F.e. to default

Both can be reached easily using ddev launch [-p|-m].

Would be a BR. So, should lead to new major version

Does this works on linux too?

• Version is updated where necessary
• README.md is reflecting latest version
• created tag v3.0.0
• thought about what else could be required

Acceptance Criteria:

• it uses zsh shell

The additional functions directory feels bad somehow

It if appears to be helpful add a recommend to README.md e.g. Maybe also add to v3.0.0. Latter to be decided

https://github.com/AMartinNo1/terminal-helper/blob/d2af1fd91a88da2c2a0a7043567d3835067c0f1c/setup/.directories.sh#L33

Looks like they ain't.

To verify scripts are working as expected.

MVP could be:

• macOS with zshrc

Extended:

• macOS with default shell
• linux (ubuntu f.e.)

Usage AMartinNo1/ama_t3_upgrade_assistant

Acceptance Criteria

• Generate / Append ChangeLog (if it's doable quickly)
• Set new versions where necessary (sed)
• Set copyright year to current, in Settings.cfg and Index.rst

According to https://www.sitepoint.com/zsh-tips-tricks/ ZSH can be installed on linux too. So it should be hassle free. Otherwise more measures have to be taken.

Acceptance Criteria:

• Current project fully works on Linux (if zsh needs to ne installed it's ok)

Currently custom git commands have git-* as syntax. In order to be more close to core commands it could be neat work with actual git commands, hence register them with git alias.

https://github.com/AMartinNo1/terminal-helper/blob/v2.1.0/scripts/.git.sh

Examples:

• git-graph > git graph

• git-push-with-tags > git push-with-tags

• git-branch DROP

• git-branch-simple DROP // use git branch --show-current

• git-amend > git amend

• git-update-commit-date > git update-commit-date

• git-master > git master

• git-develop > git develop

• git-describe-edit > git description-edit

• git-describe > git description

Advantage:

• Most syntax is overall is the same. Just the dash is dropped.
• Auto completion displays alias (zshrc shell noticed). What it does is more transparent

AC:

• Shows the last two tags for informative reason
• Validates the working directory and exits if it's not a git-repository.
• Outputs the new tag

CW means calendar week. Example: 2021.48.0

Additional note: This tag schema should not be used for composer packages which will be required by other. Use it for website projects for example where you only need/want a basic but informative tag history.