Hope you had a great weekend! And since the weekend is over, it’s now time for Module Monday. We have a great one today that I feel you will see immediate ROI from using it.
uGit by James Brundage is a PowerShell module that provides users with a simplified interface to interact with Git repositories. It includes a set of functions that can be used to perform various Git-related tasks, such as cloning repositories, committing changes, pushing and pulling changes, and creating branches, among others. Here are some of the key features of uGit:
Simple and Easy to Use
uGit provides users with a simplified interface to interact with Git repositories. The module’s functions are easy to use and don’t require users to have extensive knowledge of Git commands. With uGit, users can automate their Git workflows with just a few lines of PowerShell code.
Git Repository Management
uGit includes functions for managing Git repositories, such as cloning, creating, and deleting repositories. The module also provides users with the ability to switch between repositories and set a default repository for their Git workflow.
Committing and Pushing Changes
With uGit, users can easily commit and push changes to their Git repositories. The module includes functions for adding and removing files from the staging area, committing changes, and pushing changes to the remote repository.
Branch Management
uGit includes functions for creating and deleting Git branches, as well as switching between branches. The module also provides users with the ability to merge branches and resolve merge conflicts.
Git Configurations
uGit provides users with the ability to set and manage their Git configurations, such as user name and email, Git editor, and Git credentials.
In conclusion, uGit users can automate their Git workflows and perform complex Git-related tasks with ease. If you’re a PowerShell user looking to integrate Git functionalities into your workflows, uGit is definitely worth checking out.
Github:
uGit
PowerShell Gallery:
uGit 0.3.6
Have you used this as well as GitHib CLi, GIT, or PoshGet? Wonder Wich you have used and their pros and cons. Still using GitHib desktop but Git, and GitHub CLi are on my to dos.
Sorry Drew, thought I had responded. I’ve only used GIT and GitHhub Desktop, and I really like Ugit. I’ll have to do a comparison in the future!