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This post would have been a lot better if he showed how to do a git subcommand that launched itself, which is where i thought he was going.
by kobeya 9y ago
This post would have been a lot better if he showed how to do a git subcommand that launched itself, which is where i thought he was going.
- ekimekim 9y agoThis isn't too hard. Aliases can expand to arbitrary shell commands, as shown in the article. So you can do something like: git config --global alias.bomb '!git bomb & git bomb' to make a fork bomb.