Command line tool to send GitHub pull-request
Project description
git-pull-request is a command line tool to send GitHub pull-request from your terminal.
Installation
Use the standard Python installation method:
pip install git-pull-request
Usage
You need to write your GitHub credentials into your ~/.netrc file:
machine github.com login jd password f00b4r
Once you made a bunch of commits into a branch, just type:
git pull-request
This will:
Fork the upstream repository into your account (if needed)
Add your forked repository as a remote named “github” (if needed)
Force push your current branch to your remote
Create a pull-request for your current branch to the remote matching branch, or master by default.
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