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  • 1.  Issues using bpxwunix from z/OS REXX

    Posted 12-04-2019 09:43

    I’m working with your git port - KUDOS - from z/OS using bpxwunix to invoke the git commands. I’ve found that the vast majority of git commands work fine using this type of call:

    x = bpxwunix(cmd,so.,se.,env.)

    where cmd = any git command
    so. is the standard output
    se. is the standard error
    env. is a stem with the omvs environment variables

    However, some commands - git shortlog - for example return nothing in either the return code (x) or the so. or se. stems. There may be others besides shortlog but that’s the one i was trying to work with.

    Any pointers/advice/suggestions?

    thanks

    #git #bpxwunix #rexx



  • 2.  RE: Issues using bpxwunix from z/OS REXX

    ROCKETEER
    Posted 12-05-2019 09:53

    Hello Lionel,

    The shortlog command behaves a bit differently when the revision is not specified explicitly and stdin is not a terminal. It reads the log from stdin and summarizes it, instead of getting the log from the git repo. This is a feature of shortlog, documented here:

    https://git-scm.com/docs/git-shortlog

    You can explicitly specify ‘git shortlog HEAD’ to get the desired output from within Rexx.

    Regards,
    Vladimir



  • 3.  RE: Issues using bpxwunix from z/OS REXX

    Posted 12-05-2019 10:10

    That is PERFECTION. THANK YOU.