git-continue

git-continue is a plug-in command for Git. After a continuable operation has halted, git-continue determines the appropriate command with which to resume and issues the --continue option.

git-continue can be invoked as git-abort, in which case it will instead issue the --abort option, or as git-skip, in which case it will issue the --skip option.

git-continue supports the following operations:

• git-am
• git-cherry-pick
• git-merge
• git-rebase
• git-revert

Table of Contents

• Usage
• Installation
• License

Usage

Synopsis:

git continue
git abort
git skip

git-continue takes no options. If it doesn't recognize the current repository state, it produces an error.

Installation

Place git-continue somewhere in your $PATH as git-continue, git-abort, git-skip, or any combination of those three. Git will automatically detect the executables as commands and provide them as git continue etc. You can do this with make install, optionally providing PREFIX=<path> to override the default installation prefix of $HOME/.local.

License

Copyright © 2022 Mikkel Kjeldsen

This software is released under the GPLv2, on account of using components from the Git project v2.25.0 released under the GPLv2 [git-license].