Nice article. I got to learn about a few things I didn't know about git before.
By the way git save is deprecated now, you should rather go by git push -m.
git save
git push -m
And for the last section about git aliases, since I'm using bash I get all these aliases and much more when I install oh-my-bash.
Hmm.. where did I wrote a command with git save?
About the aliases, I have something similar: Oh-my-zsh. But I extract those aliases in my personal dotfiles so I can get them everywhere I need them :)
Sorry, it seems I completely messed up the comment. I meant to use git stash push -m instead of git stash save, as the latter is deprecated.
git stash push -m
git stash save
you completely right Mohammed! Thanks for pointing this out :)
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Nice article. I got to learn about a few things I didn't know about git before.
By the way
git saveis deprecated now, you should rather go bygit push -m.And for the last section about git aliases, since I'm using bash I get all these aliases and much more when I install oh-my-bash.
Hmm.. where did I wrote a command with
git save?About the aliases, I have something similar: Oh-my-zsh. But I extract those aliases in my personal dotfiles so I can get them everywhere I need them :)
Sorry, it seems I completely messed up the comment. I meant to use
git stash push -minstead ofgit stash save, as the latter is deprecated.you completely right Mohammed! Thanks for pointing this out :)