Next Step

[JuanVqz]

Hello 👋!

This is the first version of source_commit a command line tool that helps us to know the last SHA of a given file.

Current Behavior

Currently, we can use it with relative or full paths.

Let's suppose we want to know the sha of the following file content/files/en-us/web/index.md

We can go to the web folder and just pass the file as argument, like so.

cd content/files/en-us/web
source_commit --from index.md

# will print the sha file

Or being into the translated-content repository you can pass a full path:

source_commit --from /home/user/code/content/files/en-us/web/index.md

# will print the sha file

Next Step

I'm thinking on add a second argument called --to this way we will be able to add the l10n section into our file.

# being in translated-content/files/es/web/

source_commit --from /code/content/files/en-us/web/index.md --to index.md 
# will print the sha file
# will open the index.md file (translated-content/files/es/web/index.md)
# and write in the metadata as last argument the `l10n` something like this:

---
title: Tecnología para desarrolladores web
slug: Web
translation_of: Web
l10n:
  sourceCommit: some-sha-here
---

Any thoughts are welcome...