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I prefer the "git wip" custom command than gitupdate git config --global alias.wip "\!git add --all; git commit -a -m \"wip: update\"" git config --global
by dashezup 5y ago
I prefer the "git wip" custom command than gitupdate
git config --global alias.wip "\!git add --all; git commit -a -m \"wip: update\""
git config --global alias.wtc "\!git add --all; git commit -a -m \"[WTC] \$(curl -s whatthecommit.com/index.txt)\""
I don't like the idea to generate the list of modified files in commit messages, it's not very readable to me plus that I could just generate such info with git log. I tried to write a custom git-wip script to include output of "git status --porcelain=v1" but turns out it's just not necessary since "git log --name-status" could already show it
git log --name-status
# or get modified history of a specified file
git log -p path/to/file.ext