My git aliases. Work in progress.

.bashrc

# Allows you to run commands as "g st" etc.
# IMO this is preferable to making aliases like "alias gst=git status" since this way ALL your git commands will be fast
alias g="git"

.gitconfig

[alias]
        br = branch
        sh = show
        rb = rebase
        rbi = rebase -i
        st = status
        ci = commit
        cim = commit -m
        cia = commit -a -m
        co = checkout
        rs = reset
        uncommit = reset --soft HEAD~1
        rollback = reset --hard HEAD~1
        conf = config
        gconf = config --global
        mrg = merge
        cln = clone
        clnossl = clone -c http.sslVerify=false
        nossl = conf http.sslVerify false
        graph = log --graph --oneline
        graphall = log --graph --oneline --all
        # Usage: git mvbr branch-name target-ref
        mvbr = branch -f
        # Shows name of currently checked out branch (with no additional cruft)
        shbr = rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD
        psh = push
        pshu = push -u
        pushu = push -u
        ad = add
        amend = commit --amend

git-cia.sh

#!/bin/sh
# Put this file in your PATH to be available as "git cia"
set -e
git add .
git commit -am "$1"

git-pshbr

#!/bin/sh
# Usage: Put git-pshbr somewhere in your PATH, then use it like so:
# git pshbr [remote]
# Will push the branch you're currently on to a new branch with the same name on origin, and set the local branch to track it
git push -u ${1:-origin} $(git shbr)

git-pullco.sh

#!/bin/sh 
# Put this file in your PATH to be available as "git pullco"
# Usage: git pullco branchname [origin]
# Will fetch from origin, move the local branch to the new commit fetched from origin, and then check it out  
set -e 
REMOTE=${2:-origin}
git fetch "$REMOTE" 
git mvbr "$1" "$REMOTE/$1" 
git checkout "$1"