Push is a version control system tool that manages sources code as to how git works.
- To limits the time it takes to type
$ git add file
$ git commit -m <COMMIT_MSG>
$ git push
when trying to upload projects and source codes to GitHub.
- Make use of options that enhances the use of the command; such as:
- -v, --verbose: By default push doesn't display information, but it does when this opition is specified.
- -s, --status Prints the git status of project
- -h, --help, ?: Displays help informations on how to use it.
- -ver, --version: Displays the version and make year of this command.
- and others...
- Note: It is not meant to replace the
git
VCS, but to enhance it.
To use this command, follow the following steps
- Clone this repo:
$ git clone https://github.com/Vulcanric/Push_VCS.git
- Change Directory to the Push_VCS repo.
$ cd Push_VCS
- When inside the directory, make the file
installer
executable.
$ chmod +x installer
- Run the installer to use the command.
$ ./installer
-
Run again, to confirm.
-
Now you can use the
push
command.
To use, start by using the help options
push -h
OR push --help
OR push ?