Every single day, we commit code hundreds of times. But people spend a little bit of time opening up Github on a web interface (most of our developers hate it) and click through to issue a Pull Request.
We think this is old-fashioned, and here’s a simple script we wrote to make this process much easier. All that you will have to do is just run bash pr.sh
Here’s how you can use it:
- Download this repo
- Copy the pr.sh to code directory
- Install Hub
- Open and change the repo name, upstream name, company name, and branch name
- After you write great code and commit, run
bash pr.sh
to issue a PR.
We believe that this could save you a little bit of time. Hope you enjoy it.
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