Wrappers for common git commands so they can be used in aliases very efficiently.

All commands come with default git completion.

Installation

zgen

zgen load seletskiy/zsh-git-smart-commands

git-smart-commit

With arguments same as git commit -m. Without arguments behaves like git commit -v.

Also, removes necessity of quotes around commit message.

alias c='git-smart-commit'

Then, commits can be done via:

c my supper commit message

Autocompletion always works:

c my blah blah --am<TAB>
# ==> c my blah blah --amend

Note: quotes are not mandatory now.

git-smart-add

alias a='git-smart-add'

Without arguments will add all files in the repo to the index. Otherwise will act as specified in commmand line.

git-smart-push

alias p='git-smart-push seletskiy'

Seek for remote named as first argument, and if it is found, then push changes to that remote.

Otherwise push to origin.

git-smart-pull

alias u='git-smart-pull'

If working directory is dirty, then first stash changes, pull remote and pop changes back.

git-smart-remote

alias r='git-smart-remote'

If repo do not have remote yet, will add new remote named origin with url specified as first argument.