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Quick Tip: Autocomplete Git Commands and Branch Names in Bash

SEP 9TH, 2012 | COMMENTS

In bash in Mac OS X, you can use [TAB] to autocomplete file paths. Wouldn’t if be nice if you could do the same with git commands and branch names?

You can. Here’s how.

First get the git-completion.bash script (view it here) and put it in your home directory:

1	curl https://raw.github.com/git/git/master/contrib/completion/git-completion.bash -o ~/.git-completion.bash

Next, add the following lines to your .bash_profile. This tells bash to execute the git autocomplete script if it exists.

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if [ -f ~/.git-completion.bash ]; then . ~/.git-completion.bash fi

Now open a new shell, cd into a git repo, and start typing a git command. You should find that [TAB] now autocompletes git commands and git branch names.

For example, if you type git then add a space and hit [TAB], you’ll get a readout like this, which lists all available git commands:

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add filter-branch reflog am format-patch relink annotate fsck remote apply gc repack archive get-tar-commit-id replace bisect grep request-pull blame gui reset branch help revert bundle imap-send rm checkout init send-email cherry instaweb shortlog cherry-pick log show citool merge show-branch clean mergetool stage clone mv stash commit name-rev status config notes submodule describe p4 svn diff pull tag difftool push whatchanged fetch rebase

Now to learn what some of these more exotic git commands do! What’s your favorite git command?

(I learned this way of installing git-completion.bash here.)

http://code-worrier.com/blog/autocomplete-git/

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