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Try egrep (or grep -e) The author probably has grep aliased to egrep
by yebyen 13y ago
Try egrep (or grep -e)
The author probably has grep aliased to egrep
- japhyr 13y agoThanks! The original regex still didn't work, but I used: history | egrep -o "git [a-Z]*" | sort | uniq -c and found: 30 git 42 git add 9 git branch 86 git checkout 150 git commit 8 git diff 2 git log 11 git merge 2 git mergetool 1 git pop 32 git pull 49 git push 1 git remote 2 git rm 1 git satus 6 git stash 2 git statsu 2 git statu 233 git status Apparently "git status" is the one command I have trouble typing. I use "git log" quite often, but I have an alias called gitlog that uses the --pretty=oneline flag.
- kiechu 13y agoHere is the right command: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/9053693 https://gist.github.com/anonymous/9053693
- yebyen 13y agoPretty good, except it misinterprets 'git patch -M -C -C -1' as -M -C -C - 205 git status 163 git log 92 git diff 82 git push 74 git pull 66 git branch 51 git commit -av 46 git checkout 37 git add 24 git branch -a 23 git remote 23 git checkout -b 22 git log -u 21 git commit -v 21 git clone 13 git rebase -i 12 git add -p 10 git rm 8 git branch -d 7 git fetch 5 git stash 5 git push --set 5 git branch -D 4 git reset --hard 4 git rebase --continue 4 git format 3 git init 3 git diff --cached 3 git config --global 2 git rebase --abort 2 git rebase 2 git log --pretty 2 git commit --amend -av 2 git commit --amend 2 git commit --allow 1 git urb 1 git rm --cached 1 git reset 1 git patch -M -C -C - 1 git log -u -w 1 git log -u - 1 git log -a 1 git lo 1 git feth 1 git diff -u -- 1 git diff --help 1 git diff -- 1 git config 1 git commit -va 1 git commit --amend -a 1 git commit 1 git checkout --help 1 git apply