Gitup in python. Original ruby-version by David Svensson
Written because I don't use ruby and I'm using windows.
This is for us working with the cmd.exe (not the Git Bash).
General information on how to use gitup.
First, clone:
git clone git://github.com/eriik/gitup-py.git
Then you've gotta know what path you're using:
cd gitup-py
echo %cd%
Add this path to the "enviroment variable path" by right clicking "Computer" -> "Properties" -> "Advanced System Settings" -> Tab "Advanced" -> "Enviroment Variables..."
Scroll down in the System variables to "Path", select it and choose "Edit". Go to the last character, add a semicolon and then your path. Should look something like this: [...]Program Files\Mercurial\;C:\Program Files\Git\cmd;C:\Temp\gitup-py
Now, just fire up cmd and use gitup and gitdown in your git-directories.
###Linux/Mac Can be possible by making .sh-files just like the .bat files, and maybe using symbolic links from /usr/sbin or something?