Personal Bash & Git Settings

Based on https://github.com/nikitug/bash-settings & http://stevehodgkiss.com/posts/speed-up-your-git-workflow-with-bash-aliases

HOW TO

Linux

1. clone this repo to ~/.bash

2. add the following line into ~/.bash_login (or .bashrc):

   . ~/.bash/git.sh

3. reload the shell

Windows

1. clone this repo to %UserProfile%

2. add the following line to %UserProfile%/.bash_login:

   . %UserProfile%/git.sh

3. reload the shell

FILES

• set-git-config.sh :: A git configuration script. It will set most used settings as Identity, Color, Push default. Usage:

  ./set-git-config.sh "Your Name" "your@email.com"

• .gitexcludes :: This file is a global file to ignore things that probably shouldn't be committed to git.

• git.sh :: Script that initializes all other scripts

• git-shortcuts.sh :: Describes all available aliases for git

• bash-shortcuts.sh :: Simple bash aliases for cd/clear/ls

• git-completion.sh :: Bash completion support for core Git. Copyright (C) 2006,2007 Shawn O. Pearce <spearce@spearce.org>

notes

• Files are stored in UTF±8 encoding.