I get why it works like that and I'm ok with it :) It really just surprised me but then again, I don't do a lot of bash scripting.
The key to it is just escape the $ char in an alias.
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alias git-up="git push -u origin \$(git-branch)"
Oh, cool. I didn't know about that, thanks. I've edited my comment escaping the $.
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I get why it works like that and I'm ok with it :) It really just surprised me but then again, I don't do a lot of bash scripting.
The key to it is just escape the
$
char in an alias.alias git-up="git push -u origin \$(git-branch)"
Oh, cool. I didn't know about that, thanks.
I've edited my comment escaping the $.