This references my Git Horror Story article from 2012. Which is fine, but note that git has evolved a lot since then, and you should also seek out some of its

This references my Git Horror Story article from 2012. Which is fine, but note that git has evolved a lot since then, and you should also seek out some of its more modern conveniences (this thread's article mentions a number of them). I've been telling myself I'll update this article for the past few years. I'll get to it eventually. As an alternative to git's aliases: if you're sick of typing `git' all the time, feel free to adapt this little script to suit your needs (allowing you to type e.g. `a' instead of `git add' and such, with tab completion): https://gitlab.com/mikegerwitz/git-shortmaps