Command Closure Templates

Below is a list of pre-built command closures with example usage, to help illustrate how git-extend works.

Template files are located in the templates directory.

Pre-built Templates

git-add
- %n: Add pathspec at index n, referenced via the list from git status --numbered. Index starts at 1.
```
git add %1
```
git-branch
- --last, -L: Get the name of the last branch.
```
git branch --last
# -> fix/bug
```
git-checkout
- -T: Resolve HEAD to <COMMIT_SHA>, use t/<COMMIT_SHA> as branch name.
```
git checkout -b -T
```
git-diff
- --sxs: Show side-by-side diff.
```
git diff --sxs
```
git-log
- --all: Get all commits (equivalent to --max-count=<TOTAL>).
```
git log --all
```
- --last: Get last n commits (equivalent to --max-count=<NUMBER>).
```
git log --last 15
```
git-merge
- --trim, -T: Delete the previous branch after a successful merge (where applicable).
```
git merge --no-ff --trim -
```
git-reflog
- show:
  - --all: Get all commits (equivalent to --max-count=<TOTAL>).
```
git reflog show --all
```
  - --last: Get last n commits (equivalent to --max-count=<NUMBER>).
```
git reflog show --last 15
```
git-status
- --numbered, -N: Get a list of unstaged and untracked files in the worktree. Intended to be used with git-add.
```
git status --numbered

# -> 1. M apply.c
     2. M merge.c
     3. ?? rebase.c
```