A set of Powershell commands to simplify a two-branch (main, dev) git workflow. Suitable for individual projects where one follows a linear commit history and works in the dev branch.
- Clones a git repo using ssh.
- Sets up a dev branch.
- Adds a initialcommit.md file (to overcome times where you initialize an empty repo).
- Commits and pushes to dev.
- Merges dev to main and pushes changes to main.
- Changes back to dev so you can start working.
powershell clone_and_setup.ps1 -repo git@github.com:<username>/<reponame>.git
Saves you 8 lines of code to set up a repo in this fashion ♻️
Commit and push to a remote branch in a single command. You will need to specify a message.
powershell quick_push.ps1
It will ask you to provide the commit message.
Saves you a humble couple of lines every commit ♻️
To be used if, when working alone, you always work in the dev branch and use a linear commit "strategy", that is, always merge, commit and push your changes to main once a new feature is done.
After pushing to dev, running the code below will:
- checkout to main
- merge dev
- push to main (remote)
- checkout to dev
powershell quick_push.ps1
Saves you 3 lines of code every commit ♻️