README.md

git-scripts

A bunch of handy git scripts intended to be used with SourceTree's custom actions.

reset-clean-to.sh

Saves all your local changes to a save point, and resets the index to the specified commit. This is better than just a straight hard reset because you can still get back the changes with git reflog.

Arguments

1. Commit-ish

Examples

reset-clean-to.sh <branch> reset-clean-to.sh <SHA> reset-clean-to.sh <tag>

stash-with-untracked.sh

Stashes your local changes with untracked files.

pop-stash-with-index.sh

Pops the stash and tries to reinstate the changes in the index when the stash was made.

cherry-pick-no-commit.sh

Cherry picks the specified commit without committing.

Arguments

1. Commit-ish

del-merged.sh

Deletes local branches that have been merged into the specified branch. The current branch, specified branch, and master are ignored. If no branch has been specified, the current branch is used.

Arguments

1. Branch name

Examples

Example	Description
del-merged.sh	Deletes local branches merged into current branch
del-merged.sh mybranch	Deletes local branches merged into mybranch
del-merged.sh master	Deletes local branches merged into master

force-push.sh

Probably a dangerous operation, but is guaranteed to be safe.

#notaguarantee #isreallynotsafe #ubetanowoturdoin

Arguments

1. Branch name: if not specified, defaults to the current branch
2. Remote name: if not specified, defaults to origin

Examples

Example	Description
force-push.sh	Force pushes the current branch to origin
force-push.sh mybranch	Force pushes mybranch to origin
force-push.sh mybranch myotherremote	Force pushes mybranch to myotherremote
force-push.sh myotherremote	Wanted to force push the current branch to myotherremote? Well, bad arguments means force push the branch myotherremote to origin. Oops.

#youhavebeenwarned