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I like some of these. 'wip' and 'wipe' are two operations that I regularly used. However, as I entered them into my .gitconfig I couldn't help noticing that the
by jdowner 12y ago
I like some of these. 'wip' and 'wipe' are two operations that I regularly used. However, as I entered them into my .gitconfig I couldn't help noticing that their similarity is something that would undoubtedly bite me on the arse at some time.
- falcolas 12y agoIt helps if you think of WIP internally always as "work in progress" That way you're not mixing it up in your head, and wipes should be rare enough that you don't build muscle memory.
- flurdy 12y agoDue to autocompletion and likelihood of accidentally accepting the wrong one of either of these I renamed my wipe alias to clean. clean=!git add -A && git commit -m "TMP: Save before clean reset" && git reset HEAD~1 --hard
- flurdy 12y agoNote clean is a bad alias though as already a proper git command. I changed my alias again to ditch... :)