Easy github pull requests (with hub)

gistfile1.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Get the branch
B=$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD)

# Get the remote
R=$(git config branch.${B}.remote)

# Get the last commit message
M=$(git log -n1 --format=format:%s)

# Set the default title
DEF_TITLE="${M} - ${B}"

# Ask the issue number and to change the message
read -e -p "Provide the issue number: " ISSUEN
read -e -p "Provide a meaningful title [${DEF_TITLE}]: " TITLE
TITLE="${TITLE:-${DEF_TITLE}}"

# Display the final command (and copy it to the clipboard
echo
echo hub pull-request -m \"${ISSUEN} ${TITLE}\" -h ${R}:${B}
echo hub pull-request -m \"${ISSUEN} ${TITLE}\" -h ${R}:${B} | pbcopy
echo Copied in your clipboard.
echo

No pbcopy for windows. "clip" might do the job.

Note that git config branch.${B}.remote will only work if you have first push -u (set the upstream of the branch)