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git merge-staging
[alias]
; Pushes any work to current branch
; Sets the remote and the current branch programatically
; Sets the staging branch to second argument or default to develop
; Checks out the staging branch
; Pulls the remote work then pushes
; Checks out the original branch
merge-staging = "!f() { \
git push; \
REMOTE=`git remote`; \
echo $REMOTE; \
CURRENT=`git branch --show-current`; \
echo $CURRENT; \
STAGING=${1:-'develop'}; \
echo $STAGING; \
git checkout $STAGING; \
git pull; \
git pull $REMOTE $CURRENT; \
git push; \
git checkout $CURRENT; \
}; f"

git merge-staging

This is a git alias. To add it, edit you ~/.gitconfig file and add the code from lines 2-21 to the file after the [alias] line.

If the file has no [alias] line, start a new line and include the entire .gitconfig contents.

This adds a new command for git that will push up work, checkout the staging branch, pull down the work, and push it back to the staging branch before checking out the original branch.

This will allow a second argument like git merge-staging branch-name. In this case branch-name would be checked out instead of develop which is the default staging branch.

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