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I don't know how to run a shell alias using a git alias, so I ended up creating a file ~/bin/fact, and defining the git alias as: [alias] ff = "!fact &&
by yhager 14y ago
I don't know how to run a shell alias using a git alias, so I ended up creating a file ~/bin/fact, and defining the git alias as:
[alias]
ff = "!fact && git fetch"