Git Aliases and Shortcuts
The cluster focuses on Git aliases for simplifying common commands like status, commit, and push, with users sharing alias sets, recommending tools like SCM Breeze and Git Goodies, and questioning the need for alternative Git CLIs.
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I recommend you create aliases. I've got a 'git-squash' 'git-back' and 'git-update' aliases created, I almost forget they are not part of core git. Combined with scm-breeze that allows files and branches to be referenced with numbers... it's really fast and powerful
Awesome, wasn't aware of git aliases. Thank you.
i use git aliases so it’s the same amount of keystrokes
What does this do that can't be done with git aliases?
Where is this GUM or better cli for git? All I see is a README file containing the same thing as the webpost. Not to be a complainer, but there may be a reason the commands are the way they are and you cant simply change them without changing the implementation, perhaps you should look at alias to solve your memory problems.
Some common Git aliases would probably be a good addition, e.g., "git cm" for "git commit -m", or "git lol" for "log --graph --decorate --pretty=oneline --abbrev-commit".
I don't see anything here that you can't do with git alias, what am I missing?
Does anyone have a set of shell aliases for more common Git workflows? It would at least smooth out some of the idiosyncrasies and memorization (need to Google search) associated with the CLI.
Take a look at git aliases:https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Basics-Git-Aliases
+1 to Gitsh. Feels like it saves a massive amount of typing.