A command line utility to push commits in a scheduled way.

1. gstreak push

   Pushes the latest changes which are scheduled to be pushed till now. This includes the commits not committed using gstreak too.

2. gstreak list

   Lists all commits committed by gstreak but not pushed till now.

3. gstreak commit -m <message> -t "<date expr in natural language>"

   For ex.

   gstreak commit -m "Fix Readme" -t "2 hours"

   This commits a message which can be pushed later.

4. gstreak check

   Prints the next commit to be pushed

Add a crontab entry to gstreak push with repo as working directory.

1. git push asking for password.

   Run git config credential.helper store to enable credentials stored in global store. Then next time you can pull / push without getting password prompt.