I have the following git alias function that moves files into a directory using git mv of those files and then does the git commit : [alias] mv-into-dir = "!mvIntoDIR() { \ cd ${GIT_PREFIX:-.}; \ ...

git config --global alias.a '!git commit -a -m "commit" && git push' Not sure how to use the !sh

For some reason I have to run git gc --prune=now almost every day before I run a git pull so I wanted to create a git pp alias that helps me run those two commands I added this to the users .gitconfig ...

I need to run a script which notifies my CI server after I push. Therefore I need to alias "git push" into "git push; powershell script.ps1". Here is what I am trying: $ alias git ...

I am trying to add an alias to git to redirect to the project folder, open VS Code and run a local server my alias: [alias] creative = cd e:/work/vero/creative-app/front-end && code . &...

I am trying in my linux (Xubuntu) console to make the git commit message in my chain of commands a variable so I can more easily execute my chain of commands. Instead of this where I habe to edit ...

I got an error two hours ago from this alias in the .gitconfig file, which is: [alias] chist = log --graph -10 --pretty=format:"%C(cyan)%h%Creset %<(20,trunc)%s %Cgreen%<(11,trunc)%an%...

Environment/Background: zsh (v5.9) git (v2.48) git --exec-path results in /usr/lib/git-core Other StackOverflow posts read: Can't add git alias when using shell function Creating alias in git ...

Here's a common workflow: Make some changes and commit, e.g. git commit -m 'add action buttons' Make a bunch of interim commits Realize I want to fix that first commit Search for the commit SHA in ...

If I write git config --global alias.foo '!git bar "$@", all arguments provided to git foo will be forwarded to git bar while preserving spaces within arguments. For example, git foo hi &...

I saw a screencast where someone had gotten git st git ci to work. When I do it I get an error asking me if I meant something else. Being a git newb, I need to know what you have to do to get this ...

I work in C# with Unity, and it often touches a lot of files that don't want to commit. My changes that I want to commit are almost always exclusively .cs files. I created a git alias to stage all of ...

I have a couple of git alias in my ~/.gitconfig file, like so: [alias] co = checkout dd = diff --relative --name-status While in Bash, when I type git co <tab> I get a list of branches to ...

I want a programmatic way (preferably an alias) to determine whether a repository was cloned with either --filter=blob:none or --filter=tree:0, and to be able to tell which. eg: if git is-treeless; ...

I want to create a git alias which will allow me to do git visit and the repository will be opened in the browser.