That’s a fair question and something that does put people off using them. It can trip me up, but it doesn’t happen much. I have my aliases on a gist (gist.github.com/stuarthendren/7a3b...) so if I change machine, or go to the cloud, I can quickly set them up again. If I’m on someone else machine I would try to avoid making commits and getting them into trouble. I also wouldn’t recommend using aliases until you’re confident with git, that way you aren’t reliant on the aliases and should still know the underlying commands.
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That’s a fair question and something that does put people off using them. It can trip me up, but it doesn’t happen much. I have my aliases on a gist (gist.github.com/stuarthendren/7a3b...) so if I change machine, or go to the cloud, I can quickly set them up again. If I’m on someone else machine I would try to avoid making commits and getting them into trouble. I also wouldn’t recommend using aliases until you’re confident with git, that way you aren’t reliant on the aliases and should still know the underlying commands.