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File that runs a terminal command in OSX

I'm trying to make it easier for a non-techy person to deploy to heroku.

In order to commit you make a git-push, like this:

git commit -a -m "autocommit"
git push heroku master

The end user of this solution isn't very comfortable with terminal commands. Is it possible to create a file that, once double-clicked will trigger theese commands in the terminal?

I ended up naming the file deploy.command. After that I went to the terminal and executed chmod +x deploy.command

that worked!

Yeah, through Automator or AppleScript. Both can be saved as self-executables that run terminal commands.

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