Installation

Merge your ~/.bash_profile and ~/.gitconfig into conf/dot-bash_profile and conf/dot-gitconfig, respectively. Replace all instances of "/PATH/TO/" with the full path of this repo. (On the command line, you can get the full path with pwd.) If you're in Sublime Text on OS X, you can use ⌘⇧F to search the whole conf directory. Then do the following from your home directory:

mv .bash_profile .bash_profile.old
mv .gitconfig .gitconfig.old
ln -s /PATH/TO/jr-config/conf/dot-bash_profile .bash_profile
cp /PATH/TO/jr-config/conf/dot-gitconfig .gitconfig
brew install git bash-completion
cd /PATH/TO/jr-config
make
patch /usr/local/etc/bash_completion.d/git-prompt.sh conf/git-prompt.sh.patch

You'll immediately have access to all the Git aliases and configuration. To get the Bash configuration, close and reopen all your shells, or run bash -l to spawn a new subshell.

But I Don't Like It

If you don't want to use this tool, that's fine. But please at least do this:

git config --global push.default tracking

Also, you might want to look around this repo for useful stuff to incorporate into your own system configuration.

Updating from Upstream

First-time configuration

git remote add upstream git@github.com:divitu/jr-config.git

Update

git fetch upstream

If master did not advance, there is nothing to update. Otherwise:

git checkout master  # skip if you're already on master
git merge --no-edit upstream/master