I wouldnt use bash aliases for the commands, just for git itself. That way you keep tab completion on the aliases. For example: g l = g log --pretty=oneline --graph g caa = g commit -a --amend The g is a normal bash alias
g l
g log --pretty=oneline --graph
g caa
g commit -a --amend
g
Tab completion still works for me when I use zsh aliases.
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I wouldnt use bash aliases for the commands, just for git itself. That way you keep tab completion on the aliases.
For example:
g l=g log --pretty=oneline --graphg caa=g commit -a --amendThe
gis a normal bash aliasTab completion still works for me when I use zsh aliases.