Git Aliases and set it up in UNIX
I have created a list of git aliases that can be used in our day to day work. Most of us might have configured this. But I have listed few more aliases that are normally not used. like 'ggr'
# Add and Removes alias "ga"='git add' alias "gai"='git add -i' alias 'grm'='git rm' alias 'gra'='git remote add' alias "grr"='git remote rm' # Commit and Pushes alias "gcm"='git commit -m' alias "gca"='git commit -am' alias "gp"='git push' alias "gpu"='git pull' alias "gpo"='git push origin' alias "gri"='git rebase -i' # Logs alias "gl"='git log' alias "gll"='git log --pretty=format:"%C(yellow)%h%Cred%d\\ %Creset%s%Cblue\\ [%cn]" --decorate --numstat' alias "glnc"='git log --pretty=format:"%h\\ %s\\ [%cn]"' alias "ggr"='git log --graph --oneline --decorate --all' # Status and Diffs alias "gs"='git status' alias "gd"='git diff' alias "gdc"='git diff --cached' # Clone and Fetch alias "gcl"='git clone' alias "gf"='git fetch' # Branches alias "gb"='git branch' alias "gc"='git checkout' alias "gcn"='git checkout -b' # Git Resets alias "gr"="git reset" alias "gr1"="git reset HEAD^" alias "gr2"="git reset HEAD^^" alias "grh"="git reset --hard" alias "grh1"="git reset HEAD^ --hard" alias "grh2"="git reset HEAD^^ --hard" # Git Stashes alias "gst"="git stash" alias "gsl"="git stash list" alias "gsa"="git stash apply" alias "gss"="git stash save"
One issue that I faced with my machine is that I was not able to load this when I do 'su',
Finally I figured it how to do.
The steps are really simple.
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Save this aliases in a file, let's say 'my_git_aliases.txt'
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Open vim ~/.bash_profile
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add to the end of file "source PathTo/my_git_aliases.txt" ( This will load the aliases in terminal that will be opened)
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add it to the end of file "export ENV=PathTo/my_git_aliases.txt" ( This will make sure that when we do a "su" it loads the aliases to 'su' terminal)
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Last but best option: If you want the git aliases to be available for all user.
Then, open 'vim /etc/profile' and add the "source PathTo/my_git_aliases.txt" to the end of file.
Hope it helps everyone. :)