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Allow arbitrary arguments to be inputted. This allows us to take flags
and pass them on directly to `git-checkout`. We can now for example do
git checkout-store -b some-new-branch
and the command will work the same way as `git-checkout` with the added
benefit of storing the branch in history.
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Since we're just outputting the output of `git-checkout`, there's
already a newline at the end. We don't want to output an extra one, so
just send the `git-checkout` output to the screen verbatim.
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Turns out `git checkout` prints to STDERR instead of STDOUT. Grab the
STDERR output and print that to the screen so we can see the "Switched
to branch 'x'" text when using `git checkout-store`.
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Create utils package and move everything related to branch creation into
the utils.go file. Then call `utils.Store` to store a branch.
Doing this so I can easily store a branch in history from a
`git-checkout-history` call. This is because we want to save to history
even if you're checking out using the history shorthand.
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Instead of appending to the end of the branch list, prepend so the 0th
element is the last branch checked out.
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Rename the data file because it's not actually an rc file, it's a data
storage file.
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Take the branch parameter and store it in a `branches` array in our YAML
rcfile.
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Make a `.git-checkout-historyrc` file in the current user's home
directory if the file doesn't exist.
Resources:
- [Path to home
directory](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7922270/obtain-users-home-directory)
- [Cross-compilation version](https://github.com/mitchellh/go-homedir)
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Not working. What I want is to output `Switched to branch 'a-branch'`
from git-checkout.
Using the example from: http://golang.org/pkg/os/exec/#Command
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If an argument is passed in, run `git checkout` using that first
argument to the program.
Currently doesn't accept flags from git-checkout or send output from
git-checkout. Ideally both of those would be supported.
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* Start of README with an idea for the commands
* Code to grab command line arguments with help from gobyexample.com
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