Quickly creating github pull requests from the command line
Mike Dixon
Senior Mind
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Following on from my feature branching bash script I thought I would do another quick post about a super handy tool I use to streamline my dev workflow a little more (marginal gains and all that).
Hub is a command line tool that lets you do all kinds of clever github stuff without ever having to open a browser.
All the setup instructions are here https://hub.github.com/ - it's pretty simple to get working (if I can do it ...). I wasn't quite brave enough to alias my git command so I skipped that bit!
So my workflow now looks something like this
go 12345-my-fix
<do some code changes>
git commit ...
git push
hub pull-request -b production -m 'My PR message'Which results in a PR all setup in github, all ready for peer review. Win!
