Git EZ

A collection of Bash aliases scripts to automate Git commands.

Included aliases scripts

• gez-fs : Start a new feature.
• gez-ff : Finalize a feature.
• gez-bs : Start a bugfix.
• gez-bf : Finalize a bugfix.
• gez-hs : Start a hotfix.
• gez-hf : Finalize a hotfix.
• gez-rs : Start a release.
• gez-rf : Finalize a release.
• gez-f : Finish the current branch.
• gez-s : Quick save (add + commit + push).
• gez-gm : Get the master name branch.

Installation

Clone this repository :

git clone https://github.com/NeitsabTeguom/GitEZ.git

For Windows dont forget to install Git bash.

Integrating the GitEZ .bashrc

To use GitEZ's custom aliases and scripts, you can include GitEZ .bashrc file in your personal ~/.bashrc file.

1. GitEZ as executable for Linux

   Make scripts executables for Linux

   chmod -R +x /path/to/GitEZ/*.*

2. Locate the GitEZ .bashrc file

   Once GitEZ is cloned, the .bashrc file will be available at the root of GitEZ directory.

   Make sure to note the path where you cloned GitEZ !

3. Edit your user ~/.bashrc file

   Open your ~/.bashrc file on your user directory with a text editor, such as nano or vim (or Notpad in Windows):

   nano ~/.bashrc

   It could be ~/.bash_profile or ~/.profile.

4. Add the following lines to the end of the ~/.bashrc file

   Replace /path/to/GitEZ with the absolute path where you cloned GitEZ.

   if [ -f /path/to/GitEZ/.bashrc ]; then
       . /path/to/GitEZ/.bashrc
   fi

   For windows do not forget the disk drive letter :

   if [ -f /c/path/to/GitEZ/.bashrc ]; then
       . /c/path/to/GitEZ/.bashrc
   fi

5. Reload your Bash configuration To apply the changes immediately, run the following command:

   source ~/.bashrc

   or

   source ~/.bash_profile

   or

   source ~/.profile