nice and all, but what i really want from github is the ability to pull request from the command line. (i know it's scriptable, but I've not got round to it yet)
I use it daily and it's a timesaver. The syntax for creating a pull request from a branch on a non-forked remote forces you to always pass the -h option, but beyond that it's amazingly simple.
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nice and all, but what i really want from github is the ability to pull request from the command line. (i know it's scriptable, but I've not got round to it yet)
One of my coworkers recently put this together. It lets you issue pull requests from the command line. Check it out:
https://github.com/AndrewLorente/pullme
Like hubs' pull-request?
https://github.com/defunkt/hub
I have to second the hub suggestion.
I use it daily and it's a timesaver. The syntax for creating a pull request from a branch on a non-forked remote forces you to always pass the -h option, but beyond that it's amazingly simple.
Also, you can very easily associate a pull request with an issue. If you're using GitHub issues for feature planning it makes it very nice.
looks great, thanks for the suggestion
Using this one:
https://github.com/splitbrain/git-pull-request