Apparently, with the latest release, grit artifact got overwritten by gs target:
zeroalp$ grit --help
A simple Grit-powered CLI
Usage: grit [OPTIONS] [COMMAND]
Commands:
init Create a new, empty repository
clone Copy a remote repository into a new directory
remote List remotes, or add one
log Show recent commits reachable from HEAD
diff Show changes as a diff. No argument: uncommitted changes; with a commit: the change that commit introduced
show Show information about a commit, tag, or branch (defaults to HEAD)
status Show what's changed and where you are (this is the default)
shortlog List the commits on this branch that aren't on the target branch yet
add Stage changes. With no paths, stages everything
commit Stage every change and record a new commit
branch List branches, or create / delete one
switch Switch to another branch
merge Merge another branch into the current one
pick Cherry-pick a commit onto the current branch
fetch Download refs and objects from a remote
pull Fetch from the remote and integrate it into the current branch
push Publish the current branch to its remote
tag List tags, or create / delete one. A new tag points at HEAD
auth Sign in to GitHub (device flow) and store a token for HTTPS push/fetch
update Update grit to the latest release (re-runs the install script)
config Read, set, or list configuration values
manager Git credential helper backed by the Windows Credential Manager
help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
Options:
--json
Emit machine-readable JSON instead of human-readable text
--filter <EXPR>
jq-like expression applied to JSON output (requires `--json`).
Examples: `.branch`, `.commits[].oid`, `{branch, clean}`.
-h, --help
Print help (see a summary with '-h')
-V, --version
Print version
Therefore, lots of git-related functionality is now inaccessible (revert, rebase.. etc.)
Apparently, with the latest release,
gritartifact got overwritten bygstarget:Therefore, lots of git-related functionality is now inaccessible (revert, rebase.. etc.)