lorens247 · July 31, 2024 17:40 · lorens247 · Jul 31, 2024
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 A simple script to streamline the process of adding changes, committing them with a message and pushing to your Git repository.

 Here's a basic script in Bash that accomplishes this:

 ### Bash Script

 1. Create a new file named `git-commit-push.sh`.
 2. Add the following content to the file:

 ```
 # Check if a commit message was provided
 if [ -z "$1" ]
 then
  echo "Commit message is required"
  exit 1
 fi

 # Stage all changes
 git add .

 # Commit with the provided message
 git commit -m "$1"

 # Push to the current branch
 git push

 # Print a success message
 echo "Changes have been pushed successfully."
 ```

 3. Save the file and make it executable:
 ```bash
 chmod +x git-commit-push.sh
 ```

 ### Usage

 To use the script, navigate to your Git repository's directory in the terminal and run:
 ```
 ./git-commit-push.sh "Your commit message here"
 ```

 Replace `"Your commit message here"` with your actual commit message. The script will automatically add all changes, commit them with the provided message, and push to the remote repository.
	A simple script to streamline the process of adding changes, committing them with a message and pushing to your Git repository.

	Here's a basic script in Bash that accomplishes this:

	### Bash Script

	1. Create a new file named `git-commit-push.sh`.
	2. Add the following content to the file:

	```
	# Check if a commit message was provided
	if [ -z "$1" ]
	then
	echo "Commit message is required"
	exit 1
	fi

	# Stage all changes
	git add .

	# Commit with the provided message
	git commit -m "$1"

	# Push to the current branch
	git push

	# Print a success message
	echo "Changes have been pushed successfully."
	```

	3. Save the file and make it executable:
	```bash
	chmod +x git-commit-push.sh
	```

	### Usage

	To use the script, navigate to your Git repository's directory in the terminal and run:
	```
	./git-commit-push.sh "Your commit message here"
	```

	Replace `"Your commit message here"` with your actual commit message. The script will automatically add all changes, commit them with the provided message, and push to the remote repository.