unfk

Remove all f**ks in your git commit history

Note: you can use unfk -e <your_password_here> to check if the index contains your password, and use -f to remove it.

Usage

unfk                      # Check if index is f**k'd
unfk -f -e 114 -t 514     # Replace all 114 with 514 in index
unfk -f -- 1.txt          # Fix 1.txt only
unfk --install            # Run unfk before every commit

Install

We recommand you to install it using Git-Get.

Locally: ~/.local/bin/unfk

git get b1f6c1c4/unfk -f -o ~/.local/bin/unfk -- unfk
# Or, without git-get:
curl -fSSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/b1f6c1c4/unfk/master/unfk > ~/.local/bin/unfk && chmod +x ~/.local/bin/unfk

Globally (with sudo): /usr/bin/unfk

git get b1f6c1c4/unfk -f -o- -- unfk | sudo tee /usr/bin/unfk && sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/unfk
# Or, without git-get:
curl -fSSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/b1f6c1c4/unfk/master/unfk | sudo tee /usr/bin/unfk >/dev/null && sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/unfk

Exit status

• If -f is specified:
  • Return value 0 indicates all f**ks are fixed (if any);
  • Return value 1 indicates some f**ks are found but can't be fixed;
  • Return value 2 indicates error.
• If -n is specified, or neither -f nor -n is specified:
  • Return value 0 indicates no f**k is found;
  • Return value 1 indicates some f**ks are found;
  • Return value 2 indicates error.

License

MIT