A pair of BASH functions to push and pull branches and tags as part of a Fit Flow workflow

gfpull_gfpush.sh

# gfpull_gfpush.sh
# A pair of BASH functions to push and pull branches and tags as part of a Fit Flow workflow

# gfpull is useful for updating my local branches and tags in a Git Flow repo before branching or doing code review.
# When origin does not point at the correct upstream remote, specify the remote at the first parameter.
# When their are gitflow lineages in the same repo, you can specify a prefix for the branches in the second parameter
function gfpull {


    if [ -z "$1" ]; then
        REMOTE=origin
    else
        REMOTE=$1
    fi

    if [ -z "$2" ]; then
        PREFIX=""
    else
        PREFIX=$2
    fi

    git checkout ${PREFIX}master && git pull $REMOTE ${PREFIX}master
    git checkout ${PREFIX}main && git pull $REMOTE ${PREFIX}main
    git checkout ${PREFIX}develop && \
    git pull $REMOTE ${PREFIX}develop && \
    git pull --tags $REMOTE
}

# gfpush is useful for pushing my local branches and tags in a Git Flow repo after a release
# When origin does not point at the correct upstream remote, specify the remote at the first parameter.
# When their are gitflow lineages in the same repo, you can specify a prefix for the branches in the second parameter
function gfpush() {
    if [ -z "$1" ]; then
        REMOTE=origin
    else
        REMOTE=$1
    fi

    if [ -z "$2" ]; then
        PREFIX=""
    else
        PREFIX=$2
    fi

    git checkout ${PREFIX}master && git push $REMOTE ${PREFIX}master
    git checkout ${PREFIX}main && git push $REMOTE ${PREFIX}main
    git checkout ${PREFIX}develop && \
    git push $REMOTE ${PREFIX}develop && \
    git push --tags $REMOTE
}