create meaningful git branch names (based on github issues) easily
I try and create meaningful issue titles on GitHub and I found it annoying to retype the same thing execpt with dashes when I create branches to work on those issues.
For example I opened an issue titled: auto detect owner and repository. It got assigned an issue number: 6. Now whenever I decide to start working on that issue I'd like to be able to create a branch name for it quickly. Preferably something that will quickly let me know what issue I'm working on and something that will be meaninful.
Issue Number: #6 Issue Title: auto detect owner and repository
The following branch is created: 6-auto-detect-owner-and-repository by
executing ghib 6 in my repository
npm install -g ghib
While you are in your project directory do the following and a branch will be created for you (checkout master or whatever branch you need to first if necessary, so the branch is created with the right parent).
ghib <githubIssueNumber>
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create meaningful branch names based on github issues
The npm package ghib receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, ghib popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ghib demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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