make installwill install symlinks to most of the dotfiles in this repo, and backup any existing files.
Some of the most useful / coolest commands here:
One step command to checkout a git pull request locally, and open it in VSCode.
Very useful for reviewing larger PRs, since opening it in VSCode means that you can review the code with full IDE support - hover stuff to see the inferred types, jump to definition, etc.
A single command to "continue" a git operation.
This command checks which operation is currently in progress, and runs the appropriate continue command.
Handles rebase, merge, cherry-pick and revert.
See also git-abort.
A single command to "abort" a git operation.
This command checks which operation is currently in progress, and runs the appropriate abort command.
Handles rebase, merge, cherry-pick and revert.
See also git-continue.
"Instantly" remove an entire directory, no matter how large that directory is.
Works by first moving the directory to a temp location, then deleting the directory from that temporary location in the background.
Very useful for removing e.g. large node_modules directories - no need to wait for the entire delete to finish, you
can just run rmdir node_modules and then immediately start a new yarn install.
The script is named rmdir.sh, but I've aliased that script to rmdir so that I don't break any other commands.