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I had the same alias as you for "undo" but as a git alias and just updated it to be "uncommit" rather than my rather dumb, "oops" command. I never used "oops" for exactly the reason I put in my comment. I remembered I had it but not what it did and couldn't be bothered to check. Now maybe I will...
Thanks for sharing, yeah personally I like to name functions as an extension of the original command e.g; git-uncommit is longer but it's easily discoverable when you're typing git and tab-completion makes it fairly easy to type.
I like your alias alias gti='git' I always mistype that!
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I had the same alias as you for "undo" but as a git alias and just updated it to be "uncommit" rather than my rather dumb, "oops" command. I never used "oops" for exactly the reason I put in my comment. I remembered I had it but not what it did and couldn't be bothered to check. Now maybe I will...
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Thanks for sharing, yeah personally I like to name functions as an extension of the original command e.g;
git-uncommitis longer but it's easily discoverable when you're typing git and tab-completion makes it fairly easy to type.I like your alias
alias gti='git'I always mistype that!