Okay, run your tests against my most used ones:
gst == git status gca == git commit --all gcam "message" == git commit -am "message" gp == git push
gst
git status
gca
git commit --all
gcam "message"
git commit -am "message"
gp
git push
:D I know what they stand for, don't care if others do, and don't care if they aren't available on a computer that's not mine.
gst? That's far too many characters!
I have a bash function g that aliases git unless you pass no arguments, then it aliases git status.
g
git
Single characters FTW! :D
haha! that's great xD
Kinda cool ^^
I have "g." for "git status ." but may switch to "g" :D
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Okay, run your tests against my most used ones:
gst==git statusgca==git commit --allgcam "message"==git commit -am "message"gp==git push:D I know what they stand for, don't care if others do, and don't care if they aren't available on a computer that's not mine.
gst? That's far too many characters!I have a bash function
gthat aliasesgitunless you pass no arguments, then it aliasesgit status.Single characters FTW! :D
haha! that's great xD
Kinda cool ^^
I have "g." for "git status ." but may switch to "g" :D