git-do-it

#!/bin/bash
# Daniel Melo
# this thing updates from remove repository, adds modifications to stage,
# commits it and pushes it to the remote again. Such commands!
clear;
txtbld=$(tput bold);
txtrst=$(tput sgr0);
reset=${txtrst};

echo "$txtbld> Updating from remote repository...$reset";
git pull origin master;

printf "\n$txtbld> Adding all the modifications evil master did to stage $reset";
git add --all;

printf "$txtbld\n>> Gibe commit message plox! $reset\n: ";
printf "\t";
read message;

printf "\nSuch message! Much appreciations!\n...";

printf "\n\n$txtbld> Commiting changes... $reset";
git commit -m "$message";

printf "\n$txtbld> Updating changes to remote origin -> master $reset\n"
git push origin master;

printf "\n$txtbld Me did it! Me are good shell script, master! Gibe moar CPU! $reset";
echo "";