Hey GitHub!
This repository has everyday releases where I wish you a nice day. I do them manually.
Feel free to silence this repo in 👁 Watch options if you don't want to receive release notifications in your GitHub dashboard.
And, most importantly, have a nice day!
~ @bswck
First, I write down my wishes in the proper file. I commit the file and push it, tag the whole revision and release it.
echo "Hello world, have a great day!" > "$(date -I).md"
git add -A
git commit -m "$(date +%A) wishes"
git push
# Sometimes I need to overwrite a tag if I make a typo, so I use the `-f` flag by default
git tag -sfa "$(date -I)" -m "$(date +%A) wishes"
git push --tags
gh release create "$(date -I)" --notes "$(cat "$(date -I).md")"The whole routine can be semi-automated:
motd_write() {
echo "$1" > "$(date -I).md"
git add -A
git commit -m "$(date +%A) wishes"
git push
}
motd_tag() {
# Sometimes I need to overwrite a tag if I make a typo, so I use the `-f` flag by default
git tag -sfa "$(date -I)" -m "$(date +%A) wishes"
git push --tags
}
motd_release() {
gh release create "$(date -I)" --notes "$(cat "$(date -I).md")"
}
motd() {
motd_write "$1" && motd_tag && motd_release
}
# Example:
motd "Have a nice $(date +%A) everyone! 🚀"