Hub pull-request command, simplified. Update defaults, then you can just run ```pull.rb``` without options for most current pull request, or easily add branch-specific info with less hassle. I'd alias to something like ```gpr```

pull.rb

#!/usr/bin/env ruby

require 'optparse'

options = {}
OptionParser.new do |opts|
  opts.banner = "Usage: pull.rb [options]"

  ###### DEFAULTS
  options[:account] = "qstream"
  options[:base] = "trove-master"
  options[:pull] = %x{git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD}.strip
  options[:message] = "Request to pull feature branch #{options[:pull]} into #{options[:base]}"
  ######

  opts.on("-a ACCOUNT", "Github account to use") do |a|
    options[:account] = a
  end

  opts.on("-i ISSUE", "Tie to issue number") do |i|
    options[:issue] = i.to_i
  end

  opts.on("-b BASE-REPO", "Base repository") do |b|
    b = "trove-master" if b == "trove"
    b = "rails31" if b == "rails"
    options[:base] = b
  end

  opts.on("-p PULL-REPO", "Current (pull) repository") do |p|
    options[:pull] = p
  end

  opts.on("-m MESSAGE", "Pull request message (ignored if -i switch is used)") do |m|
    options[:message] = m
  end

  opts.parse!
end

cmd = "hub pull-request"
cmd += options[:issue].nil? ? " \"#{options[:message]}\"" : " -i #{options[:issue]}"
cmd += " -b #{options[:account]}:#{options[:base]}"
cmd += " -h #{options[:account]}:#{options[:pull]}"

puts %x{#{cmd}}