Making a Git Bash "Shell" Script to execute already existing commands
i would like to make a "script" to perform some commands for me in git bash.
i would then start git bash and type git myScriptName and hit enter, the it would perform:

        cd myProjectFolderName (ENTER)
        git init (ENTER)
        git add -A (ENTER)
        git commit -m 'letMeWriteSomeThingHereAndIHitEnterAndItEndsCommentWith' (ENTER)
        git push myRemoteName myBranch (ENTER)
and then do nothing, i would also like to do the same with:

        cd myProjectFolderName (ENTER)
        git init (ENTER)
        git pull myRemoteName myBranch (ENTER)
and then do nothing.

Thanks a bunch for any help regarding this, a plus would be if someone even went ahead and made the script :) Thanks

Making a Git Bash "Shell" Script to execute already existing commands
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i would like to make a "script" to perform some commands for me in git bash.
i would then start git bash and type git myScriptName and hit enter, the it would perform:

        cd myProjectFolderName (ENTER)
        git init (ENTER)
        git add -A (ENTER)
        git commit -m 'letMeWriteSomeThingHereAndIHitEnterAndItEndsCommentWith' (ENTER)
        git push myRemoteName myBranch (ENTER)
and then do nothing, i would also like to do the same with:

        cd myProjectFolderName (ENTER)
        git init (ENTER)
        git pull myRemoteName myBranch (ENTER)
and then do nothing.

Thanks a bunch for any help regarding this, a plus would be if someone even went ahead and made the script :) Thanks
