I have it zsh aliased to 'ggd' so I can quickly check the history of my current branch and whether certain other branches are in the history (basically seeing at what point I last rebased on master, or if I need to again).
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Nice list! I've been using git consistently for five or six years now and still learn new stuff about it all the time.
Related to #5, this is probably my single most used git alias and quite possibly the most-used CLI command on my system:
I have it zsh aliased to 'ggd' so I can quickly check the history of my current branch and whether certain other branches are in the history (basically seeing at what point I last rebased on master, or if I need to again).