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Neat stuff! Have you thought about just implementing this as a bashrc file? Here's a snippet from mine: alias gs="git status" alias ga="git add .; gs"
by breck 7y ago
Neat stuff! Have you thought about just implementing this as a bashrc file? Here's a snippet from mine:
alias gs="git status"
alias ga="git add .; gs"
alias gp="git push"
- codetrotter 7y agoHi, yes, all of these commands started life as just bash aliases a couple of years back :) but keeping dotfiles in sync across different computers with different operating systems got messy. Then I created wrapping shell scripts and used symlinks from ~/bin/ to the git repo they lived in. But still it was a bit messy and annoying to set up and keep up to date. For that reason I made them into commands. On top of that I added a sprinkle of argument handling. And now all is well and dandy.