Comment by dv_dt
4 years ago
I always wanted a utility to run in the background, look for changes, run unit tests, and if they pass automatically do a side commit noting it. This looks close.
4 years ago
I always wanted a utility to run in the background, look for changes, run unit tests, and if they pass automatically do a side commit noting it. This looks close.
I think you can do something like that with `watchexec` (or `entr`, if you prefer that):
watchexec -c -e go 'go test ./... && git commit -am "Tests pass"'