gregwebs on Announcing gitsh: A dedicated shell for git commands

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    $ cat ~/.alias
    alias g='git'

    $ cat ~/.gitconfig
    [alias]
      st = status
      br = branch
      co = checkout

I don't see anyone else doing g='git' but I don't have to write out an alias for each command. For less frequently used git commands I forget an [alias] shortcut but I can always use the 'g' shortcut.

nperson 12y

If you want to keep bash completion on working when having git aliased to g, try to add this line to your .bashrc:

  # Complete aliased git, too.
  complete -o default -o nospace -F _git g

mythmon_12y

I was curious about this, so I checked: zsh will preserve completions if you `alias g=git`.

rahij 12y

Yes, I use it too! Saves me a lot of time.

  $ cat ~/.bash_profile | grep git
  alias gco="git checkout"
  alias gpu="git pull"
  alias gcom="git commit"
  alias gfr="git fetch && git rebase -i"
  alias g="git"

anamexis 12y

For people using oh-my-zsh, the git plugin has similar ones and quite a few more handy ones.

https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/blob/master/plugin...

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