These are scripts that I use to streamline my github workflow. These scripts assume two things:

1. You're working off of a fork of a master repo and you've set the master repo as a remote called 'upstream' (using a command like git remote add upstream https://github.com/willfulbard/gitscripts.git).
2. You have a pull request template located at repo/.github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md
3. You have your $EDITOR variable set in your shell to your preferred text editor

git and github's command line interface hub. You can find installation instructions for hub here:

https://github.com/github/hub

(tl;dr - just run brew install hub)

Add the folder to your $PATH. To test you can run gitcommands or gitscripts to see the help for the scripts.

1. In your repository on the master branch, use gitstart mybranchname to start new work on a branch by that name.
2. Once you've finished and completed some work you'd like to push up, use the gitprep command
3. If the rebasing in gitprep worked, then your ready to create a pull request using gitpullreq
4. At this point, a frew different things could happen:
   • If you need to amend your pull request, commit your changes in the branch and run gitprep to re-push your changes to your fork.
   • If you want to start new work, then git checkout master and start at number 1
5. Once your pull request has been merged, checkout the branch associated with your pull request and run gitfinish. WARNING: This will delete the branch both locally and remotely.

Have fun!

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