A git command to distribute the date of local (e.g. unpushed) git commits such that they best fill your GitHub contribution graph.
Take the following git graph as an example, where the branch feature/AC is
currently checked out and the last commit, that was pushed to origin is the one
marked in red. Running git distribute-commits will alter the date of all
commits that are exclusive to the checked out branch and are a descendent of
the node that was pushed last to origin. That yields all the green nodes.
Just download git-distribute-commits and place
it in any directory that is part of your PATH environment variable.
You will also need GitHub CLI tool.
You can install git-distribute-commits using Homebrew:
> brew install astzweig/formulae/git-distribute-commitsRun the tool at the top level directory of your git repository:
> git distribute-commitsThis project keeps a changelog that adheres to Keep a Changelog.