giteveryday - Linux
Overview
giteveryday is a productivity-enhancing utility designed to streamline your daily Git workflows and provide convenient access to commonly used commands.
Syntax
giteveryday [command] [options]
Options/Flags
- -r | –repository: Specify a specific Git repository directory. Defaults to the current working directory.
- -g | –glob: Use a glob pattern to match remote repositories.
- -i | –immediate: Execute the command without prompting for confirmation.
- -n | –dry-run: Simulate the command without making any actual changes.
- -v | –verbose: Display detailed output for debugging purposes.
Examples
Initiating a New Repository
giteveryday new my-project
Cloning a Remote Repository
giteveryday clone https://github.com/user/repo
Pushing Changes to a Remote Repository
giteveryday push origin main
Pulling Changes from a Remote Repository
giteveryday pull origin main
Common Issues
- Permission Denied: Ensure you have sufficient permissions to access the specified repository.
- Invalid Remote URL: Verify that the remote repository URL is correct and accessible.
- Conflict Resolution: If there are merge conflicts when pulling, resolve them manually before continuing.
Integration
- Use with Git Alias: Create a Git alias to simplify common giteveryday commands. For example:
alias gc='giteveryday commit'
- Pipeline Integration: Incorporate giteveryday commands into automated pipelines for continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD).
Related Commands
- git: The core Git command-line interface.
- hub: A wrapper around Git that simplifies interactions with GitHub.
- magit: A cross-platform GUI for Git.