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# | # bash function to set git clones user-writable (annoyingly if you clone repository some files are non-user-writable... dangerously tempts 'sudo rm -rf'!) | ||
git() | git() | ||
{ | { | ||
if [ $1 = "clone" ]; then | if [ $1 = "clone" ]; then | ||
command git "$@" && chmod -R u+w */.git; | command git "$@" && chmod -R u+w */.git*; | ||
#you may prefer | #you may prefer | ||
# command git "$@" && rm - | # command git "$@" && rm -fR */.git*; | ||
else | else | ||
command git "$@"; | command git "$@"; | ||
Revision as of 04:46, 27 July 2022
# bash function to set git clones user-writable (annoyingly if you clone repository some files are non-user-writable... dangerously tempts 'sudo rm -rf'!)
git()
{
if [ $1 = "clone" ]; then
command git "$@" && chmod -R u+w */.git*;
#you may prefer
# command git "$@" && rm -fR */.git*;
else
command git "$@";
fi;
}