Git scripts

Collection of scripts and utilities I create in my spare time to make my life easier when using git.

• git-worktree-wrapper: Manage worktrees faster and easily
• git-worktree-airflow: Manage Airflow DAGs within bare repositories
• github-now: Create a Github repository from the CLI
  • Usage
• git-partial-clone: Clone a subdirectory of a repository
  • Usage
  • Docker
• bashrc-utils: Misc aliases and functions

git-workgtree-wrapper: Manage worktrees faster and easily

Wrapper around git-worktree that lets you easily create, switch and delete worktrees of bare repositories by using commands you already know: git checkout and git branch.

git-worktree-airflow: Manage Airflow DAGs within bare repositories

Post-checkout hook script that lets Airflow now the worktree of DAGs to load when the dags_folderis pointing to a bare repository.

github-now: Create a Github repository from the CLI

This script creates and pushes a new repository on Github from the current directory using the command line.

You'll need to generate an access token, as password authentication is deprecated. Save your token in ~/.github-token.

Usage

Create a symlink of the script to your local path

ln -sr ./github-now/github-now.sh ~/.local/bin/github-now

Run the script

github-now

github-now will prompt you to enter the description and privacy of the new repository. Then all you have to do is confirm or reject the operation.

git-partial-clone: Clone a subdirectory of a git repository

This scripts clones a subdirectory of a github/gitlab repository.

Quick usage on CLI

Install the script (does not require sudo).

cd git-partial-clone/
./install.sh

Example

git-partial-clone --owner=lu0 --repo=vscode-settings --subdir=json/snippets

See the entire list of options and usage on the git-partial-clone repository.

Docker

You can also use the available docker image in your dockerfiles.

Note: The dockerfile is not THAT documented yet.

bashrc-utils: Misc aliases and functions

Paste them in your ~/.bashrc.

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