Git is amazing and you will learn only by using it. Try to learn the commands, you will forget if you don't use them. The same is the case for GUIs...
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that you can use virtual hostnames and map them in the .ssh/config to real ones was new, thanks for sharing!
one more git alias that I find very handy, to set a local branch up with the origin counterpart branch:
Thanks for sharing the tips, Aravind! They are very helpful.
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Cool! I didn't know
git branch --mergedbut felt the need most of the times.Thanks, I wasn't aware of any of these tips!
Re 'Learn what you need. Google what you don't. Try remembering if you are googling the same thing often.'
Just want to point out that masters of memory will refute that. You should just learn to memorise things. It can be done. Of course it might be easier for some to be lazy and that's something that most people indeed are; but if nothing else you could keep your own document in the way you learn or say a cheatsheet. But by memorising things you will make it easier in the long run. Anyway keeping a cheatsheet is not the most efficient way of learning but I guess it works for most people.
Re 'There will a ~/.gitconfig file where you can specify them. (If you don't find the file, I think you can create it at HOME path).'
Unless Iām parsing what you're saying wrong: $HOME will be the same value as ~ (except that with ~ you can do ~luser and it'll translate to the $HOME variable of the user luser). Or are you saying something else?
But it should also be pointed out that that's a global config file; you can also have it per repo i.e. at .git/config