Here is an adaptation of the above answer for OSX

• mktemp requires additional parameter
• git clone writes to STDERR by default (see this)

Function:

function git {
   local tmp=$(mktemp -t git)
   local repo_name

   if [ "$1" = clone ] ; then
     command git "$@" --progress 2>&1 | tee $tmp
     repo_name=$(awk -F\' '/Cloning into/ {print $2}' $tmp)
     rm $tmp
     printf "changing to directory %s\n" "$repo_name"
     cd "$repo_name"
   else
     command git "$@"
   fi
}

Here is an adaptation of the above answer for OSX

• mktemp requires additional parameter
• git clone writes to STDERR by default (see this)

Function:

function git {
   local tmp=$(mktemp -t git)
   local repo_name

   if [ "$1" = clone ] ; then
     command git "$@" --progress 2>&1 | tee $tmp
     repo_name=$(awk -F\' '/Cloning into/ {print $2}' $tmp)
     rm $tmp
     printf "changing to directory %s\n" "$repo_name"
     cd "$repo_name"
   else
     command git "$@"
   fi
}

Here is adaptation of above answer for OSX

• mktemp requires additional parameter
• git clone writes to STDERR by default (see this)

Function:

function git {
   local tmp=$(mktemp -t git)
   local repo_name

   if [ "$1" = clone ] ; then
     command git "$@" --progress 2>&1 | tee $tmp
     repo_name=$(awk -F\' '/Cloning into/ {print $2}' $tmp)
     rm $tmp
     printf "changing to directory %s\n" "$repo_name"
     cd "$repo_name"
   else
     command git "$@"
   fi
}

Here is an adaptation of the above answer for OSX

• mktemp requires additional parameter
• git clone writes to STDERR by default (see this)

Function:

function git {
   local tmp=$(mktemp -t git)
   local repo_name

   if [ "$1" = clone ] ; then
     command git "$@" --progress 2>&1 | tee $tmp
     repo_name=$(awk -F\' '/Cloning into/ {print $2}' $tmp)
     rm $tmp
     printf "changing to directory %s\n" "$repo_name"
     cd "$repo_name"
   else
     command git "$@"
   fi
}