Git shortcuts like you've never seen before

Very clever!<p>I had a problem with the installation script failing quietly. Just add this to your ~/.bash_profile to install:<p><pre><code> [ -s "$HOME/.scm_breeze/scm_breeze.sh" ] &#38;&#38; source "$HOME/.scm_breeze/scm_breeze.sh"</code></pre>

Not just git shortcuts: the idea of a short and fast way to switch between projects through a project repository is of mindblowing simplicity. That's going to save me a lot of keystrokes...

I like it, but these tools are really starting to feel like a very cumbersome reimplementation of TortoiseGit.

I think I want it for the file shortcuts alone. Those will save me tons of keystrokes.

"git add -i" has a similar number-as-a-filename shortcut out of the box but this is much better. I do a "git status" followed by something like "$EDITOR $e1", many times a day.

I have something similar configured with Vim + Fugitive. I use leader+g to prefix git commands, comma being my leader key. For example ",gs" is for git status, ",gb" for git blame, and so on.<p>Do I want something similar in my shell? Hell no. That would add ambiguity and make tab completion less efficient.

That giganourmous prompt takes too much screen space. Having a few characters left to type at the end without switching lines doesn't seem very appealing to me. At least put a \n somewhere. For the directory name I'm also a fan of \w and PROMPT_DIRTRIM

I like it but it's kind of slow on my macbook I understand this make much more thing but sometime i have to wait for 1/3 second until it get switched to the new repos. Nice work tho, I guess I just need a SSD upgrade (sigh)

But I like typing.