Update README.md with a Quick Start instructions #42
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WalkthroughAdds a Quick Start section to README.md with step-by-step Bash commands for installing, initializing, and using git-artifact, while retaining the existing CI/CD integration section. No source code or API changes. Changes
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15-20: Make the repo-creation step cross‑platform (avoid macOS‑onlyopen).Use
xdg-open/open/startfallback or just echo the URL if none exist.-# 1. Create a new repository on GitHub [Make sure to not initialize it with a README or .gitignore] -open https://github.com/new?name=test-git-artifact - -# Waits until you are done -echo "Press Enter after creating the repository..." && read +# 1. Create a new repository on GitHub [Do NOT initialize with README/.gitignore] +url="https://github.com/new?name=test-git-artifact" +if command -v xdg-open >/dev/null 2>&1; then xdg-open "$url"; \ +elif command -v open >/dev/null 2>&1; then open "$url"; \ +elif command -v start >/dev/null 2>&1; then start "$url"; \ +else echo "Open this URL in your browser: $url"; fi +read -r -p "Press Enter after creating the repository..."
24-26: Quote PATH and hint persistence.Safer quoting and a tip to persist across shells.
-export PATH=$(pwd)/git-artifact:$PATH +export PATH="$(pwd)/git-artifact:$PATH" # Tip: add this to ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc to persist
28-30: Pin default branch and offer SSH alternative to avoid auth prompts.GitHub defaults to main, but being explicit helps. SSH is smoother if keys are configured.
-# 3. Initialize the repository locally (replace <_OWNER_> with your GitHub username) -git artifact init --url=https://github.com/<_OWNER_>/test-git-artifact.git --path test-git-artifact && cd test-git-artifact +# 3. Initialize the repository locally (replace <_OWNER_> with your GitHub username) +# HTTPS: +git artifact init -b main --url=https://github.com/<_OWNER_>/test-git-artifact.git --path test-git-artifact && cd test-git-artifact +# or SSH: +# git artifact init -b main [email protected]:<_OWNER_>/test-git-artifact.git --path test-git-artifact && cd test-git-artifact
35-38: Align with later docs by specifying the tag pattern.Keeps Quick Start consistent with “Finding and getting artifacts” and avoids ambiguity if multiple tag schemes exist.
-# 5. Find and retrieve the latest artifact -git artifact find-latest -git artifact fetch-co-latest +# 5. Find and retrieve the latest artifact +git artifact find-latest -r 'v*.*' +git artifact fetch-co-latest --regex 'v*.*'
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12-38: Nice addition: Quick Start improves onboarding.The flow is clear and mirrors the later sections. A few small tweaks below will make it more robust and cross-platform.
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