When entering a directory show the last entered notes that are in Git. This is used as a quick reminder for a forgetful programmer.

Remind me!

#!/bin/bash
if [ ${PWD##*/} == task-tracker ]; then
    echo `git notes show`
fi

Remindme

#!/bin/bash
if [ ${PWD##*/} == task-tracker ]; then
    echo `git notes show`
fi

# alias cd="cd ; ~/my-script"

Also check this out later: http://www.talug.org/events/20030813/cmdline_tips_n_tricks_aug03.html

Also this is were in a git repo

ttt=$(pwd | awk -F/ '{ for (i=2; i<NF; i++) printf $i " " ; print $NF }')

tryDir=""
tryGit=""
foundPath=0

for i in $ttt ; do
tryDir="${tryDir}/${i}"
tryGit="${tryDir}/.git"

if [ -d $tryGit ]; then
outDir="${tryDir}/$1"
echo "Woosh... (${outDir})"
cd $outDir
foundPath=1
fi
done

if [ "$foundPath" == 0 ] ; then
echo "Sorry bro... you're not in a git repo."
fi