Now i use ubntu 17.10.
How to change git command for example
git add .command likega,git commitcommand likegcgit pushcommans lije `gp
other example like $ git add command like $ ga
when i typing ga then it work like git add
- 2Possible duplicate of How do I alias commands in git?Ashish Mathew– Ashish Mathew2018-02-06 09:19:01 +00:00Commented Feb 6, 2018 at 9:19
- 1Possible duplicate of How do I create a Bash alias?Ken Y-N– Ken Y-N2018-02-06 09:21:19 +00:00Commented Feb 6, 2018 at 9:21
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Consider using Git aliases e.g.
git config --global alias.co checkout https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Basics-Git-Aliases
To achieve exactly what you want you can use bash aliases
in your bash prompt type
alias ga="git add ." This will only be valid until you close your shell. To have your aliases be persistent add them to your ~/.profile file.
echo 'alias ga="git add ."' >> ~/.profile Ubuntu uses ~/.profile instead of ~/.bash_profile.
Best of luck!
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Sudhakar
@chiragsorathiya, type cd ~ then vim .bashrc
chirag sorathiya
not working alias gc="git commit" and alias gp="git push"
Mr.Christer
@chiragsorathiya did you do echo 'alias gc="git commit"' >> ~/.profile ? You also need to restart the shell. ~ is short for the current users home directory.
PareekSandeep
Nothing but
echo 'alias gst="git status"' >> ~/.bashrc worked for me in Ubuntu18.04.You want to use aliases within your shell. For Bash:
echo "alias ga='git add .'" >> ~/.bash_profile echo "alias gc='git commit'" >> ~/.bash_profile echo "alias gp='git push'" >> ~/.bash_profile Or, for ZShell
echo "alias ga='git add .'" >> ~/.zshrc echo "alias gc='git commit'" >> ~/.zshrc echo "alias gp='git push'" >> ~/.zshrc Once run, simply open your new terminal.
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If i understood your question correctly then below is detailed explanation of how to use alias
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tgallacher
This will alias the
git sub-command. So instead of git push, you can alias that to be git p -- i.e. the alias only applies to the git command, not the parent git cli. Hope that makes sense.