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Change style of ga -l output. Change colors, add author of commit to output.
v1.5.3
Minor change, change phrasing of list with latest releases when using -r flag
v1.5.2
Improve readability of README file.
Makefile now creates ~/bin if necessary
v1.5.1
Minor changes to improve readibility of -h help menu printed by the program
v1.5.0
Add -a flag to stage all modifications in the commit (file modifications, deletions and new files)
Add a Makefile for easy installation (linking) of script
v1.4.0
Add -l flag to print sanitized output of git log
v1.3.1
Limit number of release versions showed in the list to up to 10 (using head -n 10)
v1.3.0
Waiting bug was still present, fix it.
Ask during -r (release) if release is a pre-release
v1.2.3
Truely fix the fetch waiting bug
v1.2.2
Fix bug with wait time, before fetching tags after creating a new release.
Otherwise, the server did not have time to fetch the new tags, right after
creating a new release.
v1.2.1
Fetch tags to local repo, after creating a new release
v1.2.0
Implement the -r flag to create new releases
v1.1.4
Fix bug with wait time, wrong sytax. Sleep function would not run.
v1.1.3
Add a new variable to more easily change the wait time before calling the GitHub Actions API, otherwise it is too quick after a push for the API to realize the a new GitHub Action was being run.
Older releases
v1.1.2 correct bugs related to -w flag. -w flag was not tested properly
v1.1.1 introduces the -w flag to run gh run watch after pushing, in order to show any GitHub Actions jobs being executed
v1.1.0 introduces the -p flag, which allows you to perform commits without pushing to the remote repo. This flag is very useful when combined with key mappings in vim, so that one can perform a quick commit in normal mode, but does not lose that much time as when handling a git push handshake.
v1.0.4 greps the output of git status with the -s flag, in order to show the information in a more concise way.
v1.0.3 is the fully working version for all -hmsv flags. (The last flag which was implemented was -s)
v1.0.0 should be able to handle all flags appropriately (except -h and -s). Nonetheless, it is a MVP and should improve your git commits handling massively.