Would love to get the wiki enabled as a place to share customization tips.

bash: eval: line 178: syntax error near unexpected token (' bash: eval: line 178:gitalias la="git log --pretty="format:%ad %h (%an): %s" --date=short"'

I installed hub and aliased it with git and this seems to play fine with git-sh. Except that certain new commands don't work. For example:

• fork
• pull-request
• create
• browse
• compare

Others do work, like help hub. Can the new hub commands also be passed on?

Requesting a newer Tag than feb. for use in the Homebrew formula; thanks.

I really would like to chsh to git-sh on some development hosts.
But the command fails.

$ chsh
Cambio della shell di login di sergio
Inserire il nuovo valore o premere INVIO per quello predefinito
Shell di login [/bin/bash]: /usr/bin/git-sh
chsh: /usr/bin/git-sh is an invalid shell.
(The dialog is in italian, sorry, but the error message is in english)

Why git-sh is invalid?
Gentoo Linux.

Regards,
Sergio

I have this:

lg = log --graph --pretty=format:'%Cred%h%Creset -%C(yellow)%d%Creset %s %Cgreen(%cr) %C(bold blue)<%an>%Creset' --abbrev-commit --date=relative

in my .gitconfig

It works great with bash, but when entering git sh, I get this error:

bash: eval: line 24: syntax error near unexpected token (' bash: eval: line 24:gitalias lg='git log --graph --pretty=format:'%Cred%h%Creset -%C(yellow)%d%Creset %s %Cgreen(%cr) %C(bold blue)<%an>%Creset' --abbrev-commit --date=relative''

Any idea?

"syntax error near unexpected token `('"

for

lg = log --graph --all --pretty=format:'%Cred%h%Creset %C(yellow)%d%Creset %s %Cgreen(%cr) %C(bold blue)<%an>%Creset' --abbrev-commit --date=relative

difftool does not seem to invoke git difftool.

I am not sure if this should be considered a bug or a feature.

yep,

it was great to test it.
since zsh provides me all I need, I'd like to uninstall git-sh.

How to do that ?

I'm leaning towards zsh recently and understand that git-sh does not work out of the box in that shell. I love git-sh's features in Bash that I would like to see a port for zsh.

(NB: For the most pat, I'm a shell noob, so if there's any easy way to make git-sh work in zsh please let me know!)

From https://github.com/thoughtbot/gitsh I loved the feature of using enter to get the current git status. It feels very natural and a handy shortcut.

(I do like how most commands, i.e. also arrow keys, are given to the normal systems prompt, that should not change in its base.)

Starting git-sh seems to overwrite completion loaded from /usr/share/bash-completion/git

$ git-sh
master!repo *> commit [TAB]bash: completion: function `_git_commit' not found
master!repo *> commit [TAB]bash: completion: function `_git_commit' not found

.cproject      .includepath   .settings/     Release/       src/
.git/          .project       Debug/
master!repo *> commit --[TAB]bash: completion: function `_git_commit' not found
master!repo *> . /usr/share/bash-completion/git
master!repo *> commit --[TAB]
--all               --interactive       --signoff 
--amend             --message=          --template=
--author=           --no-verify         --untracked-files 
--cleanup=          --only              --untracked-files=
--dry-run           --quiet             --verbose 
--edit              --reedit-message=   --verify 
--file=             --reset-author      
--include           --reuse-message=    
master!repo *> commit --am[TAB]end

Hey, Ryan -- this is a trick I use in SVN and grep, and I just wrote one for git:

http://github.com/aristus/giterate

Basically it adds a number to every file that appears in the status command, and allows you to reference them by number instead of name, ie "add 1 2 3" or "rm 4 9". It also lets you filter the status list by a regexp.

git-sh isn't picking up the aliases from .git/config in the current working repo. Being able to run repo specific aliases would awesome.

As this integrates into the users shell, I think it would be beneficial for the command 'cd ~' (which would usually cd to the users home directory) to cd to the projects root directory instead.

It would be nice if git-sh would set the window title to something informative with the escape sequence: ESC]0;${TITLE}BEL

http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Xterm-Title-3.html

For example:
master!hell *> hash-object daten
hash-object: command not found
master!hell *> git hash-object daten
23f1c24af4701670f6a5ce4f31b09dd68f2b2e26

Or just too unimportant?

I'm curious if there's any fork that's actively maintained.

I wanted to compile and install Git-sh, but I have errors like this:

$ make
rm -f git-sh
cat git-sh.bash git-completion.bash  git-sh-aliases.bash git-sh-config.bash > git-sh+
bash -n git-sh+
git-sh+: line 54: syntax error near `$'{\r''
'it-sh+: line 54: `gitcomplete() {
Makefile:18: recipe for target `git-sh' failed
make: *** [git-sh] Error 2

cygcheck (cygwin) 1.7.10
GNU Make 3.82.90

I couldn't find any information about installing on Cygwin, is it possible?

I use git sh a lot these days to save me some keystrokes.

When I want to move some untracked files though using

master!project *> mv file1 file2

I get

fatal: not under version control, source=file1, destination=file2

Is there a workaround?

git-sh.1.ronn has a "Fetching and Pulling" section, but I'm surprised to see no mention of "Pushing." 😄

My workaround for now is:

$ git config --global alias.pu 'push'

Is it intentional that there is no real mention of "push" within the git-sh codebase?