Run multiple GIT commands in one click!

Are you wasting your time in running same set of GIT commands again and again?

We have a solution here. Believe me, it is very simple!

It will help you in running all your commands in a single click. All you have to do is to create a file and add all your commands in the same sequence in which you want to execute. That's it!

Let me help you to create the file.

1. Open your Notepad and create a new file.
2. Write all the commands in separate lines and in same order in which you want to execute e.g.

git add .
git commit -m "First commit"
git push 

3. Save the file with .bat extension in the local git project folder e.g. <filename>.bat

4. Make sure to select "All Files" in Save as type while saving the file.

4. Open the Command line interface and point the path to the local git folder.

5. Run following command:

git <filename>.bat

Here it is! Try this and you would love the way this process saves multiple clicks.

Additional Information: Now, you might be thinking that this process will commit all the changes with same commit message. But we have a solution for that too.

1. Update the commit command in your .bat file to : git commit -m %l and save the file.
2. Run the .bat file along with the commit message: git <filename>.bat "<your dynamic commit message here>"

FOR WINDOWS ONLY!