Git command

Overview

tw git is a command-line tool that provides functionality to open project related issues, pull requests and other pages related to GitHub repositories.

Usage

tw git [options] [command]

Options

• -h, --help: Display help for the command.

Commands

• open [options]: Open GitHub repository related pages.

Command: open

#The following 2 commands are equivalent
tw git open [options] 
tw git [options]

#Open the address of the current branch
tw git

Options

• -a, --actions: Open the Actions page on GitHub (default: false).

tw git -a

• --author: Open the author's profile page (default: false).

tw git --author

• -c, --commit [hash]: Open the commit page for a given SHA hash.

tw git -c

• --committer: Open the committer's profile page (default: false).

tw git --committer

• -f, --file <filePath>: Open the page for a specific file.

tw git -f README.md

• --find: Open the search file page (default: false).

tw git --find

• -i, --issue: Open the issues list page (default: false).

tw git -i

• -m, --main: Open the main branch page (default: false).

tw git -m

• -p, --pull-request: Open the pull request list page (default: false).

tw git -p

• --pull [branch]: Open the page for creating a pull request. The branch defaults to the current branch (default: false).

tw git --pull

• -r, --release: Open the release page (default: false).

tw git -r

• -s, --settings: Open the settings page (default: false).

tw git -s

• --star: Open the star page (default: false).

tw git --star

• -h, --help: Display help for the command.

tw git -h