Bash functions to create multiple PRs from the current branch

readme.md

Usage

1. Put the contents of this file in your .zshrc or .zprofile (if you use ZSH) or .bash_profile (if you use Bash)
2. Open a new terminal

Note: You need hub command line tool for this to work. Get it here https://hub.github.com/

What does it do?

make-2-prs

You should build the feature from version-12-hotfix for this to work.

1. Pushes the current branch to your origin
2. Creates a Pull Request for version-12-hotfix branch
3. Creates a new branch with the name "{branch-name}-fp"
4. Cherry picks the last commit
5. Pushes the branch to your origin
6. Creates a Pull Request for develop branch

make-3-prs

You should build the feature from version-11-hotfix for this to work.

Same as above, but will make PRs to version-11-hotfix, version-12-hotfix and develop.

make-multiple-prs

make-3-prs() {
    push-and-pr version-11-hotfix

    new-branch-and-cherry-pick version-12-hotfix
    push-and-pr version-12-hotfix

    new-branch-and-cherry-pick develop
    push-and-pr develop
}

make-2-prs() {
    push-and-pr version-12-hotfix

    new-branch-and-cherry-pick develop
    push-and-pr develop
}

new-branch-and-cherry-pick() {
    current_branch=$(git branch | grep \* | cut -d ' ' -f2)
    last_commit=$(git log --format="%h" -n 1)

	git checkout -B "$current_branch-fp" upstream/$1
	git cherry-pick "$last_commit"
}

push-and-pr() {
    git push origin head
    hub pull-request -b frappe:$1 --no-edit
}