.gitconfig.khan

[branch]
  # autosetupmerge auto-adds the --track flag to each git branch,
  # which is helpful for arc (part of Phabricator).  autosetuprebase
  # means that instead of merging it will rebase.  Weird you need both!
  autosetupmerge = always
  autosetuprebase = always

[alias]
  # Versions of commands that handle submodules properly.
  co = "!f() { git checkout \"$@\" && git submodule update --init --recursive; }; f"
  p = "!f() { git pull \"$@\" && git submodule update --init --recursive && if [ -s tools/hook-check.sh ]; then tools/hook-check.sh --fast; fi; }; f"
  m = "!f() { git merge \"$@\" && git submodule update --init --recursive && if [ -s tools/hook-check.sh ]; then tools/hook-check.sh --fast; fi; }; f"
  gsu = "!f() { git submodule sync --recursive && git submodule update --init --recursive && if [ -s tools/hook-check.sh ]; then tools/hook-check.sh --fast; fi; }; f"

  # Branch management for dealing with phabricator and github-style deploys.
  # e.g. deploy-branch, review-branch, find-reviewers
  # Note that these reference scripts from Khan/git-workflow
  # Those scripts should be installed and part of the default path.
  phabricator-branch = !git review-branch
  rgrep = !git recursive-grep
  findreviewers = !git find-reviewers ; old-style had no dash in name

  # Abbreviations for KA specific tools
  db = !git deploy-branch
  rb = !git review-branch
  pb = !git review-branch       ; short for 'phabricator branch'

  # Other useful commands.
  outgoing = "!git fetch >/dev/null 2>&1; git log @{upstream}..HEAD"
  incoming = "!git fetch >/dev/null 2>&1; git log HEAD..@{upstream}"
  update-submodule = !bash -c 'git pull --no-rebase && pushd $1 && git co master && git pull && popd && git commit ${1%/} -m Substate\\ for\\ ${1%/} -m Test\\ plan: -m None && git push' --

  # Commands for manipulating deploy tags.
  # which-deploy: in which deploy did this commit first go out?
  # prev-deploy and next-deploy: what deploys came before and after this one?
  # when-deploy: when was this deploy completed?
  which-deploy = "!f() { git tag --contains \"$@\" | grep '^gae-' | grep -v bad | head -n 1 | sed 's/gae-//'; }; f"
  prev-deploy = "!f() { git tag | grep '^gae-' | grep -v bad | grep -B 1 gae-\"$1\" | head -n 1 | sed 's/gae-//'; }; f"
  next-deploy = "!f() { git tag | grep '^gae-' | grep -v bad | grep -A 1 gae-\"$1\" | tail -n 1 | sed 's/gae-//'; }; f"
  when-deploy = "!f() { git cat-file -p gae-\"$1\" | perl -nle 'print scalar localtime $1 if /^tagger .* (\\d+) \\S+$/'; }; f"

  # For after a commit fails with lint, and it says 'commit message saved...'
  recommit = "!git commit -F \"`git rev-parse --git-dir`\"/commit.save"

  # For getting changes made in the current week by the current user
  # In order to ensure this works for Linux and OSX users, we need to cater to
  # two flavors of date command:
  # - The first, for OSX, uses "-v Mon" to request the date of the last monday.
  #   If this fails, we ignore the error and defer to...
  # - The second, for Linux, uses "-d last\ monday" to request the date of the
  #   last monday instead.
  weekly = "!git log --author=`git config user.email` --since=`date -v -Mon +%Y/%m/%d 2>/dev/null || date -d last\\ monday +%Y/%m/%d`"

  # Versions of commands with useful options specified.
  graph = log --graph --decorate --oneline --pretty=format:"%h%x20%Cgreen%d%x20%Cred%an%x20%Cblue%ad%x20%Creset%s" --all --full-history --date=short
  ls-ignored = ls-files --exclude-standard --ignored --others
  conflicts = diff --name-only --diff-filter=U

[commit]
  template = ~/.git_template/commit_template

[push]
  default = simple