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My config: [alias] co = checkout ci = commit st = status br = branch hist = log --pretty=format

by chungy 3y ago

My config: [alias] co = checkout ci = commit st = status br = branch hist = log --pretty=format:'%h %ad | %s%d [%an]' --graph --date=short type = cat-file -t dump = cat-file -p dft = difftool [tag] sort = version:refname [tar "tar.xz"] command = xz -c [tar "tar.zst"] command = zstd -T0 -c [log] date = iso-local [pull] ff = only [diff] tool = difftastic [difftool] prompt = false [difftool "difftastic"] cmd = difft "$LOCAL" "$REMOTE" [pager] difftool = true [safe] directory = * [advice] detachedHead = false [init] defaultBranch = master

xyst 3y ago
Not a fan of the “main” branch revolution? Pretty good config though. Personally, I use diff configs depending on oss vs personal vs work. So I combine mine with “[includeIf gitdir:~/oss…]” … Some companies like G have some weird requirements.
- chungy 3y ago
  No, I'm not a fan of it. It's been master since forever and it's a perfectly good term, fits regular English convention of "master branch" too. > Personally, I use diff configs depending on oss vs personal vs work. So I combine mine with “[includeIf gitdir:~/oss…]” … I'd stuff such things into the local repos' .git/config files instead of the global. It's rare that I do it, but sometimes I do work with projects with differing conventions.
  - influx 3y ago
    I liked it more once I realized it was fewer characters to type.
    - worksonmine 3y ago
      Typing 'ma<Tab>' is the same in both cases. I don't like the change because the reason behind the change is political. Give an inch take a mile etc, it's getting out of hand. But I don't care enough to stand out.
- imbnwa 3y ago
  >Not a fan of the “main” branch revolution? Why not 'canon'?
  - NateEag 3y ago
    "canon" is for the central repo, the blessed source of truth.
prima-facie 3y ago
Did you use Mercurial before? I miss its abbreviated commands. A few more from me: [alias] gr = grep -I ch = cherry-pick ls = ls-files tip = log -1 HEAD zip = archive -o latest.zip HEAD fix = commit --fixup
- chungy 3y ago
  Never used Mercurial in any serious capacity. The abbreviations mostly stem from CVS and Subversion experience (and really glad I haven't touched either in many years).

by chungy 3y ago

xyst 3y ago

Not a fan of the “main” branch revolution? Pretty good config though. Personally, I use diff configs depending on oss vs personal vs work. So I combine mine with “[includeIf gitdir:~/oss…]” … Some companies like G have some weird requirements.

chungy 3y ago
No, I'm not a fan of it. It's been master since forever and it's a perfectly good term, fits regular English convention of "master branch" too. > Personally, I use diff configs depending on oss vs personal vs work. So I combine mine with “[includeIf gitdir:~/oss…]” … I'd stuff such things into the local repos' .git/config files instead of the global. It's rare that I do it, but sometimes I do work with projects with differing conventions.
- influx 3y ago
  I liked it more once I realized it was fewer characters to type.
  - worksonmine 3y ago
    Typing 'ma<Tab>' is the same in both cases. I don't like the change because the reason behind the change is political. Give an inch take a mile etc, it's getting out of hand. But I don't care enough to stand out.
imbnwa 3y ago
>Not a fan of the “main” branch revolution? Why not 'canon'?
- NateEag 3y ago
  "canon" is for the central repo, the blessed source of truth.

prima-facie 3y ago

Did you use Mercurial before? I miss its abbreviated commands. A few more from me: [alias] gr = grep -I ch = cherry-pick ls = ls-files tip = log -1 HEAD zip = archive -o latest.zip HEAD fix = commit --fixup

chungy 3y ago
Never used Mercurial in any serious capacity. The abbreviations mostly stem from CVS and Subversion experience (and really glad I haven't touched either in many years).