Thanks for the post Nick! There's such a lot in here and I learned about a couple of commands too. The lost and found search is interesting, not a very common use as you said, but something worth remembering just in case.
I just checked my aliases and I was almost disappointed with how few I have!
st = status
co = checkout
I do have this function in my .bash_profile though. It allows you to use g in place of git and if you pass no other arguments runs git status. I find it pretty useful.
function g {if[[$# > 0 ]]then
git $@else
git status
fi}
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Glad you like it. Thanks for suggesting I write it up. I alias git to g as well, but I like how you default to showing status of no git command is passed in. 🔥
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Thanks for the post Nick! There's such a lot in here and I learned about a couple of commands too. The lost and found search is interesting, not a very common use as you said, but something worth remembering just in case.
I just checked my aliases and I was almost disappointed with how few I have!
I do have this function in my
.bash_profile
though. It allows you to useg
in place ofgit
and if you pass no other arguments runsgit status
. I find it pretty useful.Glad you like it. Thanks for suggesting I write it up. I alias git to
g
as well, but I like how you default to showing status of no git command is passed in. 🔥