magarenzo / Git-Scripts

Feeling lazy? Quickly run a script in place of manually adding/committing/pushing.

Git Scripts

Feeling lazy? Quickly run a script in place of manually adding/committing/pushing

Overview

I find that I'm often running the same set of Git commands when I'm updating a(n unimportant) project and have nothing specific to put in the commit messages for the changes I made:

git add .
git commit -m "Update ProjectName"
git push

This prompted me to want to spin up some really simple Git scripts for a few different scenarios I often find myself in

Keep in mind that you may need to run the following to allow your current PowerShell session to run PowerShell scripts not digitally signed:

Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope Process -ExecutionPolicy Bypass

Running the Scripts

Run one of the following scripts from within the root of the repo you are updating (it does not matter if the script itself is located in a different directory):

Add All

• Run either of the following to add all files, set a simple commit message pertaining to the repo name, and push:

Add-All.ps1

.\Add-All.ps1

add_all.py

python add_all.py

Add Per File

• Run either of the following to add all files, set a simple commit message per file pertaining to that file's name, and push:

Add-Per-File.ps1

.\Add-Per-File.ps1

add_per_file.py

python add_per_file.py

Owner

Michael Agarenzo