angusshire/greenhat

:construction_worker: Quick hack for making real work happen.

greenhat's Issues

LOL what?

Everything in the title - this software is hilarious. Why does it exist?

I think it's better to use 'git add realwork.txt' then -A

so greenhat.py won't be pushed to the remote

Could possibly commit a large amount then push?

I'm thinking that if you were to simply change the flow so that it commits a hundred or so times before it actually pushes, it could operate at a much faster rate (and not depend so much on having a good internet connection.)

Node.js version

Hi, funny script, if you let i will add node.js version of it. It will make possible installing via npm? Is it make sense for you?

GG

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greenhat.py

请将greenhat.py您的Git仓库。什么意思

Funny thing about the repo name

In Chinese we say some man is “wearing a green hat” if his wife or girlfirend is cheating on him. 😂

Unknown switch fails execution on git bash (windows)

When I run greenhat on windows (git bash), the release fails due to an unknown switch being passed to git add.

OUTPUT LOG
$ python greenhat.py 5 error: unknown switchm'
usage: git rm [options] [--] ...

-n, --dry-run         dry run
-q, --quiet           do not list removed files
--cached              only remove from the index
-f, --force           override the up-to-date check
-r                    allow recursive removal
--ignore-unmatch      exit with a zero status even if nothing matched`

After a short skimp through the source, I thought that multiple git commands were being executed at the same time because the ';' separator does not work in windows cmd. (Although I know that it does work in 'git bash'). Could anyone clarify the problem? Can we separate out the commands in the original source such that they also run in windows? If not, then can anyone send a Pull Request for a windows version of GreenHat at https://github.com/ayushoriginal/greenhat

support commit in data range

Command like: python greenhat.py 2016-01-01 2016-12-31
Now is good 👍 , I don't have time to edit this feature 😊

What about writing a text there using dark and lite colors? :)

It should be a great feature I guess :)