Your emergancy git backup system.
Your house is burning to ashes? Didn't pay your bills and police come raid your house? And all of that while you have unsaved, local-only changes?... While git-the-f-out does not solve these immediate issues, it can quickly commit and push all your local git repositories with one command: gtfo
In its default configuration, gtfo searches through all your directories in /home/current_user/ for git repositories. For each repo, it commits all changes and pushes all branches to remote.
Since there are many individual ways one might want to handle his data, gtfo will in future offer many configurations to modify its behavior. At least one "root"-config file .gtfo is expected to be in ~/.
| config | default | description |
|---|---|---|
| home-dir | /home/$(whoami) | path to home directory |
| commit_message | ${date}_emergancy_gtfo_backup | branch name & commit message of the new emergancy commits and branches |
| exclude_dirs | ("$home_dir/.local") | directories, which will be ignored |