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I write git status at least 4000 times a day, for no reason whatsoever.
git status
Most of the time, git log follows git status in my case. :P
git log
tig gives me more information, more concisely. Try it out :)
Been there 😂😭
Underrated
me too dude
how about ls and clear
ls
clear
Doing this all day long when I'm working for no reason, I don't know why actually
You can use Ctrl + L instead.
Yep that's me. I even write git status after committing just to make sure 😅
That has actually helped me once, I'd forgotten to git add some files
git add
And also git branch after git checkout just to make sure I'm on the right branch… 😂
git branch
git checkout
My prompt reflects which branch I'm on, super helpful!
Is it bad ? Im also guilty of this one + ls and clear
This sounds like a good practice😂
at least alias it to gst!
gst
also: me too
With as much as I check git status, I don't have time for a 3-letter alias! gs is all I can afford 😜
gs
And gpr for git pull --rebase
git pull --rebase
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I write
git statusat least 4000 times a day, for no reason whatsoever.Most of the time,
git logfollowsgit statusin my case. :Ptig gives me more information, more concisely. Try it out :)
Been there
😂😭
Underrated
me too dude
how about
lsandclearDoing this all day long when I'm working for no reason, I don't know why actually
You can use Ctrl + L instead.
Yep that's me. I even write
git statusafter committing just to make sure 😅That has actually helped me once, I'd forgotten to
git addsome filesAnd also
git branchaftergit checkoutjust to make sure I'm on the right branch… 😂My prompt reflects which branch I'm on, super helpful!
Is it bad ?
Im also guilty of this one +
lsandclearThis sounds like a good practice😂
at least alias it to
gst!also: me too
With as much as I check
git status, I don't have time for a 3-letter alias!gsis all I can afford 😜And gpr for
git pull --rebase