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edited Dec 5, 2021 at 22:15

Peter Mortensen

edited Dec 5, 2021 at 22:15

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Create a Git file: commit.sh

#!/bin/sh
cd c:/Users/Lenovo/Desktop/nalms/src
git add --all
timestamp() {
 date +"at %H:%M:%S on %d/%m/%Y"
}
git commit -am "Regular auto-commit $(timestamp)"
git push origin master

Open window task scheduler
Create new task
GeneralGeneral → name the task
Go to the trigger section and enable the task scheduler
Press the Done button

Create a Git file: commit.sh

#!/bin/sh
cd c:/Users/Lenovo/Desktop/nalms/src
git add --all
timestamp() {
 date +"at %H:%M:%S on %d/%m/%Y"
}
git commit -am "Regular auto-commit $(timestamp)"
git push origin master

Open window task scheduler
Create new task
General → name the task
Go to trigger section and enable the task scheduler
Press the Done button

Create a Git file: commit.sh

#!/bin/sh
cd c:/Users/Lenovo/Desktop/nalms/src
git add --all
timestamp() {
 date +"at %H:%M:%S on %d/%m/%Y"
}
git commit -am "Regular auto-commit $(timestamp)"
git push origin master

Open window task scheduler
Create new task
General → name the task
Go to the trigger section and enable the task scheduler
Press the Done button

Active reading [<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git> <https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/4645/is-it-ever-correct-to-have-a-space-before-a-question-or-exclamation-mark#comment206109_4645>].

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edited Dec 5, 2021 at 22:07

Peter Mortensen

edited Dec 5, 2021 at 22:07

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createCreate a gitGit file:- commit.shcommit.sh

#!/bin/sh
cd c:/Users/Lenovo/Desktop/nalms/src
git add --all
timestamp() {
 date +"at %H:%M:%S on %d/%m/%Y"
}
git commit -am "Regular auto-commit $(timestamp)"
git push origin master

Open window task scheduler
Create new task
General ->→ name the task
Go to trigger section and enable the task scheduler
Press donethe Done button

create a git file:- commit.sh

#!/bin/sh
cd c:/Users/Lenovo/Desktop/nalms/src
git add --all
timestamp() {
 date +"at %H:%M:%S on %d/%m/%Y"
}
git commit -am "Regular auto-commit $(timestamp)"
git push origin master

Open window task scheduler
Create new task
General -> name the task
Go to trigger section enable the task scheduler
Press done button

Create a Git file:commit.sh

#!/bin/sh
cd c:/Users/Lenovo/Desktop/nalms/src
git add --all
timestamp() {
 date +"at %H:%M:%S on %d/%m/%Y"
}
git commit -am "Regular auto-commit $(timestamp)"
git push origin master

Open window task scheduler
Create new task
General → name the task
Go to trigger section and enable the task scheduler
Press the Done button

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edited Apr 17, 2021 at 9:02

Syscall

edited Apr 17, 2021 at 9:02

Syscall

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create a git file :- commit.sh

#!/bin/sh
cd c:/Users/Lenovo/Desktop/nalms/src 
git add --all
timestamp() {
 date +"at %H:%M:%S on %d/%m/%Y"
}
git commit -am "Regular auto-commit $(timestamp)"
git push origin master

Open window task scheduler
Create new task
General -> name the task
Go to trigger section enable the task scheduler
Press done button

#!/bin/sh
cd c:/Users/Lenovo/Desktop/nalms/src 
git add --all
timestamp() {
 date +"at %H:%M:%S on %d/%m/%Y"
}
git commit -am "Regular auto-commit $(timestamp)"
git push origin master

Open window task scheduler
Create new task
General -> name the task
Go to trigger section enable the task scheduler
Press done button

create a git file :- commit.sh

#!/bin/sh
cd c:/Users/Lenovo/Desktop/nalms/src 
git add --all
timestamp() {
 date +"at %H:%M:%S on %d/%m/%Y"
}
git commit -am "Regular auto-commit $(timestamp)"
git push origin master

Open window task scheduler
Create new task
General -> name the task
Go to trigger section enable the task scheduler
Press done button

create a git file :- commit.sh

#!/bin/sh
cd c:/Users/Lenovo/Desktop/nalms/src 
git add --all
timestamp() {
 date +"at %H:%M:%S on %d/%m/%Y"
}
git commit -am "Regular auto-commit $(timestamp)"
git push origin master

Open window task scheduler
Create new task
General -> name the task
Go to trigger section enable the task scheduler
Press done button

Update steps viewage

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edit approved Apr 17, 2021 at 9:02

Orlyyn

edit approved Apr 17, 2021 at 9:02

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answered Apr 16, 2021 at 12:48

Abhay Kumar

answered Apr 16, 2021 at 12:48

Abhay Kumar

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