Do you often find yourself switching between a handful of branches? If it's
more than 2 branches, git checkout - won't cut it. Give these typing fingers
a rest with git-recent.
Running git recent shows a nice menu with the 5 recently checked-out
branches, and lets you check them out in 2 keystrokes.
Copy-paste this line to Bash and run:
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cool-RR/git-recent/master/git-recent -o ~/bin/git-recent && chmod +x ~/bin/git-recentGive git recent a test run to make sure you did it right.
Copy the git-recent file above to ~/bin/ or anywhere that's on your path,
chmod it to be executable, and give git recent a test run to make sure you
did it right.
I like to use git rc as a shorter alias to git recent. This command would
add that alias:
$ git config --global alias.rc recentI've quit my job recently and I'm looking for my next home! If you're hiring and you're looking for a gray-bearded Pythonista, shoot me an email and I'll send you my CV.
I'm thinking mostly of Berlin or Munich, but anywhere in the EU could work.
Copyright (c) 2020 Ram Rachum and collaborators, released under the MIT license.