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资源说明：Use Git, Mercurial and Subversion with the same shortcut shell commands
# Any SCM Use Git, Subversion and Mercurial via the same set of commands. The basic concepts in pretty much any SCM software are the same: you add files, you commit, you diff, and so on. Unfortunately, it is easy to forget which SCM you are using currently, `any-scm` solves this. `any-scm` provides the following commands which will do the right thing, depending which SCM is active in the current folder: * `add` adds a file to version control * `ci` commits a new revision * `up` get the newest updates from the central repository. * `st` list the status of the working copy * `revert` restores a file to the version from the last commit * `diff` shows a diff of all current changes ## Installation 1. Run `./install.sh ~/bin` or substitute `~/bin` with a installation directory which you like better. 2. Add `alias diff='~/bin/diff'` to your .zshrc to use the correct diff command. 3. There is no step three. ## Why? Some time ago, I adopted Git. Coming from Subversion, I had some aliases for the most used commands in my.zshrcfor working withsvn. But since I had to continue to work with those old Subversion repositories and still wanted to have the same convenience commands for the fancy new Git, I came up with this tiny script and created a bunch of symlinks to it instead of using shell aliases. It detects from its arguments and CWD if you are working with a Git or Subversion repository and then chooses to execute the right command.
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