Bash script to sync a forked project with its upstream repository

sync-upstream.sh

#/bin/bash

red=`tput setaf 1`
green=`tput setaf 2`
yellow=`tput setaf 3`
upstream=$1
branch=$2

# checks if there is a remote repo called upstream
check_upstream() {
    git remote -v | grep upstream
    # if there are no remote repository called upstream
    if [ $? -ne 0  ]; then
        printf "${red}Upstream not configured\n"
        # if the url was passed as an parameter, adds a remote repo called upstream pointing to that url
        if [[ $upstream ]]; then
            printf "${yellow}Upstream URL will be set to ${upstream}\n"
            git remote add upstream $upstream
        else
            # if there is no remote called upstream and no url was passed aborts the whole thing
            printf "${red}Upstream parameter not informed, please inform it like this:\n\n${yellow}--> bash sync-upstream <upstream-url> <branch-to-sync-from>\n\n"
            printf "${yellow}This is an one time configuration (for each forked repository)\n\n"
            exit 1
        fi
    else
        printf "${green}Upstream seems to be configured\n"
    fi
}

# check if a branch was passed as parameter and if not it makes the master as the default branch
check_branch() {
    if [[ $branch ]]; then
        printf "${green}Branch to sync to is set to {$branch}\n"
    else
        printf "${yellow}Branch to sync to not supplied, using *master* as the default branch to sync to\n"
        branch="master"
    fi
}

# fetch updates from upstream
# merges upstream with a given branch
# push the changes
sync() {
    printf "${green}Fetching its updates...\n"
    git fetch upstream
    if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
        printf "${green}Merging updates with ${branch}\n"
        git merge upstream/$branch
        git push
    else
        printf "${red}"
    fi
}


check_upstream
check_branch
sync

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