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Git: Automatic recovery from remote repositories?
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Git: Automatic recovery from remote repositories?
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One irritating thing I find about using command line Git is having to manually sync my repository with remote repositories. I constantly get tripped up by commands like "git status" that I (mistakenly) expect to report the difference between my working directory and a repository on GitHub. (Of course it reports the difference between my working directory and my local repository...)
Is there any way to get automatic/implicit fetching, so that remotes are always up to date? I would happily pay a penalty of a few seconds for commands like git status, git merge etc.
One of those commands is already built in.
git pull
does a fetch and a merge.
For the other one, well....define your own command, such as
alias gitfu='git fetch; git status'
The shell is yours to command.
Depending on your configuration you may be asked for pass phrase or credentials for each of these.
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