A sophisticated Git workflow automation system that provides an interactive, user-friendly interface for common and advanced Git operations. This tool simplifies complex Git commands while adding safety checks and enhanced functionality.
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🎯 Interactive Command Interface
- Step-by-step prompts for complex operations
- Clear feedback and confirmation dialogs
- Color-coded output for better visibility
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🛡️ Safety and Validation
- Built-in checks for dangerous operations
- Validation of branch names and commands
- Dry-run options for sensitive operations
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🔄 Advanced Git Operations
- Comprehensive branch management
- Advanced commit workflows
- Interactive tag operations
- Smart branch switching
- Conflict resolution assistance
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🎨 User Experience
- Reduced typing with intuitive aliases
- Built-in help and documentation
- Color-coded status and feedback
- Progress indicators for long operations
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🔧 Extended Functionality
- Support for Git hooks and customization
- Submodule management
- Remote repository operations
- Advanced diff and merge tools
- List and filter tags
- Create lightweight, annotated, and signed tags
- Delete local and remote tags
- Push tags to remote
- Verify tag signatures
- Compare tags
- Switch to existing branches
- Create and switch to new branches
- Detach HEAD to specific commits
- Manage branch tracking
- Handle uncommitted changes safely
- Create orphan branches
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onno-init- Initialize repository with various configuration options - 📥
onno-clone- Clone repositories with advanced options (shallow, sparse, etc.) - 📊
onno-status- View repository status with customizable output formats
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onno-branch- Comprehensive branch management - 🔄
onno-switch- Smart branch switching with safety checks - 🔀
onno-merge- Advanced merge operations with conflict resolution - 📌
onno-tag- Full tag management system
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onno-commit- Interactive commit operations with multiple options - 📝
onno-commit- Commit with customizable messages - 🕒
onno-commit- Commit with specific dates - 🔏
onno-commit- GPG-signed commits - ↩️
onno-commit- Modify the last commit
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onno-push- Push changes with various safety options - ⬇️
onno-pull- Pull changes with merge/rebase options - 🔄
onno-fetch- Fetch updates with advanced configuration
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onno-log- View history with custom formatting - 🔍
onno-diff- Compare changes with various options - 🔎
onno-grep- Search through repository content - ⚡
onno-bisect- Binary search through history
Run ./install.sh
- Clone the repository into your C: drive:
git clone https://github.com/paren-thesis/OnNo-git.git - Add the bin directory to your PATH:
- If using Git Bash: Add this line to your ~/.bashrc:
export PATH=$PATH:/c/OnNo-git/bin - If using PowerShell: Run this command in an admin PowerShell:
[Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("Path", $env:Path + ";C:\OnNo-git\bin", "User")
- If using Git Bash: Add this line to your ~/.bashrc:
Run ./uninstall.sh
- Remove the bin directory from your PATH
- Delete the C:\OnNo-git directory