Open Stash based git repo in Browser from command line

browseStash.sh

#!/bin/bash

STASH_SERVER="stash.dev-charter.net"

remotes="$(git remotes -v 2> /dev/null | tail -n 1)"

if [[ -n "${remotes}" ]];then
  SEP="7999"
  if [[ "$remotes" =~ "https:" ]];then
    SEP="scm"
  fi
  # Safely ignore this shellcheck as the sed is to complex for a simple variable replacement
  # shellcheck disable=SC2001
  open "$(echo "$remotes" | sed -e "s#.*${SEP}/\(.*\)/\(.*\).git.*#https://${STASH_SERVER}/stash/projects/\1/repos/\2/browse#")"
else
  printf "Error: %s does not appear to be in a git repository\n" "$(basename "${PWD}")"
fi

Handy script to open the current git repo in the default browser. To use:

Place the script somewhere in your $PATH
In the terminal, cd to a git repo or any of its subdirectories.
run the script browseStash

Your default browser should open a new tab (or window depending on your settings) with the stash repo you were looking at. Works if the remote is https or ssh based.

Handy for creating a PR after doing a push on a new branch.