TortoiseGit productivity tool.
npm install -g oi-cliUsage: oi COMMAND [options] [path ...]
or oi --version
TortoiseGit productivity tool.
Can handle "fuzzy" input and launches TortoiseGit straight from your command line.
Without showing any unnecessary alerts, and no more ALT+TAB -> explorer -> right-clicks.
Common examples:
oi . Opens the sync dialog
oi a Opens the add files dialog
oi c -g Opens the commit dialog, showing all files in repository
oi l Opens the log dialog
oi m Opens the merge dialog
oi pul Opens the pull dialog
oi pus Opens the push dialog
oi reb Opens the rebase dialog
Available options:
-g, --global Run command in git repository root
-v, --verbose 1) Print debug info
2) Accept all commands
3) Show alert dialogs
-a, --amen(d) Enable Amend Last Commit in 'commit'
-f, --force Just do it - press enter in the opened window
-m, --msg=STRING Specify message for 'commit'
-u, --url=URL Specify URL for 'clone'
TortoiseGit commands:
about Shows the about dialog
bisect Allows to control the bisect logic of TortoiseGit
branch Opens the create branch dialog
fetch Opens the fetch dialog
log Opens the log dialog
clone Opens the clone dialog
commit Opens the commit dialog
add Adds the files in /path to version control
revert Reverts local modifications of a working tree
cleanup Cleans up the working tree in /path
resolve Marks a conflicted file specified in /path as resolved
repocreate Creates a repository in /path
switch Opens the switch dialog
export Exports a revision of the repository in /path to a zip file
merge Opens the merge dialog
settings Opens the settings dialog
remove Removes the file(s) in /path from version control
rename Renames the file in /path
diff Starts the external diff program specified in the TortoiseGit settings
showcompare (no description)
conflicteditor Starts the conflict editor specified in the TortoiseGit settings
help Opens the help file
repostatus Opens the check-for-modifications dialog
repobrowser Starts the repository browser dialog, pointing to the working tree given in /path
ignore Adds all targets in /path to the ignore list, ie
blame Opens TortoiseGitBlame for the file specified in /path
cat Saves a file from an URL or working tree path given in /path to the location given in /savepath:path
pull Opens the pull dialog in the working tree located in /path
push Opens the push dialog in the working tree located in /path
rebase Opens the rebase dialog for the working tree located in /path
stashsave Opens the stash save dialog for the working tree located in /path
stashapply Applies to latest stash to the working tree located in /path
stashpop Applies to latest stash to the working tree located in /path and drops the latest stash entry
subadd Opens the submodule add dialog
subupdate Opens the submodule update dialog for and filters the submodules regarding the folder /path
subsync Syncs the submodule information for the working tree located in /path
sync Opens the sync dialog for the working tree located in /path
reflog Opens the reflog dialog for the repository located in /path
refbrowse Opens the browse references dialog for the repository located in /path
updatecheck /visible: Shows the dialog even if no newer TortoiseGit version is available
revisiongraph Shows the revision graph for the repository given in /path
daemon Launches the Git Daemon for the repository given in /path
pgpfp Prints the TortoiseGit Release Signing Key fingerprint
tag Opens the Create Tag dialog
Additional arguments to TortoiseGit can be passed using '/arg1 /arg2'.
See https://tortoisegit.org/docs/tortoisegit/tgit-automation.html for more information.Please report an issue if you encounter a problem, or open a pull request if you make a patch.
MIT