Below is my custom gitp command which works great (with psuedo-code). I would like to add to the script by having it automatically auto-index and checkout to a new branch. Hoping there is a command-line bash whiz who can figure it out! :)
previous_branch_num = 0;
gitp() {
git add -A &&
git commit -m "${1?'Missing commit message'}" &&
git push
git checkout -b "v{++previous_branch_num}" //<--psuedo code
}
Simply:
#!/bin/bash
previous_branch_num=0
gitp() {
git add -A &&
git commit -m "${1?'Missing commit message'}" &&
git push
git checkout -b "v$((++previous_branch_num))" # <-- real code
}
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