The process of adding and pushing files with git may tend to be boring and repetitive.
Do less with one script, check git status, add files to staging area, commit the staged files with a message, and push with "gscp" script.
How to use the script
Step 1. Download the script from the github repo.
Link To Repo
git clone https://github.com/kyagie/gscp.git
Step 2. Paste the script in the a folder called bin in your user directory.
If you do not have this folder, create it in the /home/{user} directory, with mkdir bin
. And paste the script here.
You should end up with something like this /home/arthur/bin/gscp
Step 3. Change permissions on the file.
chmod 755 gscp
The script is now ready for use globally
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Automating Git operations can save time and reduce repetitive tasks, making workflow management smoother. The gscp script simplifies the process by checking Git status, adding files, committing with a message, and pushing changes—all in one command. To use it, simply clone the repository, place the script in the bin folder within your user directory, and update file permissions. Once set up, you can execute Git commands globally with ease. If you're interested in more automation tools, for Script ML Free Check This Out to explore additional resources that can enhance your workflow.