Git utilities

A repository of useful git utilities, including config file

Feature summary

• git graph: git log with one line per commit and graph lines
  • git graph-all: git graph for all commits
  • git graph-line: git graph, ignoring right-hand side of merges; only commits made on current branch
• git cite: Like git graph but formatted for citation
• git owner: Show the branch that "owns" a commit
• git user: Sets the current repo's user.name and user.email to the provided template
• git expandvar: Prints out a fully expanded variable, recursively until expansion produces no change, beware loops
• git root: Prints the path to the root of the current repo
• git basedir: Like git root but shows the root of the base if current repo is a worktree
• git scripts: Run specified script from the current worktree, repo, global, or system scripts path
  • git hooks: Run all hooks in the .d directory for worktree, local, global, and system in lexicographical order with conflicting files resolving by specificity e.g. a commit-mg.d/100_foo file exists in both local repo and system then onmly the local repo version is executed.
    • commit-msg: Validate the subject is well formatted according to Conventional Commits and adds relevant trailers
  • git ignore: Output the text of a .gitignore file for the languages / tools passed as arguments
  • git trailer: Scripts for specific trailers
    • git trailer Co-Authored-By: Takes a partial name and returns a matching name and email from the repo's committers / authors or prompts if interactive.
  • git cvar: Prints out a specific git config variable or all vars under a section.
  • git repotype: Prints the current repo type if no argument passed or returns success / error code if repo is that type
    • git isrepo: returns success / error code if repo is a regular repo
    • git isbare: returns success / error code if repo is a bare repo
    • git iswork: returns success / error code if repo is a non-regular repo worktree

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