When I do git commit I would like for the resulting commit’s hash to be put into my paste buffer. Is this possible?
When I do git commit I would like for the resulting commit’s hash to
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When I do git commit I would like for the resulting commit’s hash to be put into my paste buffer. Is this possible?
Yes.
Use a post-commit hook and run (assuming Linux here, and that the X11 paste buffer is the one you want)
git rev-parse HEAD | xsel --clipboardat the end of it. Make sure your.git/hooks/post-commitis executable.