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Version 1.0

  1. Clone the git repo.

  2. Copy the deploy file to your /usr/local/

    sudo cp deploy /usr/local/

  3. Open up the “.bashrc” file (it is in your Home directory, but is hidden by default) in your favorite text editor, like gedit, nano or vi

    vim ~/.bashrc

  4. Go to the very end of the file and add:

    export PATH="/usr/local/deploy:$PATH"

  5. To register the changes, save the file, exit the text editor and then type in your terminal: source ~/.bashrc

  6. Type deploy.sh to run the script in your Terminal and it will prompt you to add a commit message and push to your github.

AUTHOR: Okechukwu Onwuchekwa. EMAIL: onwuchekwaokechukwu57@gmail.com

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This Script helps you automatically push all modified content to git remote. After adding and commiting.

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