How can I cause a push after a commit automatically

[rickprice]

I prefer to keep my source code pushed to my origin.

This means that I pretty much always have to do a :Gpush after my :Gcommit, which I find annoying.

Is there some way I can create a mapping in Vim, or could I create a PR that has a command named like CC (instead of cc) that would do the push as well?

I already tried to do a mapping, but it never worked, I'm assuming that is because it doesn't wait for the :wq on the :Gcommit.

Any help appreciated :).

Frederick

[tpope]

I don't think there is a clean way to do this inside Vim. Use a Git hook maybe?

[rickprice]

Right, but there are commands for cc inside :G, couldn't the :Gpush be chained with that somehow? Rick

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[tpope]

:Git commit returns control to the user once the commit message is opened. So that's the only point you can easily chain off of.

[tpope]

Now that I think about it, you could create a Git alias that calls git commit && git push and call that with :Git and it will do what you expect.