git commit & push in IntelliJ

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How can I configure IntelliJ to commit and push in a single task (preferably a keyboard shortcut)?

When developing I'm always on a work-in-progress branch and use git commit nearly as often as saving the file. When I'm finished with a task I squash the work done and split it up into logical commits.

But I frequently change my working environment and when I forgot to push I don't have access to the latest commits :-(

Therefore I'd like IntelliJ to git commit & push at once. I know how to do it on the command line but I'd prefer to do it from inside IntelliJ as I'm working there most of the time.

Peter Reid · Accepted Answer · 2017-06-15 09:12:10Z

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You can use the additional contexts on the 'Submit / Commit button in the commit dialog. See 'Submit / Commit button' here.

The 'automatic' option would be to add a post-commit hook as detailed in this answer.

answered Jun 15, 2017 at 9:12

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ooxi Over a year ago

Wow that context menu was so obvious, I didn't even notice it's content

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