Please ensure you have the following installed. The scripts will ensure they are installed and error out with a helpful message about where to find them if they are not.
Generally speaking, automations are all shell scripts, so you can run them however you like.
I tend to copy them from their source folders to ~/bin/<script-name> and then run chmod +x ~/bin/<script-name> to make them executable.
You could then choose to further alias them like so:
alias gcai="~/bin/autocommitmessage.sh"
alias review="~/bin/autoreview.sh"
alias autopr="~/bin/autopullrequest.sh"
The exact way you pull this off and where you write your aliases will differ slightly depending on your shell. I'll include shell-specific installation guides shortly.
Override your builtin cd command
This is currently saved to my ~/.zshrc file. It works by overriding your built in change directory command, still calling
This function assumes you have copied autogit.sh to ~/bin/autogit.sh. If you have installed it elsewhere on your system, be sure to update the path in this function.
Note this also assumes you have installed github.com/charmbracelet/gum. Be sure to run zsh in a new terminal or shell after updating your ~/.zshrc file for your changes to take effect.
function cd() {
builtin cd "$@" && gum spin --title "Autogit updating git repo if necessary..." --show-output ~/bin/autogit.sh
}
Create a new shell function named whatever you like
I picked gcai, because my git commit alias is already gc - so gcai stands for git commit A.I.
function gcai() {
# This assumes you've already got an alias for the autocommitmessage script and have the script installed and made executable
autocommitmessage
}