git-bashrc

Useful configuration and aliases for git.

Usage

• gl Git log, pretty

• gls Short git log

• gs Git status

• gbs Git branch, sorted by commit date

• tag-next Makes the next sequential SEMVER tag; prompts user for which possible alternative (major, minor, patch, etc.) is desired.

• tnq Tag Next quick and push. Makes the next sequential SEMVER tag and pushes it to the origin.

• git-cleanup Delete all local branches that have been merged.

• grep-branches Run a grep on all branches.

• grep-all Run grep across all commits in the current branch.

• clone-all Given a Github token and a Github org name, creates a local working copy of every project in that org.

• pull-all Iterate over all local working copies that are immediate children of the current working directory, and run git pull on each.

Automatic Configuration

At installation time, or whenever the configure-git script is executed, some basic git defaults will be set. See the script for details.

Installation

$ cd $HOME/persistent/install/location
$ git clone https://github.com/g1a/git-bashrc.git
$ cd git-bashrc
$ source bashrc-install

The bashrc-install.sh script will do some basic one-time git configuration, and install the git-bashrc file in your $HOME/.bashrc file.

About

These aliases and scripts were originally part of the Utiliscripts project.