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lazy-git

lazy-git is a set of commands that make working with git and git-flow (even) faster.

Attention! To use lazy-feature, lazy-feature, and lazy-feature you need to install Git-Flow first.

If there is any problem with this repository, best is to let me know on Twitter (@_marcba).

Installation

npm i -g @themarcba/lazy-git

Use

Commit

This is to make a "lazy" commit. It autmatically adds unstaged files and commits all changes. For extra lazy developers, this can be even called without a commmit message. It'll set one for you. This is not recommended though 😉

# Commit with custom message:
$ c <commit-message>

# Commit with version bump message:
$ c v

# Commit with 'Updated README' message:
$ c (rm | r)

# Commit with lazy pre-written message:
$ c

Push

This is to make a "lazy" push. There are shortcuts for the master and develop branch. Plus, if no branch is specified, a push is made to the branch you're currently in.

# Push to master:
$ p (master | m)

# Push to develop:
$ p (develop | d)

# Push to current branch:
$ p

Pull

This is to make a "lazy" pull. There are shortcuts for the master and develop branch. Plus, if no branch is specified, a pull is made from the branch you're currently in.

# Pull from master:
$ pu (master | m)

# Pull from develop:
$ pu (develop | d)

# Pull from current branch:
$ pu

Feature

This is to manage the "git flow feature" commands:

git flow feature start
git flow feature finish

Start a feature:

$ f

Finish a specific feature:

$ f (finish | stop)

Finish the current feature:

$ f (finish | stop)

## Release
This is to manage the "git flow release" commands: 
* git flow release start <version number> 
* git flow release finish <version number>

 ```bash
# Start a release:
$ rl <version number>

# Finish a specific release:
$ rl (finish | stop) <version number>

# Finish the current release:
$ rl (finish | stop)