ColinRyan

# Requires bash, history, tail, cut, echo, and sed (if you have bash you probably 
# don't need to install anything).

# Takes a alias name and gets the last command from the history. Makes it an
# alias and puts it in .bash_aliases. Be sure to source .bash_aliases in .bashrc
# or this wont work.
makeAlias() 
{
if [ $# -eq 0 ]; then
    echo "No arguments supplied. You need to pass an alias name"

ColinRyan

# 1) Pick a branch ($1)
# 2) stash 
# 3) checkout
# 4) updated files from last commit
# 5) commit and push if new edits made
# 6) back to previous branch
# 7) pop stash
g () {

    cd $(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)