An interactive CLI tool to add a remote fork to a local Git repository. When run from a Git repo, it queries GitHub for the full list of forks and offers simple choices for adding one under a local alias. The added fork will be configured with a pull-url only; the push-url will be disabled.
cargo install add-remote
Simply cd
to a Git repository and run add-remote
.
add-remote
will display all forks which aren't currently copied locally, then ask you to choose
one and to provide an alias for it.
It will offer a default selection (i.e. just hit
add-remote.preferredFork
if set, and if that fork
is not already added locallyYou can set add-remote.preferredFork
(e.g. to maidsafe
) by running:
git config --global --add add-remote.preferredFork maidsafe
Having chosen the fork to add, you will then be asked to provide an alias for it. Again, a default value will be presented, chosen as follows:
add-remote.mainForkOwnerAlias
if set, or else uses "upstream"
add-remote.'Fork Alias'
if
setYou can set add-remote.mainForkOwnerAlias
(e.g. to owner
) by running:
git config --global --add add-remote.mainForkOwnerAlias owner
Default aliases can be added to your .gitconfig file under the subkey
add-remote.'Fork Alias'.<owner's name>
by running e.g:
git config --global --add add-remote.'Fork Alias'.dirvine David
git config --global --add add-remote.'Fork Alias'.Viv-Rajkumar Viv
Having run these Git config commands, your .gitconfig should contain the following:
[add-remote]
preferredFork = maidsafe
mainForkOwnerAlias = owner
[add-remote "Fork Alias"]
dirvine = David
Viv-Rajkumar = Viv
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