignore` and `.gitattributes` by echoing data. Instead, I'll copy from the `components` directory to the new project root and ensure we preserve the folder structure using `robocopy`. However, I need to consider how `robocopy` works, particularly with error handling. +**Refining batch script process** + +In the batch process, I think it’s better to add `>nul` to suppress output, but that will leave %ERRORLEVEL% as non-zero. While later commands will run, some scripts may treat the errorlevel differently. My script doesn't check for it, though. I could alternatively use `xcopy` with the `/E /I /Y` flags, which will also return codes. + +So, to simplify, I'll execute `xcopy "%CD%\components" "%projectRoot%\components" /E /I /Y >nul` to create the destination if it doesn't exist. Then, I’ll copy the files for `.gitignore` and `.gitattributes`, ensuring I remove any prior creation blocks to avoid duplication. +**Preparing patch for directories** + +I’m going to focus on setting up the copying lines for `.gitignore` and `.gitattributes`, while also handling the `components` directory. Since we created `Renders` earlier, I’ll keep its creation intact, but I can remove the `if not exist` line for `components` and just use `xcopy` instead. Additionally, the user has requested that we stop using dailies or `movetocurrent`, which we've already addressed by removing the copying of NewDaily. Now, I'm ready to prepare the patch!
 + +--- + +I'll replace the inline generation of `.gitignore` and `.gitattributes` with copies from `components/gitignore` and `components/gitattributes`, and copy the entire `components` directory into the new project. Then keep `Renders` creation and git/LFS initialization. + +--- + + + +--- + +
Thought Process**Setting up git with LFS** + +I'm initializing git and installing git-lfs. First, I do `pushd`, then `git init`, and `git lfs install`. Next, they mentioned appending the components, specifically `gitattributes` and `gitignore`. I’ll copy the `components/` folder into the new project along with those files. It's worth noting that the folder only has those two files, but copying the entire folder is fine. I’ll confirm that `git lfs install` is run; there's no need to run `git lfs track` since gitattributes already covers that. Finally, I need to make sure our batch file doesn’t error if `git` or `git lfs` aren’t installed and that our `.gitattributes` contains the necessary patterns. +**Updating project setup instructions** + +I've removed the inlined creation of `.gitignore` and `.gitattributes`. It's important to mention how to run the setup while respecting the templates. The initial commit is optional, so I'll add an optional step for that, though they didn't specifically ask for it. I’ll double-check that the `xcopy` of `components` into `%projectRoot%\components` is correct since the request mentioned appending `components`, `gitattributes`, and `gitignore`. The initial request was a bit ambiguous, but it seems they want both the directory and those files. I'll ensure that the script uses the correct `%CD%\components` path and runs in the workspace root. Lastly, I’ll provide a status update and summary per the guidelines, confirming these changes are made. +**Finalizing setup instructions** + +I think it’s a good idea to show only the essential core lines that have changed without dumping the entire code. I’ll mention that it copies from `components/gitignore` and `components/gitattributes` to keep it clear. Also, while considering a linter tool, I realize it’s not necessary for a batch file, so I won't propose any additional terminal commands unless the user asks for them. Now, I’ll write a final message with a brief status update and summary to wrap things up!
 + +--- + +- Updated `NewProject.bat` to use your templates in `components/` and drop dailies/move-to-current. +- It now: + - Creates `components` (copied from the repo), and `Renders`. + - Copies `components/gitignore` → new project `.gitignore`. + - Copies `components/gitattributes` → new project `.gitattributes`. + - Runs `git init` and `git lfs install` in the new project. + +How to use: +- Run `NewProject.bat` as usual from the repo root. It will pull the templates from `components/` automatically. + +Notes: +- If `components/` is missing, it will skip copying; keep `components/gitignore` and `components/gitattributes` in the repo root `components/` as provided. + +- Edits: + - Copies `components/` into the new project and applies `.gitignore`/`.gitattributes` from `components/`. + - Removes any `NewDaily.bat` handling. + - Adds `Renders/`. + - Initializes Git and Git LFS. + +--- + +_**User**_ + +good, except it accidentally creates a "components" folder. the gitattributes and gitignore worked well enough though. + +--- + +_**Assistant**_ + +
Thought Process**Updating project file** + +I think the earlier "append" phrasing isn’t necessary; I can just copy what I need. I need to update NewProject.bat by removing the xcopy block. First, I'll read the file to get the exact context before applying the patch. I’ll also add a check to ensure the components folder isn’t created again if it was already created in earlier runs. My plan is to call read_file to start this process.
 + +--- + +I'll remove the part that copies the entire `components` folder so it only copies `.gitignore` and `.gitattributes`, leaving no `components` directory in the new project. + +--- + +Read file: undefined + +--- + + + +--- + diff --git a/NewProject.bat b/NewProject.bat index e751c74..9cf7b6c 100644 --- a/NewProject.bat +++ b/NewProject.bat @@ -42,6 +42,9 @@ mkdir "%projectRoot%\Pr\RnR\RIFE" mkdir "%projectRoot%\Reference\Translation Scripts" mkdir "%projectRoot%\Reference\VO clips" +:: Add project root additions +if not exist "%projectRoot%\Renders" mkdir "%projectRoot%\Renders" + :: Create Translations Google Drive shortcut echo [InternetShortcut] > "%projectRoot%\Reference\Translation Scripts\Translations Google Drive.url" echo URL=https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lND5207vl-qf5RbTQ2eejeXJCc4r5rUo >> "%projectRoot%\Reference\Translation Scripts\Translations Google Drive.url" @@ -49,12 +52,15 @@ echo URL=https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lND5207vl-qf5RbTQ2eejeXJCc4r5rU :: Create Amazon folder shortcut powershell -Command "$folder='%projectRoot%\Deliverable'; $WS = New-Object -ComObject WScript.Shell; $SC = $WS.CreateShortcut([System.IO.Path]::Combine($folder, 'Amazon - for Elizabeth.lnk')); $SC.TargetPath = 'D:\Amazon - for Elizabeth'; $SC.WorkingDirectory = 'D:\Amazon - for Elizabeth'; $SC.IconLocation = 'shell32.dll,3'; $SC.Save()" -:: Copy NewDaily.bat to the right folders -copy "NewDaily.bat" "%projectRoot%\Blends\animations\NewDaily.bat" -copy "NewDaily.bat" "%projectRoot%\Blends\stills\NewDaily.bat" -copy "NewDaily.bat" "%projectRoot%\Deliverable\NewDaily.bat" -copy "NewDaily.bat" "%projectRoot%\Assets\ElevenLabs\NewDaily.bat" -copy "NewDaily.bat" "%projectRoot%\Assets\VO\NewDaily.bat" +:: Use repo-provided templates for git config files +if exist "%CD%\components\gitignore" copy /Y "%CD%\components\gitignore" "%projectRoot%\.gitignore" >nul +if exist "%CD%\components\gitattributes" copy /Y "%CD%\components\gitattributes" "%projectRoot%\.gitattributes" >nul + +:: Initialize git and install Git LFS +pushd "%projectRoot%" >nul +git init +git lfs install +popd >nul echo Project structure created successfully in folder: %projectRoot% pause