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What really helped me was to create aliases and short scripts for the variety of commands that I used. For example, I created a small script called `git-back` t
by seadan83 4y ago
What really helped me was to create aliases and short scripts for the variety of commands that I used. For example, I created a small script called `git-back` that is `git reset --soft HEAD^1`. The `git-back` takes a parameter for how many commits back you want to go.
Not sure if this is what everyone wants, but adding a wrapper language around the commands was really powerful for me. Everything could be tab completed, used names and terms that I could remember, and at times the new commands became so baked into my mind I forget at times they are not part of core git.