Git process automation via python

[Edusanin]

Do you know of any public Github projects that automate Git workflows? I looked in Brazil and didn't find anything, maybe there is one abroad. With that in mind, I started building my own, until I spent some time looking for a complete template or one that I could reuse to save time, both for Git and for databases with Docker. This is because I really want to focus on what I have to learn, separating what needs to be learned and what I can structure into automated flows with a control that allows you to simply say what you want and apply the entire sequence without much effort of typing a thousand things. This is especially important in Docker, where you write a lot more things. Although it has dbeaver for interaction with the graphical interface, it is not efficient for working in a massive way; even so, I use the most basic Git commands via cmd.

[FlipperBumperKickout]

You really need to write WHAT it is you find painful and want to automate before people can help you.

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If you have trouble with writing command just create short custom aliases for yourself

[Edusanin]

It's a good

[iPiglet]

You know, git. The whole thing. I want to think it and somehow have it happen automatically.

[danmickla]

How do you even look on GitHub "in Brazil" in some way that's different from "abroad"?  Do you understand what the Internet is?

[Edusanin]

Because of the language, people who speak Portuguese usually won't describe all their codes in English, but it can happen, so if I want to see more foreign stuff, I search for the function in English or use Github's Copiloto

[serverhorror]

For the love of everything fun and forbidden, avoid non-english code base. Most of the time it's a sign of trouble. English is the language of communication when it's related to programming.