Hi,
I'm using git-svn to track an SVN server so my *master* branch is a
mirror of the SVN trunk. I have a *develop* branch of *master* which is
where I do my work (or branches from *develop*). Some initial commits to
the *develop* branch are setting version files to "snapshots" rather than
us
/bin/sh script with no bash specifics... IMO.
set -e at top to make it bail if any command errors. you can even call
it "git-do-my-thing" and install in your path, so its possible to call
"git do-my-thing" from the command line, it will look like a git
command (obviously, use a better name.. :-).
Thanks Sam. That's a great tip about naming it "git-xyz" so you can use
"git xyz"!
I assume you're suggesting I use the git commands I posted rather than
using plumbing commands?
Cheers,
Alex
On Thursday, 8 August 2013 18:14:39 UTC+1, Sam Roberts wrote:
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> /bin/sh script with no bash specific
