feat: first cut of gpr

profile/git.sh

@@ -24,3 +24,44 @@ alias gbranchr='for k in `git branch -r | \
 
 # Push to origin. Use it all the time innit?
 alias gpo='git push --set-upstream origin $(git_current_branch)'
+
+# git push that directly opens merge request in GitLab
+gpmr() {
+  # push to current branch to remote origin
+  gitOutput=`git push origin $(git_current_branch) 2>&1` && \
+  # get URL for merge request
+  mrURL=`echo $gitOutput | awk '/remote:   http/ {print $2}'` && \
+  # open new merge request
+  open -a Google\ Chrome $mrURL
+}
+
+# git push that directly opens merge request in GitLab
+gpmr() {
+  # push to current branch to remote origin
+  gitOutput=`git push origin $(git_current_branch) 2>&1` && \
+  # get URL for merge request
+  mrURL=`echo $gitOutput | awk '/remote:   http/ {print $2}'` && \
+  # open new merge request
+  open -a Google\ Chrome $mrURL
+}
+
+# How to get the current branch: 
+# 
+gpr() {
+    # Get the current branch name.
+    branch=$(git symbolic-ref -q HEAD)
+    branch=${branch##refs/heads/}
+    branch=${branch:-HEAD}
+
+    # Push to origin, grabbing the output.
+    push_output=`git push origin -u $(branch) 2>&1`
+
+    # Show the output, so that it is clear to the user what is happening.
+    echo $(push_output)
+
+    # If there's anything which starts with http, it's a good guess it'll be a
+    # link to GitHub/GitLab/Whatever. So open it.
+    mrURL=`echo $gitOutput | awk '/remote:   http/ {print $2}'` && \
+        # open new merge request
+  open -a Google\ Chrome $mrURL
+}