I do know. And the comments taught me a good deal but I don't like adding bash commands to git aliases since I use git on non Linux machines
Sorry then. How come you use sed and xargs in your aliases? Or you want to maintain only one .gitconfig and push all the rest to OS-specific setenvs?
sed
xargs
.gitconfig
That's it!
I write completely different aliases for Powershell but I get to still use identical git aliases
Have you considered using Git BASH on windows?
yep, quickly dismissed it. It's not worth it plus Powershell is just so damned good!
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I do know. And the comments taught me a good deal but I don't like adding bash commands to git aliases since I use git on non Linux machines
Sorry then. How come you use
sedandxargsin your aliases? Or you want to maintain only one.gitconfigand push all the rest to OS-specific setenvs?That's it!
I write completely different aliases for Powershell but I get to still use identical git aliases
Have you considered using Git BASH on windows?
yep, quickly dismissed it. It's not worth it plus Powershell is just so damned good!