This and what @pandademic said can be resolved by creating terminal aliases for specific commands. For example I have git adcom "msg" which is an alias for "git add ." combined with "git commit -m 'msg'"
yes(off-topic: we could also use git aliases) , that's what I do @damjand , but I just feel that it would make everyone's life a little easier not to have more aliases to remember.
The point of aliases is not just to have shortcuts but to also make commands that are so short and custom-tailored that you don't even have to remember them like you do for built-in commands :)
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This and what @pandademic said can be resolved by creating terminal aliases for specific commands. For example I have git adcom "msg" which is an alias for "git add ." combined with "git commit -m 'msg'"
yes(off-topic: we could also use git aliases) , that's what I do @damjand , but I just feel that it would make everyone's life a little easier not to have more aliases to remember.
The point of aliases is not just to have shortcuts but to also make commands that are so short and custom-tailored that you don't even have to remember them like you do for built-in commands :)