git-edit-new: quickly edit recently-generated files in your editor

lgo · Sep 7, 2017 · b943fe1 · b943fe1
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diff --git a/bin/git-edit-new b/bin/git-edit-new
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+#!/bin/sh
+#
+# Open new, unstaged files in your $EDITOR.
+#
+# This is nice to have when you run a command line generator which generates a
+# file or three in your working directory, and you know you want to immediately
+# edit them in your editor next. Why waste time clicking around like some sort
+# of plebian when you can just run another command?
+
+$EDITOR $(git ls-files --others --exclude-standard)
diff --git a/git/aliases.zsh b/git/aliases.zsh
@@ -21,3 +21,4 @@ alias gcb='git copy-branch-name'
 alias gb='git branch'
 alias gs='git status -sb' # upgrade your git if -sb breaks for you. it's fun.
 alias gac='git add -A && git commit -m'
+alias ge='git-edit-new'