git-alias

Simple aliases for git.

To install:

git clone https://github.com/0xc00010ff/git-alias &&
cd git-alias &&
make install

To verify, run git aliases

• a : add
  Add a file to the index
• amend : commit --amend
  Add currently staged changes to the previous commit (or just rename the previous commit)
• aliases : config --get-regexp alias
  List all aliases
• b : branch
  List current branches
• ball : branch --all
  List all branches, including remote copies
• brnach : branch
  Common typo for branch
• c : commit
  Commit everything from the index into git history
• clear : !clear && ls && git status
  A clean git status
• co : checkout
  Point to a different branch
• d : diff
  See the current unstaged (red) changes since last commit
• drop : checkout --
  Delete the unstaged (red) changes
• f : fetch
  Only fetch the current branch from upstream (but no merge)
• graph : log --oneline --graph --decorate
  Pretty git logs
• last : log HEAD~1..HEAD --oneline
  Print the last commit
• lastdiff : diff HEAD~1 HEAD
  Show the difference between the last commit and the one before
• list : log --oneline
  A condensed form of the commit log
• mastiff : log --oneline main..HEAD
  Compare commits between this branch and main
• new : checkout -b
  Compare commits between this branch and main
• pr : Some heady bash script... view source for details Creates a pull request off the current branch. Make sure you pushed first!
• pullrequest : Some heady bash script... view source for details Long form for the above.
• remain : ! _current=$(git branch | sed -n -e "s/^\* \(.*\)/\1/p") && git checkout main && git pull && git checkout $_current && git rebase main
  This one is heavy. Pop over to main, pull, pop back to the current branch and rebase main. You might want to stash first.
• rename : branch -m
  Rename the current branch
• s : !clear && ls && git status
  A clean git status, same as clear
• stage : add
  Add files to the staging area (green)
• unamend : reset --soft HEAD@{1}
  Undo the amend you just did, if you did one
• uncommit : reset HEAD~1 --soft
  Reset the previous commit's changes back into the staging area (green)
• unstage : reset
  Move changes out of the stage (green) into the working area (red)