"git nah" and more handy Git aliases
Michi on December 01, 2019
A while ago I posted an article on undoing changes in Git, but some of these arguments or flags just don't want to stick in my head or, I use them ...
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git rektgit config --global alias.rekt = "reset --hard"I'm stealing this one for demacia
oh I love this one!
I like "commit crime".
Nice post!
Some of the examples are broken.
The
=is part of the config syntax but must not be present on the command line. For exampleshould be
Thanks for that! I corrected it
$ git oopscheckout --Instead of specifying branch name develop, which might get executed on another branch out of habbit, why not get current branch first? Search for ggpull and use its implementation :)
"Pushup" - to push commits from a (new) local branch to its (new) upstream:
git config --global alias.pushup "! git push --set-upstream origin \$(git branch | grep '*' | cut -d ' ' -f2)"
Nice! Thanks for this post.
It is sometimes recommended to use "pull --rebase=merges" instead of just "pull --rebase".
This is really good stuff! I would just make sure to not use git nah if I already pushed my code to the upstream.