baynezy/git.aliases

My preferred git aliases

git.aliases

My preferred git aliases

Usage

Installation

Windows

Navigate to the route folder in your Bash client.

./add.sh

Aliases

Git Flow

I love git-flow, but the utility requires that you type long commands like git flow feature add <new-feature>. This is too much typing.

Features

Start Feature

git fs <feature-name>

Finish Feature

git ff

or

git ff <feature-name>

Rebase a Feature

To interactively rebase a feature branch before merging it. Make sure you are in the branch you want to rebase

git rbd

Releases

Start Release

git rs <release-name>

Finish Release

git rf <release-name>

Rebase a Release

To interactively rebase a release branch before merging it. Make sure you are in the branch you want to rebase

git rbd

Hotfixes

Start Hotfix

git hfs <hotfix-name>

Finish Hotfix

git hff <hotfix-name>

Rebase a Hotfix

To interactively rebase a hotfix branch before merging it. Make sure you are in the branch you want to rebase

git rbm

General Git

Delete all merged branches

This will remove all merged branches that are not master or develop

git cleanup

Commit

git com

Checkout

git co

Log One Line

git logo

Log Just The Commits on your Feature Branch

git logf

Log Just The Commits on your Feature Branch One Line

git logfo

Update the last commit to be timestamped to now

git touch

Update the last commit to be authored by you and timestamped to now

git plagiarise

List tags in order they were created

git tago

Remove files that were committed but are not in .gitignore

git reignore

Combinations

Here I have shortened or combined commands that I type all the time.

alias	command
git cm	git add -A git commit
git pall	git push origin --all git push origin --tags