A command line interface for Git Checkout. See branches available for checkout.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/jwu910/check-it-out/compare/v4.0.3...v4.0.4
LICENSE file got moved to docs in older PR and overlooked, moving it back to root. This release also triggers new action changes.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/jwu910/check-it-out/compare/v4.0.2...v4.0.3
Moot release 😢 forgot to set up access keys
Full Changelog: https://github.com/jwu910/check-it-out/compare/v4.0.0...v4.0.1
Been wanting to get this in for a long time. Migration to TS was part of an initiative to find opportunity to practice more TS, ironically, TS was not considered as the main tooling for this in check it out's early stages to reduce the barrier to entry when taking the community into consideration. Given where we're at now, and the state of this project, it didn't seem to be an issue any more. The community was monumental in keeping this project moving forward.
Special thanks to @drewbrokke for choosing to spend time helping on this project during their free time.
Every time someone tells me they use this, it's a great reminder of the potential small little tools like this have in making someone's life easier. 1 user or 10 users, really happy with where we're at especially looking back at where this tool began.
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Full Changelog: https://github.com/jwu910/check-it-out/compare/v3.1.0...v4.0.0
...because "y" not?
Feature: User can now copy selected item name with hotkey "y"
Thanks to @aksappy for sending in the fix for the version help text.
This release's major introduction is the ability for you to search/filter branches in your current remote view. We've made some hefty changes to a lot of the code base that should make reading through the source code much easier.
I'm hoping this allows users working with larger projects to find what they're looking for without having to scroll for days.
We've followed the jump to next result hotkey pattern existent in VIM to help keep a cohesive feel with the VIM navigation that's already in place.
Always looking for feedback, and always open to criticism.
Cheers
Received some amazing help from @drewbrokke cleaning up a ton of old spaghetti code and really diving in to the importance of typing with me. With his help, we're finally able to add a popularly requested feature to search and filter our branches.
Head over to the README to take a look at the new feature. This new feature is being released as a major change because we are now developing and testing on latest LTS versions of node only and not checking for compatibility with older versions of Node. I hope this doesn't affect too many people, but if there are some changes we can add in to help with the compatibility, I encourage issues be opened--and I would be happy to discuss and review any PRs.
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