This is actually the best! Thank you so much!
One question, though: with the aliases, is their anyway to make it so that it accepts terms? i.e. I want to make it so I can do $ git c "commit message", and it'll action that as $ git commit -m "commit message". Is that possible?
$ git c "commit message"
$ git commit -m "commit message"
You are welcome :)
Aliases are really just a search and replace. So you can do
git config --global alias.cm "commit -m"
and then
git cm "My commit message"
will be replaced with
git commit -m "My commit message"
Ah, gotcha! Thank you so much again!
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This is actually the best! Thank you so much!
One question, though: with the aliases, is their anyway to make it so that it accepts terms? i.e. I want to make it so I can do
$ git c "commit message", and it'll action that as$ git commit -m "commit message". Is that possible?You are welcome :)
Aliases are really just a search and replace. So you can do
and then
will be replaced with
Ah, gotcha! Thank you so much again!