A bash script for those easy to forget tests and round trips before push (for example, me)
Make sure you have your rg-db-group and regolith propoerly installed.
Clone this repo and go into it.
git clone https://github.com/st3107/addprojecta.git
cd addprojecta
Copy the script to one path in your $PATH variable. In macOS, you can do as the following.
cp addprojecta /usr/local/bin/addprojecta
cp newproject /usr/local/bin/newproject
Make the script executable. (Don't worry. It is not a virus. I promise.)
chmod +x /usr/local/bin/addprojecta
chmod +x /usr/local/bin/newproject
First, go into the local folder of the rg-db-group.
cd rg-db-group/local
Use the newproject to create a new project as a local branch and push to remote (if you have already created the branch, skip this step).
newproject <branch name>
Then, do your edits.
After you finish the editting, go into the local folder in your rg-db-group and run the script there.
addprojecta <branch name>
You will see that the regolith helper run, the round trip is done and changes are add, commited and pushed.