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One might have sudo privileges configured via /etc/sudoers (It's the default on AWS EC2 instances!)
Yes, but you still need to call "sudo poweroff", not just "poweroff".
Besides that, looks interesting and I will give it a try!
I use hub[0] to accomplish some of the same things. `hub fork` creates a fork and sets up a new remote. After pushing to my fork, `hub pull-request` creates a pull request. [0] https://github.com/github/hub
Well, I saw about hub, but I wasn't happy with the fact that it's a github only tool, I really wanted a service agnostic tool, and also because the CLI API was not great. I don't want a tool to replace git, I want it to extend it. What git-repo really offers is a tool that integrates nicely to the git CLI (as `git-something` is also available as `git something`, so git-repo acts per default as `git repo hub…`). And t…
The name is slightly problematic as Google also released something with the same name: used for Android to solve the issue with multiple repositories instead of submodules. Besides that, looks interesting and I will give it a try!
The only issue might be my project being shadowed by google and go, but the more people will like and use the tool I baked with , the more it'll appear on their first page. So it's not really up to me, but up to you all liking it!
And finally, if someone comes with a nicer better name than what I chose (I actually did not spend more than 2.42 minutes on the name when I had to mkdir the project's directory), I might be happy to rename :)
Otherwise, I hope you'll like the tool and send me patches and <3
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note that I did not say that git has a good UX, I said it's /rather well designed/… Maybe should I have emphazised on the /rather/, or used something stronger like /relatively/ . But anyway, designing the command line API of my own tool took me enough headaches — and I'm still not 100% satisfied — to understand how hard it is to have a consistent and great UX for something that offer as many features as git does. Tho…
I agree with you on everything, except the "easy to remember" part. Git's UI is very convoluted and inconsistent. Designing a good UI is really hard, but I see too many people fall into the "I learnt it, so it must be easy!" trap. Congratulations for making git-repo, by the way! It looks extremely useful.
nice idea. bad name
nice idea. bad name
thank you. Please suggest a better name! :-D