I use a Git hosting. So I often run git push
.
I want to run git push
in background, in order that me not to wait when it finishes but do other tasks in my terminal.
But I don't want to run git push
in real background (git push &
) because I need to see its output to be sure that it run without an error.
What is the proper way to run it like a background process but seeing its output nevertheless?
The best thing I conveived is:
xterm -hold -e 'git push' &
But this uses XTerm instead of Gnome Terminal, the application I use the most. This is somehow inconsistent.
What are other alternatives?
zenity
git push
, keeping your other (virtual) windows uncluttered, yet keeping the git output available.