QS - CLI tool to quickly squash your commit

Takeshi Kondo — Sun, 28 Oct 2018 10:08:44 +0000

Problem

When developing on GitHub, you may want to compile multiple commits into one commit.

At that time, you probably will do the following procedure:

git rebase -i <commit hash>
update from pick to squash
update the commit message
quit the editor

It is troublesome to take a lot of such interactive procedures.

Solution

I and @kamontia released QS as CLI tool.

QS helps to do these with just one command.

from: https://speakerdeck.com/chaspy/look-back-on-our-oss-activities

Repository: kamontia/qs
Language: Golang

How to install

Choose go get or brew, your preferred way. You can also download the prebuilt binary from the release page and place it in the directory where PATH passes.

To learn more, please see the README in the repository.

Summary

QS is very powerful and simple tool to squash your commit quickly

Please use it, and I'm glad if you give us improvement requests or impressions.

Thank you!

Switch aws-cli's profile

Takeshi Kondo — Sat, 30 Jun 2018 15:32:02 +0000

If you have a multiple aws account, you should want to switch these accounts.

Aws-cli provides AWS_DEFAULT_PROFILE environment variable. When you use aws-cli, use profile in this variable.

You can easily switch profile with using the following code.

awsc () {
  export AWS_DEFAULT_PROFILE=$(grep -oE "(\[).+(\])" ~/.aws/credentials | tr -d [] | peco)
}

Please put this code to .bash_profile.

You can select a profile in your credential.

Note: Dependency