v3.0.0

Release v3.0.0 | 21.10.2024

Breaking Changes

• Add a lot of new features, change some old commands, make interface better

Features

• Add new help with table and colors
• Add force push
• Add new aliases for existing commands
• Make pull better: add choosing of strategy, rebase, fetch info
• Add rebase command: new command for everything about rebasing
• Remove autosquash rebase from commit
• Add reset command: now you can choose a commit to reset
• Add custom ticket prefix
• Add A LOT of new modes to commit
• Add custom scopes to commit
• Add user settings to config
• Add ability to unset global configs
• Add feature to set remote url in the new repo

Fixes

• A lot of UI and UX fixes in all existing commands

Misc

• Add build action to create an executable script
• Add minify after build to delete newlines and comments
• New README

2.2.0

Features

commit: add fast push
main: change default sep to '_'
branch: change refactor branch name to chore

Bug Fixes

push: get repo for https urls
push: cannot push in new repo

2.1.0

Features

commit: add empty type for commit message and remove perf
push: add warning when pushing to main

Bug Fixes

merge: fix merging remote branches after fetching

Misc

docs: add commit demo
docs: update installation tutorial
docs: add shorthands table

2.0.0

Introduce the new format of interaction with gitbasher — global executable instead of Makefile. Also output formats were updated and added some new commands, README was also updated.

You can place gitb script to your .../bin folder and use it in every place without any additional installations, just as git.

CHANGELOG

• Get rid of active using of Makefile, create a single executable script
• Change the way of using commands — now it contains command itself and mode, which allows to write commands using space instead of dash
• Some command's outputs become better
• Fix bugs with push header and merge success messages
• Add short aliases for all commands and modes
• Use git config for configurations, add gitb config commands
• Add gitb status command
• Update README

1.0.0

gitbasher allows you to interact with your Git repository from the command line in a simple and intuitive way, speeding up the development process, making it more consistent and reducing the number of mistakes

This version is some kind of MVP and has a huge disadvantage — everything is based on Makefile and installation process may be difficult. This will be fixed in future versions and the user experience will also be improved after receiving feedback.

Features

• commit — commiting your changes
• pull — fetch and merge changes from a remote repo
• push — push changes to a remote repo
• branch - manage your local and remote branches
• tag - manage your local and remote tags
• <gitlog> — some useful operations with git log and reflog