When stir is launched in a repo for the first time it should
1) Create .stir.sh
2) Detect if project folder is already a git repo
3) Read in as much info about the repo as possible (repo name, current author name, email etc.)
4) Loop through .stir.sh and set the known variables
5) Profit
When stir is launched in a repo for the first time it should
1) Create
.stir.sh
2) Detect if project folder is already a git repo 3) Read in as much info about the repo as possible (repo name, current author name, email etc.) 4) Loop through.stir.sh
and set the known variables 5) Profit