Learning git (command line) finally

my thesis advisor shared this alias with me

alias gl="git log --pretty=format:'%Cred%h %Cgreen%ad %Cblue%aN %Creset%s' --date=iso --graph --branches"

It's the shit! Here are mine which I use daily!

alias gall="git add --all"

alias ga="git add"

alias gs="git status"

alias gb="git branch -a"

alias gco="git checkout"

alias gc="git commit"

alias gp="git push"

hope it helps!

@polaroidkidd

Nice ones. I use Git's own alias system. Some of mine (I'm not sure the syntax is entirely correct, I'm writing it by heart):

git fp = git fetch --prune
git aa = git add .
git ds = git diff --staged
git rh = git reset HEAD
git l1 = git log -1
git lo = git log --oneline

My favorite one (=

# commit & push pending changes to current

# branch and quote all args as message

function lgit() {

git add .

git commit -a -m "$1"

git push origin "$(git symbolic-ref HEAD 2>/dev/null)"

}

ex. lgit "Add foo"

@millido Light side? But I use dark themes to protect my eyes and for personal preference (and still working grave yard shift) -- So which side is it really? 🤔 😁

And I guess the real question is where are the cookies? 🍪🍪🍪

@eeee I hear ya. I just got sick of typing "git" all the time ^^