Have you tried making a "custom command" for git?
You could try make one like it says on this article: Extending Git.
This looks quite interesting and thanks for sharing with me, I will give this try! :)
Custom command felt hard and unfortunately I could not make it work. So I created an alias in .bashrc and it worked like charm. :)
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Have you tried making a "custom command" for git?
You could try make one like it says on this article: Extending Git.
This looks quite interesting and thanks for sharing with me, I will give this try! :)
Custom command felt hard and unfortunately I could not make it work. So I created an alias in .bashrc and it worked like charm. :)