Mine is git rebase -i, you can do almost anything with it!
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Top comments (8)
based on frequency, I'd say
git statuslolHahaha, that's fair :)
Any flags you like to use with that one?
I've been using it bare for the last 4 years. I didn't any usecase for its flags.
Me too :)
I just have an alias to type it faster:
alias gst=“git status “I use the Zsh git plugin and that alias and many others are already included.
Oh, that's where I got it from!
I ja to move away from zsh a few years ago, and those aliases may have made it into my dotfiles then :)
I must have forgotten 😅
git log. This command is pretty versatile.I agree!
What's your favourite way to use it?