I think the best approach is to add the alias in .gitconfig instead of adding them in .bashrc or .zshrc, as Dave mentioned.
.gitconfig
.bashrc
.zshrc
I am also using legit for the frequent operations, like pull, push, checkout etc.
legit
pull
push
checkout
github.com/frostming/legit
yeah, Uncoupling git aliases from the shell environment is a better way to go, thanks for the feedback. I will check out your aliases :)
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I think the best approach is to add the alias in
.gitconfiginstead of adding them in.bashrcor.zshrc, as Dave mentioned.I am also using
legitfor the frequent operations, likepull,push,checkoutetc.github.com/frostming/legit
yeah, Uncoupling git aliases from the shell environment is a better way to go, thanks for the feedback.
I will check out your aliases :)