Comando de personalização do git

GitAlias.txt

commands in shell
git config --global core.editor code
git config --global --edit

add in .gitconfig
[alias]
c = !git add --all && git commit -m
nb = !git checkout -b 
p = !git push -u origin 
s = !git status -s
[MacOS] l = !git log --pretty=format:'%C(blue)%h%C(red)%d - %C(white)%s - %C(red)%cn, %C(green)%cr' 
[Windows] l = !git log --pretty=format:'%C(blue)%h%C(red)%d - %C(white)%s - %C(blue)%cn, %C(green)%cr' 
t = tag -a $1 -m $1
graph = !git log --graph
search = !git log --grep=
amend = !git add --all && git commit --amend --no-edit
count = !git shortlog -s --grep
[push]
followTags = true

How to use GitAlias

in shell 
  
 #$ git c "your commit here"
 #
 #$ git nb feature_branch_name
 #
 #$ git p feature_branch_name

I'm looking at public gists and found yours.

Thanks for sharing

BTW you can simply things like this as it will work the same

s = "status -s"
l = "log --pretty=format:'%C(blue)%h%C(red)%d - %C(white)%s - %C(cian)%cn, %C(green)%cr'"

The first c one uses shell &&, so you'll have to keep that as is.

I don't know if the quotes are always needed but based on my linter I put them in. Note that single quotes on the outside will actually break the command when you run it so use double quotes.

Also I am curious what sh -t is for?

I have an alias which takes an argument and uses it. See $1. If that's what you're after then you can start with tag and not sh

clone-s = "! [ $# -ne 1 ] && echo 'Args: REPO' || git clone git@github.com:MichaelCurrin/$1.git"

e.g.

git clone-s os-genesis

It also gives me an error message if I leave off the arg

sorry, is sh -c this a command for create a tag to git repository

Ok thanks.

The ! already invokes the shell so you don't need to add sh too.

And you are doing plain git command so can leave off !.

So you can do

t = tag -a $1 -m $1

thanks, i'll change it