sgit

Super git! A powershell wrapper around git for performing common operations.

How to use

1. Clone the repo
2. Add sgit.ps1 to your PATH
3. Open a PowerShell command prompt
4. Run sgit commands

Note: I'll integrate help at some point, but right now, I just look at the file if I forget the commands or inputs.

Branching

sgit commands follow my branch-strategy.

Commands

checkout

Checks out a feature and dev branch (see branch-strategy) from the default branch (main).

main => feature => dev

• Type - (Mandatory) The type of work item. Example: userstory|bug|task|issue|feature
• WorkItemNumber - (Mandatory) The number of the work item. Example: 12345
• Title - (Mandatory) The title of the work. Example: my-feature
• SourceBranch - (Optional) The base branch to derive the feature branch from. Defaults to main.
• SourceName - (Optional) The name of the remote source to push the branch to. Defaults to origin.
• Username - (Optional) An override for the dev branch's username. Defaults to [Environment]::Username.ToLower().

Example command:

sgit checkout -Type 'bug' -WorkItemNumber '12345' -Title 'fix-checkout'

The above would:

1. Create and push to the remote a branch off main called bug/12345/fix-checkout
2. Create and push to the remote a branch off of bug/12345/fix-checkout called dev/<your username>/12345/fix-checkout