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You know that can go in $PATH/git-rf, right.

• chrismorgan 6y ago
  If it grew much bigger I’d do that, but until it’s definitely too large, keeping all of this stuff in ~/.gitconfig is simpler, especially for sharing across heterogeneous machines.
  • taisalie 6y ago
    You can add a version-controlled directory to your PATH and put scripts in it. This can be in the same repository as your .gitconfig. So you can graduate aliases to scripts.
    • chrismorgan 6y ago
      Copying a single file is regularly easier, and more flexible when working on machines not set up with your SSH keys or whatever.