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[C#] Why is there a git_push.sh file amongst the generated files?

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#2,390 opened on Mar 16, 2016

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Enhancement: Generalhelp wanted

Description

Hi,

I pulled the latest version from the master branch and generated a C# client. Besides the compile scripts there is a file called "git_push.sh".

What is the purpose of this file in context of the generated C# client?

Thanks.

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Investigate the template files for C# client generation in the swagger codegen repository, particularly the git push.sh.mustache template. Look for comments in the template or generator code that explain the purpose of generating a git push.sh script. Consider that it may be intended to automate pushing generated code to a remote repository, as is common in many code generators. Review any related discussions in the issue comments or linked documentation to provide a clear explanation.
[C#] Why is there a git_push.sh file amongst the generated files? · swagger-api/swagger-codegen#2390 | Good First Issue