scud

move fast because or as if driven by the wind.

The all-in-one tool for streamlining the many version control processes of your development workflow. Agnostic to your codebase’s internals, it just works.

• 🏎️ Fast (Rust-powered)
• 🧩 Extensible
• ⚙️ Configurable
• ✨ Feature-rich
• 🍱 Sane defaults

Features

• Need the best of git, baked-in?
  • We’ve got you covered.
  • scud setup worktrees (scud s w)

• How about source control providers?

  • We’ve got that too.
  • First setup source control provider.
    1. scud setup source-control
       1. Source-control provider
    2. scud setup github (scud s gh)
  • Then use to your heart’s content
    1. scud repo create

• Like the sound of configurable, extensible, and declarative branching strategies? Done fast?

  • No problem.
  • scud feature feature_0

  • branch-types

  • feature

  • develop
  • main

  • fix

  • Sensible defaults that can be configured to your liking

  • follows the pattern of branch-type_

• Want to configure each any every part of how scud works for you?

  • You guessed it! We thought about that too.
  • scud config source-control
  • to change the defaults of how scud works for you
  • scud c sc (minified) TODO maybe different word here

Other options in the space

• While there are plenty of other tools currently available for this usecase. Namely,
  • commitizen
  • cz-cli
• These tools force you the user to deal with the performance burden that comes from being written in a higher level language.
• Additionally, the api surfaces for these tools cover only a subset of the features that scud provides out-of-the-box.

Built on top of other well-established tools in the ecosystem.

• GitHub CLI
• GitLab CLI

Eliminates various amounts of context-switching and the need to learn a whole new set of tools. Familiar, with git, you can try Mercurial, as all you need to do is continue using scud's commands which provide a declarative approach to version control.

The same goes for source control providers. Using GitHub, and want to try hosting a new project on GitLab? No problem. It's very easy to mix and match.

Performance comparison via hyperfine

• scud healthcheck
  • ensures git, gh, and glab are installed locally on your system
  • if one is not installed, asks you if you wish to download the appropriate corresponding cli