Love this, incorporating some of them into my git tricks!
Building on your alias list command, I have an alias called alias:
alias.alias !alias(){ git config --get-regexp "^alias.${1}"; }; alias
This'll list all aliases matching the provided prefix, or just all aliases with no arguments:
git alias # ... many lines of cool aliases git alias alias # alias.alias !alias(){ git config --get-regexp "^alias.${1}"; }; alias git alias ancestor # alias.ancestor merge-base --octopus git alias c # alias.current rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD # alias.contains !contains(){ git fetch && git rev-parse ${1:-HEAD} | xargs git branch -r --contains; }; contains # alias.cherrypick cherry-pick
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Love this, incorporating some of them into my git tricks!
Building on your alias list command, I have an alias called alias:
alias.alias !alias(){ git config --get-regexp "^alias.${1}"; }; aliasThis'll list all aliases matching the provided prefix, or just all aliases with no arguments: