gitwatch:tldr:316ba

gitwatch: Automatically commit any changes made to a file or directory.

gitwatch

$ gitwatch ${filename_or_directory}

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The gitwatch command is not a default Git command, so it may differ depending on the specific implementation or operating system you are using. However, generally speaking, the gitwatch command is likely a custom script or alias that monitors changes to a specific file or directory in a Git repository.

When using the gitwatch command, you need to provide the filename_or_directory parameter, which represents the file or directory you want to monitor for changes. The command will then continuously track any modifications made to that file or directory within the Git repository, providing you with real-time notifications or updates.

The exact functionality and options of the gitwatch command may vary, so you should consult the documentation or source code specific to the implementation you are using for more details on how it works.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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