Blogged: git-url

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+layout: post
+title:  "git-url"
+date:   2019-03-08
+tags:   [cli]
+---
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+A while ago, [I created a shell script][gist] called `git-url`. It prints the remote origin URL of your current git-repository (or exit 1 if no git-repo is found). If the URL is in `git:` format, it is converted to `http:` format.
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+Why would one write this? Because of <code>open `git-url`</code>.
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+This will open the GitHub- or BitBucket-repository in your favorite browser. I use it all the time!
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+Above works on macOS. Windows uses `start` instead of `open`, but I don't know how it works with Windows Subsystem for Linux.
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+[gist]: https://gist.github.com/doekman/45acdb0ceedd9dc9dc6105d0b058b06a

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