Git shell scripts

[John Smith]

Hey all,

Thought I'd share these with you since I mentioned I used them at our
meeting. Some are not going to save much time, but some are kinda
useful. Your call. ;-)

These are bash script aliases, for what it's worth.

alias gitrm="git rm --cached"
alias gitr="git ls-files -z --deleted | git update-index -z --remove
--stdin"
alias gita="git add -v ."
alias gitu="gita;gitr;gitc"
alias gitc="git commit"
alias gitp="git push origin master"


gitrm allows you to remove something from git without actually deleting it.

gitr is probably the most crazy one, and what it does it goes through
your files and removes anything that's not in the git directory.
Sometimes you get extra stuff and you just want to delete it all out. I
think of it sort of like an rsync --delete sort of command.

Cheers!

-John

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