Git
20+ battle-tested Git aliases covering daily workflows — commits, branches, rebases, and stashes.
Aliases
g
- Description: Git shorthand
- Usage:
g <command> - Example:
g status
gs
- Description: Git status (short)
- Usage:
gs - Example:
gs
gs
# M core/init.sh
# ?? modules/18_aws.sh
ga
- Description: Stage all changes
- Usage:
ga - Example:
ga
gc
- Description: Commit with a message
- Usage:
gc "<message>" - Example:
gc "feat: add aws module"
gca
- Description: Stage all and commit in one step
- Usage:
gca "<message>" - Example:
gca "fix: patch shellcheck"
gp
- Description: Push current branch to origin
- Usage:
gp - Example:
gp
gpl
- Description: Pull latest from current branch
- Usage:
gpl - Example:
gpl
gco
- Description: Checkout a branch or create new
- Usage:
gco <branch> - Example:
gco feature/docs
gb
- Description: List all local branches
- Usage:
gb - Example:
gb
gbd
- Description: Delete a local branch
- Usage:
gbd <branch> - Example:
gbd feature/old-idea
gl
- Description: Pretty formatted git log (one line per commit)
- Usage:
gl - Example:
gl
gl
# a81f701 ci: add PR labeler configuration
# 0fe90f8 docs: overhaul documentation into mdBook
gd
- Description: Show unstaged differences
- Usage:
gd - Example:
gd
gst
- Description: Stash current changes
- Usage:
gst - Example:
gst
gstp
- Description: Pop the most recent stash
- Usage:
gstp - Example:
gstp
grb
- Description: Interactive rebase from HEAD
- Usage:
grb <n> - Example:
grb 3
gundo
- Description: Undo last commit (keeps changes staged)
- Usage:
gundo - Example:
gundo
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