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A better Git experience for common tasks.
$ npm install --global gx-cli
$ gx --help
Usage
$ gx [branch name]
Options
--help Display this message
--message -m "<commit message>" Add a custom commit message
--tag -t "<new version number>" Tag and annotate the current commit with
the passed version number
--rename -r "<new branch name>" Rename the branch locally and remote
Examples
Commit all staged and unstaged changes with a generic
commit message and push the commit to origin
$ gx
Commit all staged and unstaged changes with a custom
commit message and push the commit to origin
$ gx -m "Made some awesome changes"
Switch to an existing branch
$ gx existing-branch
If the specified name is not an existing branch a
branch with that name will be created
$ gx non-existing-branch
Swith to last branch
$ gx -
Tag and annotate the current commit with a version number
and push the tag to origin
$ gx -t "1.4.5"
MIT © Kahlil Lechelt
FAQs
> A better Git experience for common tasks.
We found that gx-cli 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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