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git-autosave-and-hooks

v1.2.1

Published

Mantain synced all development branch no matter the machine by maching commit to any changes on the branch

Downloads

2

Readme

How to use

install with npm install git-autosave-and-hooks Add to the packages.json scripts as "autosync": "./node_modules/git-autosave-and-hooks/check-git.sh" Run it npm run autosync

How it works

Note: it will never autocommit or push if the branch is master

Auto Commit

  • every 3 to 8 seconds, the monitor with read for any new changes, if there are and you are not at the master branch, it will auto commit adding WIP - autosave message to the project.

Auto Push

  • the monitor will detect if you local branch is up to date with the remote branch, if it is not updated it with new commit:
    • it will verify if the branch is created in the remote, if not, it will push it
    • anytime the local commit and the remote commit are different, it will automatically push the commits

Auto Pull

  • any time there is diferences in local and remote, pull and push the last commits

Good to have, source:

https://thoughtbot.com/blog/autosquashing-git-commits