Great post Eyar!!
You could have mentioned the git alias feature, in order to use these in a much more intuitive way. For instance, I have set git uncommit just like you mentioned:
reset HEAD^
There are others that are useful for me:
History tree
log --oneline --graph --decorate
Intuitive way to unstage files
reset HEAD --
Show the current aliases
config --get-regexp ^alias\\.
Restore deleted file from upstream
"!git checkout $(git upstream) -- #@"
... which depends on
rev-parse --abbrev-ref --symbolic-full-name @{u}
I wanted to add information regarding the alias feature, but I was afraid it would make the post too much long for reading.
I will update the post, and I will add a link to your comment so readers will still have a reference for git alias - thanks!
git alias
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Great post Eyar!!
You could have mentioned the git alias feature, in order to use these in a much more intuitive way. For instance, I have set git uncommit just like you mentioned:
reset HEAD^There are others that are useful for me:
History tree
log --oneline --graph --decorateIntuitive way to unstage files
reset HEAD --Show the current aliases
config --get-regexp ^alias\\.Restore deleted file from upstream
"!git checkout $(git upstream) -- #@"... which depends on
rev-parse --abbrev-ref --symbolic-full-name @{u}I wanted to add information regarding the alias feature, but I was afraid it would make the post too much long for reading.
I will update the post, and I will add a link to your comment so readers will still have a reference for
git alias- thanks!