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The Good Morning Command
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gm.sh
# the good-morning command (where upstream is your target remote -- or could be origin)
function gm {
branch_name="$(git branch 2> /dev/null | sed -e '/^[^*]/d' -e 's/* \(.*\)/\1 /')"
echo "Currently on $branch_name"
git checkout master
git pull upstream master
git checkout $branch_name
git rebase master
}
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jmeridth commented Oct 12, 2011

Cloned it and already used it. Thanks.

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phatboyg commented Dec 6, 2011

Call me a moron, but how do I use this on Windows? :)

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jmeridth commented Dec 6, 2011

with msysgit installed

  1. vim ~/.bashrc
  2. :set paste (notice the prefixing colon)
  3. press 'i' to go into insert mode
  4. paste function above
  5. press esc
  6. :wq (notice the prefixing colon)
  7. source ~/.bashrc
  8. inside git bash just type 'gm'

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phatboyg commented Dec 6, 2011

Got it, thanks!

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